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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Notice of Tendency of Petition.

NOTICE II hereby given that we, Abraham
IN Shcllenhargcr and Rachel "Shcllrnharpcr
his wife the subscribers hereto. did ON the md
day of February 4. ID. 1858 thc same being at
least thirty days before the setting OF the next
term of the Circuit Court nm and for Gratiot
County cause To Toe filed with the clerk of the
circuit court for said county said clerk being
the Register in chanccrN a petition in which
II l. asked and prayed that a certain plat known
rs "ShcllcnbHrgcrs addition to Ashley M said
county recorded I'm the office of the Register of
deeds i'm and for said county i'm lihcr two ~
of plutS ON page twenty-five ~ hc vacated.
annulled and held for naught the same To-
all intcnts and purposes a. of the same had not
been plattcda ana recorded.
Said petition sets forth Il distinct description
OF the Lands 10 hc vacated. the names OF the
persons 10 be particularly affected thereby and
their interests therein also the particular
circumstance upon which said petition j. bias
eel and relief prayed for.
And further notice j. hereby given that said
petition will Ice brought IN for a hearing upon
proofs To Toe taken in support thereof in open
court ~ the opening OF the court AZ the next
term thereof Ia be held al the court house AT
Ithaca. the county scat OF said county ON the
9TH day of March \. d.. lSSS. or rs soon there
after rs said petition can hc heard.
Dated February 2nd iNSS.
ABRAHAM S~HELLENBARGER D....
RACHEL S"HELLENBNGERR ''''""''
W. y. BAHLkE, Solicitor for Petitioners.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

List of letters remaining ut the
Alma post office for the month ending
Jan. 4, 'SS. Gents: Thomas FitzgeI-
aid, Rev. ID y. Goodrich, John Hen
bricks. VIM. O. Lewis. Napoleon
Poitras, Vim. ). Robinson. Ladies:
Mis-. Benz. W. IIuestis, Mrs. \. Peck.
Persons calling for the above please
say advertised" ID. ELN.-P. NJ.
The musical attraction by the Welsh
Prize Singers at the City Hall, Saco,
last evening, was rendered to AN au-
dience which occupied almost the whole
of the seating capacity of hat hail.
One of the chief characteristics of
Welsh singing seems to be distinct
articulation. Our American singers
would benefit by imitation. LBiddeford
Times. Will appear at st. Louis, Eel
ruary 18th.
All seasons Of the year have their
peculiar features III the business world
the season to buy, the season
To sell, and the season when
merchants are generally or. this sea-
son of the year is SO peculiarly consti-
tinted that some get away OFF. we
notice this peculiarly in looking over
a somewhat illustrative sign. exhibited
Over the front of the Bee Hive Stores
showing to,what extent they can get
orr, they advertise $4,000 worth of
Dry Goods and Clothing at off and
5000 of winter goods etc. at I to ! off
if all they say. is true and they assure
us il is. all who 20 there are sure. TO
caryoff some big bargains, they never
advertise only. what they. perfofm,
no show, no humbug. al
their sales, an unpredjudicial
comparison of goods and prices is all
they ask they say% they must sell and
won't be undersold.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Forest Hill.

