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SI B9 B u c h a n a n R ecord. DON PUBLISHED E V E R Y THURSDAY* BUY YOUR ID, H . B O W E E . Xmas Presents jj TERMS. 8 1.50 PER YEAR Until you see what we have to offer. PATABT.T8 I IT ADVANCE. You’ll regret it if you do. si AL1* SUBSCRIPTIONS DISCONTINUED AT EXPIRATION. I 1DVERI1SINE RATES MADE KKOWIi OH APFLICATIQH, Elegant Goods VOLUME XXVIII. BUCHANAN, BERSIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THUBSOAY, DECEMBER 27, 1894. NUMBER 49. at reasonable prices. Skilled workmen OFFICE—InRecordBuliainE,OakStreet have wrought 'V ing o f the log orits silent waiting while “ Yes; they are tho stops to tho win “ They are here—the soldiers! Hark I wheelers. 'Give the Mexican hoy’s mus Metal, Plush, Wood, ^ Business Directory. dows and doors, are they not?” the obstructing stones were being un Hark!” dermined, speculating in no very hope- tang a feed of corn and let him be eat Leather and Celluloid CHRISTIAN CHURCH, — Preaching every “ They are. Should it become neces Ping, ping, ping, ping, ping! They ing while we are getting ready. We Hold's day at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 B-ST. Also sary for us to quickly oloso tho doors heard tho sound of rifle shots. The war- into articles not only wonderfully beautiful Sunday School at 15:00 noon, and Y. P. S. C. B. shall need him. Select good horsemen at 6:3U P. M. Prayer meeting each Thursday and windows I want you and your man whoops ceased and were followed by a and marksmen for the mounted party. ” in design but serviceable, making good evening at 7:30. C. W. Workers meet every Tues to stop those on the east side, and the good, honest cheer. Was there ever values. * day at 7:30 P. JI. Then, turning to the soldier who wafted *' By Captain 0. A. CURTIS, H. S. A. sergeant and I will close these. Let us sweeter music? upon him, he added: ‘ ‘Cain, get my SEE OUR DISPLAY. 1 TTNITED BRETHREN CHURCH—Rev. J. W. practice closing a few times now. ’ ’ The blanket was quickly snatched horse ready, with my arms and field- U DeLong, Pastor. Sabbath services: Sabbath The practice was held, with good suc from the chimney top, and two thuds on School 13:00 m.; Preaching 10:8Q a. m.; Yonng rA Year LCopyrlght, 1694, by American Press Associa glass, and tell Sergeant Cnnningham to People’ s Meeting 6:00r .s u ; Preaching7:00r o t. It costs five cents a year tion.] cess, and the men gathered again on the the east side of tho cabin showed the include you in the number of mounted-^ Pray er Meeting and Bible Reading Thursday even more to use “ tlic salt western side. Indians had left tho roof. A general B i i s r i s F s , in g 7:00. Everybody invited to all those services. that’s nil salt” than to liso tho 1 * [CONTINUED.J men. You can ride the Mexican pony.” ordinary kind of salt with dirt I “ Do you think we can keep the In scurrying of feet and other thuds down VI<V released during the preparation The wounded boy was then taken into OPPOSITE HOTEL, BUCHANAN. -PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. O. J. Rob and llmeand other impurities Ih t dians off until help, arrives?” asked the the perpendicular bank to the spring a vacant cabin that had been used from JT erts, Pastor. Sabbath services: Preaching It. You don’t think much about of ,the message,, went, book toiler couch showed the besiegers were in full re 10:80 A-M . and 7:30 P. Jl. Sabbath School 12:00 salt because it costs so little. padre. time to time as a sickroom, and an ex You need think only of three in .the porner,' where.-the twoi beautiful treat. M . Young People’ s meeting 6:30 P.M . Prayer “ Perhaps. We must he ready to take amination of the wound was made by meeting, Wednesday evening, T :30. words to be sure of the best— hands received fr e t into, m gentle em “ Then we are still three miles from advantage of all possible accidents. The Doors were flung opeu, the rescuing the soldier that had stanched the flow ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Rev. A. P. brace, and a fa ce ta s! down and nestled prospect looks dubious, and tho enemy party rushed in, and before a greeting tho springs. Go hack to the bend, oor-: Moore, Pastor. Preaehingjat 10:30 A". M. and 7:30 in her silky ean wi.t)i. joo intervening of blood. The examination revealed a poral, and see if you are right. You ’ outnumbers us, but much may occur be