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The sun., 1891-01-11

person plural. tho necessary changes
osns 10 Balfours handwriting. Tho
saols thing 10 transparent political
s'oss. Inc givsrs Of nins-tenths of the
sl.voo already subscribed are Tories,
saa tae money viii b distributed in the In
.sss es' OF me Tory party BY the Tory msSis-
s~s ana policsmsn. By Monday next week
.v% tnc psoltcstion OF his appeal, Bslfour
w W. ps"osou have received 100000. while the
..ssu'pVauoA LoAdon Mansion House fund fol-
sehsi Of widows and orphans OF the ITO
..'", .S ssloFs who psrished In the wreck OF the
a'p serpent amounts. after more than q
usn ws o. hard begging. to only k2.70O.
=. n % 'os Ar'sh members arc negotiating II
Doeiogns. svtctsd tenants arc starving In
Seo upon tho plan Of campaign estates
"" s 70 ths non-payment OF the weekly
nsSS s' Aiowsnoe BY the mon at whose com
saa Ior the good OF tho cause rs they
'od and believed, the people ruined
s,.u ,u%.erss. Most Of them would make term.
~, u nsr landlords II they could. but when
49, ~ 'olnsd tho plan Of campaign they lodged
- 1snu with mysterious trustees. and are
~" psnniless. These sufferers needless 70
~ ~, whi receive no hslp from Bsliours fund,
sSa the disssnsions in tho Nationalist ranks
~ continue the most just and merci-
.s pan OF campaign would be to re-
.s 70 the evictsd tenants their money
~, allow them to mako the best
ss ms ootainsble from their landlords. How
w, vehemently the leaders may deny or at
iwpe 70 explain away the facts. the situation
ne plan OF campaign districts is really de-
''v'aoie W. and demands Immediate attention.
evident that Mr.. Parnell docs not be-
s.,, s'' mat there is much prospect Of settle
isns resulting from the conferences at Bou-
sIe. 10 has decided that the truce has last
'ons enough for his purpose. and In ooa-
""s'aous dissssard Of O'Brisn's personal ap-
The sun., 1891-01-11

By way OF Lake Nicaragua. When ths north
ffn Gntsd s3tsS ststes 1850 and tie n
the construction OF canal appeared to be an
Tbs %"YSh sritish had oStain.a narrow fo'tSeid On
the Mosquito coast ts geographical phrase
rnSs az Bss :nd .ss,a %as
g hs .ho q shS nS y s'n hs sS:n % B.
STATES should not contrcl tho t snt.rprise I and and
tho United States were quite as solIcltous that
sRond nc! R sse Ssnr
These LED tS the Bus
or exercise any domain over Nicaragua. Costa
kiSs, tho Mos9uito coast or any part OF Con
The report next argues that this treaty has
a.. me that II
sitpation sea has chsnyed' that Eng land now CON.
has
Geedings Of her Majestys Government DO not
sH:7 ons ss ssis rs% al snS
Die 70 conceive what could In view of sll-these
tho United States y al present under no o6ii.
SsssGa ~ SSss IN q
that it may deem best for rs ipst Interests.
70 an hing contsined Ia the oonysntion q
1850. The committee. however. thinks thhht
Which Is iDSoasisssnt witb any Of tho snssss. md &C.
msnts II the United States a. e. stated u Nat
srsRua granted TO the United States the right
vf transit on any route. natural or artificial,
between the two oceans. 10 still In force. and
would Justify The United States In undertaking
the construction OF the canal.
The report seys thAt the work Of thS private
and With. such unlntsrrupssd suooess ,thst
some Of the most impoYtAlt paIts OF Il have
slrsAdy been accomplished. This II Sspecislly
The sun., 1891-01-11

