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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

= Sir bas BaS @aiteir bat Sc,
Saiisr BON Oeiterrei9 $50. 900 Il. besablt,
woburd er Better Der SueQen un6 bes
@runbeisentbums gsporben lit. Oas
ugabeidlo6" in SSfltein 1T sbenfals aus
benz Welie bes SalSbur9ii9en Qanbesauss
i9ufes IN ben Yriuatbefie bes &aiiers
ibersesansen.
= Der @eiansenaufie6e @ebIIfe Spit
In SO e II, welder bic perrpesene unb abens
teuerlide SIudt bes ruiiii6en @oQesiems
ratbes @refien ermSsIi9te, lit am so. SSas
nuar 81 brei SSabren i3psren 3ertsrs pers
urtbeilt worben.
SIN Neupeit, einem Yorort pon
peit, lit am Na9mittas bes 80. Sonuar
in SsIse Der grueiduns bss gobsms bur6
bic sroben i9mel3enben S9nsemafen Elm
S9ulbaus wGbrenb bes llnterri9ts eins
s%eitir5t. Son SO S9ilerr purben
elmer t6Otiid, seDn i9per, Die meilien
asberen an 9anben unb Siisen lei9t usrs
lstt.
-9o9waiier bat in Siebenbirsen sraus
iise 8erbeerunsen anseri9tet. Sn &obna
iinb nabeju 90, In 2ippa 200 Sduier iibers
idwemmt; mebrere tauienb Sod Selber
iteben unter @aNer. Sn 9ippa finb ca.
so @ebdube einsrltiirSt. Die G~isitauune
in ben @aiien bebrobt bic Stabt nit elmer
weiteren 6ataitropbe.
- Set benz Sraubs bes 6eu.W dea,ius
in Qembers irb, wie Sic 6ebSrSliden
~@rbebnnsen Jest er9sbsn Baben, flsbsns
nnbuier5is Perionen um's Ge6sn ses
fommen.
Die Srau bss felt uugeidbr brei Sob
rem ueri9oqenen Observation-Disclosures Solef
Stauoinser IN Der Srti9ait SO q a N
BET 2ins 9eifanb neulid Dem epanseliIden
@eiitliden auf benz Sterbs6ctte, baB He
ibren Wann ermorbet unb i'm SauSteler
persraben babe. Sbr Sobn mile @les.
Dieter wurbe iofort psrbaftet. Oie MSrbe,
rim itarb am nd4iten Gage.
= glm 90. San. friib scgsn Su @ien
800 Irbeiter ldrmenb gum &atbbaule, @rs
belt ~perlangenb. Oie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i9ritt elm; elm Gbeil sog Dor bic YoIiseis
OiretIion, no ie Don Der polisei seritreut
wurben. lSpei Yerionen wur6en perbaftet.
Die larmenben StraBenicenen ballertsu 2
Stanber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
&anias.

= Sn Solse Der neuli6en &aIte lit Der
Serluit pieler Weni6enIeben gu betlasen.
Sn einem llntreile pon 100 MeiIen Inn
0Obse gttp iinS ni9t uur 100, 600
Stiid Sieb, ionbern aud iibsr bunbert
@sni5en erfrOren, uon 6enem man bies
beftinmt weiB, wdbrenb mod iiber bunbert
anbere lett Dem Sesinn Der 6dlte permiBt
perben.
SIN Sarper County bate let=
tes Sabr elm 6armer 80 acrsS NIT 8siens
form beiteQt, wopon ct einen Neinseptnn
i'm getrase bon $685. bate.
= Der Staatss Ssnat pon &anias nabm
cine Stu an, bic es 81 etnem Serbre1en
ma6t, wenn StaatSbeamte Iussaben mas
den, Die ben Setras Der Appropriations
iiberIteiaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
S6neis.

Sn @enf lit firsli9 I'M SIter pom
As Sabren Der SerSOs gtifOIaus pom OF
benburs, Sobr hes peritcrbenen Ssracss
Setter, Setters bes @robbersoss, seitorben.
Serielbe bate friiber IN ruiiii9en Wtilttdrs
bieniien %ssitanben, bis feline &arriere our@
cine wiber BEN @illen bes GSaren 9eidlois
iene mDrsanatiide Ssiratb NIT einsm Struts
lem Doulasel, nadmaligen @rdfin Sitems
burg, unterbro9en wurpe. Seitoem lebte
Sersos @itolaus auf isinen 0eiitansen IN
GuRIanb pber in Stalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
@tSconTu.

