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8 A DA A i TEUUS $3,00 A YKAR. ttATH or ABVEBTlHIffO. a 16 a 1 Of 61 1 00 CD rtslf enl 00 1 50 2 00 300 son 000 1ROC a 3 0 4 00 a oo 1200 2H 00 300 A 03 1 00 1200 30 00 2 6 00 8 DO 1000 IB sroo 40 00 100i 12 Of' 18 Of. 2500 4000 T600 Temperance Societies. TKUFIC or HONOR, No 23-- Mnnrtar Evening men o'clock, Odd Flllnw'alUII.

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Mm. 0 A. T. WM.RU93EI.L.W/. MASONIC DIRECTORY.

HICUDALK LODOB No. 176, P. A A. BIMrd entnmunteMlona Ftrnt even- IDC of each mnntti. Sp.elM Second Wednttdt; following.

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To A Jl. Plttuford 1H6 OMBO 1:67 2ilO Jontatllle 2 21 Allen 2:32 Qulnej Ublcago. D.DO EASTERN AJOJ WKSTEBX O01.1O CABT. OOI.VO WEST. i .10 00 P.

M. 6:30 P. A.Jf Toledo .10 Plltiiford in.20 10 SQ Allrn llilO Qatncr 11.28 Chicago, 6:30 A. II Chicago .10 00 P. M.

HlltuJalu StSB Vttttfotd 8 03 Hudson 6:17 T.lulo, MO Datrnlt, Ar Tislnn connect at AdtUn for JackiaD, cm) nottoll. lyTibloa areruD br Chicago Icli twtals Detroit THail Arrl'f KMtern M.U, Ii40 M. i 10 W.itMB lUOP.Vt. 3:03 P. RMdlDg, Cambria Milts and, dally, 8 50 P.

M.ll SO A rla. Ailaou, Wheat land, Mnwow tod Ilanorcr, i VnqOajn, WfdoMilajab Trl- 11 TntxUjii, TbandaTi.and Snturdaji, 6.00 P. RaDtom.Son. Jeff. and Pronller, WdnvVjn, 7-30 A.M.

8 P. 67 67 Groat Broad Route. RAND TRUNK RAILWAY op CANADA. Three Union Dtpot, Detroli rHIIriPiiniUj" iollow: Detroit time TrtlnileBTF Grand Trunk Jnnctton 20 miuuUi later than tine. For Buffalo, Sjricuno, AlhaDjr.TUnli barf, PblUdtlpliU.

Diltlmortt. Wmblnglon.Trojr. Utir York latnrracJUU plicei. Two Through Express Trains. dllT.

fat Totontc, ton, Montreal at In CunacU koura troa Deliult to all point via. Buflklo, by thif Prompt eoooerilnaa RuKilo wtlh th Kallwajr. for broad gauge And new aploadld New York Central Rallwar for 111 Utt and douthcut. from all palnta on Utehlgan Sou tbtro Buad, who going East, ihoulJ cbang- at GRAND TRUNK JUNCTION To emurj can b. purcbuetl and baggage to all Ctnitdaa Only roulr to Oold ol E.

HF.IUY. Ag-nt. 84 Jefferson Ate Detroit K. P. BBAUU.Oen'I Agent, Yotk.

Ttckttt will be sold less than by any other Jtovte. FTMIER. Apint Office Stcond REAT CENTRAL ROUTE GREAT WESTERS RAILWAY, Only one change of Cars between Detroit and New York. Tralm foi London, Toronto. NUgarai Buffalo, ana ail jiuintl Eait, XVtodloi dally, (ollowa fGreat Western tlmr) Horning Dajr 11-K A.II.

Nigbt Kx. 7.20 T.u.nndSUimboU Ei. lltW u. Night Eijirtu not tan on gatnrdaji. The Hallway fetry leues on arrival of th- M.

a a R.EIroa^. TltkeU neaitdat 39 Woodxard WocdbrldgB anil Third alreeU, Detroit a i boati! the 11117. Cullman'a 16 whieUil palaei I toiclir, Detroit Bocbw ter. at BO Woodward Wlo.oi al Hill tiT.tt. and 11:10 r.x.

Me CABE.W.Btftn Paw. Ag't Petruit THOS aWINYARD, Ooa'l Waoazar. JAMES CABl.TON.OtD'l Jkfl lUmlUon.C.W YAKEVERA. Ag'ti lllllsa.U Mleh. I would like to get a gcod, substantial Buggy, with cover, and that can be used for ona or two Seata.

Aug. 19, B. HAUUOND. Do not Idolatrizc; beaut)'a a llovt'r, Which springs nod withers almost in au tl fc Tim beauty of form and of features tony fade, but by tho use of "Barrett's Vegetable HnJr Restorative," the beauty of tho Imirroaj be retained tbrough'old age. ItJTtt thi-'onlj tellable preparation rn tho market Roller to Cltrgyaten sml Jntiteo of tht Prate of llUlsdale Coiuly.

-i Gib. 'atlanta mafclog iMnioi of the solemnlallaa rn aa to conform to tbe rtqulrnutnUo Law of JS67. eau obtained at thin office. Lairo ol Michigan concerning of tl upetted that all mide nil. colctmlo tb of the.

law, and Ibon July lat. 1867, be corrected Tot an potrfbli aa to eoittortn W. Ccunljr Clerk. MO-Bir. BLS.

