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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20


So4ns N4l@..le 1a.i.,s..a@slaa l.sr lA.,.is4-
tss h.ss.
Il j. s4fe &. 50 .l4f t.eee IS uoi 8 asg,
vllh eseslsae NAo les l.s s.S.. a. 4a.a
s1-.I. Esr...ss s-ss e.'-ul411 eas-ll-l4. ~
perhaps Las srC--t 1ls..l4s lf-.a alie1 s1ia's
.Aass -gs s-spca..a~. 44srs 81 L~tllE
strls.as -ae.l . g4~-l eAcspi - 49, e.1pital
60 strtLE.a. eatte tat ordinary ae5 laole -
q mystery 4c1.t t1e l.s-ts1 ~ ll~aDi6ctlrs
y 1-ef tals ar.le.e tF.Il TIE fiitsoorEa Dis-
patch nssy -lsfcl.
.sIAe Ifsi r~t4la - Tie l-..Alng 81 tao
llas Ils I.-ler,-l comes "a cells- escl cou-
sala.ts fran elgats a. oue haa4rcd al
twenty feel 81 ra4Ac lran r-1. which Is ~
uniform diameter sla af Harl..s aae. .as-
responding Sc thr slrersuI les g ,a-i-s
a pleoe ~ ll.s ware - placed "a lle
Qraete Ell powerful machine. tAe Vles. -
started atssssrl4s nation lG. parted aac tAs
lsca col-es lerlA 10 = spiral re-.. laoAiag AZ
tie ouler stra1d ~ rope mlEnt II Bop
aratea fgala the ss-lp o1sai n4rts
~Ihe groove lulo Wa-cn tle iron q
pressed A1l The spuole lke arraneelleut
about which tae col - fsrAoa, maze .As
col ex4csls uniform thro4 hoax the lAAs
beng tAs came dls stance apart aha ~ tie
sADs size Tie nlacllus coca lie ~efk f-g,
ialy Bal little me L. consumed ln CONVERT
ing The e. dts 81 more fesl ~ ro1 int
shape lor CHAIN ilAks
The uext step ia the manufacture Il
a chain is TIE cutting ~ tic Anks
TIE spiral eail goes from tie hAne ~ lie
fret Worku4I a. aEellef y Ae places q in
l1ag sneetlrlu tIolEL, suspended a. Llsh
uau = Ae4l, one ED being considerably
loser .--u t-e other
Zone eld ~ tbs ool IL thea submitted h
the operations 81 tie cutting Glae-lns,
which, 81 a single blow strikes 90 enough
Of b. ter chain ARA The machine is res4-
lar GHd RAPID ga ITS motion. The workman
has oniN 10 bold the iron ~ POSITION, and
froG Two u-sared ~ sWa 1slc4e1 a4~ sef-
eaty five l-lAs are cat every minute They
drop luto q spolt Gad roll tlsrefran lnto
sala4i cart, aAlND A. Aa--ee aNsy y lien IL.
l. tie We-alae departments
$50 Tar, d. lAe WORK l&S been dcle with
out tae agency ~ lest, bat tie ol-ain o~u
not DC completed without the sgency &
FIRE Tie hn@l operation Is wela.ug TIE
links together. Standing beside furnace
81 which hot natgr-l-eas IRE - blazing.
Tie workman SEXES piece q TIE Waite bct
meal wllh AIS tolgs, places ~ Oh a Gle. sLG,
putting Lls foot OF a tre1cle, causes
spring hammer 10 descend, giving sbspe "
the INK
1.-TWO other turns aud two more blows "a
the hammer. and the lax a. clMqleisy
formed and welded together Another pleCs
is then taken from TIE 1re AID TIE open
end deity slipped around the lax gusi
formed IL Is then operated upon -si as
the 1rst Ink W@s-2uotler is added, then
another. tue chain Is growing rapaly-ss
fast, indeed. t4at two feet Of more = . has
toeu finished before fAe red glow las cled
out q The first lax welded
'Of the small chain. which TIE workman
IS now making. t3s .4l-g u three thou
sand Inks is considered q good days work
More can be- made q q smaller size aud
less u d larger. IL IS boz and Lolsy work"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