Editor Record
Our Sunday school averaged 1917 for
January.
Our regular monthly concert was
given Sunday night to IA large and APP
p%reciative audience.
Mrs Nyrtie Frisbi, has been quite
sick but is on the gain.
Several here are seeking to home
stead in the upper peninsula. pine land
is the attraction.
Farmers are drawing ice from Alma
for their summers use.
Bring in your grist of logs and grain
and get them manufactured at our new
mill.
Ash logs are being shipped to Ithaca
to w. +. Thompson.
A large number of leases have been
secured: and the work of putting down
"A well for oil or gas will commence at
an early date.
Those who attended the Farmers
Institute at Ithaca last week. gained
some valuable information. The lee
ture 10y Prof. f.. A. A. Grange, ' eterln-
AIRY, of the Agricultural College, upon
diseases of animals, was just the thing.
In the third session he gave "A very act
ual description of milk fever. and a
remedy for the same, VIZ. cover the
animal with a wet sheet, over tins put
WOODEN blankets SO as To sweat the row
for about II hours, change the pack once
and sometimes twice with great care,
To prevent their taking cold. The
paper Of lnman. -COwdry. was very IN
structive and listened to with marked
interest. In the afternoon General
Farming" 10y G. ii. Morse, of New
Haven. and the most profitable farm
ing for Gratiot county by Prof. =.
Johnson of the Agricultural College.
were full of practical instruction ana
listened to by "A full house. Following
were questions and discussions which
was heartily entered into 10y many OF
the farmers and the fact was fully de
monstrated that farming does pay III
Gratiot county. and those farmers who
try to take their SONS and daughters
into their business and give them some
thing to call their own and treat them
well. are the ones that keep their chill
dren about them and are known as a
happy family. Pres. Willetts. IN the
closing address. showed us some OF the
things that are learned to our young
men al the Agricultural college. ana
gave rs many valuable hints. The at
tendance during all the sessions wa
good. and the general verdict was.
give us more such.
To those who SO kindly assisted in
the last sad rites over the remains OF
my beloved sister, the late unfortunate
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Palmer, her Borrowing
sister extends her heartfelt thanks.
Mis-. MARY +. ALLISON.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

will he prepared to do all kinds of
dyeing. ribbons and plumes included,
Dec. 10, 1887. G.. w. VANWEGEN."
Alma, Mich.
We wish To inform the citizens of
Aim ! and vicinity, that We are prepar-
ed to furnish fresh bread and cake,
warm meals at all hours, good board by
the day or week with lodging. Oysters
III every style all at reasonable rates.
\ share of public patronage respect
fully solicited. :. g.. HOPKINS.
400 If.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
MORTGAGE ~sALE-Dcfault having been

MORTGAGE SALE-Dcfault having been
INl made i'm the payment of a certain mort
gage made aud executed 10y John ). Courier,
ana Julia Il Courier, his wife, of the township
OF sumner, County of GrHtiot, state OF Mich
iyin. to Mortimer Fly, of stockton, New York.
ON the fifteenth day of December, lNs2, and re-
corded in the office of the register of Deeds for
GrHtiot County, Michigan, on the &.nd day of
December, lsS2. az 3 O'Clock = IN. i'm iihcr ~ OF
mortgages. on page l6. and upon which mort
gage there l. claimed Ia Ice due and unpaid al
date OF this notice for principal and interest
the sum of Three hundred ana seventy dollars
and forty three cents tS3io.i3l and no proceed
ing~ having been taken To collect the same or
ANY part thereof. either at law or in equity.
Notice j. hereby given, that. 10y virtue OF the
power OF sale in said mortgage given, and in
Pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided. there will be- sold AT public ven
due to the highest bidder. ON the l,th day of
April. ISIS. at 10 n IN. AT the front door OF the
court house In the Village of Ithaca, Gratiot
Michigan, this bcing the place TOR hold
ing circuit court, for said county, the premises
in said mortgage described, or a. much thereof
a. shall Ice necessary to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage with seven per cent interest
and legal costs together with an attorney fee
of fifteen dollars tSlj,uo ~ l. 10y statute pro-
Nidcd: that j. TO say the following piece or par.
eel of land situated In Gratint county, Mich
igan VIZ. The southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section twelve ~ i'm township
eleven I'm north of range four west, in said
county and state.
Date Jan auth lSSS,
ID. SPtNNEY, NOtTiM II EN-,
Atty for Mortgage. Mortgagcc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Farm for Sale.

