The Hillsdale Standard from Hillsdale, Michigan • 4

THE STANDARD. -i- From the Rural New Ywkfr. riauiiMf mm t'etllairw sf Orchard. Fruit culture lias tuale enoruuAio roosi in thesa United Btates within thtf Rural's remembrance. We believe the limit i by no meini reached uor Mill be until lUe bost fruit ul all varieties Li iUo4 iUiljr on tLe tables of evert family poor as well a rich througUut the couutry.

Tliia in what wo aro aiming Tr ami it ia in this 1oih that we rejoice at the iacreaae in nam-bera and busluami of ourtsery men, propagators of new varieties, fruit dealer. suJ even the touch abused fruit isee peddlers, who have io their way done wore good than harm by introducing fruit where uthr agencies would not li ave reached. It may be thst the coming abundance of frius is to be brought h. th introduction of new and more productive varieties, as the Wilson's Albany hat partially done smonj strawberries, the Concord among grapes, the Baldwin Among Apples, the Uartlett andScckel among peart. Varieties ao easily and cheaply grown encourage propagation and encourage planting ttill aaoro.

If we can get varietiea more easily grown, more productive, and of production will be atill more marked than it bat been. After all, the tact is not in nurseries to propagate nor of enthusiastic growers to plant, 1 The yearly production of nursery stock, apples, pears, peaches, ctterrie, plurns, quinces and grape vines, to say nothing of the smaller fruits, is something enormous. If all lived and bore fruit to their utmost capacity it would be impossible to nod a market. The fruit would fall so low as to Wdlv worth picklo. No one such a result at thia for the reason that under the present manage-went of.

fruit orchards, four trees out of flvty possibly nine treea out of ten, never reach, the site to bear a full crop, mnM than half of them never bear at all, and all the (money, time and labor expended on them is a total loss. Look tthaarrle orchards of the country. many of them young trees half planted in a stiff aod, only by browsing cattle and horses in summer, girdled by rabbits and mice in winter, honey-combed by the borer, their trunks barked by the team in plowing and their roots cut by deep plowing Iait any wonder that so "jnany trees die? Is not the wonder greater that fttir treea so treated should live If we can induce a sensible and careful management of orchards it will be doing more for fruit grewing than any thing else could do. It is not that trees require extremely rich soil or very ereai labor in cuitiva tintr but what they do ueodthev mutt have. Manure iniadiciously 'applied may do injury.

If large amounts of fermenting manure are plowed under and placed in contact with the pear roots it makes the roots unhealthy and the trees subject to blight. Our im pressionis that the decaying matter creates a fungus on the pear roots which infects the sap and thus carried the tree. It ia probable that certain roots feed special parts of the tree, hence we rarefy aee an entile tree affected at first, though this is some times the case. The more common re suit ia one or more branches first affect ed and the disease rapidly spreading until the tree dies. Yet nothing is more certain than that the pear trees need some manuring.

How shall it be applied? The method adopted by some of the most experienced fruit growers in western lore is to spread manure already rottd on the surface of the ground in early winter fall and let the Tains and snows carry its fertilizing properties downwards to the'roots. In this way there is no fey mentation in contact with the roots; but the fertilizing properties of: the manure come in the best to be taken into the circulation lhe ground may be plowed in the spring, or the manure left as a mulch through the summer. Some pear growers leave their treea in crass. If this is cut and left on the crround as a mulch it will promote growth and thrift. -Anything which keeps the soil loose and moist snd fertile is good.

This is rarely done where the soil is left in grass and hence this for averacre fruit growers is not an advisable method of caring for orch ards. Km) your different kinds of stock in separate fields and yards; its the only wife way. Fine wool being only forty-four cents a pound, lower than since 1857, it is wia to abut ud merino rams for the season and cross with Cotswold. In making whiffietrees, they will be stronger if the front side of the whiffle tree is nearest the heart timber and the backside toward the bark: they retain their shape longer if the timber be snlit in this across the grain of the wood. Milch cowt don't thrink in milk except they are under fed.

Therefore, as the pastures are almoat used up, feed as much as two quarts of meal and bran daily to each cow. Toor economy to starve a cow now snd waste food in filling her up in spring. Everything about the grsnaries and corn-cribs should be made safe against vermin. Several cats may be fed at the cost of one dog, and they earn their feed far more profitably. Make holes where they can get in and out of the buildings snd under them, but a foot or more above the ground, that skunks may not take possession.

The best time to cut bard wood for durability is early winter befors ths sap bas thought of moriog. December is far better than February, snd No ember or even October, often better than later. During ths latter part of the growing season those ubstances which, with access of water, form and enrich the sap, are produced in ths wood. They gradually become soluble as the winter ad ranees, and befors spring fairly opens (trees Tsrring considerably in time) are ia soluble con dition, snd taxing ths soil for water to carry them op to erery twig aud swelling bud. If cut thus, when filled with water or when full of soluble substances, the durability of tLe timber is much less than whn these substances srs in a chiefly insoluble ss they are in the autumn.

The above indicates a general principle. It may, howerer, be considerably modified in practice. For many trees may be cut in full leaf eren ahortly after midsummer to good advantage. For firewood it is important to eut soon after the leaves XalL A correspondent of the Building Jfews says: "Nothing csn be better to exclude rats than to concrete the surface of the ground beneath wood floors not only for this, but slo to prevent, ss well, damp rising. AU ground floors, whether wood, pared or tiled, should hare layer of concrete, three inches to four inches thick, between them and the soiL I bare been in the habit of doing this for yesrs, snd all auch houses hare dry floors, snd sre rrrmin proof, as far ss the latter sre concerned, ss rats cannot disturb well msde concrete.

