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THE ALMARf
-U-
yViSri-fif-.r.
KKIDAYiM Aliai-dh, I
. TO J,f J- x'
We cannot ii'ilicc ;i i hivi.im- "
lions. In d! i m. h we re jui.- Hi i :t
... aiiii uiMivrK. .uil . fur itpj.l c ".'. 1
fcaimiTifee V rf-oVil f.lti!i. Mil cur""
,-IRUIv5- -lUCKBOXE.
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TO
V Kr.OMto !-
H' Vitial ii ' ' at
vNtt r t in-. n iy e
.i.l
ADVERTISERS.
...jiu ..r t ii.' .(.- '. ; t..'..
li in i .i - n t
' I Hi
sei I i-ti t a. !auiikwi,i'?. lulvi' ' i o- s
to ti iii'lvil iii nut Lit ji th tu WedotM I. iv n "ori.
ROMANCE OF MARY HARRIS.
JtTI'.omns.ni' t mo at th beat
"T hnpe S irali Hn1 Vruc aud Jnmoa nu
.v, II." srii.l I.
"Wwi.ru all well vs usual," In: returned,.
;i;i'l fee knows how well that is,'
".)'"
Vi t whoa I enterad the house thi change
is there iih If had Ircn in Th'.maV fare.
We have? decoded to
remain Jin-
s. v.
TINKER,
-Alma,JHich
Alma!
Special Announcement.
-
Tinker
rr t ) 7--
J. II. LANX'ASHIKK,
Saginaw, Mich
Lences
How JihIc Itmdlfv l raid iit Mar
ried Cniution il .1 nnli-i .
The recent death of Ihe vencrahlc JudC
Tocpu 11. Uradicy of it. is c.ty, ive.dij me
Cclehmtcd cue. Aiiit U vius l..v Kuli il iact
of hl.s carter ami w.iu hohtailiul a national
renown. Judge ' Dudley wa v.-el I
etrickeu iu jcarH, bays a Y;isiil;ir,uu
writer. H was ihu eidt wuiU i" rl ihc
hiir in the ilUtn t o Co.'uiiiIh i a:: 1 a c'!i
'letiun of cxei'iJ'-iit ri'juitf a;id Lrii .-!. :: 1
lur in lLo crmjuuiwty. 11h uLi.iiy :is an
Ml v cute, wliicli alv;Vi lanknl wt.ll. Was
put to u liaiU test ainj iil t.nt pvow .u !e- J
ta,s', Ul th ca-i; to w a.cii jilt lnm iia-. In c a j
ijiuiio aiiit wah the utU.lK ut w hifh.ihf j
louiitiy win ii'ii. ncr t . iiyi!.i i ' y'.'.i?'!
!t.o. ' Aif titr Iuriu' thu war tin re i.t a
iunr umti;.ux-i man i.anui l;;.u- nAn
,u Uto cii.jjioy ui tut: (jutrn;i.t:it l. n-.
la; wi- a in the 'Iruisi'irv l) ; jn- i
inni, mii'1 tta-i cna.i'il t-i m- m uim.u t a j
Kciiti Uy eiri M.uii:l .Mary Lair !
o.ii.ii" luuocLf a a Ken.ui iiail al.T, 1 i
iii.av, t'Mt 1 utu ii' t s;. re a In 1 i - I'-'.nt. !
i.icy l:al Ineil eDaei-il Kr a I liv.::.:
li.. (Tit h:ui IhU' UI.'K J.-ti.oil I c:uu li t.'lt IU
'mat suoii as .o;lL- nt ii r iie ha-i van.e-1
.ii- cXK'ctl cirrksjjp at W'a.-hit iw.d
tinU eltictt ulnt h liitle "iilifud' t.li.iii
uuily. he iouM iiiJiijy her. aiul tlie i;.ar
riae wuuhi u.ui talv.- p! u e. l!i.inis
us p(i:an. an I K pi it a lung while, L-j t
luf .n,iaiiie.l u " t lo.th-
'Cuh.e to the window, " 8niJ s-he.
I'l uewas iimur.i; the hhruhl'try below,
A iilkiiif i'p iiml iluwti list!ely.
