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Iiently Hears Tiie Siiiiie Com Ciisli for G.'Iiiio, Fur Iind Ptilts Lit Haircut for J.Oc at Aioe's, Over Mc- Jilaint Tlie Kecord Docs, That Country Cliiiijin's i VOL. MASON, MICHKUN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11894. NO. J LOCAt- AND GENERAL NEWS. Ti-ade with Walton and tfet the SulcWe of John B. Dwlnall. The City vs. The Country Paper silver. Our citizens were surprised and Every publisher In Michigan, no shoclced last Sunday evening to learn doubt, fi'eqiiently hears tiie siiiiie com Ciisli for g.'iiiio, fur iind ptiltS lit Haircut for J.Oc at Aioe's, over Mc- jilaint tlie Kecord docs, that country CliiiiJin's. » Crosscn's drug stoi'c. » 41 tf. tliat.l. 13. Dwiiiell had attempted sul cidc by cutting his throat. The deed 'newspapersshould be firrnished cliciip' The IVcslicst stock oC siwerics in Don't miss the clearing .sale of di-y was done about live o'clock and or; tliiit the subscriber can get a liy lliis Ldwii lit Wiiltoii'.s. * goods and cloaks at Ifall's. weapon used was a butcher knife larger paper for less money in the city The Thursday previous Dwine and that he ciiiiiiot alVord longer to •\V(! ^iuitii Two dozen itld ncwspiipcrs for five M. .1. Bemont will shl) a carload talce the country, paper unless it I the profits horses to Bull'iilo next J onduy. with his brother and wife of Eaton Tlial. prices afc i)liti;eil cents lit this olllcc. Bapids took dinner with iMr. and Mrs furnished for less money. Not every A. McDoniild liiis .sold the lllly Sister Special bara-ains in lamps iiiid ci'ocl 0. W. Priest and arranged to go body is aware wliy the city papers can with our wliefi! liiistoinof.'i (,'el the be fiii'iiislied so much clieiijier, at Nutwood to H. G.Coc. ery this montli at Ji'ord's Daziiar. the home of his brother Sunday and spend New Years. Mr, Priest was in lirollt. Here iii'e a. few of the reasons, tpatroiis! ,Sco notice to wiiter tiikors. Yon 0, P. Millei' lost a. Victor Knight disposed and sent word to Jfr. Dw The publisliers of nearly all city week iiiiist piiy for your \val;cr, colt witli iiinanimation of tlie bowels nell tliat he could notgo. Last'Phtirs- lies also print a ciaily. •'I'liice for nv last Tuesday. day injunction piipci's restraining liim stance tlio Chicago Inter-Occan. The Fine piitcnt tijiiied kid shoes- only prolltsarisiiig from the daily iii'e lai'gc Wfi tiiocli tlic $l.2r) iind $1.&0 at Brown liro.s'. The ordinance of the Lord's Suppe. from di.sposingof any of his iroper . I were served upon Mr. .Dwine 1. Siiii I'Jiich daily issue contains several col The clieiipost |)liice to buy all kind.s will be observed'tit the Baptist cliiircli uinns of matter suitable for public I ilemiiiid ill prices. next Sunday moi'ning. day afternoon he .slicked up the house of iiiil,tcns is lit Ji'ord's Buziiiir. swept tlie snow oil' the sidewalks, tion in the weekly i.ssiie, and the type in those is set itside to bo so used diy '1,'he reading circle for tills section cleaned out his barn and fed his liorsi; there is a cut in Cull and j,'et ITiill's prices on Succeeding i.ssuesof tlic daily furnish Koods and clonics Ijcfore buying. will meet lit i^ho high school room and eat. Upon coming back from the this city next Siitiirdiiy, ,lan. Otli. barn he was observed by tlic family like (jiianties of iniiteriiil and by the j)rii;ii»" wo meet it. Electric litflits were running on the time the week has elapsed sulllclent Mills Di-y Goods Co. continue (;lieir Col. A. P. Young, who live just west inoonliglit(?)sciicdule lust nif,'ht. of him, to kneel down on the west matter has been culled to fill the road yfjrii-,>'''rriiiy, .lanuiiry clearing sale. Di'y goods ing matter columns of tlic weekly IJofiiiliir covoniint inectin;,' at the cloaks and carpets, casli and one price side of his house close to the steps and remain there from IT) to20miii issue. These have (;ost the publisher flold or (IfeoiiUaeks. which do yoit w.int.SiilC Baptist eliiircil Saturday at 2 p. in. iiothiiig; hecause they have been once yniif.siilvos. tiiid Mien Iji'Iiik oitlior one and sea •f. A. P.iirnes has the county agenc iites. Tliey were curious as to -ivlii wltal-a host of KOdd IliltiKS yoii can litiy for i*- Justice Sqiiiers gave Geo. Wilson ;iO for sciiool fnriiitui'e and school sup- lie could be doing so long in tliis posi used and paid for from the prollts of dollitr. days in jail to rccriver from a iS'cw the daily issue. The class of matter _ i • piles. See ad. in business local col tion, siiiiposing he was engaged Gran. Sugar, per lb. 6c. "I'tjiii's debauch. limn. doingu Lsomc paclciige or pliiyiiig with .s' selected is of genei'iii interest and iniilcesa paper suitable for circii Extra C Sugar, per 11). 