] offer the 200 acres situated on sec
ton ] and :, in Sumner. known as the
Hamilton Prichard farm. for sale. On
the place are 3 dwelling houses, ! large
frame barn, ! medium size frame barn,
corn house, a superior fruit orchard
and pure living water. The soil is of
the best and well adapted for both
grain and stock. The place is well
suited for dividing into 40 acre parcels,
and ! will sell the whole or any less
number of acres. and solicit pr0posit-
ions. Address me at Adrian. Mich.
466-5w VIM. II. VALIDITY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
" odd ,JeweIry" 4. the Thing,

In earrings, "a ruby on one side Of the
head and "a sapphire on the other, is IA
fancy that this winter will 20 eXccllcntly
well. Turquoiscs and diamonds is an idea
that has been taken up by a few, but the
lustrc of the stones is so different that,
scintilating from the right ear and the left,
they give an incougruous appearance that
one does not get from the other gems. In
flower icwclry it is not At all ont of order
70 choose a rosebud and a violet TO wear ~
earrings together, or to contrast n panSy
and a daisy in the same way. Diamonds
and sapphires is a favoiite combination this
winter for rings and for all manner of or
namental use.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

NGORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
age made and executed 10y John Is, sheldon I'D
summer, county OF GratiOt. state of Michigan.
to Mortimer Ely OF stockton. New York, ON the
tenth day ot October. lsS2. and recorded i'm the
Office oi Register of Deeds for Gratiot county.
Michigan. on the 2ith day OF October. issa. ~
I O'Clock and ~ minutes. y. m, in liner ~ of
mortgages, ON page T., and upon which mortv.
age there il claimsd to lie due and unpaid M
date of this notice for prime ipal and interest.
the sum OfElcven Hundred and Sixty-four
and tifty-scvCn lnothS dollars ell64. 81 beside. An
attorney fec of twenty-five dollars stipulated
Ia hc paid should any proceedings he taken to
tOrCClose this mortgage; and no proceedings
having been taken TO collect the same or any
part thereof. either NJ law or incquity,
Notice T. hereby given. that, 10y virtue of tho
power OF sale In said mortgage given. and i'm
pursuance of the statute In such case made
and provided, there will hc sold al public ven.
due tu the hig hest bidder. ON the ltHh day Of
March, ISIS. ~ one O'Clock y. M, az the front
door Of the Court House. I'm the village of
Ithaca. Gratiut county. Michigan, that being
the place tor holding the CirCtrft Court for
SAID county, the land and promises described
IN said mortgage. viz: The northeast quarter
oi the northeast quarter Of section twenty.
eight tssl I'm township eleven III north, OF range
four ~ west. IN the county Of Grutiut and
state Of Michigan. together with tire appur.
t"nanccs thcrcunto belonging.
Dated. Dec. -. 1887.
FRANCE PALMER. MoRrfxup Bty
Aty TOT hortSaEce. Mortgage
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Mixed.

A recent advertisement contains the fol
lowing startling information: IF the gen
tleman who keeps a shoe store with Il red
head will return the umbrella of a young.
lady with the ivory handle to the slate
rooted grocery shop, he will hear some
thing 10 his advantage, as the same is a
gift Of a deceased mother, now no more,
withc name engraved upon IT,"
The man who would keep an umbrella
ufter such an appeal is unfit 10 live. We
would surrender a circus-tent upon slighter
proyoCation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
II trains daily, except Sunday.

