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Robinson's meat market was broken
open Tuesday night and "a few dollars
that was left in the money drawer
stolen. The thief probably entered by
the window, and forced the lock OH
the drawer
Nice ice cream at Mrs. w. A. Mas
ters, under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society, on Friday evening. Let
none forget to remember this. AL are
invited. The members of the society
are requested to attend early, as some
important business must be attended
to.
1t is a fact that you can get as good
goods in groceries and provisions just
AS cheap at J. G. Silsbee's as you can
this side Of Bay City.
Mr.. q. II. Hun, the agreeable and
gentlemanly night agent at this sta
ton, went To the southern part of the
State, Friday, for recreation and vis-
it to his old home and friends. lie
returned again Tuesday.
Mrs. Stevenson, mother of Mrs.
Brink and Mrs. Cassimer, met with n
painful accident on Monday. She fell
in front of Sallen. Hanson & Co. s
store and dislocated her left wrist. 1t
was reduced by DIR. Travsr, and, con
sidering her advanced age, the patient
is doing we'll.
DR.. Traver has been appointed agent
for the Hull Vapor Cook Stove, which
can now be seen in operation in his
house. If you want to make home
happy these hot days, when a No. S
cook stove is II terror to the household,
try one of these stoves. Price from Sc
to SIS. 29t4eow
The temperance lecture at the school
house on Tuesday evening by Mr.. Nc
Mahon, of Canada, was well attended,
as expected in moral community like
this. He is "A fluent and earnest speaker
holding an audience closely from first
TO last. He went from here to Gay
lord, where it is hoped his efforts may
do much good.
The advance of a large party from
Saginaw arrived yesterday, who will
go into summer quarters at Portage
Lake. They brought their horses and
two cows with them, and a car of fur
niture, etc, for comfort and conven-
fence. We are informed that the same
party have been here for two preced-
ing years, and acknowledge this as the
finest camping place in the State.
Down goes prices on tobacco for the
next 80 days: On II. b." plug, pei
pound, 5 cents; Sentinel" 5 cents
"AneI," cents; Black Plug"
cents; 1--WE all like it," Zine cut II
cents. At j. G.. Silsbee's.
Mr.. II. =. p. Schmidt, of Frederic
vile, offers his hotel for sale or rent
Mr.. Schmidt's poor health forces hin
to leave the hotel business. The hote
is large-will accommodate forty o
more; two large waiting rooms and al
extensive dining-room makes it boil
convenient and agreeable. AS the ho
tel is the only one in E'redericville-
which is flourishing little village il
the midst of n farming and numbering
region--it is very desirable propert.
to own or rent. For terms inquire o
) Mr.. Schmidt Mt Fredericvlle. j29t
By invitation of Mr.. Maxwell, ye.
terday, we surveyed the interior al
rangements of the r. Il. eating house
and though it was soon after dinner
we acknowledge that it made us hun
cry to pass through the several apart
ments and witness the perfect arrange
t ment Of each. The refrigerating roor
gives one an idea of Iceland, and tn
meats, vegetables, butter, etc, store
therein were as cool and fresh as ca
well be imagined. The dining-roor
has a seating capacity for over sixty
without crowding, and the lunch cour
ter will accommodate even more =
Trains stop here to-day for dinner fo
the first time. the one going south fror
12 to 1920 going north from to ] :2(
= We predict for Mr.. Maxwell II gran
success.