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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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 Inc Terfitorial la,y ust passasd prc- yiaes as ioslows That locatoa placs n substantial stage, monument oF a permanent character, at each end os the Erouna clained, and othors as near. as practicable tiong tho course of tic ledge, and also knilar objects at each. corner of tue cbR Rm, ana stakes to con. tain in q consRicuous manner tue name of the clasia, and nosiees to be placed in fnonulnents as heretofore, The line of stakes along theledge shall not afterwards be changed so aa to affect tho rights acquired hy others. All locations must be recorded within 60 days.
 Recorders are to receive for record ing the sum of one dollar ior the first folio and twenty cents for each ad- ditional folio. It also provides for the indexing of all locations made and to De made. It further provides that after the period fixed ~ tho United States law for theannual expenditures Assessment wiork upon claims, claim owners may iile withthe recorder Of tho county an affidavit setting forth that the full amount has been cxpend- cd, as required N law, and containing a concise description of the character of such work aid in and Or what year From the lime ofiling of such afidavits, the some shall Do prims facie evidence of She facts thercip stat. ed, and shall impart notice thereof to all persons; also when one partner does not come to time with his part of the assessment werk the other may do 1t and file notica.of having done the same with the recorder, he to keep an alphabetical list of such atiidavits. This also appliestep plaoerclaiins. Tho law goes into effect three months from the date of itspassage. Tucson IndeT,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

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 and such inferior eoasts as the lagisl tige council may " flaw prescribe and fhe Tps duties aud eonsrensatipns of slell aslges are made by tho same As mo conferred rpon sfem bg tho acts organizing the terfitorial govern- ment of Now Msyici, Under the pro- visions oi tbe orgsnHe aet of New Mex. ico, referred to, tEie iudicial power is distinctly vestea n q supreme court district eouits probate courts, and ia iustiees of the pesee only. ID provis- ions heinz made tor my other tgibu- nal. Wbether n ttls saeeot this seem ing prohibition litssants can afford to pateuni2e the newly created judicial mills at the hazard pf losing time and money h go doing, ts for that elass of unfoftunates and fheig attorneys alone to decide, nntil tic saprens court Of tho Territory foraaaily expresses an ppgnion in the premises Prescott Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
TmE RESERVATION Glxx.


 + the western line of tue San Car los Indian rtscsvaiio1 as run by the military, is as reported to the DErT by . wactfeal surveyor, 1t is radically wrong and not in comfortably with the proclamation of tue President of the United States defining its boundaries. From the initial point the mouth of the San Pedro, it runs north 5 degs. and 50 nin, east to the top of the Meseal range, distance of at least 15 miles; thence north 10 degs, and AS min. east to Chrome Butte, which clearly indicates that the Inc is not straight as the proclamation calls for. Consequently the poin@n the Mel'cal range would be at least half mile west of where 1t should ber making t probable that tho ranches from which tue settlers were eiected are not on the reservation as claimed by the mlntaly,
 If the line, as surveyed by tho mili- sAry, had been continued on the first course it would have crossed the east snd of the Apache mountaini taking in the Champion and 0hrorno mines, which are heid by U s, patents, and the ranch and mill of Tidwell and Neffe.
 The military survey even had lt becn correct, would not have avalled to dispossess settlers for tho reason that it was not authorative and con- ssquentiy had no legal bearing; but t served; as it was intended, to give color of right for the pcrpetration oi an outrage upon citizens who were iu qust enjoyment of legally recog- ,,iysd and vested right.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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The village of Hawkinsyflle, Ga was thrown into wild excitement one evening last weak and eeullud" preacher was the innocent cause. Be. coming warmed ap in his diseonrse he vailed ''h-e-l-l-f-r-es in tone loud enough to be heard mile, A man several blocks away heard only the fire part of the yelI and concluding that there really was a confagration some where, he commenced to yell afrel freI at the top 'if his shrill voice Deputy Marshall Burrows happened to hear tho .hell part of the dis. courSe, and knowing baere was no fire he put out after him. hoping to over taks him and stop MS yelling, but 10 failed to catch Mm, and the last seen Of the excited individual that night he was going toward Big Greek at | 2:4o gait and crying fire It every jump. Inc Hook and Ladder Company got 8ready for businfas and the town was in an uproar before the origin of the alarm was asceftaiDed
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

St John, in lecture at Lawrence, KanEas, said that the people of his State had done the Southerners great injustice; that he had never been bet ter treatsd in his life than while in Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee and oth- sr Southern States. He had seen nothing of intimidation practiced on colored people, but had fcund them kindly treated and with plenty to do. The people are hospitabls and the negroes arc getting along with their old masters wishont trolibls. In every respect he found she 8o1ah prospsring.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