= Die 5olsfduer in q bIanb iinb in
ben jinsiten @o9en nit ibrer Irbeit isbr
raid poransetommen, ebenio bic in Der
@esenb pon 8apfteIb. @snn ni9t
bas 5riibiabr unsewObnlid friib e%intritt, 70
bofit man, bic in Iusii9t senommenen
Stdmme fallen 81 fSnnen. gon ben
9Ol5bdnblern in Bapfielb pirb elm
S4las BON 90, 800, 600 SUB Stdmmen
beabfi9tist.
- Sn Monroe lit Solomon 5uff
elmer Der Pioniere, i'm s5iten 2ebens.
iabre seiforben. gr Tam i'm Sabre 1851
mad Suneau gountp unb bat ieitber uns
unterbro6en bort sewobnt. gr binterlaBt
cine srobe 6amiIie, &inber, gnteI unb
llrentel.
= Die Msitation fir ~fiirsere arbeitsseit
ma9t IN M ilwautee quite Torti9ritte.
Dem 8eiipiele Der Tabatsfabritanten iinb
baielbif jeet aud bic meiiten grauereibe.
iiter sefoIst. 0ie Snitiatipe Fat bic Belt
grewins Company ersriffsn, welde ben
geidIuB sefaBt bat, bic 9lrbsiter binfort
BON Z llbr Worsens bis 6 llbr Nbenos arr
beiten gu lafien. Cont arbeiten bic 0eute
iett tdsli9 eintge Stunben weniser, unb
erbalten bod benielben Qobn. Nnbere
grauereien finb bieiem geiipiel sefolot,
unb obne allen !3weifel pirb in alien
grauereien Milpautee's binnen @oSens
friit bic pertiir5te arbeits5eit einsefibrt
iein.
= Mabion. Sie Chippewa Sails
81 @sItern 8abn bat benz StaatsIetreidr
@nSeise BON Der Yerpa6tuus ibrer Qinie
Don Chippewa Sa1s mad Gau Glarie nebif
Der %9eiammten Nusriiituns al bic Minues
iota, ct. groir 81 Wisconiin gabu, auf
bic Dauer BON 80 Sabren eritattst.
Sn SautpiIIe brannte bus
Wobnbaus bes S9misbemeiiters 0ouis
WamboIb nieber. Oaielbs bate einen
Wsrtb pon So, 900 unb mar tbeilweile per-
ii9ert. Der weientlidits Gbsil bes sSns
baltS wurbe serettet. Oas Seuer fol- in
SOlse zines i3abbaftem S9orniieins ents
itanben fem.
Sas @eiddftsuiertel uon 4uguita,
elmer Srti9aft in gau Claire &c., lit am
II. Sebr. frib Elm Gaub Der Slammen
geworbG. Der S9aben wirb auf 40, 900
Dollars anseseben, wdbrenb bic geriides
runs unsefdbr bic 9dIfte bieier Summe
betrast.
= 8iersebn Weilen BON gIpmputb
ereisnete ii9 elm idrsdli9ss llnsliid. Oas
Wobnbaus bes Sarmers Nbrabam gble
brannte in friiber Worsenitunbe nieber unb
bic san3e Samilie, iieben perionen, fam tn
ben SIammen UNI.
= ginen c~urioien @is periibte Dor penis
gen Sagen ber @ensral.Y ailasiers Qaent
Der Chicago, Milpautee q ct. Saul
@iienbabn. sSm Staats,udtbaus gu SO q III
p n wirb pom ben Strafingen cine 3eis
tuns berausseseben. geiaster paiasiers
9lsent erbielt Elm Probesg remplar suees
ianbt, unb gum Oanf fir bic gufmertiams
feit i9idts er benz &ebatteur - elm 5rei,
billet auf Der ct. SAUL 8abn. Ser
betreiienbe yGebafteur", Der elm auf 10
Sabre Iautenbss lIrtbeil abiitt, wirb iiber
bieies @ei@ent ni3t penis uerbIdfft setues
fen ieiu.
- Su 9 banana County sibt es
nod cine Mense Wilofaten. Sn lester
8o9e wurben an pier Sarmer prGmien
pon Suiammen 1874 fir @rlesung folder
ausbesablt. 0ie sIiidIi@en Sdser
Sobn 8. Miler unb Srant @laB
BON Caroline, Wielano bon Conn WiapIe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
Mnueroaulthkeit.

