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VOL XIL MASON , MICHIGAN , THUESDAY . AUGUST 18, 1887. NO . 33 Ii E . M . SLAYTON VOL XIL MASON, MICHIGAN, THUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1887. NO. 33 Strictly Fresh Oysters every day at tho Serious KiiJiinvny. Fresh Oysters by the can or dish at th Cily Baltery, Warranted, * City Bakery, * About 7 o'clock Monday evening last, Ford's Bazaar The game of base ball at i^ailsville last During the chilly winds of March, six Henry Peters started wilh his team and years ago, John H, Martin totik unto him Friday, between tho Mason and Dansville wagon for his slnucrhter house in the south• self a wife nailied Helen A,, nt Sidney, clubs, resulted in a victory lor tho Mason ern pari of Uio city. He was accompanied Montcalm county. They lived togothi boys, the score staiidlnfr S'l to M, by Claud VanDeusen and Geo, Smith, two Farmers, we want your Choice nearly two years, when tho unfaithful hus A strange''freak, of nature" was shown young lads. When they reached EUn band left his wife and child at lier father' Butter for our rapidly in• us last Saturday by ]), D, Lindsay, in tho street, going south on C street, tho bolt Our Entire Stock of house in Whito Oak, and went "where th shape of a small snapping turtle, with two fastening ono end of the pole to tho nxlo creasing Retail Trade. woodbine twineth." Helen wants the cir heads and two tails, but otherwise perfectly cnmo out. The pole dropping down fright cuit court to decree her a free womnn, nnd formed, enod his spirited team and they were soon this week files her bill of complaint with dashing along nt fearful speed. At tho Fred W, Fry, a former Leslie boy, was that prayer. Remember n lead the town in crossing of Cherry street young VanDeusen ii adrallted to practice in the supremo court threw himself froln the wagon, thereby of California tho other day. Ho used to On tho first day of March, 1881, Danio Prices. escaping injury,other than a few revolutions, peddlo washing macbiiles through this D.Lewis and Cora E. TenEyck, both Mr, Peters succoedod in keeping the team Lansing, came to Rov. Wm, Doust, then Will be offered at a Great Discount for the section, in tho road until thoy reached the anglo pastor of the M, E, church in this cily, and We keep a Full Line of Groceries Agent M, J. Murray has been selling and started up Barnes street, when, not next 17 Days, commencing Saturday, eaoh took tho other lor better or worse half-fare tickets to Lansing since Tuesday being able to turn quick enough, the wagoh Tho latter part ol June, 1885, they were in addition to onr Mani- morning, for those wishing to attend the Aug. ISth, 1887, at passed ovor a short post, one wheel striking living at Chelsea, Wis,, when Cora deserted soldiers' reunion at Ionia. To-day is tho solidly against the sidewalk running oast motli Stock. Dan and fails to return, llonco ho asks tho aat day. * nnd west across the rond. This demolished circuit judge to untie the knot calninitoualy We are in receipt of tho August number the wheel nnd it is supposed broko tho manacled, by filing his bill of complaint of Wood's Onicial Railway Guide of Mich• reaeh, throwing tho wagon, tho occupants Six Tlioiisand Pounds English E. M. SLAYTON'S praying for a decree for divorce. igan, containing much valuable informa• and a rack containing two sheep into tho tion , aside from the corrucled tilne tables air and causing a complete wreck, the Great "NVUtl West Show. Crockery just received, at of tho diirerent roads, hoi-sos rushing on, carrying only the pole Great Bargain Dry Goods Store. and remnants of front wheels, Mr, Peters J, H, Sullivan, as Broncho John, wi It is said that the walor in Grand River and the hoy were found lying in the middle give a wild west show on the fair ground FORD'S BAZAAR, Two doors south of Postollico. is so low al pl'esent that folks have to lot of the road, yet free from tho wreck—both Friday and Saturday evenings, of this week tho fish play in their cisterns several hours unconscious, A crowd soon gathered upoi True pictures of lifo in the wild west POlili s iwx, Prms, a day in ordor to keep Ihem from getting the scene and when Dr, ,1, B, Dodge arrived Practical illustrations of handling the lasso LOCAL AIVD GEIVEUAL WEWS- sick and discouraged. Ingham Countg Democrat he pronounced no bones broken, Mr, and bull whips 25 feet long, how to rido llev. A, A, l^nappen, formerly M, E, Peters was soon able to ride home nnd what lo do in case ol saddle turning, to Read G. W. Glynn's advortisolnont. Published every Thursday pastor in this city, now lho reliriiig presid• young Smith was carried to his mother'a slop a runaway in case of reins breaking ny Fresh Oysters received daily at the City ing elder in the Albion district, has