ConncctiOns;-A. Toledo with all lines di.
verging; at Manhattcn Junction with Wheel
ing X Lake Erie; at Alexis Junction with NC.
ana L.. n NJ. .: at Monroe Junction with
Adrian Branch J.. =. n VI. y; at Dundee with
NJ. X o., ana j.. ;. n VI. at Milan Junction
with Butler division Wabash. st. L.. X r.; AT
P~lttsfieid with lpsilanti branch l.. :. * NJ. ;;
az Ann Albor with Nj. G.; AT South LYON with
Line division q. r.. AT Howell with ID. l.. A n;
AT Duihnd with &. a G. r., and ID. & NJ; al
Owosso Junction with D.. ~ NJ, and NJ. C.; al
at II. Louis with !. L.. X NJ, and ;. v. a -. L.;
at lima with ID. l.. q N; at Mt. Pleasure with
r.. Il Z. NJ.
w. III. BfNNETT, Gen. Pass. a. Fr't Ag't.
H.. w. smtN Gen. Sup't.
DLOHH, gent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
est Arcadia.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour. of Sheridan.
are visiting among their many friends
here for Il few days.
James Lewis and wife. of Brecken-
ridge. visited at l.. Ii. AlliS last Thurs
day.
John Fink. Geo. Irish. Alton Wiley
and J.. II. Allis are putting up a supply
of very fine ice.
y Mr.. Murphy has bought 50 acres
of land south Of Mr.. Aldrich's. Com
Sideration, 81 ,0G0.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

MORTGAGES SALE Whereas default has
1N4 been made i'm the payment of the
money secured 10y a mortgage dated the 18th
day OF January i'm the year \ ID lSSi executed
10y Charlotte :. Glow. of Pine River, GratiOt
County Michigan 10 Daniel H.. sullivan of tho
same place. which said mortgage was recorded
i'm the Office of the register of deeds of the Couu-
~ OF Gratiot, in ibCr a of mortgages on page
2li on the 18th day of January In the year 1881.
Md whereas the amount claimed to hc due ON
said mortgage ~ the date of this notice i the
sum of Two thousand and thirty nine dollars
and uinCtN-right cents tS2WN.aSI OF prinCi pal
and interest and the further sum of twenty
five dollars a. an attorney fee stipulated for
in said mortgage and which H. the whole
amount claimed to De- due aud unpaid ON said
mortgage ana no suit or proceeding having
been instituted cithcrHt law or in equity 10 re-
cover the debt now remaining secured 10y said
mortgage or any part thereof whereby the
power of sale contained IN said mortgage
has become operative. Now therefore notice
l. hereby given that 10y virtue of the said
power of sale and in pursuance of the
statute i'm such cases made and provided,
of the premises therein described AT public
auction TO the highest bidder. at the front door
of the court house. for the county of GratiOt,
n the village of Ithaca, in said county ON the
18th day OF April, \. ID. lSNS at nine o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day. which said premises
are Described in said mortgage a. follows. to-
wit: The southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter. all ON section thirty-thrce Gsl.
township twelve ~, north of range three %.
west i'm said county OF GrutiOt and state of
Michigan.
Dated January IL. 4. d. IsSS.
JAMES b. WRIGHT WRIGHT,
Atty's for Mortgage.
DAN'L Il. SULLIVAN.
Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
U N PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session at the
Clerks office Jan. 81. Present the Pres
ident and trustees Montigel, Hawkins
and Smith. absent Green, Mcleod ana
Pulfrey; claims presented;
T. Rverson ~ 20
Inpails ON 90. Gasoline 1897
On motion allowed at footing ANA
clerk instructed To draw orders for the
same. On motion the marshal lnstruc-
ted to prevent the throwing of ashes on
streets. Adjourned.
b. =. Webb. L. NJ. smith
President. Act Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
New Cause Of Breaking

A young lady in New York who was
inattcntive at whist, has broken of her en-.
gagement with her lover because he recon-
mcnded her to scoop up her mind in a
peanu. shell and fix it on the game"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

For SALE;-A good second hand -
horse power engine cheap.
ii9-tt. j. NJ. Montigel X Co
If parties having accounts against
the late Mrs. Eliza Palmer, Will send
them to Mrs. Mary f. Allison, Coleman
Mich, they will be settled.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
ITHACA TO ST. LOUIS AND ALMA.
81. LouIs AND ALMA TO ITHACA.
Connections