A. T. Rawson, the crank who proph, esied the end of the world and the com ing of Christ on the 4th of last Janu- ary, with two of bis brother Adyen- tlsts, Thomas and Jacob Krail, ere arrested at Creston, Iowa, recently for their eccentric conduct Thomas Krail appearaa in the street one day iu nude condition and was encour- aged in this action by his brother Jacob and Rawson who said heimper- sonated Adams original appearance in the Garden of Eden Rswspn went to ojail like 3 martyr, saying Paul and Christ were persecuted and he could stand 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Ex-Governor Fletcher ef Mlssonri, whose unexplained absence from homo caused such excitement in St Lonis, has been found at Laredo, Texas on his way home from Matamosas, Mezi- co, whero he claims hs wss called on urgent business. 4 telegram to his wife which he intrusted to railroad conductor, owing to the forgetfplness of the latter was not sent, and failing to hear from the Governor, his family became alarmed.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The Afghan trouble has assumed q grave aspect Latest information is that large force of Russians attacked and defested the native troops at Pendjeh and 200 Afgbans were killed Seventy thousand British troops from the Indian frontier are advancing on Hsrat to prevent the capture of that important point by tho Russians. War is almost inevitable.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Norman J Colman, Of Saint Louis has been enstalled ColumissioAer of AgricuHure. He is well qualified for tue position, having made stock breed- ing ana agricultura life study He has for years published Cclmans Rural World, one If the best agricultural papers published iil the Mississippi Valley His appointments gives gen- eral satisfaction in Missouri where he is best known.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
c0EsEY n0ERrs

,eThe question x to the legality of tho recently created county courts x one which should bs met Ind judieial- ly decided at as carly an opportunity as possible. Whether their acts will stand tho test ol controversy on the questionof their jurisdiction and pow ert to hear and decide cases is \ proposi. ton 10 doubtful thai tho public wei. fare demands that their trus stai,us he carly and clearly defneI Isy the ats creating thcse Tribunals, elleh court was invested with concurFpnt juris- diction with the courts held by the United States district judges, During tho pendency of the bill in tue legisla- ture, lawyers n both houses raised the question as to whether she organic act
 of the Territory gaYe tic territorial legislature thc power tocrsate such 4 class of caurts, but unfortunately, q series of legislative combinations, ~ which tic proposition became invalYl ed, together with tha pressure of that hungry class of office seekers, who can
 not rest easy unless maintained l,y public pap prevented ' dispsssipnate and rational disposition of tke meas urei and the Courts were Rce0rdsngly established iu t5e counties whose rcpi resensatites desired. regardless and lcageless of what sseir condiments npgit wish. uudaF he pFogisiosss ss
 ths orgarie aet < EIle Terfitofs, fhq jaSicial power sAs ,s tea ia < sas lpfsas iss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Mexican cows and calves for hreed- ing ppposes are admitted freeof duty. The best place 10 buy large lots is at Altar Tic price asked $ from sl0 to $255 for COW aud calf The number inl- ported into Arizona rom January lss to April 1st, $ s.8S, valued at S,ll. Q2Q RI
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Iii reported that a band of ma. rauding Indians have been seen west of eialligo, in the direction of the sier- ra Madre mountains, the former haunts of the Chirichua Araches, but HOW eccupisd by many American mi aers Tue Governor of chihuahua Sas dispatched two corpauies in pur- suit Of the rcd devils. 9atragss an, eeared
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
Natice oe gssrfaiture.

NOTICE IS Hgs1slY GIVEN TO K. M Carey, nf wa6Hfi it itay concegn, tEisc the sisiied has pes sId tsle aistsa n3sesa- Wlaft wdrk EDF Una sssc 1&Sf, on E'la Hisliiogs NJ itf in tsl0le Mssling EEiasrset siia 4psitity Arizoak IeFrltdEv, alld yS1t afa til@sefae. here. 3r natfEel that alilpss Ydai laay gang lAfatsit~ ssn ct SssSs t0sWftt fiitY ss wltbs ii4ailhst slats ffoni ilst date of sbs tiish. Iifs tnsI ni tlsis aotioe, NseF sn M s4id f.sina Fl he gffeiteti t0 lie 5iFis efs lgis sg. oosfine t Ts atla Spa sSi | also s f0 tfiis 6i i ssits 8i e
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Mrs. Jsmes 4 Garfield denies fhat she is engaged to marry and ehatac- tei71es the report "A ernel to charge Ter with bslug untTnr ty the memory q heY Iase hlls hani
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
lFgem .as Taasap catizsal