The Paris hesss publishes an interview be-
tween the condemned man and one Of his
jailsrs.
why" asked the jailer. did You travel for
20 long time under different names, even b.
fore the Gouns AFFAIR.""
ITO escape my creditors" replied the
stranger
The frst intimation that Eyraud had that he
was charged with another crime was whom
the jailsr asked him tho next question:
why did you select such curious names
Why did you toll GsrsnRer that your nams
was vannsert and why. at Lyons did you say
It WAS Brsuil1
On hearing this name the condemned man
changed color. but he replied:
1T was pure accident. Breuil and vannsert
were names OF men / met here and there. -
did Garsngsr In America"
When pressed to tell whore he knew Brsuil.
Eyraud said that he did not remember, but
that no thought It WAS In Paris, and that he
knew nothing about his disappearance. The
Gouffe affair 10 still the sensation In Paris and
will bs until after Eyrauds execution. Already
little group OF touts has established itself at
the Place do Ia Roquette waiting for Mon
sieur Paris" to begin to nut mp the Ruillotine.
which 10 tho arst outward and visible sign that
the doomed mans hour 10 approaching. whom
they win descend into tho city and sell the
precious information.
The Muses 0revin In Paris Ia exhibiting the
most ghsstly work OF art ever presented 10 an
enlightened public. It 10 wax Illustration Of
the Goufle affair in several scenes. One reprs-
ssnts the victim fondling Gabrielle on sofa.
while Eyraud stands behind curtain with
the fatal cord. The strsRxulation scene 10
presented. and Eyrsud and Gabrielle are also
represented cutting mp the naked body and
putting II into the trunk. The last scene pre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
Ho,.Ies.nes, of the Cracker"

One clever, original manufacturer fol
FIVE wears devoted head, heart and purse
to ameliorate the condition of his oper.
atives-the worst class in the commun,
itv. They had no homes; ne bought and
built houses, which fell 70 pieces through
neglect or were burned up in orgies.
When their dwellings were again rs
paired the crackers felt oGc OF place IN z
setting of order and neatness, and ''Jes
10 make things sorter hoineiike, " as was
afterward naively explained. they KICK
ed out the panels of the doors, smashed
the windows. riddled the walls and cut
I'D the floors for kindhng wood.
With driftwood for fuel lying almost
at their gates, if they have gate
rather than walk to and from the fence
if thev have fence, the proietarlan IN
nabitants prefer 10 destroy their land
lords property. An attempt to utilize
their horticultural instincts was unsvall
ing. The gardens were fenced, the ten
ants burned the pianks: the piats wer'
plowed, not seed was planted. and
when, undiscouraged, the employee
planted the gardens himself, the peopl
turned in the hogs with the comment
Bacon's better than garden sass an
av."-Centurv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
. Rlina Mans Intelligent Dog.

Every one VINO walks along upper
Broadway knows the blind newsnar
and MS dog at the corner of Thiruetr
street. The man sits on a camp stoo.
from noon until o'clock every day sell
ing papers. and during that time tn
dog is hi. constant companion
The other evening. when the man had
sold ali MS papers and was ready 70 &C
home. he got up. folded his camp stoo.
and tucked IL under his arm, and catch
ing a tight hold of the string ATTACHED
70 the dogs collar. started 70 walk ~
Broadway When they reached the
middle OF the next block the dog stopped
Come along; get mp, Prince, sale
the blind man, tuggirg ~ the string
Bot the dog seemingly paid no attention
de was looking intently down the stree
az the approaching horse cars. he stood
this way for some minutes, scanning
each car carefully as is passed. and sud
denly ran out into the street, the mar
following. and jumped aboard the froa'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
Taught a Lesson.

A man with large business interests
and a handsome income married lady
VINO, accustomed all her previous lie to
the Injuries of wealth, had never formed
any clear conception of the worth and
purchasing power of money. For some
months the indulgent husband grained
bis wife's every whim.
One day the lady, to carry out some
caprice, asked for a check for so large a
sum that the gentleman was dlsturo bed.
He saw that such prodigality, if persist
ed in, meant ruin; but not wishing &c
grieve his wife by downright refusal
he determined to give her lesson IN I'M
ance. He therefore smilingly remarked
that he could not give her check as usu'
al, out would send up the money from
MS store.
About noon the promised money came.
not in crisp bills, q was expec---, but II
silver dollars, the sum total thing several
specie bags
The wife was first vexed, tlen amused
and finally, as the afternoon wore away
became deeply thoughtful. When hei
husband came home 70 supper she toos
him gently by the arm. and leading hin
into the room where the ponderous bags
of specie were still staining. SAID;
My dear, Is this tne money l asheo
Won for this morning.:
1T is, my love, was the reply.
And did you have TO take this money
all in. dollar by dollar, in the course OF
YOUR business? was the next question.
Yes" he answered. gently, III repre-
sents the earnings Of many weeks or hare
labor"
We'll, then, she said, with tearru
ewes, send man 70 take Il back TO the
bank in the morning. | can't use *
much money for so trivial purpose.
didn't understand about it before. -
Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

