GARLAND Stoves and Ranges Are the Best. Kor Sale Only by KOWLBR &• BALL
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GARLAND Stoves and Ranges are the Best. Kor Sale only by KOWLBR &• BALL. “Won at Last” Will appear soon A poworfull Htory — HY— Richard Bijrsby. THE JOHNS THE NEWS. NEWS. Volume VI.—No , ST.JOHNS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 10. 1895. Whole No. 358 A fl Silver Helt Hiicklo for ()()<* KALI.Y DAY ANNOUNCKMKNT.S. lIKLINyUKNTS IVIUHT I.DNF:. I Rudolph Goette and Marshal AV. W. I Brainard had a dispiule in the council at Allison ’h July iMth. Oiu* day only. The .Secretary Dflers a Number of Attrac- I Suprsiue Court Attli-iiiM tli« Cass of Mungfir THK NKWS IN IIKIKF tioiis for the Occasion , ^ VM. MHiiiifacturiiiir Co. j rooms Friday morning, theformerlosing Thecenirul committee, at a nu'eting •At the time stock was taken in the St. I his teinp)er and piushing Brainard in such I>I{OI'Tff WIM. illAKK ITS MAfiNITL’DK ! a way that ho fell heavily to the floor. Miss SH'lla Baker will teaeli inf'ornnna held Saturday evening, fixed upon AA’ed- INKSiTlMAHLK. I Johns Manufacturing Compiany three next year. THE MAJORITY IN FAVOR OF RE nesdaj ’, .August 7, ns the most conven I years ago, thei-** were several who re- Brainard, who is somowhut incapacitated by age, was gri ’utly bruised and shocked Kred Bowles and 11. Bennett s|MMit BUILDING THE FACTORY. ient date for mobilizing the (Jintoncoun- Wlieat, OhIh uiul Hay Sutl't'r Alike Heeaiise ■ fused to pmy their subscriptions on the by the fall, and has been confined to his tlie Fourth in ('ornnna. t.v division of the Sunday ’ school army. of the Dry Neasoii, —Wliatfiraiii Dealers 1 ground that the coinp)an 3' did not fulfill AA’e are glail to he able to announce at Say UeKarcliiiK IIk * l*ros|tectH and (ieiieral its agnsMiient. The circuit court, how home ever since. \ warrant was issued The Misses Mead entertained a few Condition of Crops. this time, also, that we have secured for ever decided differentJ 3’in thesuitbrought for Goette ’s arrest, but he obtained bail friends at home J niy -It h. Election Called Forth One of the Lar and is awaiting a hearing, which will be that occasion the services of Mon. Thos. by the compiany against O. \A’. Muiiger. E. .M. .Smith and family spent the 4th The p)r(*sent drouth is uni)r(*cedeiited in given him .Inly Hi. .Air. Braiiiard ’s in- gest Votes Ever Known. E. Barkworth, of Jackson, who assures The cast'WHS apipM'aled to the siipireme with relatives in (jiand Bapids. the history of Clinton connt 3'. During jur3’ is rather serious and he has the IIS that he will be with us l>ody, soul and (/ourt, who last week affirmed the decision the past five yeurs the rain fall has been H3’mp)ath3’ of ever3 one. E. M. I’lnnketr, of Ovid, tilled thet^in- spirit. Mr. Barkworth if president of the of the lower court. This test case will exee<*dingl 3’ liglit in .Aliehigun hut in no ^re^ationul |ail|)it Sunday mornin^i'. FRIENDS OF THE LABORING MAN GREAT State Sunday School Union ; a man for ! pn aoticully s<>ttle all doubt in the matter, CitleiKlnr of ('oiiiiii.«( KvoiitH. .vear, during the memory of the olde.st in \V. ('. Botsford, whose siekness has LY IN EVIDENCE. several yearn [»ast prominent in the although more suits ma3' follow. Wed., July 10—Meetliijf of Mliop men at habitant, has wheat, oats and ha3' suf- Dunciin ’H olflce to diHeusH tlie (pueHtIon of in. b»*t‘n jirevioiisly menti(aa-<l, is still seri affairs of the state, an earnest worker hu'ed to the extent that thev' have dnr- i Huriinoe, 8 pi. in. ously siek. and an eloquent speaker. We have also .MDUK .S.VTI.SFACTOKY. inur the jiast thi»*(* months. Wed.,.Inly 10—KeKulur nieetini; of Kiidl- St. Johns Will Again Become a Manu ant Cliai)ter No. 7!), O. K. S., 8 |i. in. F. F. Murdock sold a aomiimait to F. been corresponding with Judge Jacob L. I Test .SIiow.s Wliat the Water W€>rk» are facturing Center. Drv' seasons usuall3' commence later in Wed..Jnl 3’10—Ladies ’ aid Kuelet3’ meets .MclVek, of ('harlotte, and ft*t*l a-ssured I Capiihle of. M’. Hedfern last week. It is the finest in the 3’ear. and consequentl 3’ crops suffer with Mrs. John Ontcalt of Olive, ;; p. m. that we shall have the pleasure of listen Maple Bapids cemetery. only slightl3' hut the dr 3' weather of this The fire depiartmeiit since the big fire Fri., Jul3- 12—('(jiicert l)y local talent at ing to him iqton thatda^'. .Judge .Mcl’eek (irand Opiera ilonse, H pi. m. From New York city comes the report The legalized voters and tax pa^’ers of 3’<'ar commenced when crojis most mvded have