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January 13, 1887 Buchanan Record, , PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, - B r _ JOH N Gk H OLM ES. TERMS. $1.50 PER YEAR YAXABTiK IN ADVANCE. ADVERIlSlHe RATES MADE llOtl 08 APPL1CATIQH, VOLUME XX. BUCHANAN, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1887. NUMBER 50. OFFICE—In RccorcIBuiiding, Oak Street. GIRLS THAT ARE TYARTED. more than a hundred feet from the I found myself in a warm, lighted.diu- In His Own Trap. Business Directory. ground, not knowing how in the world ing-room at the master’s bouse, an’ to w o f l MNATURAL FRUIT * It is generally understood that if a The girls that arc wanted are good girls— I was to get down, and Jerry dancing Master Philip poured out a glass of FLAVORS person vacates a seat for a few mo­ ttlUlIl J J l B Good from the heart to the lips. an’ capering below, calling out; “Come brandy for me an’ shaking hands with SOCIETIES. ments and leaves some article in it, Pitre as the lily is white and pure, down and thrash me now, Mr. Porde, my father. I was glad to get the (Redden’s Block.) From its heart to its sweet leaf tips. won’t you S” Then I remembered that brandy, for I was worn Out with fright this will secure it till his return. In MOST PERFECT MADE O. O. F.—Buchanaa Lodge S o. 75 holds its more than one instance we have seen J . regular meeting, at Oda Fellows Hall, on Tho girls that are wanted are home girls— a few days before I had found that and cold; but as soon as I could I made Prepared with strict regard to Parity, Strength, and each Tuesday evening. Piano, Organ, Guitar, Clarinet an overcoat or satchel removed from a Girls that are mother’s right hand, boy annoying Katie, an’ bad given him my espape and went down to Katie’s Healthfulness. Dr. Price’sBakingPowdercontains seat thus reserved and placed else­ no Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Dr. Price’s Extracts, ■J71. & A. 31.—Buchanan Lodge Ho. 6S holds a Saxophone, Comet, Violin, That father and brothers can trust to, a cut with a switch I had in my hand. cottage, I had been there five min­ Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, etc., flavor deliciously. JD . regular meetingMondayeveningonorbeiore He had sulked away without a word at where by the new comer. An amus­ Viola and Double Pass. And the little ones understand. utes when there was a knock at the pb/c f B A m e the fn il moon in each month. the time, but it seemed be had remem­ door, and in walks my father. He ing ease of this kind recently occured Thorough Bass, Harmony, and Instrumentation Giris that are fail* on the hearthstone, bered the blow and this way of being on a road not far from Hartford. OF H.—Buchanan Grange No 40 meets on tanght in a thorough and systematic manner. And pleasant when nobody soes; went straight up to Katie, holding out • the second and fourth. Saturday o f each A gentleman had occasion to leave P Brass and Military Bauds organized nnd per­ Kind and sweet to their own folk, revenged. his hand: month, at 3 o’clock r. at, fected. Well, at first I was scarcely fright­ “Katie, my girl,” lie said, “I’ve come his seat for a few moments at a sta­ In this age of the world few things 3Iusic arranged to order for any instrument or Ready and anxious to pleaso. tion, and on returning found his over­ Q, G. T.—Buchanan Lodge No 836 holds its combination oi instruments. ened, expecting somehow that, once the to ask your pardon for anything I’ve go to waste, no matter how filthy or I , regular meeting on each Monday evening. Agents for Pianos, Organs and General 3tusical The girls that are wanted are wise girls people below knew the fix I was in,, ever said or done against you, an’ if coat and satchel removed and his seat seemingly useless. The number of ar­ Merchandise. That know what to dp and to say; they’d find some way or other of get­ you au’ Jim are still of the same mind taken possession of by a young man ticles from which chewing-gum can.be O. TJ. W.—Buchanan Lodge No. !)S holds its J5P“ Pinno3 and Organs sold on easy monthly That drivo with a smile or a soft word ting out of it. But when I come to I won't hinder you from marrying. and “his best girl.” The gentleman manufactured grows greater every A , re ular meeting the 1st and 3d Friday even­ payments or cash. Tho wrath o f the household away. said to the young man,— ing of aelt month. V. E. O A ViD . think of it deuce a bit of way could I ’Tis yon who have the best right to year. “I think I am entitled to this seat The girls that are>*antcd are girls o f sense, bit on myself, an’ sure I knew more’ A. E.