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Second-Hand Bicycle C0tinti! VOL. XLI-NO. MASON. MICH., TIIUKSDAY, AUGUST J?, 1899. WHOLE NO. 801 r. Milkmulds' cniivtiilion, AiigusL 30, If you are Ihresiiing and want Stark i C. R. Shults lost a good horse Tues­ A bags get them at Parkliurst's August day niglit. |ugh«m ®oimin W. II. Feigimon and family liiive sale, 17e each or 3 for 50c. * I moved lo Albion. Born, to Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Brad- Hi Ealoreil al Mio I'osloflico, Maaoii, A littlesonof Mr. Acker of William- niun of Vevay, Aug. 10, u boy. uBauconU-cliL8H initllur K. A, Tyler is prepiiriiitj to build a ston is very sick ut the home of William • • • • resideiiue on west Aali street. A daughter was born to Mr. und TIME I'nbllsUoil Every Tliurfldiiy by LeFurge. Mrs, J. W. Chupin of Eden, Aug. 10. Drying apples wanted. J. L, Cross, CAMPBELL & ROSE. Harry E Moore, leacher of the un­ L, H. DuBois of Aiaiedon bus pur- Mason. *0\v graded scliool at Lansing has resigned To think of making Comfqrtable.s. We liave anticipated eliaaed a fine new surrey of M. A. your wants in tlii.s line. Have Lansing pnpeiis claim tlint a maloh his position, Bement. stoclvcd a nice variety, }no i*tr, tl.OO; lix monlhi, 00 conti; thrt* factory is about lo locate in that city. priced at 5c, loc, i2%c and 15c. monlht, 35 osnti—in advanca. A map of Micbignn given away Messrs. Shuttuck and Peek have se­ A son was born August 10 to Mr. Willi every casii sale of $2.00 or over, cured the contruct for l)uilding F. D. ADVCHTISINQ RATES. ut Webb's Shoo Store. » All e.xcellent values, and stocked as being tlie best to • OnrftdvorllHlngratoH made IcnownaloUloo and Mrs. Adelbert Dorniwn of this Woodworlli's new house. B-iHlnoHHoiirdH 81 a Hue per year. oily. H. W. Brown and family expect to be liad at tlie price. HaniaoBH looiils tlvo oenlH per lino OdoUand County Commissioner Hamlon is syery luHorllon. Cash for butter and eggs ut the cold soon occupy Mrs. J. E, Coy's house on conducting a teachers' examination MHrrlago,birth,and death notloosfroo, slonige, * Columbia street, ill tills city today and tomorrow. Ohltiiary nolloos, roHOlutlons of roapeot oarda orthankn etc.. tlvo oeuts a line. Mrs. C. A, Caldwell gave u card TheL. A. S. of Elchells wi 1 meet Lost, a gold watch between J, K. Sample Bales liarty to her lady friends lust Tuesday August 2'tlli with Miss Mamie Curtis. Elmer's and the depot, on Columbia Riisinoss Ciirtls. aUernoon, Everybody welcome. or Lansing street. Finder will be Of 50 lbs. eacli, sent us by manufacturers hoping to secure The Interstate Milkiriaida' con- liberally rewarded by leaving same at M, J, Bemeiit (liia week sold to IT. tills olllee. * an order, will be grouped at one price to close out at once. ATTOKNKYN. Frazel a bunch of hogs of his own veiilion assemliles at Mason, Wednes­ Batts made feeding for.?59S 80. day evening, August ,30. to sell at IOC, iic and 12k will sel next LAWTON T. HEMANS, D, P, Wliitiiiore yesterday sold his week' at A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOU AT There will beaspeclal ineeliiigof llie It is expected tliat Superintendent four-year-old gelding Russell, by iV. law, Ollloe over Klrsl Stale and Sav- Eastern Slar lodge tomorrow (Fri­ Palmer will speak in tlie Presbyterian Greenbacks, to Fred Owen, who now l nsflbank, VInHou, Mloh. day) evening. Initiation. church next .Sunday morning. drives the finest span of matched 82 cents. KTlilinilerK, AltorriTijMiT-Liiw, Alason, gelding.'} in the city. Mluli. Monoy to loan. A, W. Whipple is drawing freight Farmers, don't sell your poultry till Most of these are i6-oz. pounds, and very desirable at G, and express between Mason and Daiis- you get our prices. We are in tlie Wanted, two car loads of No. 1 and price offered. liO. 11. UIIJI.KSI'JE, attorney al law, at ville, iimUing a trip each day. market. MASON COLD STOHAGE, No. 2 apples jiicked, next Tuesday, Alaiion, Mich, delivered at depot at Mason. G The oHlcera of tlie Fanners' Mutual Your choice of all the colored shirt T EWIS _ li. MOARTHUB, Attorney at "1 VANDKHCOOK GUOCKRYCO. Law, MaKon, Mich. this week adju,sted the loss nf J. H. waisis for25u ut Parkhursl's August Clements of White Oak, ut ijiOOO. sale, * 11, C. Vandercook of tliis city, late DGH K. HOOT, Altornoy and Coiinsolor lieutenant in the 31st Mich., this ut law, OMlcoovor li'lrslStalo auilSav- The shade Irees about the PlieI|)S Mr. and Mrs. F. E Mills have com­ week received llie pfler of a lieuten­ olmes, I lancer & 1H1 (;« hank, Mason,Mich. Illyl residence, corner of Oak and C streets, menced liouaekeepiiig, occupying A, B, Hose's liouse on Cherry street. ant's commission from Col. Gardner. The Dry Goods store, riason. •S. AVERY, alloriiey atlaw, Ollleoop- liave been trimmed lliis week, and it He has not as yet decided to accept, H D poKllo Hudson llouHo, LauBlng, Mich. is a marked improvement. e E The report la out tliat the D. G. R. Harry K. Graves of Lansing and Q. A. SMITH. o. ,1. noon. Tliree cows belonging lo Nelson De- & VV.,C. & W.M. and F. & P. M. Miss Florence Smith, daughter of >SSSS$SSSSS®$SS9SSSS^9S:?