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January 20, 1887 B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, - Br _ TO ZS^sT G -. SZOI j I ^ E B S - TERMS, $1.56 PER YEAR rATABLE IS ADVANCE. ADVERTISING BATES MADE KNOWN OH APPLICATIOH, V O L U M E X X BUCHANAN. BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1887. NUMBER 51. OFFICE—In Record BuUdiug. Oak. Street. JACK. could remember as having been so ten­ I was looking directly upward at tlie Roscoe Colliding. der and steadfast in the far-away and ceiling. I had never noticed so fully I am told that in Ms home at Utica Business Directory. By’addie p. kevnolds < shadowy years of my earlier life, the and exactly tco live pattern of the paper Conliling lias a package of over 500 lady whose white-faced silence—fol­ on it before, 1 lay and counted the SOCIETIES. Tbo first Christmas (Jay I rem em ber, letters threatening his life. They (Of course it was ages ago,) lowed by her, to me, mysterious and lines which ran in this way, the dots were received by him after the death (Redden’s Block.) I went out to play in the morning, unexplained absence—had been the which ran in that, and wondered where of Garfield and are couched in every MOST PERFECT MADE O. o . F.—Bnclianaa Lodge So. 75 holds its first remember ed sorrow of my life, had the designer fuund his hints for the Prepared with strict regard to Parity, Strength, and ■ regular meeting, at Odd Fellows Hall, on With the boys and the girls, in the snow. possible language and name every pos­ J EealthlulnesB. Dr. Price’s Baking Powder contains each Tuesday evening. • P i a n o , Organ, G uitar , C l a r i n e t , Jack was there j ’twas the first time I’tl seen not been my own mother. Papa Over- maze of laybrinthhie gracefulness in sible method of assassination as his which his work had resulted. I grew no Ammonia, Lime or Alum, Dr.Price’s Extracts, Saxophone, Cornet , V i o l i n , him , ton had told me all about it. He had impending fate. The attempt to make Yanllla, Lemon, Orange, etc., flavor deliciously. & A . 31,—Buchanan. Lodge N o. bS holds a He was over so funny and small, told it lovingly—tenderly. But it had tired of this, after a time, and let my lar meeting .Monday evening on or before him bear the onus of Garfield’s death PA/CF SAK/tfG POWDER CO. Cmcaoo a n d S r louts. V , regular meetingAtonuay V iola and D ouble P ass. thought and attention go to something the full moon in each month But We girls all just thought he "was splendid, been a terrible shock to me. was one of the cruel things that struck S a a M O W B B H i Thorough Bass* Harmony, and Instrumentation A nd his Sled wns the swiftest o f all. The other thing I had learned had else, though I did not close my eyes deep into liis sensitive nature and still OF II.—Baclianan Grange No 40 meets on taught in a thorough and systematic manner. been the manner of my love for Frank. nor turn away my head. the second and fourth Saturday of each Brass and illlitary Bauds organized and per­ rankles there, though he discusses it P I looked just as sweet as a rose Ho one had told me of that. I had Outside I could hear the river in Death Among Presidential Candi­ month, a t -2 o'clo ck v. at. fected., In my new satin hood, they ail said, with an occasional smile and laughter Kusic arranged to order for auy instrument or the distance, the river whose tree-shad­ dates. And I knew very well Jack was dying found it out ■‘‘or myself. Did he know as some ridiculous thing forces itself O. G. T.—Buchanan Lodge No 836 holds its combination of instruments. my story? He did. What did he think ed waters, I had floated with Frank I , regular meeting on each. Monday evening. Agents for Pianos, Organs and General Musical To ask m e to ride on his sled. on bis attention. When Garfield died A correspondent of the Portland A r ­ Merchandise. But tlioro stood that poor, shabby Jones of one who had no name but a borrow­ in so many of the forever gone days of Conkling was living at the Fifth Ave­ gus says the death rate among those 0.1'. W.