CHOICE WESTERN WHEAT FUIUK. irilt be gold to tbr tiada on Terr ratnrablt tetna. J. W. TO THE LADIES: 1 I I I MR3.DECKER ttpltMtiJ to tender ber totheUdlea of and tlelnlty for tbelt iraij pat toping for a eonlltmancb "oHbe be openuijt np all of toe 'STY'LES 1 Aa toon Xbey 'optnta Eaatern Uatketa la not neceanr; t' mention RATES There will be a matched game of Base Ball played between the "Lively Snails" it Hillsdale, and the "Hag Pickers" of Lilob- ield, nt LUclifield.

on Friday next--game to omm2ucentoneo'clookl'. M. It is expected he ''Snails 1 will return rngksj. vi i' I'Tkat at, for It, la wall nndtntaod that bold on eiblbltloi of tin ooit Stoek at Oaoda and mat Aa t.d VA Wetrt In cttrjf dealm la and to oar fortai-r eoatoawta and tbrlr frUnila at our pUca orbualctan "III mada to piuebhttn( Uat and boaaiU for thtli THE A fff No police matters this week. tW Scholarships fer Hillsdnla College to rent.

Enquire nl the STANDAIID Office. C3f Tlw Oirouit Court odjourned on BnU last, till the lllth of October nest T. bat -commenced Uio erection of a briok busiueaa block jn Ilic corner of Broad and AfoCollum atreels. TuuHiLUDAi.eSii.Yira BAND, ban been reorganized and now offer tlieir aerricei to the publio-eeo their card in another column. A black crow brest-pin, tipped with gold.

The owner can have the name by palling at Ibis office, and paying for thU notico, LOST. On Sunday last, near the Preabyte rian Church, a Ladies' Black Kid finder la requested to return the same to this office. Tho stck will see that Dr. V. icE's time to examine patients at the Exchange Hotel, is during next Frldny and the forenoon of Saturday.

Mr Oio. P. SMITH of tho Town of Adams, oh own us a ipeciaun of millet grown by ilm, the Btalk of which measures aeren feet ind the headi nine inoheu. LOST. On Sabbath last, a revoking luina pin, cither in or near the II.

E. Church' The finder will confer a favor by leaving the with Mrs. Dr. J. L.

Mats, or at this tfflce. IfT The friendly game of Base Ball played etween tho Star Club, of Quiney. and Oe vineo Club, of this village, on the grounds of he latter, resulted in a victory for the Dcvia- cos by a score of nine tallies. who Unc to trip tha light fun- asliu toe," phoutd not fo.get tho agricultural danco to be given In 'Wuldroii'a Hall, on the evening of tho second day of the Counti Fair, (Thurs3ay, Oct. 3d), Bill only $1.51) not make your own bonneta nor iota, when you can go to W.

H. Cotton's millinery rooms, and get Mrs. MHlnril to make them much cheaper than you can. buj our material elsewhere, and make ycur own, Cocsnr FAUM Tho county Poor 'arm was sold yesterday for 84,000, to DAVID Founts of this place. With the $3,000 re- from Insurance Companies, for logs ol he building, tho County realizes $7,000 foi ho farm CT M.

H. LANODON, of tlieLangdon Hotel, forth Adams, will ghc part) on Fiulay veiling, Oct. 4th for tho benefit of all those who liny honor him with their music will bo In attendance, and a rich "unst may bo expected. Bill, J2.00. have received tho first number of he Monteulm Herald, published nt Stnnton, Monti aim Mich.

It is a very neat ap 'Caring sheet and displays much mechanical kill, and it, withall, a live, paper, by 2. 0. SHAW, publisher and proprietor. In ho Herald we find the "card" of our old ownaraan, J. D.

as Under Sheriff Private Detcetive. would call the attention of nil realion and the real of mankind, who will in attendance at the County Fair next week, that warm meals will be served at all ioun for the multitude at the Resturant of L. SAiiFaoy, under tho Post Office--EX- os EAST BIDE--on tho most reasona- la terrae, Also, cold loach for thoso who Give him a oil. Dan Hicc styles the eilitoi of tie ontsullu Independent nn 'uneducated Jur neighbor must try to contain un- 'or thu provocation, remcmbei Ing that uonc if us aro to blamo for any lack of early Garotte. There's much comfort in your sugpcs Ion.

Mr.0azttte,--that is, if one la asnilllng bo kicked by a mule as to be called one. Joncsvillc Indpendent. --Mr. JAMS3 FEiii.r, of Reading Those prolonged absence from home had auscd Bomo anxiety tth his family, as to hie safely homo a few daja ngo stated in the pnpcra of this place las', neek, Mr. F.

ivunt to Canada to visit his pa rents; Irnmudlntcly after his arrival be was aken very sick, and unable to return on time, jctti-rs sent to his family failed to reach them urAll after Ms return. essrs. JAS Hozic, of VVhcatland, BETAH, of and DAEWIS FOBD of Jefferson, will plcaso accept our fur fine of fall fruit. That reaented by Mr. BETAS, was a seedling ap- ile of a very large eize.and of fine grain and delicious flavor, which Mr.

B. has named the 'Father Abraham." Four of the applec measured over fifteen inches in circumference. They are a very fina froit for eating or cook og. end their scarcity renders them more valuable, as there are probably none others of tho samo variety in the west. BT Mr.

Z. V. Pxisr, late of Soiaorectt, illddalc County, has located in St. Louis, in this County. lie brings with him a thorough bred, red Durham (short horn) bull, years old last spring.