not felt sure that everything was in is one of the younger but gitted public I.’rl.,July 12—.Social and dance at resi that bicycles of the highest j?rade will be tids place left no room for doubt at .Mon refreshing rains, and eontinuingas ithas^ condition at the water works to insure speakers of our state. Mis eloquent words dence of William WelhiiHen, 8 p. m. Dunce retailed next year at day ’s eh*ctioii as to whether thej- wanted tile situation is most dubious for the re efficient service in case of further confla tickets 80 cents ; Icecream 10 cents. are better than good digestion, for they Corunna uraduated thrivef;irls and two the factory rebuilt. It was a Rreat vic alization of anything compan'd with gration. .Accordingly 011 the evening of Sun., July 14—(luarterbv meetInj?service at beget both bodily and spiritual health. (iraiitfe hall, <ir(H*nbush. bo.ys. 'I'he .loiirnal su;r;iestively dubs tory for businessmen, the laboring class, former years. AA’hat rains the state has Jnl3’ 4, several streams were uttaclu'd to and the future of St. Johns. The iiieet- Let ns, then, be up and stirring ! Ever\' h3’diants on Clinton avenue and the Wed.. July ID—L’. .M. society of DeWltt, them the joyous pedro cla.ss. had this season have not been general meets with .Mrs, Win. Hiiiery, 7;JM) p. m. iiiR of citizens field at Newton Mall Sat worker to tfie front. .Alaketliecampaign water tunu'd on. Four connections were Married, at St. Johns. July B, IHSf.d, by but only light showers which have aided urday night was a jirototype of public sliort, blit victorious. _ SKtiiKTAity. made and with 80 pionnds pressure at the .Sliepurd-Harrisuii. M. .N’. Duncan, Esq., Charles lleinze to cropis only slightly. No coniit 3’ has sentiment which has increased from day works the streams were thrown at least A goodly company of friends and rela Miss N'ora Clynier, both of Dufilain. pirobubly fared worse than Clinton and to day in favor of accepting .Mr. Steel’s instead of the spilendid fields of wheat, 12.4 feet. The one at the corner of tives gathered at the home of M. N. “Shorty” Keislinjr, plead guilty before proposition. But even the most san oats and hay, of which it generally boasts, Migham street and Clinton avenue was Duncan and wife on Tuesday evening, Justice Severance last wivk on a charge guine supporters of the que.stion did not there is found only the dry, almost baked easily thrown over the Steel house, which Jul3’ f)th, to witness the marriage of their of bein;^ a disorderly. She paid a fine of preilict the overwhelming indorsement HK U A.S KLKCTKD TO .SFC'C'KKD HI.U- piroducts, the ri'snlt of the drouth ’s shows p)luinl 3’ thattherewillbenotrouhle daughter, Miss Jessie M. Harrison and 1^10. which was evident after the votes had .SKI.F AS SCHOOI. DIKKCTDR. ravag('. if the piri'seiit water supipily can be main Almond S.Shepiard, ofShepurdsvills, Rev. tained, and the engines at the pliant are E. M. Blanchard, of St.Johns, ofliciat- (Jardner's Creat Arabian Show will ex been counted. .A Nkvv .s repiresentuti ve gained a few hibit in St. Johns this afternoon and .All day Mondai ’ men congregatt'd in A .Spirited Meelliiif in Which Muiiy Ques- facts from local grain dealers which will kepit in the condition that the3' were on ing. Miss Harrison is well known in St. eveninjf. The company carries tiftwn little squads U|)on the streets discussing tioiiH Cut H HIk Fliriire iii eai'h Ciimll- the da 3' the test was made. Johns us a ver3' ('stmiable 3’oung lady. date ’H qiialitieatloii. —Vote wa» Clime, give some idea of the situation. people. the jirospects, and liguring the strength Chief Crich was seen b3' Thk Nkws Sat Mr. Shepiard is a fine young man who but Two iiuIIotM Dei'ided it. .John Micks: “During my residence in Mrs. O’Leary, of t^hicaxo, hasjust died. of the opposition with a view of getting St. Johns I have never Been the eipnal of urdav and said that another severe test hasjust finished a law course at Ann out the largest possible vote to overcome will be made as soon as the drouth is .Arbor. The coupile will make their She once owned the cow w hich was the The annual school nieetiiig held .Mon- this drouth. AA’heat will probabl 3’ yield it. The general opinion was that the re broken. “Had the works been in the future home in Ovid, .A host of friends means of causin'^ the f^reateonfla*j:ration ilay evening w»is an exce<*«liugly (juiet about oiie-haif crop) and a ver3' p)oor sult would show at least 4 to 1 in favor of shapie that the3’ were Thursdn3' there will tender to them their earnest con in thatcity durin}i: the OO’s.