Detroit, with Railroads d!Verging.
Plymouth-Flint Il Pere Marquette Ry.
south lyon-Ioledo, Ann Arbor a CD Tr'nk
Icy Ain Lin Div. G.. +. Ry.
Trowbridge-ChicagO X Grand Trunk Ry.
L~nnsing-Sag. Div. of NJ. Il. H., l. AXE shore
4 Michigan southern nv.
Ionia-D.,G g. n. a VI. Ry., n stanton r.. X:
Howard City-Grand Rap!ds& Indiana a. Il
81 pid- \ w. VI. Ry., and G.. X. 81. X
East S~a2inaw-Sag. Div. of VI. G. X. r.: F.&
=. NJ. Ry., y. H.. \ N, :. r. Il H..
j. Is. MULLIKEN. Manager.
W. a c. 0"ENTER Traffic Man. Detroit.
Genera lOifices Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
The Salvation Army In Court.

The city Of Augusta, Me-, is now the
defendant in twenty seven suits for false
Imprisonment brought by members Of the
ages are laid at several thousand dollars,
the complainant alleging that death re.
suited from the imprisonment. II is mat.
ter of rumor that If these suits are success.
ful two hundred others will be brought
against other Maine cities and incorporated
towns.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
An Able Essay.

A teacher having asked his class to
write an essay on THE Results of Iazi.
ness" a certain bright youth handed in as
his composition Il blank sheet OF paper.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

Council met in regular session at the
Clerks Office Feb. eth: Present the
President and trustees Montigel, law
kins, Pulfrey and Smith; absent Green
and Mcleod, minutes of meetings of
January oath and3lSt read and approx
ed. Claims.
j. ID. Spinney fire warden : 30
Jno. G.. Barber. shOveling snow. 20
On motion claims allowed and Clerk
instructed TO draw orders therefor.
On motion Clerk instructed to procure
suitable registration book. Adjourned.
Il. :. Webb, y. lerlngton.
President. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

IlcSlutllN. tltIh'
At the Pine River stock farm, ! mile
north of Alma Mich. can be found the
standard bred stallion, Diamond Joe.
No. 1923. trial 2:34. last / mile in 36,
seconds. "A 2:24 gait. Diamond Joe WAS
sired by Ericsson No. lob. record 2:3O!
at { years old and 6sin the 2:3O list;
Ericsson by MembrinO Chief No. ii and
II in the $50 class list. Diamond Joes
dam was 10y AleXander Abdallah Nol5
he by Ilambletonian No. 10; JOeS 2nd
dam was by Wagner thoroughbred; 3rd
dam by Modoc 10y American Eclipse:4th
dam by Sapidon; 9TH dam by Lance; 9th
dam by AratuS. Alexander Abdallah
was sire of Gold Smith Maid 2:l4:
Rosalind 2:2l4. and others in $50 list
ne also sired the dam of Jerome Eddy
2:l6f: Hambletonian Membrino 2:2lt;
Convoy 2:22l: Elsie Good 2:22t; Kate
Middenton 2:20 Magnetic -; Bill
Thunder 2:25 Granville 30; Don Cor
sack 2:2S: Bay Chieitian 2:2Sl Trenton
2:2SI: Nightengale 2:294; FIRING 2:26t:
Rachel 2:.20t: John +. lbs Don Car
los 2:2St: Diamond Joe trial PEA, last
mile i'm 36 seconds. a pa gate.
Alexander Abdallah sire OF Almont
Withers. dam by Membrino Chief.
Thi. horse has 81 in the $50 list
and is bred 10y AlmOnt the same us
Diamond Joe Blue Bull. No. -; dam
bv Black mare. 10y Murdock. 10y Amer
lean Eclipse has "a IN the $50 list, this
horse isrclatcd to Diamond Joe through
Medow. The following horses are
related to Diamond Joe;
Maud :. 2:s4: Jay Eye See 2:l0; West
Mont 2:l34. Piedmont 2:l7t; Fannie
Wither spoon 2:l64: Trinket 2:l4; Nut
wood 2:lSf: Bessie 2:l75; 10 Il. lii:
Maiolica 2:l5: Maud Messenger 2.l6l
Monroe Chief 2:lS; Patron 2:lS3; Phalas
2:l3f. Diamond Joe was bred by Bal
ker X Harsh. Lexington, Ky. and sold
to .. \. Mead. at Nashville, Iowa,
when > years old for $1,000 and was kept
for a stock horse, he IN a dark rich bay
with black legs name and tail, he has Il
fine shaped head and the eye Is large
and clear and the expression Is reSolute
he is long, ruugy and handsome he Is
10 hands > inches high and as fine a
driver as can be found. | have a regis
tered certificate of his breeding, so You
can see what YOU are breeding from and
| no one can be deceived. I'm order to
introduce tins blood to my farmer
friends. | have concluded to put his
services at avery low rate SO 10y the
season OF - To insure, mare Will be
kept ON grass at - cents, the best OF
care will be given them, accidents or
| ESCAPES assumed. WIN. SLOAN.
Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Detroit, Lansing e. Northern Il. II.
In Effect Jnne 20, 1886.
SS Trains run by Central Standard time.
MAIN LINE.