Pans Aug Il-k DsHais n. bus
ssnd Of ssrs BernhsTdt Glsc bandsy -
Cerebral congestion
Jiadgtone tod Pew DT CUvlsr that
Americas greatest dangers were TIE
growth Of Plutocratso powers sno cay
divorce ava
The frrf new bale % cotton raised within
the Memphis district vas received hatur-
cav Iast year tie first Osv bsls y - re-
90 ivs1 Augusta
The remains - Hrs Esrnsy wife - Rev
pr Hammer II KoIhmszoo. kich. have
been f6en.ifsd among the victims - tba
Johnstown oisas-er
tfgzsas Ind ssturdsr IN. boiler 10
~ Nurrsv's saH-rrIsn exploded EiifinR
kstttrv Yong eng peer. snc iuiufihz
Der krCal seriously.
Th tronze monument - Bofsrf L.
a. Richmond 20 viI 10 E.ed ir No.
ve7r es- nert The psfsstal Is being but
o. sss tug A. grsnif@.
Ar unknown tramp While 6rupk va o..
cer'fsfef beT dss ra~nf beta arms 80
legs cas- r. br s. forftvsst@rr trsib - Be-
ioit Ns slnc night
r.ro'.cfet cana scross tns rrpss go -
ftsiF connecting rae tor1sfss ana -
Nedrerrsnssn vrcpi1 .sks AZ Tssrs =
80 sns cost = ~ 0t1
Csar.es Vspiey sDc E6ois stunyt 49,
ls ant ~ vssrs fsspecsvely vnfis bathing
81 rts Dao river I've n.lss p~io~ kvsrs-
r vFrs drowned ssrur9sT
4-rs 1e.-f , Cox - Cfrcirust has
b. 81 ss.e.tes t1s ter prrarT ontirrrsn
- frf western Esss.r vrTs eos-erff~n
vai.h ues.s - aaf a-T sspts be-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
The PRESIDENTS PLANS.

AFTER III. TuP - Indianapolis lie Hlil
settle Down % Work On His Message -
the PROPOSED fxtr- session u Congress
WAsaNGIoA. Aug 20 Tie President
accompanied ~ Private -sc.e rAIy laiIoTd.
lelt ~ o'cIock Saturday afternoon Tor
Deer Park us Harrison t1tissd al TAO
baltimore OHIO depot JUS. ID tiuie 70 meet
the President there anu accompany
him On Tuesday the President iii
70 % Indianapolis aad VII IemAla
ihers TWO or three DAVIS re
Viii then return 10 Deer Park j u "a j
be some time before lie j. seen in washing
ton again WIKI tne extra session il con-
temptation. possibly Is early Is The -lst o.
October. he has gre ~ d-al Of 81 orA sriers
HIM ia the preparation II his nrst niesA4s e.
He expected before t1ls time t. have
had q chance 10 DO some q i1is wclk,
bat ~ Deer Park and Bar HarDor alike
the public have demanded his time. lie
proposes GA his return from Indl napolis
10 accept no Invitations 81 any sort but 20
relire To his cottage a. Deer Park and work.
lie VIII not return 90 rs Washington before
the middle OF September. and viii proba-
biy make but few appointments until he IS
through with the work on Als message
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

PIrTsBURGH Pa Aug l4-Ihe solicitors
FOR the south Fork fishing and Hlntiug Club
has ed pea Of not guilt IN the case Il
Nancy " 1s-le aud child. en- against tie
club The Csc Wi be tied by Jury as
soon a.. it, tim comes upon tns calender
III al b.. a was a voluntary one. ana defend
a. Is ice not centrally plead unal so ruled
bv lbo court It sh9vst.af the CLUB is not
shrinking the is.4s AMI q ANXIOUS 20 have
the matt settled a soon IS fossiois.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

sFR1xsr1KrD. III. Aug re- The Queen
Issbe - association Of Chicsgo was char
tered Friday Tie iacorppEators are Hr
JaHa Holmes smith. Catherine ' Wsite
aad Or Fanny Dickinson. sod ire object IS
70 erect statue Sc Chicago 20 Queen lsa-
bella. OF spain which viii be un7siisc a.
tna Worlds Fair ia ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

ISDIASAPoLIs Ind tnr ~ sunday vas
the sxfr-slxfh day CT the last q Robert
= rvel aged 81 years iiis pulse hes never
been less than forfr-8re nor higher than
ffsv He wss cross "a uslal He La not
Jeff his bed for twenty-five ders Ts takes
only ao ooc .ousl sup ~ rn and during
THE eueire fsst - sirtvt.v 1ays has not
rsed enc entire gallon r BE il very
much punched sll shrnnl.tn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
BREAD TRUST IN ENGLAND.
Several OF the Large bakers in London
Combine 70 Raise Prices.