Tho animal weighs 1,835 pounds in traveling condition, and travels 23 miles per day. Ho is a very into animal, undoubtedly tho best- In our county, of his class.f--Gratlot Co. Journal. The above mentioned bull was raised by J. D.

PATSB, of Somerset, and he will be remembered as attracting the attention of stock growers at tho County Fair in this place last fall, where ho was awarded the firit premium. learn from 1 the Journal of a recent date, that 3Ir. P. has Hold him for 50. Alplia Kappa Phi Society.

At tho regular meeting of the Alpha Kappa Phi Society, Monday evening, Sept 9th, tho following gentlemen wera chosen officers for the ensuing President-- Vice J. D. MoOtsvsErr. Recording Secretary B. A.

FIN-NT. Seo'y-- W. J. UCACXB, First Critic-- E. W.

AoKixaon. Second Oritlo--W. OAauox, 8. Marshal-- A. CCTTINO.

Ww.i». Chairman Vig. I. B. Sana, 2nd Member do D.

BOUDSMAM. i3rd E. W- ADKIHSOH. Chairman Sod Mem. 'do 0.

,1 A.J. HoniKi 'To Oiir'Patrons. Wo beg leave to say to our patrons the time (one year) for which we leased the STASIABD Office is rapidly drawing to a close, and that in three weeks from to-day wo shnirbe called to publish our "lictinng Address." During the past year we have labored to tho best of our ability to make tho STANDARD a paper worthy the patronage of its wo hare failed to do to advance the best interest of tho paper or the public we hare been unable to perform, from pecuniary or other reasons. TVe dare labored under embarrassments, from the fact that when we took tho paper we found that Mr. Rowtsos had-been doing a long established credit business, and that tho people had been so thoroughly educated in that mode of dealing with the Printer," that we could not remedy the ceil in tho short time we were to publish the STAKDAHD.

We call it an evil because we most earnestly believe it to be such. An exclusive credit system is ruinous to any business, and in all business transactions of life'credit should he the exception and not the rule; and above all where credit is freely given, the debtor should consider himself under every honorable obligation to pay his indebtedness as soon as possible, and not let it run on year after year without giving it any attention. It costs as much money to publish a paper and send it to the subscriber one year, as it does for a farmer to raise a bushel of wheat and send it to market. This may be considered a strong statement by some persons, but we assure them that it is rather under than over the mark. Now, we would like to ask any farmer how long he could successfully till the soil, and trust out his products to Ton, DICE, and IlARitr, to a thousand or nore in number, and wait for hts pay until lie begins to think there is more prospect of hia hearing GABIHEL'S last trump, or of basking in the brightness of the morning, than to hear his Icbtors say: We have como to pay you what we orre." This is the case with the Publishers of the STANDARD, and here we nost "solemnly promise and swear" that each and every person who Owes us a dollar, more or and there ate over a THOUSAND of that sort on our hooks, who does not pay ug within the ntit three eecls, we shall placohis or her account in he Lands of a Justice of the Peace, with nstructions to issue a summon 1 immediately.

"The laborer is worthy of his have performed our part of he contract and ourpatrons mvit perform 'heiis. We have no special or favored; "riends in tlm matter. We are earnest in what we say. Tho anil influential have as good a right to pay us their ndcbtedncss as the poor, and it will be as much, or more, of satisfaction to us to bring them to "limerick." Reader, if you have an unsettled account at tho STAND A no oflice this notico is meant specially for ymi, and you must tho same immediately, or costs will be added. If you arc so situated th'at you cannot pay tho amount in money, give us your note.

Our Uoofo mutt be balanced! and our debtors must come to us as we cannot go to them. This is the first time our connection with tho STASDAKH that wo have suffered a "dun" to appear in its columns, and we trust that we have spoken thut plainly this time that all can understand ichat vie mean, and that we shall have no occasion to feel ourselves flighted in the matter. Pay lie printer, pny tho are words you've heard before, Many, manv times you've heard them, You may hear them many more If you long have owed the printer, Wrongfully withheld his dues, Then the more you need to hear them, Even with your daily newu You may soy Us but little What I owe wilt help him none," Yet, my friend, those very littles Help to make a larger sum. Many hundreds we can show you, Made by little sums like these, Sums that make the printer bankrupt, Wlulp you coolly take you ease. Little think you of tho labor, Of the toil and anxious care, Ever round the printers pathway, Hound the editorial chair.

Esrly morn and dewy evo Find them at their labor yet; Many times the midnight flicker Tells them thay must not forget That another day is coming. They must work on just the same; Labor, labor for their patnms, Labor though It be in pain. Yon rtust have your paper always. When the day or hour comes, And they toil and drive to suit you, While you still withold these sums Now, my friends, plain before Duty tells you whetc to go; Seek the printer in his office, Pay him every cent you owe. Ho will thank you truly, kindly, And in turn will pay Ins dues: For tho priutei is but oaii't always livo on news.