-Wm. Ferrott Post No. 33. Regular BOX 2 4 1. him, for you’ve saved his life.” An experienced philosopher and Whom fashion can never deceive; - about chimneys than any one else in “Au’ ’tis proud and glad I am that I and left articles in it while I stepped, a , mcqting on the first and third Wednesday to the platform for a moment.” sportsman observes that it is easier to evening o f each month. Visiting comrades al­ Who can follow whatever is pretty, the place. ’Twas getting late, too; was able to do that same, Mr. Porde,” ways welcome. “Possession is nine points of the law, lug a heavy shot-gun ten hours through And dare, what is silly, to leave. there wouldn’t be much more than an­ said Kate. an impenetrable swamp than to put other half bout of daj’ligbt, an’ the “And you’ll marry him, won’t you, and I think we will keep the seat,” said OMAN’ S RELIEF CORPS, Wm -Parrott Post BEST BUILDING BRICK, The girls that arc wanted are careful girls, the young man. up a clothes line. W No. 81. Meetings held regularly. In Good Who count what a thing will cost; wind was raising—I could hear it my dear?” Templar's Hall, first and third Saturday even­ whistling through the trees. By this “If you’r satisfied, sir.” “Then,” said the gentleman, “ will Bridget (reading a silver wedding ings of each month. ------- AND ------- Who use with a prudent,fgonorons hand, you please rise that I may get the invitation)—An’ faith, phatdo R. S. Y . But see that notliing.is lost. time people knew what had happened “I am, my dear, quite satisfied,” and umbrella?” P. mane? Och, I ’ve struck it: Rale and a crowd was collecting; I could with that he kissed her,, and from that ATTORNEY. r g p a t j e i a : n w „ POWDER Tlie girls that are wanted are girls with hearts; The young man could not refuse this silver vastly preferred. The loikes of see them coming from all parts, for of day to this he and Katie have been the They are wanted for mothers and wives; best of friends. He lived with us for reasonable request, and as herose from that now.—Texas S iftin gs. TTAN RIPER * WORTHINGTON, Attorneys Having recently erected an Wanted to cradle in loving arms, course I had a view all about. I saw the seat the gentleman slipped into it V and Counselors at Law, and Solicitors in Ohan- Absolutely Pure, a boy go up to the door of the count­ the last yeaT or so, for lie was getting Kerosene oil and knife brick are ex­ cerv. Collections made and proceeds promptly Tlie strongest and frailest o£ lives. much to the amusement of the other remitted. Office over Ronglv Bros’ . Store. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ing-house, an’ presently Master Philip past his work, and the master pention- cellent for removing rust from flat­ Improved Brick and Tiling Kiln, strength and wholcsomoncss. More economical The clever, tho witty, the briliaut girls, passengers. than the ordinary kiucls, aud cannot be sold in came out running as if for his life. ed him off. He is very happy witli us, irons and making them smooth. Dip They are very few, understand; and he is never tried of telling the The young man requested “his best H YS IC IA N I am now prepared to furnish the competition with the multitude of low test, short When he came out he took the com­ girl” to go with Mm to another seat. a flannel cloth into kerosene, then Into weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in But, Oh! for tho wise, loving homo girls mand like, an’ began giving directions; children the story of the way that pulverized knife brick; apply it to the can** Koyax* Baking Powder Co.. ICG Wall St., There’s a constant and steady demand. their mother’s cleverness s.ived mv “I can’t get out,” she replied. S. DODD, 31. D., Physician and Surgeon. NeT. 19.1s —Xou York Ledger. an’ the people, who had only started at “ Will you rise,” said the young man irons, after which rub them thorough­ E. Office in E. S. Dodd & Son’ s drug store. first, now ran here an’ there as he sent life. ly with a clean cloth.
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