Combine 70 Raise Prices.
LoNDOS. AGg l0.-Tho failure OF the
most important European wheat crops and
tho continuance u evil harvest weather
here IN England have led 70 steps for the
formation OF a gigantic bread trust
IA London -Four OF the largest
metropolitan bread companies con-
trolling nearly 80 bakeries. with a certified
tota. yearly proaI OF 500. 90. are already
n combination and others are expected 10
follow The consoIdat on viii be known
"a the London Bread Union and OF course.
IL is announced that by reduction OF the
administrative expense and lessene
competition this new monopoly viii be
able 70 lower the price o. bread Wheat
has gone up to-day IA all the English pro
viucial markets
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
nl.d Of 81. Inlnrie..

CHAR1oTrz. y C.. Aug i9-W G Perry.
the aeronslt who sustained severe iu-
iglses hy falling from "a balloon 80 te~s
hiEh a. Mount Holy fdr near Charlotte
ten DAYS go lieI Sunday nIs from .u-
tsrasl int lTfas Perry leaves wite and
tr-o IA. laIsu who c<le ere from birmlng
IAN AlaafeW DAYS ago
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

TIxcENNEs. Ind. Aug IA c. Lyons Was
killed outr sht, C. W Pauiy fatally man
gled. an engine and eight cars wrecked and
a large number Of cattle killed in ~ acci-
DENT Sunday at Montgomery, twenty-five
miles from here While freight train OF
the Ohio d Mississippi railway Mas running
at high speed il struck a COW. and the en-
CINE and eight cars were thrown into ditch
and demolished
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
Eighteen Hurt.

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug l9-At 7:50 o'clock
Sunday morning an incoming passenger
train on the 8 4 NJ railway WAS derailed
two miles from the city 4 broken brake
beam threw switch open, and TWO cars
were hurled down 4 high emOankrns at.
Eighteen persons were injured more or
less seriously. but al may recover
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

FA~sks CrJr BIO Aug 80 Commander
sn-Chief arner. q The X has COM
p.eteG hls report Tor Toe past year, winch
viii be submitted 20 The Milwaukee en-
campnent The report saows total
membership o. @i3z5 an incneass q 81
clz members during The year
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
The FORESTERS.


Chicago tho Headquarters 81 the order.
Choose. New Ofnoors, and Selects
Brooklyn for the Meeting in 1891
MiNNEAFoL1s MINI. Aug 70 Owing 10
the Local sqaabbie over sase Offices The HIGH
Court o. the Ancient Il OF t0resfe-s to
day voted 10 remove its headqua. ters 10
Chicago and % hold the next convention
there.
The following officers were chosen and
alter selecting Brooklyn "a the place OF
meeting IN ssl a ionrnmrns took place:
Supreme CAieI Ranger, " 4 Elliott Jr !;
Supreme s. b-Chief Ranger. H. A Simsrott;
Supreme Permanent Secretary. T. " Nc
Murtry supreme Treasurer. u Brougham,
Supreme senior Warden. r Matthews; Su-
preme Junior Warden, W + Toouey: Su-
prene Senior Beadie r. L Betz, Supreme
junior Beadie, z Hsolas, Trustees. L "
Blood. A l. Lepitrs, T a Morgan.
Auditors Percy Thorpe. ". z. Balk, Henry
Werkmetster
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

Bosrox Aug ~ -Bostons international
maritime exhibition VIII open November 4
50 and close January / $500 IL VIII ad-
nit EXHIBITS Of every thiag connected with
ships. shipping and marine interests, and
viii % tho nrst exhibition of the kind ever
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

Krxes Kuzs. o. Aug ~ Tom - he
Kings powder mills exp oded Saturday
evening short Y after tie employees had
cult work and loft the buildinrs conss-
oaentlv no ures were lost Loss 70 prop
.s-4- a. 90
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
TRUST IN CHEAP LITERATURE.
English Capitalists After the Big Chicago
and New York Novel Establishments.


