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...Revival meetings are being held every night. ...Business is dal], becau.se of the bad roads. ...There is so little siekneas in Saline and vicinity that the doctors are faring slim. Mr. N. Burdine is shipping east, car loada of poultry from this place and Ypsilanti. ...Messrs. La Kue.and Weinett goto Texas in a few days with a fine car load of shee p. ...John Lame will ship three car loadi of sheep to Texas, and will be aceoiupanied by Howard Nichols. ...The assault and battery ca-e of Larne vs Kanou-o, resulted in the defendant paying a fioe and costs. ...Henry Miller will remove to Dakotain the spring. Several others talk of going with him. They intend locating near Fargo. ...Rev. J. Alabaster, of Ann Arbor, will lecture in the M. E. Church on Wdnesday, February 4th, under the auspices of the Ladies Society of thatchurch. Subject: Naples and Pompen. ...The Saline orchestra, as reorganized, is composed of the following persons : A. F. Clark, cornet : Preston H. Rouse, trombone ; R. Mills, fii-ft violin ; R. Lashier, second violin ; Frank Spear, doublé bass ; and Mrs. R. M ills, piano. 8T0NT CEKEK. ...TUomumbcis of tho M. LOhmk, aro to purchase new hymn books. ...Rev. W. E. Dunning addressed the red ribbon club last week Friday evening, in the easlern part of the township of Augusta. MANCHESTER. ...A successful and interesting teaohers' institute was held in Manchester on the 17th inst. YPSILANTI. ...The Ypsilanti Musical Union will produce the sparkling operatta, " Penelope," February 4th. ...TheKastern Michigan Agriculturaland Mechanical Society will hold their next fair Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, September 21, 22, and 23. ...The Ypxilantians are frightened over a romoval of the Hill-dale road to one side of their city, in case it is extended to De troit. We think they tieed have no fears, the rnad is built to that place, and railroads are built to arry freight and passengers and not to dodp th m.