'l'o"r chiM," Miihod barah.
"What aiii her!" asked I in alarm.
"I hi:i;W," chilled tma'.l. brisk voice,
vcu thai of .Tium
tn.ni; 'nn, w Jn hail lu'en
s I entered the tuoin.
"Jaj.is,v s.id 1, "i Hint threr
'Thee krowa it , Taey," uMswcred be
"Ai.d I Liu. w what nils our l'rue."
rah to our expectations and previous!
arrangements, we nave aeciaea to remaiL
in Alma. Our largo and increasing trade
and the the hearty support we meet w'itli
on all sides convinces us that our place is
Thouuiv omisarahv jiere Weiiitend that our remaining here
will oe a matter ot regret to none ol our
customers.
Onv TvTv "PnTilr Ip vp?; for New York Sal.
'Jan.es! corrected Lis motber. - , w ' , 7
"Vc-. nuuher." returued he, and re Feb. 2o. vV e intend to open the .:pnii
celnow;:' continued, ...hnampaign with the best stock ol Dry Good.
ih...mn and i hivo once or twice b-r j in &ra no t county and at our popular low
""-" 4 .mn nu iviiii.uk 111 uji
.uv. rnna nt of fur children. "
"yuUhcr." here ciitiir.d James, Knd
ir; er 1 1 1 i k, "here's another wh"
, i r. a ic.ular lull I'.'er. (,'ould the' tel
i.e the ei ii v.iti.-n of tLe Avord 'Uosh;' i i
i.e u!a.'u 1 i:irr,''o,-V '
hut hi imhIk r went rn. lioldin? up hoi
! and t, f-i!et.ce tlje youtli. "When Kd
Natd Arihner eafne. and aftewanl CJe(r'.
-i ll. and e knew Uiut cnc!i hnd a kind
ioiii i.s ei.ii'-eil, ( i t
. ;!.. i'Ut he M enii il i.ol U h ah'.e ti i;et
-..it.e i' iiiuiuh lo tiiiiify nit any r.ite uie
iM.iiliu.tvy gill in-. ud u-j iiirtsnt t.j.' defied
.ciivr. Ui"li7v.'Ugu luey ciiTep"i).;cd con
...uiiy, ii-. tielri'tiied kai i and l.i- lc.ti.is
i wid as U Is. wtl'c'all u luvtr iu.d
''...ii thciu to oe.
i. A, iiii.u.'u burrows apparently ha 1 so
... U tloiii'ie ill g U.U.-i luif.s M-.-etv for
- ...a: l ia-e w it.t .Maty liuiii-, lie ha
..i.vi lic.i'.il to U...U ;ili' la l!io v.;ie ot
....ncr titir iuiiil-ti wiiww) he hat i..et iu
c.ty. and in li.e hgi.l of wiuw i;ii!es
r.iTiTi'aiiuu'it t..e UmiuI f hi Uitldui
. . .iiiicay g'.rl to fade aril vaur! away.
.i'1'l.ii.r wy.ihv hi: v.uaae I his i.iiud :.uj
. ed U.ei.Je to .Wary, and that, ti u, with
.t i.j t'i.i liiiii-T t.er or lue t.u t. either
.i lly or iu-.ii-fi ty, and lu.ii ' iae io
..: oiu-. r lady l hl appviatea ivT a
. . l.li ihiV 'ii lo I.
., .i in u"i eii hAir for him Mary liar
.a v:ne way ref eivol m.yi.i.alivu ol
.. pern iy ol juruw ;.a id t.ie uate ot
. pi 'pwed uapk..i." die lm:e tin u
. v i.u..r at hut id. .';e ul 'lut c ill ipst
:-r rpi ti J ally tone in iniiUMi.iti. -a r c-u-a-.;t.'i
c.i wun Ut-r uiudic l and liiu ..- A
.v;uii Le heard Lue Ui-w- she st..r?e 'l (ii
ie, i,y fur Wa-hiUploa, j us bin- was.