NEW YORK. Aug 1e-It IS stated that
trust to control the publication OF cheap
literature IS about 20 be formed English
capitalists are said 10 be willing 10 pat their
money into the enterprise 10 ire
ex emit OF sl .Oce 90 The plan is that
the English syndicate shall buy outright
the business Of the leading publishers
o. cheap novels In this city and IA Chi
cago The list includes George Munro A
Co.. who have placed their price al s. 90. =
0U. the John " Lowell Company which
concern would not sell out for less than
sc 1ot, d j Ivers a Co. Hurst a Co. "
l. Alii-on. Norman Manro. ! 2. Alden and
John S ogilvie All If tais city. and Rand
kcNally q Co and BE Ford. Clark A Co. Il
Chlcsg GO. Representative 81 these con-
Germs have already been approached and
their fgGres obtained
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

PAEIs Aug 49, A special envoy Of King
Humbert. Of Italy, has presented Thomas
A Olson. the famous American electrician,
with the insignia of a grand officer OF tho
crown OF Italy. Mr.. Edison thus becomes q
Count and his wife a Countess
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

Nu.TEsnAEEE Pa. Aug ia During q
quarrel in 30 ooa a. fttston saturday
night Edwari atrs struck IhomHs hnel
IN tae neck leiug hiia So the fool Smell
died a uoIncli. later. his neck having been
broken He "a as sel-knoun resident OF
pLt-atnn la..E ls u---l arL.rL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

BISMARCK. \ d. Aug. 10 The Consti-
tutionai convention fnish-d rs work Sat
urday night ana adjourned sR lie
HE1 ESA " T. . Aug - On saturday the
Constitutional convention adjourned ssus
de-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

ISDIANAroLIs Ind Aug "a Rev D.
Robinson. j. ID one o. tho most pom nent
Methodist ministers OF the state. dropped
dead 81 his bone on North JerseY street
about a. o clock sunday night from apo
piexy He was y wears II nEa and leaves 3
wife and four children. g. grown Or
Robinson was tVice pres dent OF The Fort
WAYNE Methodist Episcopal College. So 20
Ie-. and ~ u -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug. 10
FLoUR-Market quiet ana easier Spung
patents. st40s5.65. ~ inter- patents. a. 90 .4-59;
Bakers IS. -0o2so. Strairlts, sl-50U451
WHEAT--Matket duu and easier, with traders
be4rlshly i1c.lued. August, 1sN11-4c. S pten-
Der. 78s.a16bc. and December tx IS
COR.-ol - and weaker No. %, 8, 554c;
No. , Yellow, ;ts t5Ac; No. 3 a.. tss4c,
No yellow. soa56isc. August, aais 5fiac,
September, SO - &C October. 81 E. G.. May.
Ss-4 1a7sc
OAIs-Qliet and cas- er. no cash .0i, Z
2oi.c OCT Der 20 Q-pssc. My, 2sb &c
Sample lots u far supply and easy. so. g 8
e2c No. o White. 224e5c; No. ? 20i. l2l &c;
No White -fi. tl6c
RYE-Qllet ana steady. 40. cash. in store.
a.. SCI ten Der de- very. sac October. s3A c:
samples sell 81 S5ussc FOR so. j. ald s3ss ..44o
Tor $50. 3
BkRIEY-Cash barley steady. No. l. low
grade 10 COOL - ne5c: No. 3 good 20 choice.
Mass PORK-Ifadiae quite arf ve and pr. ces
easier Prices ranged a. . 80 e'o for cash.
sas1 1a55 for September. .ss 1855 for Octo-
Der. and 81 s5445<.s for Jalaary
LARD-Tr-i.ne = ,tvs ems p-'ces lower. Quo
fators ranged at s1l5 6ti tor cash s. i5 o
80 for So rember. is ~ 6Q71 for October,
ard s. SOS s7-s sor January
BurrER-Creaner pa. NE; Dairy g. ,
ig.s Packing $40. &c.
EaGs-Fresn. 1fs bl.c Seconds. tLooa 80
PEI cass.
Pout1RY-TIve chickens. sbafc res ? I've
Ta-zevs p. s-ac per ? I've Duck. S., 90
Per : 1--we Geese, s1ooe9 Yer doz
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

Thsr A. Lias.r rs~sr Pockets - Tninsis
snt Wisconsin
esrEvt TL Arg % -ihr -rsEe f'r
V@.r hunting ass -sacaed aals se7-iaa an
tits fsir I'd 30 ~ ysaerai - 1as 1een
~ scrth-rr Wisconsin FIR. ~ -1e 7sz- ~
dars rr ncrs Al tne rrsssn srns nve-ti-
xaEcns srs -onfnea 20 sae smaller riss-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
HOME AND VICINITY.