Ben 0fagcn III itGrten, ben gppetit attsrts
reeen, NIB oen ifredli6 beoriiften nilo
acknowledgement 3uitano il beilen, Der
Surd) ll~npsroaulifteit erSelgt miro, gtebt
eS lein %wirfiamereS Nfittel ais aper's
Yi0eu. SieIe Yilen entbulten weoer 8alo>
mel nod irgello eiueu anOern giitigen Be
itanotbeil, wirfen unmittclbar ani Die Ser
cauungSorgauc, uno ertbeilen benz ganSet
&orper Strait uno @elunbbeit. 3. 3.
Bonner uon GbeIter, ga, ifrcibt; SD
made leit 80 Sabren @ebrau6 bon aper'S
Yilen, uno bin iiber,eugt, oa6 ih Obne fe
heute nidlt an Qebe1 pGre. Maaenidipdhe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
ieines grubers S9eune in ai9e. st ieIbit
perbrannte nit.
Gin beftdnSie beftiaer Smiteu, nab

retb bes @inters, brin9t oft i'm Sriibiobr bic
S6winbit9t. geidnitist unb itGrft bic anse.
s%rifienen i9ua6m 9unsen nit Sales Sonep Of
9orebourb anb Sar, Der Suiten pei6t unb bic
Gefabr lit beieitiSt. Csc, SOC. uub 81.
@te,rn's strsietieife, BELT urt rsrT6Snert, 25e.
Sirs Saars IL. Sartiarbs, i4parS IL. braun, soc.
SITES 3abni&merjentrprfeu beileu in / Nin. Csc.
German Corn @emrper, ttotet Sabnerausel
Srcitbeuleu, u. (. ~. Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
Sic SurdIdnittlide 9e6ensbaner mimmt

jest wieber gu, neil bic mebisinii9e @iiens
f9uft sroBe Sorti9ritte sema5t bat. giele
Srantbeiten, bic man friber fir unbeilbar
belt, werben iett nit grfols bsbanbelt.
Sie sr6Bte gntbeduns ber Neuseit III vOr.
8tselow's unfeblbares SeiImittsl", bas bic
S9pinbiu3t in ienen Stabien beieitist, in
benen anbere MitteI ni9ts nisen wir6en.
9uiten. @rtdltunsen, Group, &eu9buiten,
Bron9itis unb ale Salss unb 2unsens
franfbeiten per6en fiber rnb raid sebeilt.
Yreis so Gents unb l Dollar. Yrobes
ftai6en fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
Wir0 9ebeiH

bnrd fic, mern fein anoercS Dfittel mebr
bilft. 0as babe i9 eriabren, rno ibre ans
mencung BON 3eit 81 3eit bat mid ieitoem
III seiunoem i3uitauoe erbalten." 6. q.
Snlitb bon Utica, q. o., itrcibt: SD ges
braube aper'S Tiaeu felt pielen Sabren
gegen 0eberleioen unb Mangel al Ser
%bauuns, uno babe lire @irfung INNER
raid ruo eutidieoen sefunben." &iGarb
Worris BON 0pnn, Maii., ihreibt: rgia9
langem Qeioen ipuroe ih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

cine 9ewerbeiteuer aufsuIe9cn, bab es ies
bod ni9t unbebinst nDtbis 1T, bieie @es
werbeitener Dor @usiteauu9 Ger 9icen; 3u
btnterlegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

@roue uno Ssrmann Slips BON Conn
SartLano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
Mittels

9lper's Bilen bon Magenifpd6e uno
9eberleiOen gebeilt. sic baben mir mebr
Nuten sebragt ais irgeno cine anbere arss
nei, Die ih je gebraudt babe" Sobn Bur
bett BON Srop, Soma, ifreibt: DSait spei
Sabre lang fibrte id in SOlge bon Masers
i6pdhe Elm elenoeS 9eben. ollie Grstli6e
Siilfe gerpdbrte mir nlr uoriibergebenoe
Qinberuug. SD fiel ab unb ipar iebr ges
ihpdht. Giner meiner Sreunoe, Der duf
dbnlihe 0eiIe gelitten bate, rietb mir
@pers Yilleu an. SD iolgte ieinem Static,
iIno s,par nit benz glidlihiten Griolge.
Salb b0rte iiietue giabrung aui mir Ses
ihweroeu ~ MAIDEN, Der appetit iteate ii9
ipieoer cir, uno i'd uuroe 70 geinuo unb
frditia mie mr. ie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
ADer's Hiaen

.SlIbereltet Don
Sr. ). 6. @per & Co., 9opea, @aF.
Sn allen glpotbeteu 81 babeu.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
nird, Their Esn,hcr,.