: ne ilid uot chtt.'tg'e iier uru-si; nvi" did sin.
s p to '"padc 141." AiUiwut iiuv h; "iri'
i-hiiiie yl apiiiei st.e weal at ..Jv.i
tiuai her home iu tne lai.wuy slilie-n. uu.j
rti'ipii 1 u' thu ri ud to b iy a p". 1, uuu
tu.ii the liisl iraiu -a-t'. ;."rd. I'pcn hci
"arrival iu Ui: f ny shy went to n it del or
je.-;aniniU, h it. w.tu.'Ut any viallyu.; t:d
;i. Ihe sui.ie UUie witho'HI nay pct.ci.pU.;:
ilei'neat m her matinvi-, , prvee.ie.
.;.i,at :o the TiuiM ly h.;;l d.uT. w i.h'.eu
;u i-iu -d lue laiiance-.' iouu.j'hcr w-.i.
..(. I1J..I ( I..U 1', Uul Wpl iiilO livll
" f.. In t..;.t .-oi.it ouc Wlsl.eU to t
. a.,'i.iv tue- .ii-. r, u;.d M.ui hi
u.i..i i 1 pa.u, i.ier exoli .iui'i a
t a e.ie.-vi. hi..i iiu-i l-iu n.tii;' tiou
" .. ii a, i.e r.e.,s w ui il'.w, tp.;:ti
. W ,,c pis i'' a'.iu fuui i.i .1 d.-ud, ul;n s.
.s in" -iy Ce K o.wtaii;n. day.
.... m..1ui U.inii her hen a:-i wa'k.ed
.. .ii"a bUii.e sv.ke way, hat '.in.'de no
:url to 'eMMat 4ii-5 .wa t cu.ir:f viri
. . nestwh 1 W: J.iiireitv and l.ie i.n ...ai
.jt:uui?vtarj( . . ai.uiuui 11 niadw-npiu
,. .'li'.l i:.., 1 i-j.lua on the pui'lie f;il .ii.d
... ,r. 'ine'fiaf i.is ihighiy a uat.o:-.,ii
Mid aUin'ted sp.'CUU ir'i ircua ''1 par's ot
tuu country. iury Harris' co.jiim-1 vy3
aude iiiai'.iy. and although tl.c ti'leitce
Wild ill"o:i aa;Mi't ' et a. id the ' "IitinieUl
Ot the puuhe, wh.'.il lhi;.lit hilV" l ( .L oa
lief .Je II til..' M.d M'l t k. eti o cool a oUl
d ail, mukii 1 iati.tr ailiii. her, die Ju je
oriu..t Ltr Ihrwji.li in liinpiiauily on t..e
i.ui.'ry tl'.at, ttr-dfiTf ptnvciiy .tujie Teh re
'n .d uiitr iti-' (aumi.tv, .iv Wi.i t 1. i.d
vnm teiiUerin tr.iu n U ntpurary atti.ck of
-:nuiiy:iaI nl-aui y ili.s w ;is Tiif i. 1st
.i'-unee of pii.-.-'y ihi I ; : 1 ii o 2 Uefeiisr
-no the plu.isij -um.jiuio a hywoui -ttrv
. tivie. Sutw.th-j.iii.iiU t.i popular iu
AUudty ui to tin.' c:. 1 -la nee of -uch 0
uii.ij; u? luoiiii ntary "etiv -tiuii.tl insMiliy,"
titd notw iihst.ifhii.i iii appHient 'eiii
.1 -.- a a pteu. it; w a sijiu.ial in this
'..te and wus bah.tq;;en!iy applied w it li
. iitUtticy and u ees n siiitiiar a-i-i, the
aso'.of LaiirA I). :' f'.ur, xUo k'.ihei ox
MnHtor CriltcDdca iu t';ihk!i.i, Ltiiij:
- eelhwpa th iuoft toiipica'iU-j cue.
, iiat l;ryTf.tnu.fli;l u -t ' et oil trc,
" trie iuiintduttety. ' ie wn a.lj:i i'A ia-.