Fly Nets at Mordens.
Who leads the shoe trade Of Aima'
Ell. STARK
Mr. Tinker went to Saginaw tues
day.
Clum & Decker have a new awnin,a
this week.
To ilet Article of every description at
Webb''s Drug Store.
CIV. Yerington is visiting friends
in Detroit thisweek.
There wa "a very refreshing shower
here Wednes, lay afternoon.
Shoes cheape than ever heard OF
before at Bailey Il Beachs.
Commercial m en- are plenty. Ii
seems to be clothil. g season.
Wright's Opera He Nuse Band expect
to start for Bay View about August g.
The Bay City Times celebrates the
4th by printing their paper IN req ahc
blue.
Call at Bailey & Beachs nd oe con.
vinced that they are doing wha, they au'
vertise.
Monday, July 22nd. is the d. He o.
the Milliken Concert in tire Co ueg'
Chapel
Chas. Ashley. of Detroit, spel
Sunday with his brother-in-law, John
Macdonald.
Miss Bertha Struble is spending the
vacation with her grandparents at
Crystal Lake.
Hamlin Il Green shipped car load
Of hoops to Benton Harbor, Mich, via
the d., l.. 81. n.
Put your ear to the ground, and hear
the corn grow and the potatoes quarrel.
ing for more room.
E. n. Chadwick has traded his black
horse with l.. b. Quick, of Sum merton,
for fine iron gray.
A drove of mustangs passed through
Alma Tuesday morning going east.
Their destination is not known.
Green apples are ready for the small
boy, and the Doctors faces are assum-
ing more cheerful appearance.
The Sunday Review is the name of a
newspaper jsut started at East Sagi-
nav, with Thomas McGee as city editor
Gilt Edge Dressing for Ladies, Misses
and Children's Shoes, will not rack
the leather. For sale by
+. l.. STARK.
A. +. Bracket of Chicago, seems tC
be doing quite business in selling
pianos and organs, having dispose d
of half a dozen in this neighborhood
JOS. Rays new house is beginning
to improve the looks of Center street
which promises to be nice street in
the near future.
Mrs. Stevens, mother of. Miss Leila
Stevens. goes to Chicago next week
where she will live with her son. JOIN
Glass expects to occupy the hous,
vacated by her.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

MissLelia A. Stevens was in Ithaca
Tuesday.
w, w. Preston, of Mt. Pleasant was
in town Wednesday.
l.. a. Sharp, was III Mt. Pleasant
"Wednesday on business.
j. w. Button, of Saginaw, visited
friends in town Thursday.
John Baker, of Shepherd, was in
town Thursday on business.
DR.. f. A. Bagley's father, of Horton
Jackson Co., Mich. is spending few
days with the DR..
L. M. Fish, former superintendent
of the ID. l.. & n passed through
here on Wednesday.
a. j. Vincent, shipping clerk in the
silk factory at Belding, visited his
brother here the first of the week.
Mrs. Chester Perkins was called to
the southern part of the state the first
OF the week, by the death of her
sister.
Mrs. Frank Thomas was called to
her home at Hemlock on Tuesday and
Frank stays at the Ely House during
her absence.
Wesley Harrison, representative of
the Aberdeen, (Dak) Building and
Loan Association, left for Riverdale
Thursday morning.
At the Episcopal church last Sunday
evening II. a. Milliken played for the
Offertory the celebrated Largo. by
Handel, with fine effect.
Mr.. NJ. B. Rogers, accountant of the
d., i, ~ n. r. r. at Grand RAPIDS
was in town Wednesday and made
j. IL. Arnold pleasant call.
Prof. Adams left Thursday night
for Chicago, where he will remain over
Sunday, and from there visit Colorado
and other places in the west. expecting
to remain until August 1st.
Hrof. w. III. Davis Of Lakeyiew. is
one of the teachers at the Summer
Normal. which opened at the College
on Tuesday with an enrolment ON
that day of forty pupils.
Charles Krevinski was arrested by
the marshal, Last Sunday, for abusing
his family. After staying in the clock
up over night he was brought before
Justice ferington on Monday. and
lined SO and costs, for being drunk
and disorderly.
The usual dull season after the 4th.
and during hay and harvesting when
farmers are busiest and stay at home
does not seem to hit the Bee Hive
store this year They are haveing a
rushing trade right along, owing pre-
samably to the big cut they are making
on prices in all departments and con
tinually dealing out the big bargains
they are advertising; they want to close
out their stock of summer stuff and
will continue TO stock and cut until il
is down to fine thing; IN the meantime
go there and see what they can DO for
you before buying elsewhere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