Last Thursday tho office of shc SILVER Bnr was destroyed by fye, nothing q " practical raiue being saved On r,, turday, promptly on time, the regular edition Of the BrLT came ont as usual, aud no one not previously aware of tbe disaateg would know from its appearance that fhe slightest misfortune Had beialIen It. Judge Hackney. the only rncmber Of tue firm publishing the BELr that 1t is our good fortune e be personally acquainted with is full Of energy ana resources n case ol emergency, and he deserves great credit tor his enter. prise under such " ng circumstances 3Ihc BElT isa gcca paper edited witb intelligence and eare, and made vp sEd worked II { styls tlat plcaaas the typographical eye Ne w;sh the ros- nrrected snyER BEtr lots of prcgpsri- ty and entire immunisy from all kinds of disaster in the future.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Only dve colleges M tho Country have adequate endowpaantg, says ths Callcgian. These are the Columbia, with s5, ,000. .0oQ ;John A opkins Univar- sity. S3, ,O0O, GOO; Hay &rd, %s, ,000; Corneil, So 100000 peston l,oQ0.. 0o0 The t'ellegian eyiaantly aat yst heaid of the l'pk kou Iaycg br. with MI Tsiha
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Although al last data Gen. Grants condition was reported as improved, t is not at all probable tbas he wiil re. cover, as his disease, cancer is incura- lle and $ steadily waiting his vitality.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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 Last Thursday destructive fns visited Globe tity, autaihng a los oa the citizens of the Mountain City oi s2s ,o00- Among the victims 9as nc oiHce Of the siLvEn Bstr including typs, press and large amount Of stock. But notw ithstanaing Jus fact not 3 single issue of tho Belt was missed. Two days thereafter Judge Hackney, the veteran editor md pre- prietor. scooned togsthey the maserial of the cid Chronicle office and isned as usual The copy Of the ssh gl,ieh is before IS, is genuine surprise. Il is just as full oi nsHs as usual. ID Typographical appearances it wiil yie ysvith any journal in thc Territcyy The Star refsrs to this fact ~ show what indonitabie perseverance, and pluck will accomplish,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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 EascoMxuMs 1RosE rRE RREss.

It is very gratifying 10 receive such hearty encouragement aud approval as is contained in the following edito- rial notices rum the Tuesou star and Citizen two of the leading journals oiI Arizona; X
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

A total cost as far as heard from of s23o, ,O0oin round figures, and the Lord only knows how much Clifton Clarion. "
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
ExTKAyAGANCEo oE THE LATE LEGrs1.a,
 TNRE.

The expense ac lGnt of the latel-eg- islature, aggregates s5ieo0 The ex- pense account, however, is but small item of the burdens which the iaxt payers of the Territory will have to bear on account Of the misdeeds Of the Fighting Thirteenth" On the faith and credit of the Territory the follow. ing bonds were issued:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
New Railroads

The stockholders of the Lansing Alma
Il Mt Pleasant railroad were treated 10
an excursion last Sunday over the newly
completed line between Alma and Salt
River. A., a meeting of the directors
held in Alma, it was decided to com
mence work on the line between Salt
River and Mt Pleasant Immediately, and
to push it TO completion to ReedCity, and
thence on to Manistee. With the com
pletion of the Manistee branch of the G..
r. &. l. to Manistee, with Reed City as its
southern terminal point, giving US four
railroad lines, with fair prospect of Sc
curing the Toledo, Ann Arbor, y Frank
fort, Will give Reed City boom such as
she never received before.-Reed City
Clarion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
SALT RIVER .
Correspondence Of tine RECORD.
School begins on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Gruber il very sick.

