York

MlLAïf, Jan. 20. - Mr. Josepb Roñan, Esq., oí' Monroe, was in Milán on Jan. lüth. - Mis. Jennie Burnhani, wifo of John Burnham of York, died on Jan. lGth of cousumption. - Mrs. Burt haa a new piano, the íirst new instrument of tho kind brought into this village. - A concert by colored persons, five in number, took place at the churcb here ou Jan. 14th. -Mr. W. S. Wallace has bought a lot on Gay 's addition and will build a residence on it nest spring. - Two gentlemen were in Hilan last week trying to secure a store for the business of general merchandise, and also to deal in grain. - A night-cap social was held at the residence of Mr. Wm. J. Dunning on Jan. 16th, the proceeds to be used for the benefit of the Milan Eeform club. - Mr. Earnest Throop who has been employed as elerk in V. C. Putnani & Co'a. store for several raonths, and whosr time has expired, will attend school during the reniainder of present term - A dance carne off at the hotel oí Wtu. Ayres on Jan. 15th for the benent of Charles Canfield, whose health has been so bad for several ruonths taat he has not been able to do any work during that timo. About $10 was recsived for Mr. Canfield's benefii. - The following officers have been elected by the Milan Encampment No. 7 j, I. O. O. F. for the enouing term : C P., Atnoa G. Mclntyre ; H. P., Buckley W. Marble; Sr. W., J. H. Piah; Jr. W , Winfield A. Mead ; Scribe, Alex. Smith ; Treas., L. Van Worm er; Eep. to Grand Encampment, C. M. Blackmer. - borne persen Eold to a firm doin business here, a croo): of what was supposed to be buttor, but proved to be what ia called oleomargarino, a oouipound oí' bñof saet and lard, colore d by one of the patont butter colore. The stuff has now the appearance of laid and Bmells like a tallow candió. - On Jan. 17th, sa lira, Horton, wife of Tunia Horton of York, was about to th premisea occupjad by Abram llillage upan ari prrand, a man named Patrick Dillon ordered her not to enter, and upon her determination to dó so, Dillon, it is reportad, struok har, and otherwise so ill-treated her that' shc fainted, and it was found necessary to cali a phy . Dillon ia the partj who la tel y paid a finD of 25 by orde, o the Circuit Court l'or Washtenaw, 011 n case of asaault aud batiery, ppeale froin lowcr court, by Dillon; tho assaul being upon Abratn Millnge, tho peraon above named. The present assault i pon Mis. Horton, and tho previous om 011 Mr. Millagu grew out of a case . f litigation about sume proporty.left bj t e father of Patríele Dillon, to Mis. Mil' age, bis sister. Mooiuíville, Jan. 20. - The Phillips' Brothers have a new wind mili. - Wuyne Sangreo is home on a visit froai Saginaw. E. W. Lañe of thia place is teaching singing school at Kidgeway. - Ci.pt. E. P. Alien of Ypsilanti, Aalivered a tempéranos aádreu it the M. E. church here the llth inst. Owinr t. the bad state of the r ada and weather, the attendance was light. - Mr. Black of this place and Thomas White of Kulkaskia. havo traded farms and aro iiow moving. - ïho Universalist society received $13 at thi.'ir last Bocial. Tho mxt is held at Lyman Davenport's Jan. 24.