Upon our retiring tho STAKDARO again passes into the hands of II. B. ROWINGS, as Publisher and Piopriotor. Mr. R.

has lately added over two thousand dollars in printing material to tho establishment, including a Taylor Power Cylinder Press, the best Press in use, and'a number of new fonts' of card, circular and job type of the most modern styles, which will enable him to make many improvements in the paper, as well as to do all kinds of job-work as well as it can be done in the cities. With the (improvements added, the STANDARD Office ranks among tho first Printing "Establishments of the State, and, we trust Mr. ROWLSOK will receive a support that shall amply repay him for the outlay made, and which his public enterprise richly deserves. SOMETHING ion HOCSE-KEEPEBS In this greatTejeats, no should be sur- prised at anything, however remarkable, 1 it mutt be admitted In the domestic world, that'when Smith accomplished the groat desideratum of making biscuits as large as loaves of tl was 'a gratifying surprise to Aa he only makes one qnality of Saleratua, it'is ofjCourw.jpust^aB asjit con full weight, uniform in strength, and go double (the quantity ol poor Saleratua, mid at the samo tlmo is much 1 ft I 1 Nzw GDOOEXHIEM 1ms return ed from New York with the largest and best of Clothing. Cloths and Qenta Furnish- log Goodii at-'hU timU; ever' Sfcwd'to tio eituens ofHilWtli and TicUdty, BASE i Game Between nn Imlcpeiirtent Nine, orilfllsilalc, Umiiler the Sobrl- of On Tuesday last, in pursuance to.a challenge duly'made and accepted, the Srails" visited Heading, nnd ployed'their first match All necessary prelemina- ries being arranged, Uie Snals went to the field, the "Nameless" to the bat.

The foi owing is the score of the game: UTEIT BSAILS." OVJTS, BUS'S. TV. Sparrow, 6 8 1 1 2 It S. Curtias, snort stop 0 A. Wier, firat base GFeo.

Dcualer, second base 1 Jos. Corning, third base 5 Blackmar, left field 3 Qeo. Bunt, center field 3 3 Sampson, right field .2 90 OUTS. EONS. M.

H. rarmlocj 3 0. Shipman, pitcher 4 Goodwin, short 2 Warner, fiirst 4 O.Bartholomew, second 3 D. Bartholomew, third base 4 J. Berry, left field 2 Bartholomew, center field 4 P.

Berry, right field Totals 27 51 14 1 13 9' 8 10 10 7 5 5 5 0 7 Ministerial The' annual i Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, closed session at Lan' Tho following are the sing, on the 16th 1 appointments for tho Coldnratcr District: C. ejuwjronn, W. 'Ronwsov. Qirard--ISAAC TATI.OB, BENNETT, i ''Allen--Jourf CLUBI.VE. Sturgis--WM.

poosr. Jonesville---Jous Hori. Hillsdale--k. A. DOKIOK.

L. BROCK WAT. Cambria--To be supplied. 1 be BUpplied. Burf'flak--It, Bronson--X.

M.iS«EtD. I A I or HACH I.fSKlOS. Innings Lively Snnila. NnmelesB 2 3 4 9120 12 14 13 UkpTnc--J. Hewitt, of the Devinco Club, ailIaJale.

P.Th'omaa, for tbe Saaila, S. Webster lor N'amelesa. Fly catches made--Snails, Nameless, 5. Outs on foul balls--Snails 11; Nameless, 6 Time of game: four hours--which shows conclusively that tho Snails are true to their nature--slow but sure. NAitKLtsj, let to but; well out into center field, and made his first Parmleo followed, and sent the ball between ihifd awd short stop," qiaking his first and helping Ship'man to the second.

G. Bartholomew followed Parmlee to bat, teal the ball into the right field, made his firat, giving Porinlee tho second and Shipman Die third. O. Bartholomew lo bat. Shipmnn made home on pass ball.

D. Bartholomew sent the ball lo second base, where it was tn- ken in fino stylo by Duesler, who stepped to lia base putting out Parmlec.who in his am- to make his third and get out of G. Bar- tholcniew'e way, doubtless forgot section 20 of the Rules and Regulations of the Notional Association. Duealor with forethought that would have done credit to a veteran Athletic, massed the ball to Wier on first base, where 3. Bartholomew slmtcd the fate of Parmlcc, making third man out on one boll.

This wna decidedly the fineat'playing of the gnrae, nnd elicited, ns it well deserved, much applause roni the spectators. LIVELY SSAILS, bat; came down with his muscle heavily, sent the tail well out into the field and made his second. Sparrow followed, but seemed trifle nervous, and was taken out on'three strikes; Curtisa making third on pass ball. Dueller followed Sparrow to bat, hia nerve being steady and his muaclc up, ho sent the ball to the rear of center fielder, making his second ml bringing Curtis home. Blackmar followed Duealer, went 0uY on three strikes, Duesler making homo on pass ball.

Corning lo bat; sent the ball well into the celestial, taken on its return by Shipman, making Corning "victim" number three--side out. NAMELESS' 2dls.vi»a§.--0. Bartholomew to bat; sent tbe ball to right field, where it MM taken on fly, by Sampson, in fmn stylo. J. Berry nnd made his first on a ground bnt lo tho third base.

E. Goodwin followed, and wns taken out on a fly, by Curtis. J. Warner to bat; made his first but lost his second, making third man out, side out without a score! Livty 2d I.VXIMM,--Buntopcned by sending tho ball into, left field, nnd making iiis second. Simpson followed bnt lost his fint.

Sparrow went out on three strikes, nnd Wier on a foul, Hie innings with four scores. NAMELESS" 3d I-myas--The Reading boys in going to bnt, manifested clearly realization of "The stern joy that warriors feel, In foe-men worthy of their steel." They went to work like men, and by the dint of great energy, succeeded in making one score before the close of the innings. Tbe Lively Sfinils went to tho bat on the 3d innings with increased confidence, and added uino to their score. On the fourth for the Reading club, they commenced then with a determination that meant business, and closed the innings with an addition of three to their score. The Snails went to the bat on their fourth and adding twenty to their score, made the game a foregone conclusion in their furor; tbe game standing tliirty-firo to fire.