§^)S®SS:S?^SftS$^-X^^ f?S$?S$?S5SS^:j?S$5;% MITH * HOOD, Attornnys and Conn-selorn, Camp of iSoutliea,^t Vevay were killed railroads will soon enter ucombinutioii. Frank P. Smith living west of the S ilooms 17,18and 11), old P. 0.1'-ldg, LauKlug. by lightning last Friday night. In­ P. .1, Wortli and Frederick Volmer, city, were married last evening ut lier sured in tlie Farmers' Mutual. home. Rev. A. S. Zimmerniaii ollloi- Sixth Maliiiee. Cliurch and Society, ;;ilMr,D A, ALI-HN, attorney al law, al conn- North Lunsing saloonists, have been aled. The Muson Driving Club will give Presbyterian cliurch —Andrew i.' ty clcrk'H olllco, Masoa, .Mlcli. The Musou Ball team goes to Eaton arrested for selling liquor on Sunday. their sixth mulinee Friduy, aflernoon, 8. Rapids tomorrow to cross iiats with , Mi.s.'! Tilarion A. Poller und George Ziminermuii, nastor. Balance of our tan shoes and oxford.^ August IS, Thursday—4 p. ni., Y. P. S. C. E. IMIYNICIANN, I lie team ut that place. Players will at any price to close out. Make us an T. Buggelt of Louisville, Ky,, were The events ure; Free-for-all, trot or nieet at McCrosaen's drug store at 9 ,niurried laat evening at the home of 7;30 p. 111., Prayermeetiiig. 8:30—Teach­ CHAS. G, JENKINS, M. 0. oiler. * WiJBu's SHDK STORK, pace, mile lieats, two in three; 2:'15 ers meeliiig, a. in, tlie bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. race, trot or pace, half-mile lieais, three' IIOMEOI'ATH P1IV,S101AN ANn ,SIJ KGEON, W, W. Thorburn of Lansing has Bukerof this city, Rev. W. J, Wilson Sunday, 10:30, preaching service. 12 ,Siiecliil allonllou Klvon to Kyo, Ear, Noso Tlie preiniiim iiats for tlie Michigan in live, Allermore barred; special race, 111 , Sunday scliool. 0:30 p. in., En­ and Throat Dbeasos; dlsoaaoH of Women been appointed by Goy. Piiigree on oiliolating. The couple will make trot or puce, half mile heals, three in Stale Fair at Grand liai)lds are being tlie state veterinary commission. deavor Society. 7:30 preaching. •and Itoctal DIsoa.scs. distriliiited, The dates are September •'their home at Louisville, Ky., where live; farmers'race, trot or pace, half- Oi'M'MCic IN NKAii iir.K,, irns. 1 lo.'i.i' 7 to Op.m, 25 lo 29. A nepliew ol .fudge Person was killed the groom is a prosperous tobacco mile heats, three ill live. Sister Green M E, cliurch—W. J. Wilson, pastor. GERTRUDE D. CAMPBELL. M. D. al Howell last sveek by llie accidental merchant, burred. Sunday inorning services at 10;30, A special at Parkhursl's August sale diKcluirge of a revolver which ho was Furmers' race prizes—First prize by Sabbath school at 11;45. D. E. llVSICIAN AND SUKGEON. OEKICE isSOusliirts and overalls reduced toSfic''' Capt. William Afitor Chanhr, Con­ P over McCrosaun'H druK store, Mauon. liandling, gressman from New York, is the pres­ Bert lloseneranee, the square-dealing Walls, Supt, ulUco hours 8 a. ni. to 0 a. ni, 2 to •! and 7 to S Tlie farmers' picnic ut Pleasant lake ident of the New York Star, whieli boot and shoe man, one pair of IPS.CO Epworth league at 6:30 p, ra. J), in. Uouulry and town calls proinpUy at- Samuel Tomlinson has purchased a slioea; second prize by Loiigyear Bros., tundod, yesterday and today is lieid ut E. T. Packard iiiano of W, S. Holmes & ia giving awuy a forty dollar bicycle Evening services at 7:30. Crumb's resort. A large crowd is &\\- dally, as offered by their advertisement tlie Slar Drug Store, a line hair brush Baptist—Arthur F. White, pastor. R. FRANK E. THOMAS, PHYSIOrAN iSon of Lansing llirougli their agent, und comb; third prize by Holmes, and anrKOon. OlUce over Webb & Whll licipated. Ball games, balloon ascen­ Geo. S. Armstrong. in anotlier column, Hon. Amos J, Tliursday—Midweek prayerservioa Dman's cloth I III: Btoro, sions, etc. Cunimings, M. C, Col. Asa Bird Gard­ Dancer & Co., ihe leading dry goods at 7:30. See what a fine pair of shoes ?2 00 ner, District Attorney of New York, house of Mason, u line umbrella; fourih Sunday—Morning service at 10:30, W.
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