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December 28, 1882 Berrien Co. Record. Model Works, \ republican: n e w s p a p e r . Manufactures . f all kinds of e JBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY — BT---- JOHN G-. HOLMES. Call or Write for Eitiuatfe C er m s ! X .5 0 per Y e a r . FurmturQ & Sewing Machines IVPAYABUUN ABTAHOJt."S* REPAIRED TO OHDES. YOIUME XVI. BUCHANAN, BEERIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1882. NUMBER 47 ■>?FIGS —InTtscordBuilding. Oat Street. MAIN ST., BUCHANAN", MICH, TH E -TWO FLEETS. other patients, and of course sue cojiM not A FEEAK OF DARE-DEVILS. DAKBYS immense windows that rattle In thoir'Tramesr - Thrilling Incident in a Bowery and a draught sweeping over the floor that s say no. “Then,” said he, “we can’t admit her Business Directory* Business Directory. [Eugene Bolles, in Harper’s Magazine.] freezes the very mice in their nests. I have here, for each nurse has thirty now* and she How it Squadron of Federal Cavalry T h e a tr e . would be just one more than we could take ARMERS & MANUFACTURERS BANK, Bn- The snn was bright, and the sea wap bland, seeh fifty "girls who were never warm all win­ Attacked fletli’s W hole Division. New York Times. SOCIETIES. chnnun, Mich. All business entrusted to this PROPHYLACTIC And the tide danced in as merrily, ter except at 12 o clock, when the sun shines care of.” The neighbor said, “Why don’tyou P The gallery gods have "been impatienty Bank will receive prompt and personal attention. ou t Evei-y one is Warm then. But you Bel go fo r the guardians?” So they sent, and a J. H. Moore in Philadelphia Tunes. When a sailor pushed his boat from the sand; • waiting all through the entertainment o. O. F.—Bnchanan Lodge No. 75 holds It* Wm. Pears, Pres.; Geo. H. Richards, VioePres.; And the waves kept timo with his homely dom hear complaints of the cold, for to oprr- ’ man came who said Nettie must be removed We daily anticipated an attack from Meade . regular meeting, at Odd Fellows Hall, on each A -F. Ross, Cashier. FLUID. immediately. They got a carriage, but oh. for toe performance which comes next r ruesday evening. glee, atejyou must sit near the window whero it is ! in pursuit, but none of his army put in an ap­ A Household Article for Universal For the sailor hummed, “Two fleets there he; Miss Dolores! Miss Nettie Was in her right RS. FRANC WHITMAN, Agent for Victor Family Use. w light, and you'eaniiof pass tfie" stove around m ind juBt long enough to understand what pearance, that is to tight, until we reached upon the programme. It is “too exhibition of & A. hr.—Summit Lodge No. 192 holds a reg- And one sails over the sun-lit waves, toe largest grizzly bear ever captured, which MSewing Machines. Attachments, oil andneed- very well It is only in a case like Nettie’B that they were going to do, and she fell down on . ular meeting Monday evening on or before the lesiitrnished for all machines. In Bradley’s Pho- F o r S c a r le t an d And one lies under the somhre sea.” - Falling "Waters, near toe Potomac. On that F lull moon in each month. her knees and begged them for the deal God’s will he put through a stage performance by tographrooms, Front st. I Typhoid F evers, it seems especially hard” j day Heto’s division stopped on toe road lead­ The sea was bland and the snn was bright, sake not to take her there; she would pay Texas Bill, toe only survivor of toe seven & A . hi.—Buchanan Lodge No. 63 holds a teg - ■ Diphtheria, Salt- “She could have lived nearer, surely?” | every cent if it took a hundred years! But ing to the Potomac, distant' about two and a UCHANAN MARBLE WORKS. Monuments And a favoring wind blew fresh and free, trappers who attacked toe animal” The stage ular meeting Fridav evening on or before the and Headstones of all designs and kinds of I vation, Ulcerated. And the lessening sail disappeared from sight; “Yes, she could; hut, Felicia, once yon when the man came to lift her into the car­ half miles. "We always kept up a line of bat­ F full moon in each month. B riage she fell as if she was dead at his feet Marble. J. S .B eistle. 