The best time for seeing perfect feather
.ng Is the winter or onward TO the spring |;
then, after very short honeymoon, the
birds settle down To domestic drudgery
with exemplary ardor. with the result that
at the end of a few weeks their tail feather
are rough and irregular, their plnions worn
and ragged from constant contact with the
nest in sitting; and Ivy the time their new
suit comes at midsummer they are moro
than ready for IL. The spring. of course,
Is the climax of birds life. With scrup-
ulous care he arranges hourly his feathers !;
all their markings are seen 10 perfection,
and many pccularities OF decoration are
then, and then alone, displayed. Tho
flcshy combs and protuberances become
scarlet and enlarged, and any one who
has not seen a pheasant or cock grouse at
this season Of love would be astonished mt
the alteration from his normal state. The
cock pigeon swells that part Of his body
most adorned with iridescent feathers 10
make the grandest show he can; and
every other finch and small bird brushes
up his modest iinery. II Is said that not
n single bright-colored feather on any
birds body is left idle or undisplayed. II
birds have bright colored tails. they raise
them 10 their highest and fullest and
abase their head if bright heads, then they
shake out their plumes, their eyes distend
and their wattles swell and IL, as In some
cases, they have large tippets OF feathers
falling on both sides OF the head, they con-
trive the bewildercd hen shall see all the
glores OF both sides ut n glance, and so
drag all the feathers of the far side round
to the near side, making such hugh mass
that the face Is nearly hidden, and the
projecting beak alone shows where the
head must be- All this is done for the
hens benefit, and it is only done when
she is near il all turns on her exist ence,
and ceases il she is absent. = Magazine Of
Art
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

They were going to whip man AZ the
public post az Glendale, Va, and three or
four of us rode from Malvern Hin battle
field 10 see the operation. The culprit was
n burly big negro and the audience, num-
bering 500, was Largely composed OF blacks.
When we reached the scene the man was
already trced mp They had his wrists
dashed 10 a crussbar and he was trying
hard TO work his courage up TO meet his
fate like n white man.
"Hi! dab, Muscs-doan you wish you
hadn't" qucricd one Of the crowd.
"NigGer, you golong"
"l'll bet he'll squirm like an eel"
IAN you'll har him hollar mile
AWAY"
He answered most OF them grufIiy but
one could see that he was "rattled." When
the official finally appeared strap in hand,
Moses broke down and began 10 beg. Not
one black person In all that whole crowd
seemed to pity him. Indeed, his own wife
pushed into the front rank her face
covered with grin, and called out;
IL dun tole ye ole man Reckon dey
am gwine 10 tickle ye all over
The official laid on the strap and count
ed out one-two-three-and so on, in n
loud tone Of voice, and when he had
reached thirty-nine old Nose was the
worse licked darkey in Virginia. After
the third blow he yelled and whooped and
prayed and begged, and his wife sat down
or the ground and waved her arms around
and shouted
"Iist You harken to him! He han't got
no mo- grit dan "A boy 20 vars oler'
After the licking one Of our party in-
quircd OF Moses how he felt.
al feel dat all dc bad has all gone outer
me; sab"
"And you won't steal again."
"No, sab. Ifyou should lay millyun
dollars down dar in de road dis chile
wouldn't nebber tech H. No. sab. He'd
jump de fence an make n break for de
woods"
"This will he warning TO You"
eyes, sab From dis time out | amt
gwine to do muffin but git up camp
meetin's and show desc yere niggs deers
path TO gloryr'- Detroit Free Press
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