Correspondence Of tine RECORD.
School begins on Monday
Mrs. Dr. Gruber il very sick.
Al. Patch and wife are visiting at St.
Johns.
George Patch wants to trade horses
with somebody.
Mr. G. ID. Bsltzcll returned to his home
in Ohio, Monday
Al. Young and family spent the Sab
bath IN ST. Louis
The school house is getting thorough
cleaning this week
Frank IIbbard made a trip to Mt
Pleasant Saturday.
Mr.. Going is improving under the care
Of DIR. j. j. Sirube.
Rev. Linwood and Mr. Muterspaugh
made a trip to Alma Wednesday.
The engine was up again Sunday and
took away another lot OF lumber.
The mill Will be completed next week
and business will commence At once.
Nj Hazelton has rented the Lyon.
house aud moved his family into it on
Monday.
Frank Stearns is building him a dwell
ing house on Chippewa street, north OF
Mr.. Goiug's.
The walking nsa,ch at the rink Saturday
night proved failure, Lorenzo failed to
show up
James Campbell started for Jackson
Wednesday to make short visit among
relatives there.
DIR. Wheeler of ST. Louis was up TO SCI
Simon smi'h on Monday, and reports BIZ
patient as doing finely.
The Methodists of this place are holding
a series OF meetings conducted by Rev
Thos. Young and they mean to have vic
tory.
The brick for the bank at Shepherd
City are being placed on the ground an'
the building will be erected as soon a
possible.
Mr. Hall, Of Alma. Hsnce, Hopkins
Estee and Devercaux, of Mt. Pleasant
were in town Monday looking after rail
road matters.
, Gene. Patch, brother Of Al. and Georg
Of this place, is visiting the boys. He
superintendent Of a freight route Il
, Wyoming territory and has been absen
from Michigan nine years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
Alma. Mich, Friday, October 80, 1885.

A lamp consumes little over pint a
night, so in good round numbers IL would
consume so gallrrs per car. - worth, or
sl20 70, the thitiy LAM Toe cost
lighting and fillipg the lamps for -
would probsly be ab u, $l20, aud the cost
Of putting them in place ought not to be
over $50, making Tie total cost for the
first year S5l5 The secold year it would
not cost over hall hat sum, ana the bsne-
Cts to accrue 10 tLose who are obi ged to
be- On the stree, ca not be estimated.
Let there be ligh" y all means. Plen-
iy Of it may prevent many dark deeds
aud preclude the ncccssi y u lookup.
Think Of this, fr ends and carefully con-
slider if better inveslment-tne cllcu'st-
cd 10 benefit all cssses-csn be made for
The town
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
FULTON.
Correspondence OF the RECORD.

Corrssponde nee OF the RECORD.
Orrln NJ Whitcomb has disposed Of hi,
farm and will & We possession Jan. /.
James Wagner Of Oharlevoix, is visit.
ing relatives and friends in Fulton, his
former h me.
y large black bear was killed by Arthur
Guernsey on the farm of Lewis Reynolds
one day last week.
Mrs. Addie Gilclt is home from a visit
to friends in Wdsbtenaw county. a broth.
er and his wife returned with her,
Mrs. Theresa Cassada, a lady G5 years
Of age, has just completed bed quilt of
the log cabin pattern which contains 2.3sl
pieces.
The neighbors turned cut last Saturday
and cut, split and corded up II cords of
wood for the widow Millcr,-a very char
table deed and one that will be long re
membeTed by Mrs Miller.
Tie golden wedding OF Daniel Helms
and wife, of which mention was made q
short time since, came off last Thursday.
About $50 invited guests were present and
some sixty dollars, mostly in gold coins,
aud two pairs of gold speclacles were
among the other presents.
The October meeting OF the Teachers
and Patrons Association OF Fulton was
held at the Methodist church in Fulton
Centre, Saturday Oct. cath, at ! p. m
and again in the evening Rev. r. Sta
pleton, of Maple Rapids. aud Prof. j. n
Mccall, of Ithaca, were the principle
speakers A very enjoyable time was had
and much profit derived. we trust.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

A O Davis presents his compliments 10
the ladies OF Alma aud bcgs to inform
them that he makes a specially Of cutting
hair, trimming bangs and shampooi g.
also sell fine perfumed hair oils Please
give me "a call, a. .. DAVIS,
Fashionable Barber aud Hair Dre SER
Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
A Card to the People of Alma.

Mrs. DR.. s. NJ. Frankland, of Saginaw
City, will make weekly visits to this place
every "Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
of each week from this date have Sc
cured suitable and pleasant rooms Of MIS-.
j Phipps, on Stale street, near tie new
santarium. where | will be pleased TO SEE
al who may favor me with call Of
fice hours, 9 to y m 10 and : to .
p. IN. Consultation free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
For Sale or Exchnnga

Ny livery stock in A Ina Good horses.
good buggies and good trade. VIII sell
for cash, or exchange for desirable prop
eriy. Being blind l desire TO quit the
business Call on or address L. Brant
Alma Mich 33jtf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

FoR SALE:-A house and ! acre lot in
the central part or the village. Good barn
GA the lot which can be made into com
Portable dwelling. Tho property will be
sold entire or divided to suit purchasers.
Enquire Of \. Yrrington
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