43c. It will pay customer!?, to eonio 20 a I'amil iir cat or something else, not The Ladies' Mission fjircle of tlie mistrusting the real cause. Einaliv. latioii not only tliroiiglioiit the entire CASH GBOCEE, miles for Kreat cash bin'i^'ains in foot Tills Is llic. |iro|ier price in litiyliJK miiitll loLs, Baptist Cliiircli will meet with aMrs Mr. Young went over and was horrillcd state, but in inaiiystates of tlie Union lull wu can irliii tilts If y(Mi want any (|itanlily, wear oU'ei'ed l.iy Drown j-iros. l'].A.i:)iiriiesTliiii'.sday,;iau.Iltli,at2;;j0 to Iind him witli his tliroat cut and The circulation thus bocoines very p. 111. large, lifty, one hundred, two hundred 3 Cans ToDiatoes, • 2'5c K. L. liiilleii it Co. of North Aiire blood all around and about him. lie • •Mason, Mich. thousand, perliaps. Does anybody gave the alariii and help and iiiodical 4 Cans Pumpkin, - 25c arc iidvnrLisiiif,'to doii casii business Bi'own lii'os. are selling felts, sox doubt that tlie advertising secured by after ,liin. (i. it is the better way. rubber boots, overs, due shoes, etc. aid was summoned, Drs. Culver :-''li Blatcliford responding. Mr. Dwint-ll such a vast circulation will easily pay 2 lbs. Smoking Tobac, 25c The W. C. T. a. will hold a special Chen per tliiin any shoe house in iiigliiiiii the expense of |)iipor, iiialling, etc county. was taken into the iioiise and his 3 Cans Sugar Corn, -': 25c nieetInK at Mrs. ,1. A. Sherwood's J''ri wounds dressed and sewed up. lie wliero the type-sotting liad already day even in;,' at .seven o'clock sharp. Yesterday morning .iimtice Sriiiicrs lingered tlirougli Monday until S;:"i:') in been paid':' This, then, will Iciivo as 5 Gal. Oil and a Can, SBl.OO clear prollt for the piibllslior, all the .BUSlNl-BS nlRECTORY. A. J. Ueainer, who recently lo.st lii miirriod Albert Whitney of Grand the evening when life left lii.s body ijcdge and jMI.s.s iruldiili J3. Sinitli of money derived from siibscriptiniis. be house by lire, has iiiovcd into the Day it at $1.00, "i") cents or .')0 ceiits pe house a I tlie south enfl of C street. Liiirsing. is last nionients wei'e without PHV-li.'.ANM. struggle. Ills breath gradiiiilly came year.—Howard City lieixird, CASH GROCEES. "A Dree/y Time" was breezy indeed i''ort,v-two b()arders( ?) domiciled lower until it ceased. /,,ysli:lati itiiii Kin-Ki^on, witli Sheriir "M:cEiicii last Pridiiy l'')t )• Ollidr. in I'a. .;;iiisl, lilmdi. lid.'fiiliMicc; Some portions were excellent. Tiit Kiinei'iii services were held at the The Dkjkjcuat wislies to go a little .a;. MlUMriitJl, Masn, inusieul eecentricitics were iinifiue. iiiglit. Eight of thoia were I'deiused residence yesterday afternoon at two farther on this line in I'avor of the tlie following morning. o'cloclc. conducted by Picv. .lay Clizbe cmiiitry joii mills. Tlic city^ pa per does Tile ^\'. K jr. .Society of the 'SI. AiiniriEvs. Jtrs. Gatlieriiie Jfosier of Miain iiid attended by a large concourse of nut have the facilities for obtaining To lie sure church will ineetatthe parsoiiuKe Kri fellow citizens, neighbors and friends. county news\vith its liomecoinpotitor iii.iitiey iitiil Coiiiiseldr at (lay afternoon from tliree until four street lias had Iter widow's pension re t l.'.u'iiier.i' IliiiiU, JIasoii Ills remains were iiitcrred in tlie city Hid for this I'casoii should have.the A, (/.iv/. Olllcco. _ ()'(;loelc. stored. .Iiisticc Stiiiicrs did the work We are in it. in just seventeen c cemetery with Masonic honors, a de solid support of its county first. If -r T (TlfWANS,Iruniryiiii(IO()iin3i;l»i-al-l.aw^ ays. you feel able to take two papers, i I bllci' owr I'l^n Slaieati(l SiivlliKS ' nil!. VV. L. Piced of Liinsint', ii niember tiichment from Lansing Conimaiidei'y lfe^^..t^^llcl^ Mo:l,,y .0 loatt»i.KO».lseemMty. of tlic soldiers' relief commission, has ,Toint installation of olllcei's of the icting as an escort. well and good ; if you only take one We liave Cr. A. R. and W. B. 0. at their liall by all means keep up your own jiaper Onicc Willi rcsi(,'ned. .fiidgc of Probate Cowdcs The supposed ciiiise of Mi'. Dwincll's .) 11(101), AM-aMll'V . will appoint his successor. tomorrow (.Kricliiy) evening. Coffee It helps to boom your town, sympii MUSIC FOLIOS . JiiclKuOf Prri ilc,.M:iS0li,iMlell and dougbniits after services.
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