Tli concrete should be mads of moJcxatclT floe grsrel (broken (lint or gins added to it ia an improve-metit), mixed with Portland ennteat, in the proportion of one of cement to seven of grareL Not too touch water should be used, but the cemeut must be thoroughly mixed with gravel, snd when deposited in place, well trodden or beaten with grasa beater. Three or four inches at most ia tuScient in thickness. (laowixo Potatoks Usdss Btbaw. )ne rf mT nfitrlihors last season raised over 4(X) btifheli of fine potatoes per acre tinder straw, while the rest of ns is open ground hardly get our seed bark, the summer beisg extremely ht and dry. His plsn is to plest erery shsllow (one or two incites deep) in rows 13 incite apart, snd when the po tatoes are beginning to some np to cover with straw to the depth of eight or ten inches.

The atraw is of advantage in dry seaitons, showing but little if any benefit, and sometimes a no it-ire damage in wet. New York Tri-bone. Ths Best Farmer. The best farmer is he who raises the best and largest cro on the smallest surface of land at the least exix-une. and at the tame time annually iiu Droves his soil: wbo I understands his business and attends to it; whose manure heap is very large aud always increasing; whose corn crib and smoke house are at home; who is surrounded bv all the neeesssriea and comforts of life; who studies his pro fession, and strives to reach perfection in it; keep a strict account of his out goes aa well at hit incomes, and who knows hfW he stands at the eud of each fiuoh a.

iaruirr.iii nine times out of ten. will succeed, and not only make farmiug a pleasant but prof itable oooupatiou. iry ana see now it is yourself, reader Farmers vindicator, i 1 ROWLEY'S TATKNTKO 1110. M. V.

B. ROWLEY, Patentee. Xaaaractordt7 ROWLEY OUTTON, HILLSDALE, MICH. rpiIESE PCMT8 srs In nas in nearly I twrrr Stats la lh t'alon, btk for pablio snd prtvstjanosM. Tbry ba.s bo sqoal aa a Pump, Fir.

Engine, or O.nlet irrUpttor, n4 ar i epc4aUy adapted tor pw wrr it Is MlrsM tO IOTC WIUI tO A 1 OrjIA.I I puiail vw viv.a- Uona. and whr 11 om for Ktr. or imj.tl.t par-oses are deidrabte. TSy ars mad wiioily of Iron tri.t fJHT.nlied lroo. tm tho Firs KnalM rmclple rtonbM conawtiar 01 iw.

cj b)er, werklng le.er, pitaan.and craat wbool, nd roaiolB Mltapltcllf IravUltr, RralNM. nd p. RcrssKNcas. HiUedats Coantp Arrtcaltaral Society, t. M.

Uoiiovay, Secretary; Uoa. Ji.ary W.klron, H. B. KowUon, E. L.

Kooo, Dr. A. r. WSelan; Cblcaco fart Coromlaalonrrs, C'hlcjre, lit. and w.

would retpectraily rtfer to sU tsst ssrs Uiem la prseUosi rsr- nffl am 1TrrMa( evr A M.S. Slilloaavlo, inicku Aairraa. m.v as. nwwa.nB. SlillsdaUtM Mlcav.

Lime and Lumber. fJiQ T1IK PUI1LIC. GENOA WHITE LIME. nsNOA. Ohio.

April Hth. UTS. The I lino that be ln soW in llklliMlale, rand. ed II. lawyer A Snow risk, White Ume, is a IIIAlUm the pobiic, aa we.

the nnrienita-Ded. are the only maoufartarers of Uenoa White Urne, and llUfman A Gilbert are oar only srenui tor uuuMaie. NEWMAN A KOKO, WYMANAUKEUU. GENOA WHITE LIME. Iteinenifer.

w. are the OltV Annts for the 1 celebrated uesoa Urns Compasiea. pot be Imposed npoa by cheap irane. ei urne, or any Lime wlthoot telnf branded by cither Holt A llabbior, NrwmiB a roro, or rr jas urvn. LUMBER We bare Just reeetred larre stock of SeasoB- td rtne ln)bor, ol au oearnpuons, wnica Will sell eoesper, lor cud, man ever oeiors oaer- Cd In liillsuale, i-u aiM hare Salt.

Wal.f IJasto. Calrlsseel rUaalor rlavatortais; llavlr. and crerytninr yon want in me oniMing use. Mrematall berorejNirrsaiitnr. At Wlasor A HirnMn's plaro of basl.

UUisdale MKS. Sliop. AGON8 ANI IIUGOIKS. GEORGE RIEHI71 Ia aiaaiifsrtiialna: superior class of WAGOIS, For Farmers sod Bust leas Meo. Also, BUGGIES, rairh In anallty and be ant dealr sad Salsa cannot be sarpaMefl.

lie la siao Miiy prs ares to to aa, wiva ami aeatoeea. All Kinds of Bepairing. rCal1 and examine his stork befors pur-en asms; eleewber. Ills work Is warranted le be wfcat he represent BLACKSMITH INC Done to order sad oa snort notice Shop oa Railroad Street, Hinsdale, Mies. Chicago andXorth Wotern RAILWAY.

Bny yoar TICKETS Vis tits CH1CAS0 Kosrs- WSSTSBM KAILWAV ForSn Francisco, Sarramrnto, Orden, "alt Lake rberenne, Pea- ver, utnana, uaeota, onaru rions, laatton, htoas Ity, ItnlMiqne, Wlnnns. St. real, lalnta, Msrtfnette, UoaRhtoa, Hancock. Oreea Bar, Osbkoab. Koa du Lafl.