'jrfcent, fvf ludrdefi hot sUitTMi.He, aai tic
pr.di.tily shu m at tch'H.ued t o- conii'ic
I kreQh m.h;. iih-iujt!i's 'A.yhun In t4
eity, . The ccue ut. her acquittal was a
infist ' cxtTHoriinar'y 'one. i in re' VaTT
Mt-at hubtiuO, lit tlie ini'ht of. which
. rudk'e liraila-y Uivi d In lair cieul aud
t'itUimed thiil she wm a- noole wuai.in,
uod tn'at if fhele wcii- I'a.'irt' hlc her there
'.vo iLi by fcwr wTm'ps in th5 uor lrt
.' ivuioU propoimxj if fdid Hcuui ly lm tin
ucniaiy ti iw.
Miy ilurrin w;as .aitjjr rfcl Id notn nnl
co'nh'nenriTit In' tb' 'nyrtttrr tor tfiany
"NcAr. Hiihouyli i iJuJny h! a.u under
no coniHi!uL r zm. t.o'iiU t uu, and o
. w hco thu hked, km! iff lie Lad ti.c.n to
idio couM have fsrpei at ny tiiuc. In
hW, sheofien jUhHt l w If nMitlis ftwty
- liona the-at j hi ;oj, ut jtho VTrtiiit l?pr,ao
f (r.otiirr huinuvtr rttits. Ain.y; eivy-
dy tut suru'lh.iA. she was uutiu
i,il I J.'Jfl k
J.-d.'i r
.-T r.lj.-
5'id L
ItitM rnsMie:
. ;: : r nnjikmuT fimv rrt 1 e knovn q Rtriyr
i tux it It i sf ihc ij.jntr.i iku'. jtru ,ci
;; t Uc Ury . .. After .due ye;-. Judlt' 1Y.ft'-
', 'ey ot ..jafy HattM' h-ly tl-(hfir'i.e'I
' ' -limn tlie'ayion asliiAhjrtji "to uutny htJ
Mats ;be 'nrarTH'ii: iY ' 'i? 'h
prices.
RONK & BAUGHMAN.
Church Block, ALMA, MICH.
lie,
5:
MBnufiitluTris anrt iKwieri u
- HARDWOOD AND PINE ' LUMBER, ,
F4coring, Sidire. Ccilir g. Lath and Shingles,
.-ASH. DOORS, BT INDS & MOULDINGS,
.ini) r Scrc'l eawir.g a-d Turning.
Fancy Ka;dwocd ai.d Pir Inside i
Finish, a Specialty !
Drain
in
(I
v
IIC
1 ii
i ml (vi
i
(III II k
AI.M.l, MICH.
ll
i i.n.
.. t
uiJi.t
.. di i'
...-t t'. r
" i'.d w ;
vii'le l'
m;USU'.Ji
"J..1IU
"Yes,
'Taey
t it iut .-.II
''iud.;;.. A
:-e to v-l 1 1
the chlai
i'Uii', ni.m tu
.ii? ht'e w lii.;ii
it if ;s:
.. niervine.wi ii.e Wiutui i. . : ; is btiidiin
7t rt. ,v,', . tearfully .oyer the. .i atb'he.i of tfifi' luitu
r l'me, we were adonihed t. i
id Ci iue to us one day and tell i.
t :: y..::n-, :.t n had i..-.ki d if t::
" :.k to her ia'.iief ami lne. hut liia
hut know wi.ii h one s:;eare
l-'th .j p't-.-i 1c J to lur. and"
id Amlover t'..e our l'rue all tin
&e.s in ihe garden," iiiturpoco
i:.e-, 'Hint's ail he ilone."
! ' correete.l his mother.
inotlu r," di.tiluliv mid he.
." iuisiicd iKKih, w ilh errri'v.
i
y wavering on the pan ui
r.d uc, her hither nrd I, re
la r." -woi !hy we Ie;ie it iii
-Wf .nev.-r lueali'iii ( i !e i
h r. Tin re ar" pu7.h-s ii.
we inn t sid re forf.ur-elve
. e y :.ie iu n have i ival claims, ev e.