From this innings to the close of the game, there waa marked improvement in the playing of the Reading club, and had it not been for tho great odds obtained in tho fint four innings, the result of the tcamo would have and from this ills expected, llmt will play a to better 'settle the question of superiority. The thanks.ofi tho "'Li Snail?" are most cordially cjtentk-d to'lho Reading club, tor their courtsey and consideration, and will doubtless be- repaid if opportunity IB allowed Gome tin see us. IM i t. 4 U'e fake pleasure in rouommending to the public the services of Mr. 'II.

II. successor to BucK.VEn, iu the in the Standard Building, firat Mori's Root mid Shoo Store. Mr. P. is a gentleman in etery respect, and as an nrttzau thouroughly understands hia profession in all its branches The faior in hia hands 'glides ti3 smoothly o'er one'a face tia" words of tenderneaa from the tonguo of tho moat ardent lover to his DOXT JAM by mooliglit alone." At a recent meeting Bdnf Ton.

Society, tho subject change! was discussed, and tbe follovring (( preambles and resolutions were unanimously adopted Whtreat', Our Amcric.in'ciUien of African descent UCCKMER) having dhpoBcd of his TonBoriaF EstabliBhmcnt, in Standard Building, to an'artizjn of the Anglo Saxon blood, and WfitTtas, The njembers Comraiuec.hBving'glvcn thKrievr H. FRINESNFIEJ.D, a thorough trial aa to skill and ability, and having reported aa being satisfied beyond their most sanguine expectations, that he is the "right' man 'id the right place, 'Und that -iarraoro able'to'sustnm the prevldus gob'd reputation of the establishment, therefore, i Retotvrd.fttinltfo exttrid to bur new Bar- bcr, our best withes for his success and prosperity, and to.ttyp furtherance of this object; that and sisters of the Boa Ton Society give A cordlal patronage and su'pp'p'rt without reserve. Rttolvid, That.thean resolutions be pub. Hshed In the HtttBUjai that all men may know our action, and that all mem- bera of our Society not present, with i Us thU evening, may read and govern themselves '43t -r 'DsX Secretary, To Rent. Three detirftbU rooms (br boarders, over the 2d National Bank, communicating with the VfnWron House.

Enquire Ma; 2Ut, 'G7. EDWAUDB Constantino--DAVID Hottvillo--0. T. White Pigeon--I. N.

ToMEa. Bansom--To be supplied. Einderhook--To be supplied. Ber. A.

A. DIOTO.VI who has been appointed to the Pastorale In this Tillage, is from Schoolcraft, and is said to bo a fluent speaker, and a strong Mid earnest reasoncr. For the past tv.o years he baa, held the oflice of Assistant Secretary of the Conference. We bid him a hetrty welcome to 'our village. Be'v.

N. FissKTT, who lias" Officiated to the flock in Hillsdale, for the past two years ia assigned to'duty at Marshall. will be accompanied to hia new field of labor with the belt wishes and earnest prayers of a host of friends whom he has drawn around him during his sojourn among us. What is HllUdale'aloss is Marshall's gain. Rev.

U. I. SMITH, the appointee at Jonesville last year, Is stationed at Teconshu, In the Albion District, for the ensuing year. TheSabbatb School In the Crampton District of Ransom Township, bad Pic NIC in a neai Mr. J.

Foot's new water power Saw Mill, on Friday the 13th, The Center School, by invitation, were present and participated in the which consisted of marching, music, martini and vocal, and aa address by Rev. J. P. BouanroN. The Marshal, Mr.

M. FutLCB, then gave orders, to which not an individual refused to obey, that the respective Schools follow their Superintendents to the well turnished which, duo time, nftcr mrauitious march through tho forest, were gained and promptly surrounded. After dinner, tho Crampton School passed vote oi thanks (o tin Martial Band and the Canter School, for their attendance and cooperation with them on the occasion Tho School from tho Center returned the compliment, by vote of thanks for the kind invitation extended to them to join in the celebration, and then both Schools united in a hearty Aye," expressive of their appreciation of the address of Mr. BourmTON. After the friendly greetings a-nd sociality usual on such occasions, the assembly dispersed, satisfied with the good order and success which had attended the enterprise.

hundred and seventy-five young meu, of all shapes and sizes, from the graceful dandy, with hair enough on bis upper lip to stuff a barber's cushion, down to the liltlo bump-backed, freoklo- faced, bow-legged, carrot-headed upstart -The object is to start a gaping corps, to be in attendance at the church doors on each Sab- balh before tho commencement of divine service and at the close, to stare nt, the ladies as they enter and leave the churob, and to make delicate and gentlemanly rtmarki upon their person.ntd dress. AU who wish to enter the above corps will appear at the different church doors, as their fancy lend, next Sabbath morning where they will be duly Inspected, and their names, personal appearance, and vaucity of brains registered in a book for that purpose. jgrMr. Van Duyn, of LitchBcld, informs iia of a threshing-machine accident, that occurred on Friday of last week. In which Mr.

John Derby, ot that township was terribly- Injured. His clothes were wet and were caught by the tumbling rod and stripped off from him, leaving on him only tbe neck-bund and wrist-band? of his shirt, nnd hia boots, tearing and mangling him in a shocking His testicles were completely torn out, and the outside covering of the lower part of the bowels was also torn off, leaving a portion of tho entrails exposed, with only tho outside, membraneous covering as a At our Jatost accounts, it was thought barely possible that he might recover. ThU is but one in a chapter of many accidents to operators of threshing'tnacbines are subject, and should be a warning to others. Independent. supper la 10 be given, in the new Baptist Church, on Friday evening, Sept, 27th, by the Ladies' Contribution Society, the avails to be employed towards furnishing the building.

