The County

Mftny Chelseaus contémplate building in the near futuro. - J. J. Clarkson general store in Manchester, has gone out of business. - March 1, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pierco of Chelsoa, enjoyed a wooden wedding. - A school exhibition at Tremper school house in town of Scio, on Saturday evening next. - Hoyt of the Dexter Leader had his household enlarged lately by the advent of a teu pound boy. - Mr. and Mrs. Davis Warner of Sylvan, celebrated thuir china wedding on the ovening of March 6. - Feil and Walker have leased the wooleu factory at Rawsonvüle, and will set business going April 1. - Mrs. Patrick Lary, who resided on he same farm in Dexter township fortybur years, died recently aged 74. - N. Schmid & Co. have purchaeed he property on Exchange Place in Vlanchester forinerly owned by John Coch. - Teachers of Lima township will be xamined at Lima Center on Tuesday, March 25, beginning at 9 A. M., by supt. M. S. Cook. - Subscriptions for an opera house are lively that Ypsilantians bj the ears as to wbero it ihaí) li - 11 is. Turner, residing near Döxtor, indulged in a golden wedding on Wednesday of last week, minus the usual j which they declined to accept. - On Wednesday of last week forty guests asseinbled at the residence of Edward Litchfield in Dexter to congratúlate the old gentleman of eighty upon his good health. - Severalrailroad law suits to recover sunis due on railroad subscription notes, were on the docket in Milan on the 7th. The company sues the obligations as contracts, insteadof notes, on which the company has the advantage, and judgments in their favor are generally rendered. - Townships of Bridgewater, Manchester and Sharon have a farmers' elub, which niet at Manchester and chose the aunexed officials: Vice Presidents - Junius Short of Bridgewater, J. G. English of Manchester, Samuel Cushman of Sharon. Secretary- W. W. Hess. Treasurer -Frank Spafford. - Ofhces of the Tpsilanti Laborer's Aid Society, (Germán) President- Christian Wagenbaoh. Vice President - Thos. Frick. Eecording Seoretary - E. Kopp. Corresponding Secretary - Fred. Wanner. Treasurer - C. Siegmund. Collector - John Terns. Physician - E. Batwell M. D. Color Bearers - John Bengel, John Maegle. Trustees- L. Z. Foerster, C. Eeinhart, Geo. Eichel, H. Herdinghans, Chas. Kaller, Eobt. Eeinhart. -The dweiling of Mr. William J. Dunning in Milán, carne very near being burned up on the 3rd. The fainily were all absent from tho house during the afternoon, until about 4 o'clock when a son of Mrs. Dunning upon returuing from school, opened the door and found the bouse filled with sinoke. Upon investigation it was found that the parlor floor was completely burned through - nearly large enough to let the stove through - and had begun to blaze with such force, that the house would have soon been beyond being saved. Thefire is supposed to have originated from sparks dropped upon the carpet from the stove, before the family left the house.