—Buchanan Lodge No. 95 holds its ^gfPianos and Organs sold on. easy monthly girls, f ed and fictitious one? I did not know. happiness whicli the buried years bad nue. The bulletin-boards in that whose names have been upon P resid en ­ A , renlnr meeting the 1st and 3d Friday even­ payments or cash. I could not tell. I dared not try to held for us. For us? Alas! Hot for ing o f aeh m onth. W hom nobody wanted, you see, vicinity announced Garfield’s condition tial tickets has been very heavy in th e V. El. I>A-TII>- guess. And ytt—the fact that I did vs. He had liis happiness to look for­ f^ ’ Box 2 4 1 . So (wasn't Jack lovely?) lie took her every live minutes, and great crowds last eighteen months or so, viz: /N A. R. —Wm. l’errott Post No.S3; Regnlar And let Tommy Foster take me. not know was almost torture to me. ward to. For me! I alone must look gathered in the streets and hotel corri­ Charles Francis Adams 1848 IX . "meeting on the first and third Wednesday to memory for mine, all my life! evening of each month, Visiting comrades al­ Then, one evening, Papa Overton had dors, Conkling in his retirement in Gen’l Geo. B. McClellan 1864 The coasting was perfectly splendid, been joking Frank about some young I could bear the shrill cry of insects ways w elcom e. But, somehow, it ran in m y head— the hotel knew nothing of Wliat Horatio Seymour 1868 lady of whom he had w'ritten once or in the grass and among the trees. I The strange, sweet, old story of Christmas, was passing in the public mind with Gen’l U. S. Grant 1868-72 OMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, Wm .Perrott Post BEST BUILDING BRICK, twice during his last college year. I could hear the sound of a dog barking My mamma that morning had read, reference to himself. He became B. Gratz Brown 1872 W No. 81. Meetings held regularly, lu Good could bear it no longer. I had made on the lawn. Some laughing voice Templar's Hall, first and third Saturday even­ Of the wonderful child iu tho manger lace when a prominentpolice Cap­ Samuel J, Tilden 1876 ings of each month. ------AHD------ . sounded through the sunny air. And So lowly and poor and forlorn, some excuse, some frivolous one, I tain ecam in to him, advised Mm Thomas A. Hendricks 1876-84 doubt not. some false one, I am sure, still I lay there motionless; still I A T T O R N BY. A n d the angol who said the w hole w orld apprised of the anger of the popu- Gen’l W. S. Hancock; 1880 POWDER Should be happier because be was born. and had hurried away to my room. seemed bereft of care and will. not to go out of Ms room, James A . Garfield 1880 I saw the snnshine on the wall. There, with the stars looking in On my and said: “ We have in this hotel Chester A . Arthur 1880 AN RIPER * WORTHINGTON, Attorneys Having recently erected an And, after I’d thought it aU over, long agony, I fought it all out—or per­ Strange how long I had slept! It was and Counselors at I.aw, and Solicitors in Chan­ Absolutely Pure. policemen ir. citizens’ clothes for the John A. Logan 1884 Y I made up mind, going back, aleady afternoon ; it was already late cery. Collections made and proceeds promptly This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, haps I should say that I found the ne­ remitted. Office over Rongh. Bros’ . Store. That he m ight have said just the same thing, purpose of protecting you and the Those who are living are: Improved Brick and Tiling Kiln, strength and wholesomeness. More economical cessity there should be for struggle. in the afternoon, and still 1 did not house from the mob. Although you George W. Julian 1852 than ~thc ordinary kinds, aud cannot he sold in If he'd only been there, about Jack. I—I loved Frank Overton. I loved move; still I did not care. competition with the multitude of low test, short And so, though the girls were all laughing, may have no fear yourself you ought John Charles Fremont 1856 YStCIAN I am now prepared to furnish the him with all my heart and soul and There were voices outside my door. weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in And Jack's face grew awfully rod, to he prudent on account of the others Hannibal Hamlin 1860 can's. R oyal Baking P owdeu Co., 106 Wall St., strength. Hot with the cousinly love I recognized them at once. Papa Over- I just put my arms around bis neck who are in the hotel.
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