Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
MATTERS IN AucHIG AN.

FoaF years ago Iron seed a.dn't ex-
ii. No~ tae ceasas nlds z eos Dscale
t8ere.
II NIL lake aloat two months more
eeod luck and tue bg Pors nurol tan-
lei NJ be hnlsl1ed.
Lansing cap.tsl - want g baaa az
electro goSl AZ OH0sse, and prom - T.
buls It right &Hay, lfsIyeaa franchise.
Ososso : to npmhsF is Aousss. aud
: PROMISED r. e postal delivery Ihus
booms the metropolis Oh SalaWassse
coualy.
frankie Moon. Of Lapeer, fell upon =
sharp fence picket wheh psnessAted
h body and caused painful ana prob
aby fatal Wound.
Twelfth Annual Reunion Of the
soldiers and - slors' ASSOCIATION OF
~authern Michigan. 81 Kalamazoo, July
50, 81 and August !.
Tue Lud 'ngfon Record issued a hand
some, double sizea Edition, last week,
tting forth the industry, Improvement
and enterprise 81 the city.
Lenawee county sold 81 .000. 900 worth
Of apples last year, and reports tie
the other crops were never better.
Gen. o. l.. Spau.dng, OF 81. Johns, IN
tins State, mas been appointed AssisI-
ant Secretary af the Treasury, by Pres
ident Harrison, 10 succeed George C..
Tlcnenor, resigned.
The Grand Ledge Mining Company
has struck coal three nnles from town.
The VEN is three feet thick. Tie anti
eipatlOns or the company are very high
and the village Is lmmensly gratlfed.
Ii is estimated now that the popula-
ton OF Michigan viii fall way below
$500, 600, the figures first given out,
and perhaps enough below 10 lose one
Congressman. Ii Is predicted that the
final count will prove very disappoint-
ing.
A sew industry has been started in
town which all towns do not possess.
Two of our enterprising citizens have
gone into the business of raising frogs
and have built yard near the spring
west of Mr.. Bigelow s.-L0ke Odessa
Ware.
These are the newest postmasters G..
F. Martin, vice II. Renfrow, resigned
| Glenwood, Berricn county; A. Wander.
hoof, vice J. CockertOn, resigned, Hart
wick, Osceola county; Ii. Z. Hossack
vice G.. Z. Merrill, resigned, Robey
Chippewa county.
The poor, old quakers who have been
sleeping IN an exclusive graveyard al
Battle Creek for years, will probably be
| dug up and moved out of tie way, be
cause nobody has time 10 cut the weeds
and briars, and the people want the
spot made into park.
S. S. Boorn is sending out invitations
| to the veterans of Co. +, Thirteenth
Michigan Infantry, for a reunion to be
held at his residence, near Eaton Rap
ids. on Tuesday, August IA. Col. Shoe
maker, OF Jackson, viii be one OF the
speakers of the occasion.
There seems to be Il well-developec
! disposition on the part of the leading
citizens of Allegan, to erect q new cen
/ trail school building. Such was the sen
timent expressed at the annual schoo
meeting, Monday evening, and ii IS *
tremely probable that the school boarC
will give the people an opportunity Il
vote upon the subject.
James Rouse is plous officer at Ia
/ peer, and he took a youthful ohendel
/ to church with him the other evening
4 He was on his knees peutioning ever
4 lasting pardon for his charge, when tht
| boy. realizing the slowness OF pardon
boards, quietly slipped from the pey
and out of the door The officer ha
ceased praying for the boy, and &c
clares that his recapture is worth S25
he will gladly pay it.
Crystal Springs Camp meeting from
August to l3. with new attractions
new Auditorium l00xl50 feet. costn.
| about $1,000 Friday, August 6, Chan
lam c. &. McCabe. Saturday, Angus
Q, 9,dedicaton OF Auditorium. Sunday
! August 10, Doctors Potts and J. Grams
ton, of Cincinnati and d. +. Barns, o
| Kalamazoo. Tuesday, August i
Epworth League Day. Rev. DR.. Kerry
". W. Cooper, Rev. a. II. Ranton an,
Rev. Z. a. Schell with others VII
serve.
An enterprise is now well under wa
for the organization of n stock com
pany in Allegan, with a capital stock o
$4,000. tor canning, eyaporstlng an'
cider making. 1t Is estimated that Ia
company will use in the business 100
600 bushels Q, apples, 5000 bushels c
sweet corn, and an oqual amount @
tomates, besides all the berries, cher
ries. plums, peaches, ounces and near
that can be obtained. This enterpris
Will give employment 20 over one hur
dred persons.
About ESQ O'Clock Friday night,
rair OF mustangs, owned by Charlie
Whitney, of Jackson. became fright
ened while standing in front Of J. "
Flcming's store, on North Jackson-st
and ran away. In going under IN
bridge Of the Michigan Central, the OF
one struck MS head against the stoa
abutment, the force of the blow crush
ing the skull, and he dropped dead.
dray was sent tor and the animal take
TO the fertilizer works. The mustan
was valued at 500.
Spring Hill Cheese factory, at Hor
kins Station, Is now running rs secon
year and Is receiving a daily average G
5000 pounds of milk from sixty-fou
patrons. About May %, 920O pound
were received IN one day. f. y. Mile
owns and runs the factory and employ
Kendall Baird and wife as assistant
There were so oheeses made in Jun,
most of which have been shipped. Tn
average weight OF these was fOrtv-fv
pounds each. The April returns nette
the farm = . cents per 100 pounds {
/ mix. 1hIs factory Is also making abOr
twenty-five pounds Of butter per da,
winch was contracted at j. cents ,,
pound.