Mallso and Mllwanke. If jom want to so to Mtlvaakeo, Oaakixh, Hi. rani. iuiata rnrt uarrr, VMnona, arren, ttaieaa, Dulxiqae. Sloes CUj, Tankton.

t'onax-ii nunlfa. Omaha. IJitroin. Ueaver. Salt lAkst'itr, Harrmasenio, Saa Krx lnoo, or a bnn dred other awrtheTa.

or aortn-weiium, Mtnta. this treat lino hi the one 09 should take. Tho trsrk la of too bet eteel rail, and all tbe sopolnu meat are am dm la erery respect. Its vaii sre made oa of eleeant aew lMllmaa Paloro rawinr-rorim and Hieeptnr Coarhea, Ittiartooa, wetl Mstited awt well ventilated lar t'orhea. ami Measant tnanainar snd ssnoklns cars.

Tbe ram are eiienilpi-ed tis the eeiehrsted Miller HJotr riatsursi, ssxl Patent Bit era snd t'oop-Uncs WetinirttoaM8afeir Air Brakes, and evrrr othr appuanre that bae bea dertaed for the satrty yasinjre trains. AU trains arena bf la a word thio bbXAT U1I has tbe best and smoothest trsrk, and tbe nsnateiefant and com fort hi. equipment of soy road la th West, aa1 has no rompeUtor in tbe rnastrv. Oa the arrtral of tbe trains Ifroea tbe aVurt ee Sooth, the trains or tne i nw-ajroe norta-wen- era JUiiway lesvecuiukuoss louowt TULLMAN TALACB CATA Thee reiehrated ears srs rss oa stl aa trsJad sra ail the ubm of this rose. Tn.r ran betwoow Cbirago snd Omaha.

Cbi-40 and Cedar Itapvis. iirtn in uaooqao, vw cuatoa). tlrsro snd rrerort. Chw-etoaad Mirvrf. CbtcoM sad Oreea Bse.

Chicsfo sad MUw ke. Cbl-afo at St. 1'aot. This the Oalv Line raoninr thess ears twee Chics- Irani sad MU wankeo. At Omaha our Sleenrea eonneet wttk tbe overland Sleerera on the t'nlnaj Psrtflo Railroad for ail poima weiitof the Mlworl Hirer.

All Ticket Afents sil vnr br thm roots. tenal l'ienrer A rent. btix Mcanr, Ueneral Pnrerlntendf nt. BsrltoderSl FOR OALC. On Reasonable Terms.

SlrlV mere, with bam and orrhaM on sertlnn aa and la toon of AH', IMIiMnl or, Ml mr.ea west of Hillihlale, inll lar milft imilli knows ik. Patten or 7emrt Tboma. farm. Innntr. U)kOK LKT.oalhe farm or T.

TAlX. at qraer. ATT Ji. Dry Goods. JUST Ml Goods.

OlOQllO, shawio, 1 i Watorproofo, Dreso Goodo, od a larfS vsrlcti of -in- 'F Newest Styles, -AT- Lowest Prices, -AT- THE PIOirEER STORE B.A large assortment of Ladles' Ties In new colors C. W. rKUHIS. nillsda Oct. IS.

Boots and Shoes. BOOTS and SHOES REbipjc." A. THOMAS, II avlnjc become firmly eslb-l llskoal 1st the) DOOTand SHOE TRADK AT READING, Is prrptrtrl ui mftt tti 6 tin ft ml for Fan ind HOOTS find SHOES Caa be sad at sis store, la READING, Cfiesper teas at any place la ts eottatr tsr nu stock Is et the best style sad auenry. tmf Work Soae as seder, and warrasses. Seadlnc October IST4 1 Miscellaneous.

DBATTT THjH! FOR flXLX o. FERRIS, At tse kUa 1 sUles soaU las City af HlilsdaK At at tbe foUowinf prtoes 9lsiekttUH ale.e) a i.ee 4 44.ee S4.ee J-aly ss. ItTs. jsstsa. PURE BRED FOWLS.

We sow hsvt a rerr larve stock of FUR I BKKX) ruWLS of Me oiivwiaf varleUos, for aie. Dark Rrahmaa. Llftt Bras mas. Haft Cork! PartrMar Cochtao. Hnb LMkofM, WHIM Imm- horns, Hil.er Urey Iorklnt and Uoadana.

twr rowia are au arst-ciaas aiMi narsatee asuafaetioa to aU. send stamp for deoenptivs ote eaiar aaa pnoe net. Aooreot j. n. sTiraci.K.

Aag. IT, Marlboro, Stark eouty, o. BUGGY FOR SALE. A very desirAble single seated eovsred earner, so be bad st a barrels. 07 insainsf 01 m.

ea.Ktoa. a. UAmnvxv. MUSIC MUSIG "MUSIC TKSTKB P. WRIOITT, bsrUff Mrebasod the stork of Sheet Msate and Mill iajstrwment 4.

umtm. wtiN oonunao the boalnooa a old anod, la Vadorwood'e bhwk. where en pi 1 ssi so sotssusxdats all la want of SnEET MUSIC MUSIC BOOK8, VIOLINS, GUITAItS, ACCOltDEONR, CLARIONKTS, ATf JOS, FLUTES, PICCOLOS, STUINGS. ETCs ETC. tw Parwoalsr sttearios tlesa fo sU orders, fhr man or othorwiso.) fnr sheet Meaie, rvwka, or Instruments, and satl.raetton cirta.

nease aire me a caH before totM elsewhere. bare also Newsroom Is ronneetloa with tbe mat trade, and will take saboertpUeas for any paniieauo neairen. MAGAZINES AND PAPERS. Alsoaatnekof STATION KKT snd other sftlcles eonnorted mta the trale. Itememner tbe Mace, snd rre me rail.

haeo sntne SIIKKT Mt'HIC f'-o-I Comfl- Hi GOODS, imnj wax a 1 win sen at HALF PniCE! Boots and Shoos. A WE L2EA1T BUSINESS. mm saved, am Kin lost, AT hSTEW STORE. Trade Newr customer every all together lovely. P.