MAIN LINE.
Going West. stations. Going East.
A. MA. Mp. NJ. AMP. v-pu
1:ui l0:lO 5:2u Nv Detroit arlI:55 3:t5 g:n
t:b5 1850 t;l3 :, Plymouth II :02 100 So
S:l1 ll:21 6:js =, S'tb Lyon =, 1898 2:25 s:I7
A. Mp. ".
9:G LIB 500 TroSbridge o:O6 I2:4I 6:8
lOUO $40 s:l5 - Lansing f, 9:O1 l2:G $40
A. M.-P. Mp. NJ.
ll:25 3:l5 935 d" lonia =, $40 1855 $50
y. MA. Mp. NJ.
l2.W 4:U3 l0:2i >, Grccnvillc ., 6:2S g:ja 4:Gj
ECO 4:ij ll;l0 Howard City 5:ij g:l5 3.25
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-17
wEEKLxPREss ASSOCIATION.

Their First Annual Meeting Ed Itors' Rally at SavIn Rock. The Connecticut Weekly Press association held it's first annual meeting st Savin Rock yesterday. Something like thirty members were present, and all that had wives brought them. The editors were in their hsppiest mood, and sharp wits were worked as fast as the paste pot and scissors on other days. As Q sauce for the fine dinner which Landlord Freeman spread out for them, the State libel law was discussed. Editor Hale of East Hartford then filled the room with aggressive notes from his cornet, and the editors rushed headlong for the whispers of the wild waves and the soothing songs of the sea.
 Editor Adams of Naugatuck distinguished himself by bringing the question of erecting 8 monument to a certain hero of the revolu- tien before the assemblsge. His brother editors put their hands in their pockets, looked at each other blankly and declined to take action at present. Among those there were :: H. B. Hale, East Hartford Gazette; Harry Hayden, Hartford Insurance Journal; B. NJ. Jerome, Shore Line Times; O. s. Haviland, Southington Phoenix, G. N. Guernsey, Mystic River Press; 0. Collard Adams, Nauga- tuck Review; Thomas H. Taylor, Rockville Journal; s. T. Addis, Windsor Locks Jour nal; J. H. Whitney, Seymour Times; Fl. M. White, Torrington Register; B. W. Naples, Norwalk Hour; Frank E. Beach, Williman- tic Journal; F. C.. smalley, Danbury Regis ter: J. H. Vail, Winsted Herald; Allen Wiley, Hartford Sunday Globe; F. s. Tower, West Haven Budget; Thomas s. Pratt Rockville Journal
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-17
RN FEW

"A Pleasant furnished room; S1.50 week
 S.i! 701 STATE STREET.