All who would feel It a pleas, uro to aid in the enterprise, are most cordially invited to bo Great pains will be taken to make "tho occasion a pleasant one. Tickets 75 centi each. IJsr OEDEE or COM antedate, 1887. RECONSTRUCTION AT Oh I have you heard the latest news About price of Take notice, friend, that you have not, Unless you've called on O. B.

Motr, Who takea the plaoo of Mr. Ayrcs Where Shoes are grouped in pleasant pairs. You'll hia placa exceeding fair And fronting on the Court Bouse Square, But if you need still further notice 'Tia fust beneath tbe Standard Ofitt. The crops were poor, you're got the bines And think you can't afford naw Bnt MOTT has put bis prices down Below the reit in all the town, And now will sell a Shoe or Boot In qnality and price to suit. Ladies Rubbers for dollar 11 Fit for Matron, Maid or Scholar.

The tame sum multiplied by two Will buy a Ladies Calf Skin Shoe. So, precious Indies, be oo longer But hurry in and those You'll find them cAtap, and neai, and jrooJ, This fact is now well understood And ladies find them fine and fair, And so take home a bran new pair. And then tbe hutlandawte, And be comes la to buy bis Boots And finds thempeffftd, silted And fashioned in the latest mode, And better yet, It him suffices To find them ot the lowest prices. Kip, and Calf, and Cote Hidr prime, Too numerous to put in rhyme. And also nent nnd trim as pearli Ara thoae new Shoes for little Besides he's getting up a noise On cheap neat Boots for little boys.

And juat alongside, neat as You'll find those new Morocco And so for every place and weather You here may find the proper leather: Well formed in body nnd in Solf To satisfy and please the whole, Unfolding round from toe to bed, In shape, and size, and fit genteel And BO with beauty all complete Will ornament your weary feet. UHUdale, March 19. WHOLESALE CURRENT rEiCHS Motv UlLLBDAts. Sept. M7.

WIUAT, white 30 red 16 oo 4i 40(9 ,91 00 50 OATS CORX, shelled ears, TIMOTHT (12,50 CLOVKSKID. 7 OOQa SO BKA.NS, 2 00 POTATOES 40g t5 O.vio.vs,................. 75 Flora, white wheat Q13 06 red O13QO PORK, dress bogs 10 11 00 lire 6 Salthbl 337000 909 23 13 (g 8 Ointasx Eoos. MAJ-LS SCOAB, IS BBUWAX 35 FSCIT--Apples, gwen 50 ng bbl S5 8 30 Pears 1 00 Chickens 13 HAT 00 WOOD, beech A maple 4 00 oak 360 Green Hides, 9 drie Peaches HELMBOLD'3 EXTRACT BUOHUglveo health and vifror to tbe frame and bloom to tho pallid cheek. Debility is Acootnptnkd by alarming symptoms, and If no tmt- meat is submitteato, consumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue.

LOOK TO YOOB OWN N. Rice has just returned from New York and la now receiving the bftftt and largest stock of Drags, Medlclhea, Dye StuHi, Paints, Oil, Varalchea ever brought to Hilla- dale, and he Is bound to anil cheaper than ever--or, any other place in Jlillnjalc--his goodt havtug been bought when at the lowest prices. Do not fail lo call. No. Wnldron'i block.

Buy (ind kinds of at 0. Jf. RICE'S Kcw Drug Store. At of ton Lodga, No. 113, F.

A A. KiaW cow, held on WednesKUr, Aogust 14th; 'lMr rttM MM! adopted WHtusis: The Supreme ArchiUct of tho te His wiae prortdenoe, has removed from our midst, our worthy Brother Mmson, G. KICBARM, md We Uwtisnony of to UM oft brothur, wbo.bw mot utd labored with us about ourincrvd altar, and wronfht diligeoUj for tbe building up of tba craft in our community, tbarsJotv ROOLTID: That bow to the divine wllL dtwply moura. oor low, in the death of our brother, which hag deprired Masonry of a uatoua man, hia of an afbctionate huibaad and father, our community of an etteeoatd andrapecteddtixeo. RESOLTZB: That this admonition coming to us from beyond the veil, should mind us that we too are mortal and wast soon Join our brother, and stand In presence of the Grand Hatter, to answer for the deeds done in the body, and that therefore it is the part of wisdom to be truly and duly prepared for tbe evi table change, when this mortal shall pot on immortality, RESOLVED: That we tender to the bereaved wife and family of eur brother, our heartfelt sympathy and condolence, oBtrs ing for their the 'hope that our brother has been taken from the labors of Earth, to tho refreshments of Heaven; and that it la indeed, well with him.

RESOLVED: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the mourning wife and family of the deceased also to our county papers for publication; also' to tbe county papers of Jackson county. FIUNKI.IN MOBIE, S. W. Com S. SAJBP) Tho reasons why can low ara thcee We nay no real' We buy for cash We do our own work--thiw saving tft our customers good profit io Expenses.

V. French A Son. will deliver Palnta and Oil. in pnrt of the city free of charge. French A.

bou: Ladies, preserve 1'urs by using the Chinese Moth Prcventnth c--it will keep them free from insects nnd moths. For sale F. FnE.NCH Sov. Best Kerosene Oil at O. K.