Butter, Taken in exchange for Cioods. PAEKHURST UNDERWOOD'S DLOCIC, First Door North of limit Zawrcnce's JIardicare More. Wagons. TO THE Daiincas, is pasaea. CARTER'S PATENT SIDE SPRING BUGGY.

Something that meets the demands of the publlo Neat, fctyllsh, ana lurai)ie; Mines r-ier, is uiwi, inn tm v. ml warranted pefect. All those wantms: anything la IhU line should be sure to eismln. his atock before durchaslDf aa hs Is bonmi to aeu to CASH CUSTOMERS, At Low Figures If But lower) lhas soy establishment la Southern Mkhlgaa. BLACKSMJ.TB2NG-.

mrkniiihin deoartment Is under chafre eapeetal attention r'es to Horse rneinf aon an wora in n. ytwnuu hub. I U.I1M..I Fanp on I nion ar-mr i r. m. o.

nam vw: Jllllwlale.mptemlierSih, Furniture. GEO. H. PAIWTER MAMFACTCRERS FurnitureiiUpholstery Howell Street, Opposite Sutton Block, -HILLSDALE. Clothing.

HEAT KXClTroinXT IN HILLSDALE. Tke snbsi riiier sew offers to tbe Fnbue a FTJIjL LUTE -Of- READY HADE LOT HI CL0TH8. CA5S1MERES, Hats and Cap3, CENTS' FURMIOHINC COODG, As Cfcoer mm mmf Hems wtlierm mrstlgasi. We mean Business, and Will Xot le Undersold. MERCHANT TAILOnitlG A OPECIALTY.

Vt bsre la this deisrtmefil tti. oatniw Cit-or ws hare had for the past 2S years, and be Ssttere himself that he ran sire mure ssusfao-Ua to au wbe msy fsror blm with petronef e. CHAS. HATTON. Hoots and Shoes.

SORRY. Anybody feels bad, but BY BUYING THE day. Everything Eggo, oots and Shoes Dried Applosand Pumpkino, PUBLIC. 1 Tna aaderstrnd. barlnr had years of eiperi.ore la Waroa-aaaksr's Trado, sikI bavlnf la nr.

faciUUes for doing bow manuiarcanof class 01 WA.GOTSTS For the Fanners and Ranlnesa Men, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, Thlch la qaalltv, beauty of and Vlnl.h, ran not be tie is aiso Manuiaciunsf, sdi nas on sai better than anything- heretofore otered. It la of eotnpetet snd experienced workmen, snd eJ. C. IBA-CIrl. Upholstering.

AND DEALERS IN MICH. Market. QITV MAKKKT. LALTBEET BE0T1 Dealers In all kinlof Household PuppUts. FRESH AND 8ALT MEATS AND FISH.

POULTRY, VEGETABLES, PICKLES, CANNED FRUITS, 8ARDINES, Ac liOODS HOLD An I a tiii: Orders delivered to any pert of the City. lUUedalt, April II, I17S. Agencies. xt rj user QIC EAT 8AL11S OV REAL ESTATE, AT-' ALLEN LOAN, UllAL 1'STATE, FIRE IHGURAUCE AND COLLECTION AGENCY. Ho.

1 Wal lron Tdork. Vp Stair, ITiInt Door, Iiuisdsje, Mica. flare for Sale or Frhanr, Heaidenee. and Vs-eant Lota la thia Itv. a Urge vsriety of Improved snd t'nimprored iMttA In )IIIlsiai and a-i).

lining Connties. and lo1s In Ksns, Iowa, Minnesota, Uisconsin al Northern Michlran. ran accnmmolate onr rnstiraera wun any kind of Residence or r'err desired. Prices rang- Ing from 1 to fi.voun, acc.H-.iing to location and Improvementa. All kinds of property lionght.

Soul and Kented on fair Commtsion. Flro Instrmnc t'ompsnie liepresented Wllb Csj Hal from twi.noo to iio.oon.ooq eaca. at nromr tlT I C. MA.NtlELD, Kotary rsblic Clothin; GUGGENHEIM Is Receiving a HINESTO'GE OUR EARLY IK- CLOTHING, and FURNISHING GOODS. He lias also 'a splendid line ot Cloths and Cass For Custom Work.

All of which will he lJ SOLD AT LOW PRICES. Hillsdale, Sept. Cth, 1875. Drucs. JUST RECEIVED AT Skinner's Drug Store: For the Fall Trade, a Full line of 4 PUs.EDE.UGS, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, And for sale at 'lower prices than ever lefore.

PURE LEAD OIL. PAINTS. VARNISHES, Paint and Whitewash Brushes, At lower prices than ever bought in Hillsdale County. have just received a full line of TEAS, TEAS! TEAS! Which we are elliug at 20 per ieW BiyiVA OI WALL PAPER, Just received, at lowr prices than ever. J7Call and sco us and we will do you Scwinff 31aclilnes.