8 Sore Throat, Small But the odd refrain still remained with me feet are set in that steep downward path called tle, and on this occasion halted and formed, on manager comes to toe front and says that if Which the sailor sang—“Two fleets there he; “Let her stay, let her stay; she is a dead lass,” toe audience are afraid to have toe bear OF Hi—Buchanan Orange No. 40 meeta on V. VOORHEES, manufacturer o f Fruit and | F o x , M easles, a n d poverty, yon go down with a run. You are not he said. B ut they took her away, and she is toe left, the west side of the road. In a "part . the second and fourth Saturday of each month, J a ll Contagious Diseases* Persons waiting on And one sails over the sun-lit waves, brought upon toe stage toe performance will P . Flour Barrels. Special attention to custom And one lies under the Sombre sea.” only poor yourself, but all yonr associates are dying now, and we can’t get her out of that of our front was an old breastwork that had at 2 o’clock p. an work. Comer West and Main streets. the Sick should use it freely. Scarlet Fever has place if we want to.’ be omitted. He is interrupted by Texas Bill, never been known to spread where Che Fluid was poor. You have heard that in a wagon load of been abandoned long ago. Our men had O. Q. T.—Buchanan Lodge N o. 856 holds its used. Yellow Fever has been cured with it a fte r The tide danced out with the freight it bore; “We would try, anyhow. Night came at who remarks that too bar ever got toe fiest a? O. HAMILTON, Milk Dairy. DeiiversMilk potatoes jolting over a rough road all the small last, and the wheels stopped. Dead or alive) stacked their arms—some were lying on toe’ r . regular meeting on each Monday evening. in all parts of the corporation dally Resi­ black vom it had taken place. The worst: Ah, the tide came back Boon smilingly, me yet, and no bax’R ever git off’n this stage W cases o f Diphtheria yield to it. But the sailor’s boat never touched the shore; potatoes go to the bottom. Being ill" all the wej would rescue her. Some of ns would grcundasleep, others"were collected in groups, dence,head of Front street. take her home. Who thought of tired body while I’m fiere to stop him.” . Texas Bill is C. T. U- OP BUCHANAN holdslts regular FeveredandSickPer- SMAXTi-POX And I sing to myself,.for I cannot flee fall, Nettie left her trank voluntarily, and -all all feeling a sense of security, as no enemy or aching, eyes? We had but one thought, and dressed in toe approved style of toe trapper - W . meeting at the Presbyterian Church on each HAS. W . SMITH has a lot of Carriages from sons refreshed and and From tho hauntmg strain, “Tw o fleets there" her little treasures with the woman to whom had ventured in sight since we had left Hagers­ Tuesday at S P . hT. C the celebrated Lonis Cook manufactory, for F ed Sores prevent* FITTING of Small b e; she was in debt—about twenty dollars, she that was for Nettie. Think of it! A day or in a dime novel, with' fringed leggings and' a e d by bathing with And one sails over the snn-lit waves, two ago she was with us, worked, ate, town. saleh p. Buchanan,Mich. Pox PREVENTED said She had been staying till she could pro­ leather shirt, and toe gods hang braatolea* Darbys Fluid. A member of my fam­ And one lies under the somhre sea.” cure work with a friend whom she called claspeihands with us, and to-day she is in a On a small eminence on toe front of our ATTORNEYS.' JACOB F. HAHN, Undertaker. Afnllandcom Im pure A ir made ‘Alma,’ and_who, having married, had a little pauper’s bed, and will fill a pauper’s grave— npon toe backs of toe seats as he goes to fetch harmless and purified. ily was taken with line Generals Heto and Pettigrew and several «* plete assortment of Caskets and Coffins con Small-pox.. 1 used the So one by one from the shining world home, the One in which Nettie was now. Hus­ if the pit where dissected' bodies are flung toe grizzly. The clerks in toe front row look For Sore T h ro a t it is a other officers, including myself were looking AN HIPER & WORTHINGTON, stantly on hand. Burial Robes a specialty. Fluid; the patient was The fleet sails down to the dismal lee— band and wife were kind to her, but now, alas 1 can he called a grave—unless we, her sisters, somewhat nervous, and' toe countryman and Counselors at Law, and Solici tors in Ch^p- sure cure. V sot delirious, was not To the fleet where every sail is furled; he was lying ill, almost at the point o f death, demand her.
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