New Drug store nl 60 per gallon, may21 XewGoodBt New I Jutt received by F. French comprising In the line of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oiln, Die-Stuffa, Putty, Varn- ishce, Window-Glasai Toilet, Soaps, Willow-waro, Patent Medicines, nud a splendid asBortmsr.t of Ksmlly Groceries, podlisli, Hnckcrci, by the kitt or pound all of which tliry offer al prices Hhlch defy coin- petition. Como and be convinced. Buy RICE'S Pure White Lead. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT Oil- CHU is pleasant in tnste and odor, free from all injurious propra-lics, and immediate in its action.

l5bbls.ofLinsccd Od--boiled and raw--at prices which will suit. Don't fttll to buy at F. FIU.KCU So.v. tlic Pioneer Drug Store. Buy yout Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles of every dlscripllon at 0.

Rira's New Btorc. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU and IxrnoTBD WASH cures secret anddelioato disorders in all their stages, at little expense, little of no change In diet. DO inconveDitDce nod no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in Its action, and free from all injurious proprieties. liuy your Kerosene Oil, Lubricating Oils, Lamp Chimneys, and all kinds of Lamp Fixtures at 0.

N. RIDE'S New Drug Store. jy Do not fall to buy anything that you want which can be found in any Drug Store, at 0. K. RICE'S.

O. N. RICE cheeper than any other Drug Store in Southern Michigan, becauio his expenses uro one half leu than any other. Call and htm. May Slst, '67.

For Sale I A few choice, thorough bred sheen for sale. Also village lots for sale cheap, cheap er, cheapest. Euno Hillsdale, Sept. NiiMTui for 81,35. Good Sugar for Coffee for 30c.

F. Frcno'j Son. ROBATE NOTICE, 9 tat. of Michigan, Count; At aiMilonof IbxrVoUte Court for Count i of at Oflen, tat on lltb In tight iiandnd tUtTJtTpn. rrtitat J.

ioq, nl Probtte. In nt tbt Fait. 6n millng (ml flllni ettlUoa July of t-Tdla hat, prirtDjt iLat ol of tin of Put, dwawwl, ImqM btr ot ovhtr luitabla It It ordtnd thai UeoJay, tbafltat iat nf ofihatilai bMtlaf of aalil MO- llotx, and tbat law of toauptai at a uaalon af MUoratt offltltidalc, aatdaboireanM.it wit tht prarei ol tbn patitloDM ahoulJ aot anjlt Carthrrardared, Uld to the txadcDCf ol laid and tba canaiuraoopr of tUli (obt pua- It'ltcdla Ililtfoaltsundint, a ttd laMldCnnot; ot igioMtiri pratlcut to of Mario jr. A troBeopr. J.

DICKBH40N, Jadgc ol of Linieed Oil, 5 tons of RicoV Pure Load, 30 Ibis, of fresh Water-Llnte. Id bbli. Platter, Glass, foi bale at 0. N. KicVi.

May 31. 1" A HI II A SCA.LES or nt. tk 228 Lake Ht. UOft Market Nt. Ioiiin, (O'BE CABFrUL TO UlT O.M.T THE OENOISE.

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REMEDIES fcr unpleasant and dangerous USE ilctxBOLn's Ex- ttor Bucuu ASD iMraoviD ROUE WASH. Htrictly A well druised lady, with oyebrows aha dy, and fuco cad and mourned of corns on her fret. Aad t)ii( la tho in the cold winter Mawn. eba omitted to a tuft eaty pair, of 0. Morr'a KID Snots wMch aft ought to xua, it they with to ve peace, and gwtet comlott WATW, NEW The Spring Bed! Simple, Durable and Very Cheap, Everybody Can Have One.

Caff and Examine it at MALE'S UNO OFFICE. D. W. PERRY, Agent. Strayed.

Strayed from tbo primlsea of the subscii ber, In the town of Sandstone, on the of August, ona Dark Home, yttn old, 1 Bay Yenrliog Uolt, with oae white foot and star la the forehead. I vrill pay Un dollars reward for the recover; of said DOOM A. Parmy, Aug. 9, 1867. CARD DEALERS IN '1 DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES DO.N'T DBS SODA--Nor anj of the common kinds of Salcratui in making bread, if you value healtli'anJ desire to have bread that is palatable.

Always use D. 0. DeLrind Best Chemical Sulcratta and you wll have a pure may bo had at the grocers. It is put up full-weights, others weights. a n.

short fc. Yankee Notions, LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. '7i Gaiters, Slippers c. ff COMMERCIAL BLOCK, HILLSDLE, MICHIGAN. PROBATE JLi State ol County WlliJale.

At Court fol tbeCouctToj Illllxiilt. liolden at Piobale omca. ID tba Tilt laieo, itaj of flap one thnneatdtljbl bundled Trattut J. DickarfOi. Jndje ofProbiter It tbe uutter of tat etlaUo' William Potter, dictated.

i On teaillat and fllfnf tht floe.1 acroint of A. Bilker. Administratrix nt of laid de. ceated, wbn aia to tlie proffil allowid Thereupon Itlaotdeied that TneMajr Htli October Mil, al ten tbe iioonortlxl ilaj petition andlbat thitbolielratt illothn peraoak Intereated In ia)d eilate, are required tt apptar altHMloo ofaaldContt this to baboKic at tliel'roUH OUcelDtberlllafeof an 4 aliow If an time i petitioner ibould ool be (ranted; and it lifurthei urdeted.tbatiatdpMltioieritf* notlceto tfae fer. aona Iotemtello eitate, of the pindeacj' o( petition, and bearloi Ihereof, copr of tbli drier to be pnbliilitd la tbe Standard, it nempaper pttnted circulated In nldCnunlyor HHlidale, for three sieceaalre pteiloui of beatlBt.