VICTOR NOISELESS LIGHT RUNNING. LOQK-STITOH MAQHINE Of perfect mechauisrn, and such simple construction, that delicate ladles csn do the cosreet work without fatigue snd without requiring MAC IUStS IS EVERT STTLE, TltOX A TLAJS TABLE TO A CABIXET. BE STRE TOU SEE TUC BEFORE BUTIa A SEWIXO MACIUsE. 8PECLVL ATTENTION OIVEX TO .1" CLEANING AND REPAIRING OLD MACHINES. H- J- Life Insurance.

local Board of Control for Hillsdale County. ron toe MICHIGAN MUTUAL IM INSHBAHGE GOWPAWY, DETROIT, MICH. en filstOTT- Mos Jlerchant. II. N.

ROWLEY, farmer A. r. nwi.rr M. B. IX 1 a V.

U. W. A. II. Mitdard.

9. 1. FRISBIR, Connry dart UN. KF.ATINO, Attorney alxw JOHS It. F.

TArU'R, o. i. CHESTTII, Farmer MOKRIS I Sheaff. na a. I'M ss.

wwvi Twa la immIi Llfs Insuranc Company aeiraniied nnder tbe laws of the Stats ef Vk-blgaa, tbVonS (Vmir tbat "aveatne monUkea fr premiuma In th localities where the business boma, where arhgb rat.ef lntered itdMtwal 1 sad whVA art indoatry. Tbla la Mutual ompany. dividing alfproflu among oUcr bolder, and pay dividend, at tb end ef every year from the start. roUc7AlJ rlietXs mswed by Uls Company ara aoa-lorfeltabie after th psyment of One anrmsl All F.licla t-ned by thle Co.npany bare their ratals Vst 1st endorsed tbereol so uat aToWer of i policy caa at aay Urne tell ju.t what It Is worth la Caaa. IHCHIGAII IIUTUAL LIFE niSURAlCE CO.

Jiron SJ. rAltn tin, lrellesl. 1 1.1. 1 A TI As li, vs Aoeet tw rvir Pwlley MwHerw, l.lavbllltf tm fwlley llwlalere tSairvlaie ata rwsrsvrela PwlUf Kumberof ee taaed, Annual riemltuns on Same, 310,027 00. VT Agenu wsnied la eeer, Tow.

snd rTla Office, Clothing. eiGTEinn FALL 31cdiclues. MEDICINES, cent. beloW Hillsdale prices. Sew ins Machines.

99 ECIIAXICAL SKILL, wbereerer the 1 "VICTOR, It HAS BEEN INTRODUCED Ladies are Selling their Xoisv, Hard Eanrjing Woman-kill-r rs, and bujiog the NOISELESS, LIGHT-RUNNING viuTon." Only Rcliab! Temion, Only Self Setting Needle, Only Perfect Underbraider. CULVER, Agent, llilisclalc, Mich. Lire lnsunuue. Amount Insured. ao.

e. S.000. S.aoo. 6,01. S.0W0.

irr--e-f-vrvr 1 a. son. 1 s.000,. 1 r. vt r.i.A, W.ik, wi K.amtI.er.

joiir t. I.tmitrrr, Serretatrr Irwf. J. HA I(, Atc'r SJesiorskl Agewt. ttwleler si SliO, 4.f Amnnnt nnrel.

VrKW aW A. AI I KN. Agtnt, Htilsdale, ltlc Apply tbs Boms nr. irhirsn. nr fcovt 1 ft.

agent. s. D. tHESlER. Ageat, iamdea.

Legale Ijkohati: OKIKIt ttiate of u-hlaan. Count of At seMioQ of thn J'ruiste ouit fur ins couniy of liniui. Iiulden at tbe I'robst. om. e.

lu Hie rily of llillvlale, on Welncslar the lflih dar of NoTcmiwr la the jesrone tJionnand elplit hanlrwl ami aevcnir-nve. rrcaeut nun vu Ju.l(f of ITol.ate. la tUetuatiruf theetdatoof Ilcoy fctnddsrd. On realliia and nilosT the rx'tllion. duly vertfled of hb-plieu taosiir, etcutor of said esiste.

Sklii(r to have ills final aorount svtlliHl ond allowed, far 0 vttet of UlUluuUon auJ to be dlsrharirnd with bis bond; 1 bereuituall Url(-reU Tbat ThiinvUr. thertk day of st ten oVIork la the fore. uoon, st aoi'i rroi.iia urr.rt, oe atnif nei tor tne bearinsoX saIU ttciaiuiusud tbat a cpy of this ordrr te In tho llii.Lsu.LS KrtNuiHU, a newsater printed and eircuiated a saij county of llilislsie, ume C) success! re aeeks.n.'evhHia to said daj pf beariwr. SUlMTVirKECMt. (A true copy.) Jui'je of Probate.

TJUOllATl? OUDF.IC. JL State of biicblran, t'oanry of Illils-Ule, as. At loa of the Probate t'ourt for the County of HBlsdale, holdeaat tbe Probata Offlc Id the Oity of HillMlale, en Monday, tbe Stb day of Nor- rnili.r. In the nna thiMiSkiut elirht hunilred and sev.sty-nve. ei rreseot.

Allien iMrtennan. joae 01 rrouaie. In tbe matter of the estate of llenry B. Ann- strong, deceased. on reaains and nuns the petition.

vennett. of srollne Artnstronc, eiarutnx of said eaiata, axkiog to bay ber sovond annual aceounl settled and allowed. Thereupon it Is ordered. That wednesrtsr. tho MUi day of November, at ten in the forenoon, at said Probate ome.

be assigned tor the bearing vf eald petition and that a copy of tins ordr lo published In the Hillsdale hTsNiiAao, a newspaper tnuti ani cirroiateo in aaia 0110-ty of Illiisilsie, two (1) successive wecka previous to ssi'l dsy of beaiinr. HANI EL L. I'll A IT, rirruit Jwiire actinf (A true copy.) Juls of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. 1 Ntste of Mich Iran.