For sale:-1O,OOO Cabbage plants for
sale, at IL. Millers.
0FoR SALE:-One billiard table. In
quire of OTTO SANDERuoFF. 533- Pm
To LET.-A convenient dwelling on
Superior street, near College, for SI2
per month. Apply at Office of \. W.
Wright.
FoR SALE;-A gasoline stove in good
repair, cheap. Inquire of Henry Yer
mullen at Hough * Co.'S.
House and Lot for Sale.-New house
and desirable location. Enquire at
Bert. Woodward's Real Estate Office
LosT:-A square, agate watch charm
which swings in a gold frame Finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to Posto1ice Book Store.
NOTICE. will be at the Office of \.
Yerington, on and after July 9TH with
the roll, to collect the taxes for the vii
lage of Alma. Office hours from to y
a. m. and ! to p. IN.
Il. n. CHADWICK, Marshal.
| have opened up my Ice Cream
rooms and invite all to come and see
me. l keep the celebrated c. a.
Connor's cream, of Owosso, which
eXcels all others. $. q. HOPKINS.
526-tf
To the ladies of Alma and vicinity:
| am handling the Domestic Sewing
Machine. All who desire to purchase
iirst-claSs, lightrunning machine, will
do well to call at my Barber Shop and
see the machine, or send me word and |
will call at your house. Very easy
terms. NICK G.. DAVIDSON. Alma.
FOR SALE,--Two houses and lots on
Wright street. First lot has good one
story cottage, with six rooms. good
sized barn, good well water, goou els
tern. small orchard, and beautifully
located, contoins one acre. Second
lot has good story and one-half square
house. cistern. and contains one-hall
acre. Also lots . and 3. Kress Addition
to village of Alma. Will sell the above
cheap. c. T.. KREss.
! 530-3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Great Midsummer
Clearing out
BargainSale
which continues the whole
month of July.

Remember that we CLOSE OUT
our entire STOCK OF SUMMER
GOODS, and give you the benefit of
the IMMENSE BARGAINS we ad
verified in previous issue of the
Record, during tie season when they
are needed, and don't wait until the
season for such goods is over, then
offer Bargains (?) on unreasonable
goods.
While the Thermometer Of the
weather keeps going up, and up, and
up, our Thermometer of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
BEE HIVE
HOT WEATHER
REPORTS.

Thermometer 90.
Well this is Hot.
1t might be still Hotter.
We need this kind of weather.
Now don't complain that it is too
Hot.
1t makes corn grow-good for the
farmer.
1t makes oorns ache-good for
No 'taint.
1t induces Ice Cream aud Lemo-
made.
But most of all it reminds one,
that THIN SUMNER CLOTHING
is essential to the welfare and hap
piness of the Human race.
We propose to make everyone
happy THAT is those that are willing
to be made happy by supplying
them with anything they want at our
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Half Price
IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE DE.
PARTMENT WE ARE Sell
LING:

Mems and Boys Lawn Tennis
Shoes at 90 and so cts.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Kid Ope-
IA Slippers at 10 cts.
Our entire Stock of Ladies', Mis-
ses' and Children's Fine Dress Shoes
AT SIXTY-FINE CENTS ON
TIE DOLLAR.
Same on Mems and Boys Fine
Dress and Working Shoes.
Everything in Our Clothing De
partment, including Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks and
Valises, goes during this Sale, at
nearly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
7,uD\cEc
GA~1A1WSAO

is going Down, Down.. Down..
SO that everyone-no matter how
thin their pocketbook-is enabled to
take advantage of
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-04-04
KILLED HIS STEP-MOTHER
The Shocking Crime Of Ficnd in
Maryland.

A Charleston, w. Va, special says
Information reached here that Thomas
Woods, who lives on Donnelly park, on
Mud river, in Lincoln county, near
Toronto postoflice, sent word to his
step-mother, Mrs. Woodson Woods,
that one of her neighbors across the
hill was sick and wanted her to come
Immediately. He concealed himself
behind tree near n path to await her
coming, and when she approached
stepped out and fired n revolver full at
her breast, the bullet taking effect just
below the nipple. She fell to the
ground. To make sure of his work,
Woods shot her again, in the neck, and
afterwards dragged her to u precipice
near by and dropped her over IL to the
rocks below. Shortly afterwards the
woman recovered sufficiently to give
an alarm, which was heard by men
getting out cross-ties, who went to her
assistance accompanied by Woods, who
protested entire ignorance of the mat
ter. She was conscious and related
the story Of the shooting, accusing
Woods Of being her assassin. When
she had finished her narrative, Mrs.
Woods expired. The only known
cause for the crime was disagreement
between Woods and his step-mother
about the division of property belong.
ing TO his father. Woods is now in
Jail,