On Wednesday afternoou last, oceurred on...

On Wednesday afternoou last, oceurred one ot' the most pleaalns; society events tfaat Dexter has witnessed tliis season, being the marriage of Mr. Herman C. Eastman, one of Lima's popular and proaperooa young farmers, and Bfiaa S.ir.ih A. Sinith, dangliter of John ],. ömlth, ex-supervisor of the townshlp of Hela Tlu3 eeremony was performed by liev. R C. Moshier, formerly pastor of the Baptist chureh in Dexter, and was witnessed by a company of iibout one hundred rehitives and friends of the contraeting parties. Refreshmenta served were elabórate, aud presenta received were both numerous and expeusive The happy couple took their departure on the evening train west, and wil] p'cnd their lioneymoon in Inwa. Tliecdmmon council ol Aun Albor tbroosh lts coinioittee, Invested Ueoamore Cramer wlth wliutever of autbority lie luid In ihe tramp business Wl,i he had and whst be Ypsiianüau' "Ut "gree '" a"y Poil"ItUapetty spirit that wlll altempt to Bhuffle off sucha load opon the tax-payen of Anti Arbor Especlally so, whea Ypsilanti offleers were as deep in the mud as were tlioe of any other place. Bilt then, Mr. Cramer proposes to do thta thlng for lovc, you know. Wilbar P. Storey, the tbunder of the Jackson Patriot, at one time propiietor of the Detroit Free Piep?, and lasily tlie proprietor of the Chicago Tlmee, dledl nn MoDday. How about Cleveland'! record as Chief Mogul of a Know Nothing lodge in 18Ü6, sa f He dotin't even deny it, nor any of lis friends for him. Theopoldl Selunid and Miss Sarah Hutel weie marrled at the residence of he brlde'a parents, in Pütgfleld, on Wedlesday last, Rev. H. F. Beker offlciatlngThe "quiet votei" quietly drops in a ' inblican ballot as usual. .