:.u.'li Tiue nuiv K' a little weak iu uo
pi.i-ii);; i :if tr the oth r's c;iu-e. Kd
ard An !ov(t U U6 tiiee knows hitn
e.u -i; I ii "
'iji o:ge W. l'.'-l:V the bu- kite-make'
f the ;.i tli.' v.' d .lames. "1 li le hi.
p; he i ut f ...'!(. . lipd his f;thtr:i
v.edhhii :.... u...i . tje timt Mar. ta.
t i lu n.uu le'ud Ltd -ii)a-hed tl,e iJiut .
.ea-ila V..1..1 SO hj CUt hd.
iVU "
". ili.e-'" crvr-' V.f Ids mother.
"Vo, n. other," itutitullv returned lie
"Jr.ri ts i ;t p.,i ii-a'.i iif Ch-orce l!elh'
. ''MHi.cied .v.ii.ih. " !..i- tl.f! pull;;' mat
c h:m t.iy i.nd I 'fik, and ihe hui
iiUl i? line ...iiu.r now. ori?"
K .;'); i'. -en 'iv e."an?wcid Jan.es. ,'
it" l-o-.'k friday he du.'ie Soiue th-:'-'
tlii.T,"."
1 i i. .lai.K s." corret ttl I.
(.'ii. ie-." .-..'id he. 'We'd, after !''
; I: id dl 1 - l.ie
' d-'oue." r'iu t
'1 said tli:t
V v. ;,y. 1 hi.nw
.-'u'! -i l any h i(
tu -' ' ( i" '
' ' Ii,i".tllT.''
of ihe"
ed I.
mv i h it's a r lutriu'
' lui? jiiis iit.r l'rue ah-
ii
l is mother.
! he. hut he roie hp
.i h r Letojn he h. pin a ctvv chap.
I witit- (Ion:: t
r heit iiti.'e p-.-:
)!i. T:ev,"'
l .d fii.lv. ".V-
I 'r i.e. She t-ro froi.
o! w hite ro-c-s.
! -aid, wl'co 1 h.e
r.u I.i i iiud f.dhi r i
f.ri ol:-C4'T.d 1 u.e P.at they pnferie
i 'a ai u Ar.'hvt l 1"
'lieu thee, would have favottdth
i. r Ji,;.;;." H tn; u.'d I.
"1 !' i't know .'' vie muntiuri d. "I n
i - h.-iM my own way it n m-.. Hut
I hue he Titelid my cowu, hku.
i d y id I .e, "let li. e w l.i-ptr tot'ue al,
eg cf thte rj( t p jit it it.dort
1 ,f m i ii i to d ( lue today. J ha
r.'ii ied l' ail. Am ! i it would til.-
i.ud Idler to ku.v.v iiiit i
i: ll. ; u iviiui'so f.ir. 1'ify mel" 1
tie t a-hr:tl..'.vw- "i( sl.-utied us. nn
r..c I a;d av. -y throuch the h.ihc
jrufnitd aho'.it tr.e in w-uH'.h riJi'.ut. Jauie
. . n ar at le nd
"I waul tot 11 thee .something-. Taey,'
. nut hts "Tu-iiig-ht our rrue' yoin t
I - '
1 i:a u;d th.c werd he hnd sai l so cheer,
ul'v.
iCxelit," younj; James went on w
I h Oulv tr,f.
"Di ;.r,y e f your fiindly cr t rut t
wdli u r.o'.Cini teat hinc th!VfarV
i. ..-!; d a farn.i r on the inaiktt tV.tl
I'lV. . "
; ;'N'o, Mr."
"Ativ letstnV.cn r:T hv ti reaper?"
"Net fi k.".
"Ami ne fall oit a Layitack anJ run :
'!T h 1 1 i ii iuuiV
'No. sV."
"Anv or.rt fvt wovMj'l tip in the turnblin
.pd of the thiniliiu machine?"
. '.'"o. sir..'
"A'nvor.c killed by the explosion of
vTPlhle loilcr .
-No."
"Nong of the w omen burned todeath b
f.rn-':ne?"
"No." "-
"WMl, yr.u r::"ht to b th.tnkfnl."