County of Hillsdale, sa. At a soMloa of the l'roiate court for the county of Hillsdale, holilen at the I'robate tm e. In tue City of Hillsdale, on Weilnewlay tho ad day of Novemix-r, in the year one thousand eight bun-tired snd sev.uty Ave. rreseat, DU-kermsn. judeor rroiste.

In the matter of the estate of Benjamin P. Huff, deceased. on seeding and Ollnj the pctltlon.dnly rerlSed.of Lavinla Huff, praying that aluilnlstratlon of aald emste may be granted to ber. 1 hereuixin II prouren, run enneir 1st Sar of at ten InUie forenoon, at said I'roliato omr, be amlg-ned fur thebearlnsof said petition, and that a ropy of this order be published In the Hiuuals Ktakd. a no, a newspaper printed and circulated la said county of Hillsdale, three successive weeks, pre vious to said day or A LB iM' PICKERMAV.

(A true copy.) Jade of I'robate. 0 OM31ISSIONER3' NOTICE. The anderstgned. having been appointed by the Judge of frobate for the County of Hills, dsle. Commissioner to adjust claims agalnat the estate of Calvin Walworth, deceased, hereby glre notice that they will meet for that purpose at the residence of Calvin Walworth, de erased, la the town ef Moscow, in said County, on the Stb day of Decfrat-er.

A. H76, and on the 0th day of June, A. I) 1ST at ten o'clock on each day. wnen sn persons naving claims against aaia estate, can appear snd present the same for allowance, flu months from this date are allowed for creditor to present their claims. Dated.

0ioier JO, A. 19T5. (Nortws.) jcumi! a v. L. Morroui), D.V.N ILL W.

AUXOLI), Comroisi loners. COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. The undersigned, having lern duly sp pointed by the Jndg ofProit for the County of llillsdsle, roinmiiT, to al)ut rlnlms siralnst the etttsle of HarrtetS A. ore, deceased, harehy give notice tbat they will meet fur that purpoe st th rertdenr of John Smith, la the township of Flttxford, In said County, on tbe 1Mb dar of December, A. IK 173, and on the 15th day of April, A.

D. 1ST 6, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of aaid daya, when all persons having claims against said estate, ran appear and resent the same for allowance, hix montha rom this date sre allowed for creditors to present thrlr claims. Dated Noveinier 1st, A. D. 1.1.

TKt'M AN N. ADSWOHTII, JOHN It. HMITII, Corambisloners. A TTACII3IKXT. The Circuit Court for the County of Hill, dale In attachment.

Iksac 11. Klnntr vs. John A. Tayne. Notice hereby given that on the U1 day of June, A.

HT5, a writ of attachment was duly ltiel out of the Circuit Court for the County of Hillsdale at the suit of Isaac H. Ken-ney, tne above named plaintiff, against the lands, tenements, goods, chattel, money and effects of John A. Pavne. the aiove named 1fndant, fur me sim or two inousui wnicn said writ was returnable on the lutb day of Ang- A. Dated Septemtier th.

s.r-. KSICKKKUOt. KER A FITTfrMVONH, Attorneys fur i'laluuff. (UAUDIAN'S SALK. Jl Notice is hereby giren.

that In pnrsnsnce end by virtue of a license to me granted by the I'robate Conrt for the County of iliiMale. oa th ad day of March A. V. l.ifl, as guardian of tbe estate of EdwardjA. Keaselrtnclila Kesaelrlng and Myron A.

Keeselrtng, minors, I ahall sell at bubtlc auction to the highest bidder, on the tsth day of December next, at one o'clock la the after noon er said aav at tne residence or Mizanets Kesaelrlng, In Moscow said county, the follow-liur deaorined Heal The undivided nine-tenth or all the right, title sad Inter na of aald minors In snd to the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of aectlon thirty-six (BS) In township Ave south of range three'(S) west. In the County of Hillsdale anil Mate of Mlchtgai, subject to the Dower Interest therein of Elizabeth Kesselrlng. Dated November 11th, a. D. 1S7.

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tt Is the Cheapest, Purest snd rest Farr.flj Melleinin insworwi 1 Msscrscrraro ohi.t st JT. II. zr.iM.i AC05. and miLADELPHlA Sold bv all Drutsts. Losrnle' ORTOAOE BALE.

1 I lefsult harms tieen made In the condi tions a certain mortare sieruted by Ueorr J. lirtlten to Joliu Otiusn, duu-d ths I'tlt day of June, A. lii. and on the 17th day of June, A. Hit, at 4 o'clock P.M..

in tbe otni'o of tne uj wuis iir jimwisie county, Ptsie of HK blan, In l.Her A Qof sfort-ssircit, on psve uiua which uiortKsge there Is claimed to lie due at the date of tiiw notice lhe sum of two thousand five bundrod and lour. toen dollars ami atxtj-seven rents; and no auit or proceedings at law bavin bein lustltulxl to recover the same or aT part thereof: Noil-. la hereby given thst ty virtu, or tne power or aaie In aald luortitsira rooUlumJ. I shall on Wednea- dsv, the 1 day of i brur, HTs, at one oviock la the alternoon or that oay aeu at puiue reniue, to the highest bidder, at ha front door of tbe Court House ia Uiecity of HiilMiale, the place of holding the ircait ourt, wiUim the county of liiliwiale. Bute of Michigan, the premise de-scrlid In ssid rnortgsge, or so murn thereof as ah si I lie sufllcieutto aaUsr thetmoust doe npon aaid mortgnre, together with an attorney fee of twenty dollars, covenanted fnr la aald mort-rare, aa "all that certain tilece or parcel of land slMate tn tho Sown of Pittaford.