been homo which was near, where he is now to mount, etc. D. 1'. W II IT MOKE, Bahery. * presented with a handsome gold watch by improving slowly. The next morning All genuine princes of the prairies, giv. mSON, MIOUIOAN. When will Mason catch llie craze and hia ministerial associates. Peters had regained consciousness, but is ing full and graphic descriptiona of adven bore for gas 'i' injured internally, though it is thought not lures, dancers in crossing countries, expos PRICES : Dan, McTaggart of St, .Johns, has ac• seriously, Consldering the completeness ure lo gri-at cyclones, cloud-bursts, Indian One Voar, $1.50 t Six tnonthi, 75 centi; Three School house to hiiild, Road notico iti cepted the ohalloiige seal out by Geo, Soarle of the wreck, it seelns almost a miracle raida, horse Iheives, road agents, etc. montlii,40 conta. local colilnin, of this city, for a wrestling match, catoh- that there wero no fatal results. Admission 25e ; children 15o, ns catch-can, best three in live. Tho match Call nt tho City IBahery and i:;ot a con of nnslnoss Directory. takes place in St. .Johns Saturday evening, Muzzle Your Dog. those large, fresh oysters. * For tho past ten days two persons havo Mr, and Mrs, Elmer III, Wood, west Elm boon from house to house in this city, attorneys. Christopher Brott waa firantod an in At the council meeting Monday evening 0>;0,M. riUNTlNUTON. H. P IlKNUKaSoN. street, mourn the loss of their youngest selling rugs and clocks upon the install crciise of pension last Satlifday. the city marshal was, by a unanimous vote TTUNTtNaT0N.t [JEKDERSON, Altortneys and child, little Kittie, who died of spinal feyer inclit plan without paying tho requisite city VA10)ERCOOK directed to enforce Ordinance No, 2,'!, which n OouuBolurs at Law. Ollico ovor ICirst Nalional Tho lllto rain-fall hits brightened up tho ast Saturday. Funeral services were hold lank. Mason. Mich. 'iyl license. Coniplniat was made on Monday reads as follows: appearance of potatoos and corn, at the house Sunday afternoon, oonduoted to City Marshall Williams, who collared PHYSICIANS. SKCTioy 1, fWio Ciiij of Mnson Ondiiin; Tlintauy perHa• s a NEW BRAND Mr, and Mra, John Welding of Alaiedon, by Rev, DeLamarter, tho offenders for violation of the oity ordi son or persons having, owning or kooping, or who 11. OULVEIl, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, nance. Prosecution was deferred by giving shall havo, own or keep any dog within tho limits s, Olhce ovur Howard 4 Son's Orocery, Mason, M rejoice over llle advent ol a son last Sunday, Last week Louisa Carr ot Williamslon said olty, shall, from aud after tho first day of May OP ThiA, and to intro• ,OOTOU A. JI. OAiMi'in-nib.Phyflicittii, Surgnon the marshal security that the SIO license Onicenver II. H. WIlIiimrHilrugHtoro,RlftBon, Bello McKenzie has boon furnished filed her bill of complaint in the circuit until Uie Ilrst day of Doconibor, in eacli yoar, cvcopt would be paid this week. We are glnd to whon such dog shall bo in tho enclosure of its owner o Iransportalion to Watrousville, whero her court, asking the court to grant her freedom see the raarslml enforce thls particular keoper,havoand keep such dog aocuroly inu7.i'.lod,and duce it he will give a J. row block. Jlesidenco corner A anil Oak .Sts, father lives, from her husband, Cyras T, Carr, now of ordinance in regard to hucksters. shall placo, or causo to bo placed, and koop ahont th A, LOCICE, H, n,, llomeopalhist, Oillco ovor neck of such dog ii collar of leatlior,b™88or olhor suit D. Farmers'Hank. Olllce hours from 10 to 12 a Quito a Inrtio ilmnber froln Ihis locality Arkansas, upon the grounds of cruelly and >n„ 2 to 4 and 7 lo 11 p, in, failill'o to support hor and their five The teachers of Ingham county are to able material, having the name of lho owner of such pound of Good Baking attended the camp meeting al Ilafllett Park- dog legibly written or printed Ihoroon. children. have added attractions nt the coming insti• UNDERTAKING, last Sunday, Seo, 2, Any violation of the provisions of section P, STROUD, Undertaker, ttrst door west of tho Farmers, don't forget lo save 12 ears of tute at Lansing, Aug. 29. Besides the ono of this orJlnauco shall bo punlsliod hy a fine of Powder with every Win, Ganzen of Lansing, is sorvinjf a . DKMOOiiAT ollico, Mason, Mich. Two lirst'Clai not less thuu two nor moro than ton dollars and costs Shoarsiis and hotter facilities than evor before, Oltf each of your varieties of corn, and a peck servico of throe ellioient instructors, several len days sentence at the county jail for aad in tho imposition of nny such iluo nnd costs, the of your other grains to show at the county Lansing teachers have consented to present DENTISTS.
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