DR.. d. f.. Akin. Homeopathic Physc-
ian. has permanently located here and
can be found at the Alma House until
further notice. All calls promptly at
tended night or day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
ATTENTION LADIES ,

Miss Allen, late of Big Rapids, wishes
to inform the ladies Of Alma aud vicinity
that she has opened dress making in all its
branches at the residence Of Mrs j. W.
Mcleod All work guaranteed to be sat-
isfactorily done on the shortest notice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
BUSINESS LOCAL.

f. L. Stark is selling good Glove
Grain Button Shoes for 81 25.
Full line OF Childrens Shoes At
j.. l.. STARK's.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

Losr-In the alley between Mcleod
store AID Geo. Best's cooper shop on the
morning of the fire, piece Of Gilt Braid
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at j. W. McLeod's store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
Farms for Sale.

Parties. wanting 10 purchase n farm, will
find il 10 their interest to call at the Bank
of w. : Turck & Co, Alma Mich, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

INSURE YOUR PROPERTII
We represent the following first-class
companies.
PHENlX, Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
UNION. Of San Francisco. Cal.
FIREMENS' FUND, Of California
LIFERPOOL Il LONDON & GLOBE.
sun FIRE, Of London
We can satisfy the most particular Rates
Reasonable. Office in the bank.
WARD & COATES, Agents,
Alma, Michigan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
House and Lot for sale.

Very desirable house and lot on south
side of the river in Alma. Inquire Of Fred
Ely, at the post Office. $40
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
Farmsfor Sale

Six so acre lots. partially improved anC
wild, will be sold at a bargain.
J. w. MCLEOD,
Alma, July, ?,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

Call at +. l. stark's for your Boots and
Shoes.
It will surprise YOU 10 see our S9.00 Kid
Button Shoe for Ladies.
f. l.. STARK
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
tsARcu s PoILAskY.

TTORNEY ard Counselor az law and Sol
Il iCiror in Chanccry, Practices In all the
state and Unite states courts, Particular AT
tentiou paid 20 collections and remittance
promptly In ade. Money 20 loan, Office oppo-
site the ncw hotel,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

NIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS. SUI
~ vcying, Leveling and Railroad work Re N
Corners set free OF charge on all lands pur
chased of Ms. Office I'm Martin & COTS block
et. Louis, Gratiot Co. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
St. Louis, Mlcl1
AIvrORNEES.
ERAnoIs PALMER.

A TTORNEY al Law and Notary Public,
r. Pension papers executed, and all other
Legal papers correctly ard neatly drawn,
once over Delevan Co.'S store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
9. d. YERInOTOn.

DWYSTCIAN and Surgeon, ON hours ~
= to $50 n, m, 1920 10 2p. M aud 10 y, m
once in Wright's opera House Block,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
AIISCH
nnNin IEACH
SIMON EINt

LOOT AND SHOE maker. repairing done
Il promptly. state Street. first door south
OF Lovclaud's furniture store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

ALMA INSURANCE AGENCY.
HOME New York y. Y
UNDERWRITERS New York, =,
HARTFORD =, Conn.
FIRE ASSOCIATION-Phila Pa.
AMERICAN .
AGlItI RAI-Watertown n Y.
AItH. r. RE X MAXINE Detroit Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS Grand Rapids .
NEN okN LIFE n. i
ACCIDENT ms. CO.........of North America.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
HASTINGS a. WELLS

nFAIFR I'm the best brands OF Cigars, Tob-
- acco Pipes Wines and Liquors. Pure Alec
hol speciality
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

ORA p ICING Physician. Office hours; ;9to II
J. q, no, 2 10 p m. once In Mcbbs Drug
$50 o. Back rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
=. :. CLARK

a TTDI3NEY nd Counselor at Law All lega
"a hu-iuces by letter or CthCr-i~c, will b,
promptly 9tcuded 10, Omcein Bauons brick
NLOek. VI stlIrs,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
.. IT. CRANDALE,

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MECHANICAL & OPERATIVE
= I ~ II . = '
St. Louis, EIlch.
Every practical invention or Improvement
inthe profession made use Of as desired.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
D E N II I S T R Y.
VA EhzE1EE n II 9

ONCE over Gratot County Savings Bank.
Gold nliug 10y the use OF the Electro Magnetic
Mallet q speciality. A tihcial teeth inserted on
gold rubber or celuloid base. All work guaran
tecd To- give satisfaction. Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
oratiot County savlngs Bank.
Professional.
c. /. OoWkie. M. D.
J.F. suYpAM

Z, ENERAL Practice. ON ce; back room
VI Wcbb's Drug Store,