County of IHJiadale, and State of Mh'hlnwn, awd doarnbed aa the west half if the norrbeast quarter, of seo-tlon tn lownslitn seven, aootb of range oue west, containing sight aorea, more or leaa." UateJ, otetniier i.o. JOHN OTMAM, sfortgsfM, L. R. rt lt)t4 Attorney fur Mortgsgee, SALE. (Mateef Mtcnlgaa Kirat Judical Ctrcnlt inrhaui ery.

Suit landing In tbe Circuit Court for the County or Hiiiiain, in rnanrerr, at tne eltr of Hillsdale, on the day of September, In 78. Catharine Koae. complainant vs. Elixaueth Kimball, Elraxer W. Hose, William M.

Heirh, I a Vnleinan, l.rmti K. Bears, Frank Beac.h, Horner Heacb, Krsns AvereiL, Lewan Eaton, rrancea Eaton, Delia Kimball, rmlerlck Klinbjll defendants. It appearing that the bill of complaint IS this cause was flled for tbe partition among th parties thereto of certain real estate therein described at begliinlng at a point sixteen rods west of the northeast corner of the west half ef the northeast onarter of aectlon twenty-tour fS4 In township seven, south of range one west, ran-nlng thence eat to the northwest corner of lot deeded by Charlea W. Cook to Orlando N. Cook, thence south along the west line of aald lot twenty rodfl, thenco west eight rods, thence north snd paralel with the west line of aaid lot, twenty rxis to tbe placo of beginning.

And It appearing further byprorr, by am-lavlt on Die that aald defendants, Enxabeth Kimball, Krang Averell.Lew. an Katon. Frances Eaton, Ix-lla Kimball and Kredriek Kimball resi le out of the Mat of Mich-Iras: that Klizabolb Kimball, Iella Kimball and Krerirtek KlmUaU reslle In tho Ntste of New York. Lewan Katon and Francis Eaton reside la thaHMtoo wiaoonsiu, and irnux. Avercll, la the Mate of lows.

On taotloa of James I. llopiUoorn, solicitor for aald complainant, ordered that each of aaid non-rewklcnt defendants appear In eald caaae within two months from this date. And It la further ordered that said complainant cause this order to published tn tbe Hillsdale STAaoasB, a newspa per printed in aaid rouaty, ana tnatesid publication le continued for eix successive weeks once In each week or thst eertiSed copy of this order ahall be served on each of aald absent defendant at least went dava before the tlms prescribed for heir appearance as afsressld. Hillsdale, beptemner, win, isti. (KSCARA.

JANES, -Circuit Court Commissioner in snd for IUiladala Count Michigan. Attest A true copy, JOUN L. FEISBIE, Register. S1 IIERIFF'S SALE. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of sa execntlon Issued out of the Circuit Court for th county of Harry, on the 8th day of Angust, A.

187a, and to me directed and delivered, sgainst the goods snd chattels, land snd tenements of Fraory Maxon, Albert Stone snd Theodore Msxou, defenlanti, and tn favor of Israel 8. Holce, plaintiff, I hare seized and levied upon all the right, title and Interest of the aaid Emory Msxon, in snd to the following described land snd tenaments, that certain piece or parrel of land situated In the townshtpof Heading, coon! tv of Hillsdale and Stateof Mlchlgan.and described as follows: Commenclnirst the sontuwert rof lot number four(4 of Prouty'a addition to tb villape of Heading, running thence north thenc ent aixtyilx feet, thence aootb tweutv-four feet, thence west stity-slx foet, to the place of beginning; Also the undivided one-half of the following desctllied lot commencing at the south-went corner of said tot numlier four, running thence east on hundred feet, thence south twenty feet, thenc weat one hundred feet, thence north twentv feet to the place of beginning. Alxo. one-half or the north wall of new tore edyotnrnw hmtth A Co'e hardware store; and also, the west one-half of vdlag lot number eleven of Young's addition to the village ef Heading, of the aald county of Hillsdale, Slate of Michigan, whien I shall sen st public auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of the Court House In the city snd count of Hillsdale, snd Stale of Michigan, on fsatnrdav the t'th day of November, at one o'clock In the afternoon of said dav. Dated, o-trtber 4th, A.

MOKKI LAMB, riheriff. CHAS CERT NOTICE. Htate of Michigan, the Circuit Conrt for tbe county of Hillsdale, In chancery. Wlilard story, complainant, vs. I.vlia storr, defendant.

At a session of said conrt held at tb Court House, In the cltv of Hillsdale, on the lath dav of eptember.A.D.lRTa. Present Hon. Danl L. Pratt, Circuit Judge. It satisfactorily appearing to thia court by the affidavit of tbe said complainant that tbe raid defendant doe not reside in this State, but la a resident of the Htate of Indiana.

On motion of Geo. A. Knickerbocker, solicitor for complainant. It la ordered, that the said defendant cause her appearance la aaid cause to he entered withia three ntoatbs from the date of this order; snd In case of her appearance that she causa her -answer to the complainant Mil to be Sled sad a copy thereof served on complainant's solicitor. within twenty dim after service or a copy of said bill and notice of thia order, and tbat In default thereof, aald bill be taken as confessed bv the said defendant.

