The County

- Four buyers uiake the wheat markct in Dexter lively. - A lot of Texas mustangs sold in Dexter from $25 to $45. - Ypsilanti's eclored band have received their new suits from Detroit. - B. G. Lovejoy will paint outside of Manchester school building for $150. - Willis Blanchard and two sons of Saline are quite sick of malarial fever. - Ann Arbor reform club will hold a niass meeting at Dexter, Sunday, Aug. 10. - The vülage paper saysDexter'scemetery looks " like an abandoned pasture lot." - Company F of Ypsilanti will, it is expected, go iuto camp fifty muskets strong. - The hardware firm of Clark & munds of Saline has dissolved. A. M. Clark remains. - Several Manchesterians propoae to spend a portion of this nionth in the Macinac región. - There was an excursión on Saturday i rom Dexter to Put-in-Bay, at the low fare of $1.50. - Congressman Willits is expected to deliver the principal oration at colored mens' celebration at Ypsilanti, to-day. - The Sharon and Biidgewater farm ers are talkiner about their Aunual vest Festival, to take place eometime this month. - Fixtures, a billiard table, and a small amount of liquors owned by Kdwin Culver in Saline were sold on Monrtny by Sheriff Case to two different parties for $65. - The Commercial calis upon marshals to disperse the crowds of noisy loafers that congrégate about churches in Ypsi lanti, between the hours of 8 and 9 P.M., Sunday. - Lumber for Tpsilanti's new opera house will be furnished by Henderson & Sweet, Parsons Bros., and Follmor & Scovill. Brick by M. P. Holmes and Chas. McCormick. - The Peninsular Paper Co. of Ypsilanti have secured the contract to nish paper for state printing, for two years. This Corporation has had the contract for the past six years. - Chelsea's school faculty tbus far engaged are: N. A. Richards, Miss Libbie Depew, Miss KateOldenhage, Miss Sarah Van Tyne and Miss Carrie Everett, leaving still the place of Precep'tress to be filled. - The bond of $800 authorizml to be made by the school board of ChelseH.for the purchase of land and the building of a primary school house, was taken by Mr. Glazier at four pur cent per annum interest. - Only eight creditors of the late flrm of Evarts & Co., of Dexter, presen ted theinselves at the meeting called on Tuesday of last week. Assignee's pro ceedings were approved. Furrnturf 6tock, hearses, &c, were ordered sold ai appraisers value. Rent the mili, if not sold, and continue Dexter mili for cus tom work. Eemaining property w&s left in hands of assignee to be disposed of at best advantage.