:'.'Y''. I ?tpp- so. The c nly ncridrt
re ha., in oiir i;r:ghlcrhool ffccurred ty
liup who ramr ft ut of - the city to ptay
hiv r r two ith iV.cC ; Uv fell aslcen in th
r( hard, un l a calf clicweil all the Lair o:
-575 brad J"
In rt.
Tlrst Alt Critic (ut an exhibition)
'(I'lertt l-eoi.tl"
. hec-t nd Art. Critic "I shon!d ?ay so."
"How under the sun arc wc to gel u
etr' rf'tkpie.'"
"I d. jh k; ow. 1lic:e Lv no way todi
ii,,jiirV h.gui.d vn'rvtirtgs fir m Lid."
. '".Nope aj h!L There. in't a ssinlo price
naik in the whole ( ittaluguc."
Mr rtvfhnrt'n Mnthcr.
It is fBi.J ucd is most, likely true thai
!rs. I oKrur) could h.nvc marrlM Mr.
("nr.d horirlf wlun lx was Mayor ol
ur.iilo. The story, which comes pretty
ir.ii-lit. It was suc-ted to Mr. Cleve
arid, he I" in of marriageable no, unci
"nri-i thrown necosnrilV mudi wiiij Mrs
iVioin.'as : iccp.tor ox Ijct huliand'a cs
r niHi niHujui oi- urr CUWd, mat H
-i.iiteh wiih hi friend's widow wouhl ht
rniiifntly. suita'hlo. Mr. Cleveland ns
c Mtf-l' to'the lernal f.tr.C'S cf ll tiling
n l. 4iuthricd a friend tosoucdMr
iTmouu LiK Mtn. Fol&oin 4.lbcd tocn
J.:cxtft;nil. propoit!aa. imywav. th a
1 trr frfrcstlij tea ta-b" aw ui brv? ci
Horses
For Sale!
i
BIG hNJUN WHOOP
CHEAP !
One well-bred Stallion,
years olda gcod stc.ck horse, v: be sole
at a bargain; any one m want oi sucn a
horse will do well to buy this one.
1 Thoroughbred Mare in foa:
1 ; Kunning Horse, j
Jentle: a good chance for a sporting man tc
secure a horse that can win ! ,
One 2-year old Colt,
a thoroughbred of much promise.
1 one-year old Colt,Thoroughbrec
TliU is a rare clintioo to x t'iin- some pood stock at low j rices, Alfo
? vo Good Business juot (")itiall h eated iu Ahiui to Lt sold cocai'. FoJ
.'uitlii.r pai tictilai addi s. r call on
JOHN KICKS, Aim;
are just receiver nearly a car load of
BIG INJUN
T "
S
eOJ
no o
The Pioneer
A GRICULTURAL HOU St
Havinj; bccti in the Implement l.usiues in Alma for 0 ;r:irs wc nrr pure 'v. t
uudcistand the w.mth of the people. W'v carry a full 'line of
lifcl Implem'Bti
to
mm
v!aiiuf;ictuicd.liy the (Jale
SulkfV Plow for the
Manufacturing Co.
M id i i pan faiimrs.
and arc the
Fanners s
only practcJM
houhl call
and examine before comtnt'uein tliis sj.iiug h idow m.
RerutKiber the jdace.
FILLER. Bros
Pi stoi
-II'a.lipr.ii'!rr.-i for the-
it
New Cliampion Mower and Binder
.- Also the'
' Also a ful! line of
lay Eakes, Teeth, Sections, Guard?, Ifnive
Etc., constantly cn hand. Call on us
WOOD & WEIGHT, Alma Mich.
Choice
t-
rovir ic
?at
.we :
ncs Tobac
1T. 1
N i I
nd Confectionery.
t:-7F.ee lh 1:-" t-
' p'Tt of tli citv.
( EHY-Ct hut Statr
Remi nd
and M'j ci j
B. W.
E7! t
n -'
J I
Spr
The finest line in the county, just opened up at
Tli
f-r
SII'I
Kay w SiJf ii
F
New Spring1 Stylrs
Ever shown this side of Detroit.
Which are bound to sell cheaper than ever;
Hats
also.
m
and the dandiest lino ol
Neckwear
i.
Look but for our add about April 1st something tew
i
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