was said feet and butts of muskets wero compound fracture of the thigh, the P . M. Sunday school at 12 M. Y . P. prayer Diamond veil,; One nun remonstrated in an un fore that tree reaches our cabin.” _ know the tree?” meeting Thursday evening. Cottageprayer meet sweeping brands, coals and burning femur being splintered and the flesh ing Tuesday evening. Covenant meeting Satur dertone, but the other turned and added “ We will make them pay a good price straw into the fireplace, and the roaring “ Yes, sir. It has a cross cut on tho day before the first Sunday o f each month, with other caresses to those of the girL lacerated by a bullet. west side, and a sandstone bowlder leans enmmunion the first Sunday o f the month. vCrystalSalt, for our lives in any event. ” draft was fast clearing the air. “ It will not do tosend her until after “ Looks had, doesn’ t it, Mason?” the against the opposite sida ” Strangers always welcome. It Is the on ly absolutely l The lieutenant took the priest by the There was joy all around and a cor officer inquired, S3 v S pure salt. 10 is put up / dark,” said Rhymer, “ for theNavajoes right hand, and tho two men looked into dial shaking of hands. Snatched from “ That is right. While you are gone I HE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL con in clean, dirt-proof box- / might see her and kill her, but we will “ It does indeed, sir,” replied Mason. will look for the rider of this horse. ” Tvenes at 12 o'clock each Sunday. We urge S’ l§? es and is sold by the each other’s eyes with a confidence and the jaws of a cruel death, the rescued “ I think if we had a surgeon here it each member to be present, and cordially invite Jj best grocers. If you make our preparations by daylight. ” respect begot of the resolute spirit each The bullet struck the fallin g r.ock. were exuberant in their sense of relief. The corporal went back, while tho all who are not in any other school to come with r don’t find it write to us and ‘ would be a case for amputation. A com- ns. A faithful corps of teachers will bidfyon wel " we’ll see that you get it. If / A letter w m written upon leaves tom recognized in the other. ful vein over these probabilities, there The horses were led outside and pick officer and a soldier continued in the op come to the various classes. Ag-in we say come. you malco butter, look fori from a notebook and addressed to Ser The priest rejoined the sisters, and came a scratch at the eastern door. As eted, and the men looked about to see posite direction. A few steps brought I. L;H . Dodo, Snpt. our Dairy Salt. geant Mulligan at the oamp, telling the dropping npon his knees joined them in Raymer to the body of a man lying dead DIAMOND the men gazed at eaeh other in the dim what casualties had befallen the In O.O. F.—Buchanan Lodge No. 75 holds its story of the party’s predicament and or a prayer for aid. Tho lieutenant and light reflected down the chimney, dians. Only four had been killed—two in the road. His dress, features and . regular meeting, at Odd PeUows Hall, on CRYSTAL SALT CO., dering him. to send a detachment to raise r each Tuesday evening. St. Clair, filch. sergeant bowed reverently in the oppo startled by tho unexpected sound, the by the defenders and two by the rescu complexion were Mexican. An arrow the siege. Upon the flat Mick prepared site doorways, and at the close uttored scratch was repeated, accompanied by ers. There were evidences that some wound in the back had caused his death. & A . M.—Buchanan Lodge N o. 6S holds a By Sergeant Cunningham was written audible amens. a whine and low bark.* had been wounded and escaped. A fire His arms, ammunition and a large par P._ regnlarmeeting Monday eveningon orbefore in plain characters, “ Xgasntne her Col .ha f nil moon in each month. The two soldiers and the priest again “ God bless ns, lieutenant, it’s Vio was kindled on the open spaoe, a guard cel enveloped in a blanket still remained lar. ” It was intended that she should gathered at tho western door and win come baok!” exclaimed tho sergeant, posted and the cahin given up to the intact. He had evidently been wounded O.U. W.—Buchanan Lodge No. 9S holdsits carry the stick in her mouth, as she had A . xoular meeting the 1st and 3d Tuesday even- dow and silently and anxiously watched springing to the door and opening it.

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