l.-Subscribcrs who de- not give express no
ticC 10 the contrary. are considered wishing 10
continue their subscription.
eff subscribers order the diSCOntnuaucc
OF thcir periodicals, the publishers may CON
tinueto send them until "all urrcarugcs are
paid"
3.-ls subscribers neglect or REFUSE 10 take
their periodicals from the Office To- which they
are directed, they are held responsible until
they have settled their bills and ordered them
discontinued.
Amy person who receives a newspaper
from the post Office, whether nc has ordered il
or not, is held 10y the Postal Law To- bc "A sub.
scrlbcr.
5.-lt subscribers pay i'm advance they must
amc III they do not wish 10 continue taking IL,
otherwise the publisher il authorized Ia send it
ON and the subscriber will Ice held responsible
until nm express notice with payment of all
arrears are sent to the publisher.
cit il state Prison OtienSc II take pa
per from the office, AMI then return il the pub
fisher rcsuscd.-U. :. Session Laws for news
papers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
5JBSCR1RE FOR TEIE
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. default has been made in the con
ditiOns of a certain mortgage, dated the
clcynth day of March. lSSi, made and executed
10y George ". Dick,and Dora \. Dick his wife OF
Seville township, GrutOt county, state of
Michigan. to Nancy T.. Wolf, of the same place,
and recorded i'm the office of the register of
deeds for Gratiot county. Michigan, on the
fourteenth day of March. 1885, in libcr forty-siN
go, of mortgages, on page nincty-sN 90, 10y
which the power of sale therein contained has
become operative: and whereas, there IL claim
cd to loo due on said mortgage AT the date of this
notice the sum of three hundred and thirty
nine dollars and nifty cents ftsH.FDi, the install
mcnt of interest due on said mortgage on the
18th day of march, 1895, not having been paid.
and the undersigned having elected and hereby
clccting under the terms of said mortgage, that
the whole of said mortgage become due and
payubc forthwith; and, whereas, no suit or
proceeding at law or III equity has been in
stitutcd To recover the debt secured 10y said
mortgage or any pnrt to- thereof; now. there
the power of sale contained in such mortgage.
and of the statute of the state Of Michigan In
such case made and provided. ON Tuesday, the
2lst day of December. \. ID. lSSi. az II O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day, ut the front door
of the GrutiOt county court house in the VIII
lagc of Ithaca. Gmtiot county, Michigan, the
undersigned will sell M public auction. Ia the
highest bidder. the lands and premises dcscrib-
ed i'm said mortgage. or 80 much thereof a.
shall lc necessary tO satisfy the amount due
ON said mortgage and legal costs, together
with an attorney fee of fifteen dollars $1,000
A. hy statute provided. said premises being do
~crilpcd a. the southwest quarter of the south
township twelve ~ north. range four 90 west.
Dated september 3Oth lSS6.
NANCY T.. WOLFF. Mortgage.
MARCTS PoI.LNSKY, Atty for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
I.ETTERS

"Only the first three words are 10 be
found in the last edition of Webster's dict
ionary, and isproportionableness is un.
doubted y the longest word in that volume.
The correspondent who originated honori.
fcibilitudinity defines it rs honorableness,
but ii certainly has not honorableness
enough 10 cntitlc il 10 nest I'm the una,
bridged. ipedestrianistica likewise
lacks axe and responsibility, but 1t may
find its way into Webster in time II GER
tainly has good locomotive powers. SUI
ticonstltutioualist is doubtful, but we do
not believe even n mandamus would get il
into the dictionary. able
ness might get there IL Webster wasn't
looking. The man who invented pro
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. says it is a good
English word, derived from n short sim.
pie Latin root, and means one who dissents
from the doctrine or dogma of the so-called
Real Presence That may all be- but he
ought TO be condemned TO pronounce the
word twice day rs long as he lives IL he
tries TO introduce il into the speech OF
honest men. But, speaking Of long words,
what is the matter with Llanfairpwllgwy.
Observation-Disclosures wyrmuyllgogerbwllz
anttosiliogogogoch, the name Of village
in Walcsy"-t Rochester Post-Expresa
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
prCKISGs FROM "puCK."

You can't tell mans character 10y the
hat he wears. No, indeed; 1t is frequently
put on.
Ten old people in one county in Michigan
are cutting their third sets Of teeth
Nature Is very Kind TO Michigan dentists.
King Nlf5uso was able to save 81 .OO0. 600
a year ont of his salary. 20 long as this
j. the Gaze, the throne of Spain is not like
ly To- 90 begging
1t is said that there Is not n single smith
in the present Congress II 8, not stated
what the smiths have done 10 mcIit 80
general u DISGRACE, but it must bc.yory
drcu!tEl
Tic salary ~ the British Minister at
Washington in 100000 n year But %, he
has go -Nc -four public receptions 20 thc
WWl.G-ton Topulacc, lie probably eau4
all hc gels
Artificial eggs are now made at CO..
Of less than twenty cents dozen, and
artificial chickens can b. turned ont foI
seven cents FOUND. This will enable any
honest workmen TO boycott the hen with
perfect IMMUNITY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
Notice.

