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SAT.lNEj Se.p: 21.. - Óur marshal. Mr. V. Brainard is nn the street again. -Mr. B. P. Davenport ia agent for Uio Cleveland rubber palnt. -Mr, AshlerVanDnsen was ui town a l'tw ftaya last week on a. visit io bia parents. - V. Ui Davenport & Son have the firstcoatof páiní on their cornice and casings. -Prof. Witsoii spoke on temperance at the tfniöii Schdol chapel on Sunday niglit last: -Mr. fcomstock tlill ha a very fine comforter on liis foot iri thö shape of a large carburlcie. -Dr. Sam. W. ClismllerreturniMl two days sooiHT than expected 011 acicOUnt of 'tliy sicknfss of liis little daughteifi -Mr. F. F. Ilumphrey has gone Lnto partnership with his brother II. II. üuinphrey in his knitting factor; in Detroit. - Carson and his men are putting a new coat of paint on the residence oc cupied by A. G. LaWrence, the bvick and tile inanufacturer. - Some of the lawless jeéag rnen, ' cusses' I was going to say, on Saturday or Sunday night put the trip part of thë iiickory pole that has grac3 ttur strfcet so long, over the high feneë uto Mr. Davenport's yard. -One of our townsmen, and one olrt enoügh to know more ttaan he does, saysTiKu i nictii ... ■ tian and bè a deraoerat. He dont know anything abont either in om opinión, if hë does go tb church every Sunday. -Yoiiv Dexter cortespondent seems to not like the red ribbonites as lie. ven oouvteouslycallstliem-, remember friend James that a slight hint Bometimea t ell what party a man sympathizes witl just asilaiiWyas(iuts]iokt:n veneratini or hate. But pfefhapa hate is too Btróti á word. We wül caíl it flisíike. Straw Slu)w which way the wind blows.