Lydis fctorey. And It la farther ordered that within twenty days the aaid complainant cause a copy of this order to be nnhlisb- ed In the Hnxsasts SrsMPasn, publlo news- psper printed snd published in the said county Hiliadaie. once in each week for six successive weeks, or that be cause certified copr of this order to personally served on said defendant. at least twenty davs before tne tun soots pre scribed for ber appearance. true COPV Attest.) DAMU rKATT, JOHN L.

FRISBIE, Ueglster. Circuit Judge. ti.tic of iior.nix; the cihciit cuiiir, TATE OF MICHIGAN First JaJi- Terms of the Circuit Conrt for the First Judicial Circuit, embracing the Counties of Monroe. Leo- twee, and Hillsdale, In the Htate of Michigan, for tbe two years next ensuing, the first day of January, A. 1T, Tlrt In Monroe ceunty: i ntra Tuesday 01 reorn-arv.

first Tuesdav of Mar. second Tuesday ot Sentemiier. and first Toelay of December. In Lenawee County: Third Tuesday of Jan, arr, fourth Tnesdav of March, fourth Tuesday of Jnne, snd first Tueadav of November. In HtiUlale Conntv: First Tuesday of March, fourth Tnesdav of Mar, Brrt Tuesday of Octo ber, and fourth Tuesdav or December.

I hereby designate the foregoing snd sbovs times of holding the Circuit Court, for tbe abor named Counties comprising tbe First Judicial Circuit of the Htate of Michigan for the period ot two years next ensuing tbe first dsy of Janus- sry next I) Sted October 15th, A. 1RTC. DANIEL L. PRATT. circuit Jude, PItOIIATE OKDEIS.

a i 1 Stste of Michigan, oonnty of Hillsdale, sa. At session of th Probate Court for the County of Hillsdale, boiden St the Probate Office, la tbs Cltv of Hillsdale, a tfrtdsy, the Stb dsy of No vernier, in the year one tbousaml eight hundred and seventy-five. Present, Albert Dtckermsn, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of William 8. Hurt-butt, deeessed.

On reading snd filing the petition, duly verified, of Clementine Hnrlburt administratrix of aald estate proving for certain reasons in aald petition set forth, for license to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate of aald deceased. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Wednesday, the. Stb day of Decemiier, IST. at ten o'clock In the foreman, assigned for the bearing of said pfltitbuv end that the heirs at law of said deceased, and that all persons Interested in aald estate, are required to appesr st session of said conrt then to be holden at the Probate Office, la the City of Hillsdale, and ahow cause If any there be, wby tht prayer of the petitioner shouid not granted: and is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persona intcreted In said estate, of the pendency of aald petition, snd the bearing thereof bv causing copy of this order to lie published In the Hillsdale btaicdakbi newspaper printed snd circulated In said County of Hillsdale, four 4 successive weeks previous to said day hearlnir. ALBK1IT PICKERMAX, (A true copy.) udg of Probate.

rJKOHATE OIUEK. Stat of Michigan. Conntr of Hlllsilale sa. At a session of the Probate Conrt for lhe County of IIililsle holden at the Probate Office, In the City of Hinsdale, on Wednesday, the ftrd dsy of November, In the year one thousand eight hundred snd eeven'y-flve. Present, Albert Dicker-man, Jndg.

of iTobate. In the matter of the application of Thomas Dennis Olvnn, to have his name changed. On reading and sung the petition, iiulr refined. Thomas Dennis Glynn, an adult person, asking to hav bis name changed to Thomas Dennis Huff. TherMinon It is ordered, mat Monday, tne fTth dsy ot Peeember Ttn, at ten o'clock In the forenooh.be assigned for the hearing of said petl- tion.anl that all persons Interested In said matter rennlrertM nrjrwar i eilon or said ourt- thentohe hollen at the Probate Office, In the ity of IIllU'lle, an show cause, if any there be.

wnvtttC prajeroi tacpcuiionTTsnonKi not granV1: AIM It is mnnrr murn-i, inn, mi, it-miioiit give notlc to tb. persons tuierestol In said matter of the pendency of aald pctHInn, and thn hearing thereof, by causing a ropy of this order to i published in tne iiiusdaie riTttmsnn, a newspaper pel ote.1 nttd circulated In said Connry of tifiiadsie six (i successive wef is previous to aald day ot hearing. CAtruecopy4 Judge of Probst. FKODAT1S OKDKH. Suie of Michigan, County of Hillsdale, as At of the probate Coiirt for the County of Hillsdale, bidden at tho Probate times, the City of Ittllsdsie, oa Thnrsdsy ths 4t dsy of November, In th year on thousand eight hundred and aeventr-rlve.

Present. Albert iMckermsn. Jndge or rmnnwr In the matter ot th estate ot Caroline A. Tn ker, deceased. On rea-llnj end fling tbe petflon, dnlr verified, of Mlltsm C.

Tm-ker, of ssid estate, asking to have h'lflnnl acconnt settled and aiioweti. for an of diatnbution and to be dlf hanred with his bond. Thereupon It Is ordered, ihst Wednesday, tna 1st day of lecemier l7, st 10 oviork la th- forenoon. St Said Probate CfV.ce be assigned for ths bearing of twtlllon. snd thst copy Of this order be in ire llillslsl takiaso.

a newp-Scer printed snd clrenlsted rn said County of three (J) auccesslve weeks previous ,0 ssid da, of (A true copy.) Judge of I rdtiate, rer day at home. Terms fres OU OaiVI Prtusow CO. jsi-tfyii Fort land, Ualne. ST fs IS IS..