To my patrons and the public gener-
ally. Having disposed ola half interest
in my drayagc and express business to
Mr.. +. y. Chadwick the said business
Will be conducted from this date under
the name and style of RodmM X Chad
wick, who will carry out all contracts
and execute all work in Il first class
manner and at low figures as heretofore
To all parties owing me | may state
the amounts due must be- paid in inn
mcdiatcN to- settle up the old business.
L. ID. RODMNN.
Anna. Oct. lSN6. 392 w.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
Life worth Living.

The value OF life Is In it, height. 4
its length; i'm the reach of H. yigo aot in
the stringing ont Of it, decay; in what it
does, not in the protraction of its inability
The attachments Of the whole would be
greater if each individual were cut of ms
soon as his descent from the summit of
his powers had begun Then all move.
ments and tendencies would be on the
rise, whereas in the usual way half are on
the fall, so that the race Is like that un-
happy person who was sentenced 10 tho
labor Of forever rolling a stone mp the hill
Ia roll down again Cincinnati Com
mcrcigl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
BUSL}ESS LOG4L.

FoE SALE:-CWpet loom. stove. safe
and other articles. Inquire at \. NJ.
Iludsons.
392 Nv Mrs. GOULD.
For SALE:-Eighty acres of land in
the town ship of Arcadia, described as
follows: The west half of the South
west quarter of Section Seventeen in
town eleven, north of Range three west
Euquie of Jas. Kress. Alma. If
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
Some Lnnr Words.

~ correspondent of the St. Louis Re
publican asked for the longest word in the
English language. There have been n
large number Of answers, some Of them
U lite amusing. Here is a list OF words,
with the number Of letters in each:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

Shiloh's Nl,alizcr is what You need for
Constipation Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness
and al ,ymplo of Dyspepsia. Price
10 aud - ccnts per bottle Sold by b. )
Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

J. l.. Miller has a heavy span of
horses and a heavy numbering harness
to exchange for a good yoke of oxen.
Oxen wanted at once.
\ Washington special says that Rob
ert G.. Ingersoll is suffering from the
same throat trouble which killed Gen
eral Grant and that he has been inform
ed by his physicians that he cannot re-
cover.
What's the matter with Eaton. of
the Clare DcmocrdR He says: They
say there is no marriage in heaven.
Well, there wouldn't be on earth if
men and women only waited until
they got better acquainted. " Guess
his wife has been asking for Il new
bonett.
Farmers that have had their Bohe-
mian Dat bonds raised will please raise
their hands 600 Farmers who are
waiting to have their bonds raised will
now please raise their hands.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

Shlohs Cough aud Consumption Cure
d, sold 10y us on "a guarantee. Ii ca Is
Consumption Sold by T. : Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
Poultry. Game, Butter, EgsS.

Having leased the now store, - Michiran
Grand Ave. Cadillac square,. am prepared 10
handle on Commission, BUTrER, EGGS.
POT LTRG, GANE. Etc, Quick sales al high
est market price and prompt returns guaran-
teCd.
&. C. FITZPATRICK. Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

Choice bottled beer at the Model
Bar. Ten cent. per bottle. If.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29

To which business college will we
send the young man; Is an important
question among parents at the present
time. We answer, The Grand Rapids
Business College 1t is not eXcelled
for thoroughness by amy similar insti-
tuition in the country. ADDRESS, {. c..
Swensberg, proprietor. Grand Rapids
Mich.
This might be taken 10y the wary rs Il
warning against cider: \ cider barrel
explosion in Oakheld sunday morning
severely injured Mrs. }. G.. Whitman.
knocking out four teeth. breaking her
upper jaw and cutting a cash in the
left side of her face -four inches in
depth and requiring several stitches.
The fermenting cider was i'm an oil bar
rel with no vent. The force of the eX-
plosion was SO great that it blew the
head out of the barrel and lifted 1t up
on the top of another.
Miss c. NJ Fleming, the charming
and graceful editor and publisher of
the Alma RECORD, frightened the
Democrat Office with IA call yesterday.
The little lady publishes an excellent
paper, and one that is worthy of gener-
GUS support-Grand Rapids Don.ocrot.
Miss c. NJ. Fleming. of the Alma
RECORD. is a hustler. When She took
hold of the RECORD. l. months ago,
there were but 30 good subscribers on
the books. Miss Fleming has increas-
ed to list to 40, and is aiming to make
it an even 900. Miss Fleming is a
bright young woman. and deserves sue
cess.-Detroit Evening Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
Farmsfor Sale

SIX 81 acre lots partially improved an,
wld viii be- sold at bargain.
j. w MCLEOD,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-29
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