A trseeopy DICKEKSOV, Judjta of H. COTTON, i I i 1 II alt Millinery Goads, Al i MRS. MILLARD, Salesman. Rooms three doors south of corMr' drug store, Hiilidalc, Mich. J.

H. MAZE, Real Agent, i t' Office over Hall A Marvin's HlllMlale; "DEAL ESTATE POR 9'ALR-- SO ACRES 3 mliej' 8o'utli'o cbrap and 40, 6O'AOBESln'tno town of Ad MM, 45 tmprored eomfottabU bttm orebanl, ton5 fit per nod termi. 41. 60 ACRES Irnile of Jooe.tiUa, 66 actee loiprored-OD tUje read, good cretert, lee imaU bain, tbetp anil on WE WANT. Price has conferred Uvc benefit upon community by allowing his Powders to? unexcelled Cream Bilking Powders to be generally introduced.

Whorcvcr the genuine cream baking powders nre used they src conceded ttfbe, in point of purity, chcapncas, and healthiness, superior to anything ever offered to the publiu. Ono box will satisfy any one of Sold by Vincvard and Boaworth. DO TOO WAST? You ought to want a business'education. If you want as good aa can bo obtained, attend Griffin, Djakca Union Business Institute, Mich. i For I A vert; desirable Farm, fifty acrei, one' half mile Korth of Cambria Hills, within one mile' of Church, Pott Office, (with daily mail) Blacksmith jand Shoo Shops, Qrisf and Saw Mills.

Thirty acres improved balance covered with good timber. Has twenty acres of wheat'on ground. Yard on, thi premisesr with abunil- anac' ofi.Jgood -paterjsl for tile. Terms 0. 0.

McDEHMID, Oambria, Sept. III i tl JJ indebted toO. iwill please call and accounts immediately, ior is about to go to Sew'York to purchase his Fall 1 Please to Attend to tbe above and ---Yours, For.3flUlnery_ Always go to the, rooms over Vaifilkenbufgh ft Pierce'Si shoe; three doors south Skinner's drag up suits: MSllard will be found there, usoaL will try bard to please Ladies iDj call i tf i i 1 1 Prices! JBWKtlTH 1 CO, First, Arr'nfal--pall, 1 acquainted xlth ui, i mean when toll you SELL CHEAP! If will looV it' curB'ocVr. More IOOD. A 1H7.

'vTroth orusbod to eatUi will rise again, The eternal day of God are hers But trrcr wounded "--Can't do It I Tne ifa'tb of 1 th'is saying WAS nevw more beautifully illuitnvted than in thasnle of oaf Game Cook it bu been traduced, slandered run down by opposition dsaltrs--upon ItLus outsold all other brands 'of Any OM using ft will be at onot convinced of its su- more than most brands consonantly more, Oil to use If," thus cowring-'ens-third' mors surface iban lifbur It isgrenniJ finwr, bM no Mtment OB the top and no waste in in FaUat Pails wbleb, whtn tis out, are rsrr lo about ths howe. Parabns inUnding to Pabti and Ibif Gall, will do to on us, we wvmt bur Lead to gire saUisfcctlon both in and price. N- ton this Owiity JulySOtf T. TUMI ty Box EviEYSODT PlJiaU 7O K. HICK'S New Drug Store is whtn you bur ri othsr pUo, vonr Stpt 84th Buy your Brushes of kinds O.

N. ew Drug Store. TfcltS. BROWN A PATTEE WILL BE IN HILLSDALE, AT THE WAKDROX SRPTEMBHR THE Sfflb. TWO ONL.Y,',, For toft treatment of ail Chronic i AS BEtlOXABlJC Al TOfK VOCM fBT- SICIAV.

V--C-0-. We do not'want or wish a cate to abandon theifphysician unless they are sure he does not understand''their case, or. they are, discouraged with' bis (reatraeajC Come along witb your wont cuitt. Hate.you consumption, we 'will cure your IMTO you epiUiogcf blood, have you a cough will cure you; have you female wcftkoeu in any of its forms, we Wilt cure you; bare you caUrrb, have you bronchitis la My ofiiU will have you erternrJ or iotenul. we wflleuw, you; have you sore eyes, we will'eurs without lotbelr natural axwditioo; JOB will turn at treeioaest, we will wttnot to keep it away Gamer; have yon we wilt cure yon; have you cukli or MOM ia the bUdder, yon 8L ban jvt we will yoa nd rt we will ewe MI otherdisesMewbiek WtvUre to meeUon.

At the we.wist Vo My word to Utesaierlnr No other ofdubiiiBaa.AuDUj waAr jreedo. RW GOODS. wittwUtke jam CMS maads. Mid be heated. Attjuet 6tb.

STlTUTlOSa, of both MM, OM Swat- It witt 'fin fv just receiving our STOCK 5 XI Of fiondf, coniltting In part of HATS, CAM, NECK-TIES, COLLARS, f- ill CCFF8, 1 GLOVES, CAXES, UMBRELLAS, BA8EETS, SATCHELS, TRCKX8, And a good For i i ci A I rtiK And frHie 'rniut 'ST-4PFRI.