The cigarette Is an Illegal luxury fos
Youths in tventy-nfne states.
There are in China societies Of young
women pledged never TO marry.
The scheme for duplicate OF the Eifel
tower in London has been abandoned
The French five and ten centine pieces
are hereafter 70 be coined with holes II
them. like Chinese currency
The largest cedar ever cut IN Aroostook
county, Me. was cut short time ago near
Lake Madowska 1t scaled LOGS feet
London affords for the use of its 5, ooo-
600 of inhabitants nineteen free public and
TWENTY-FIVE commercial bathing establish
ments.
The maximum speed which French pas
senger trains are permitted 70 make IL
about seventy miles per hour, and this Is
uncommon
Boston's system of parks includes LOG
acres, and the cisy has expended upon them
for the purchase of land and construction
about -, 90. 600.
Fiji is commencing the cultivation Of to
bacco. the enterprise being asao8ed oy the
-
planters ou easy terms
The London Vegetarian Society reports
4 men bership OF al, bet the movement Is
said TO have spread throughoot England,
Europe nad the colonies.
The results Of the recent expedition "a
Greenland prove that north OF % degs the
land Is covered with q sheet o. zoe D. 80 &C
1000 feet thick over the valleys
Washington county. Ga, produces an
nuaIlv 5000 bales OF cotton, worth about
6. 500 ono. This Is one of the largest eostor
producing counties in she state.
In Kolomna, town nea- Moscow, unde1
the church CT Aschse4 the ArchangeA, l
a cave exactly ike the one which Is shown
in Bethlehen as the place where CAris'
was bora
In hotels the life of napkin IS put dowT
at three months, provided Il Is % eItrs
good material 4 sheet lasts SIX months
1 and a sablecloth depends for It's ex1ssenc'
upou the care that IS taken c. i
/ Women are excluded from the gaIleIs
Of the japanese parliament becaase, as
Jarauese newspaper says They might D
rnoTed by tie debates there 20 tG-tae
{ po4lIiC2l Agi+8Aao1 ~ S&AN ~-f
The New York court o. appeals has De
/ .-,ded that a Lady, who lost CLOAK Will
irving on suits IN 3 CLOAK store l. entities
/ 10 recover the value OF the garment and s.
( damages for the trouole and irritation :
which sne has been put
! Circassian women who are no.ed for IN
velvs.y Sofsuess Of saear ccnpAex:oEs s7G
/ rosy bloom, never use ointnen-s. Tae
F apply 70 their faces hall an boar befor
, their bath coating Of Write o. egg. Waes
I this has dried they wash Il 81 Ei-h seqi
water ard then osshe ID soap AID water.
New York city Will bald an imren~
dan, IN the Crston valley. Il viii be Is
feet high and viii hold 0oo.o ne g.ilocl
I Tn. estimated cost Of Tbs work u ov-
x.Soon Is viii nos be completed 70
.svxxs yess- - Dss C<osoc slsa5Sci
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
Cared of Practical Jokins.

Practical joking has had many follow
ers among great mer:" but the manner
in which Beethoven was cured Of 10
should be lesson 70 sll whestiil practice
the art" The wife OF pianist IL
Vienna was a great admirer of the COM
poser's works, and had set her heart on
getting lock of his hair. Sne induced
her husband 70 get a mutual friend &c
ask for il; but the friend. being prac-
teal joker, instead OF carrying out her
wishes, persuaded Beethoven, who also
was fond of practical joke, TO send her
lock cut from billy goats beard, the
hair OF which in texture and color
slightly resem bled that OF the composers.
The lady was very proud OF her sup
posed treasure, until another friend.
who knew the facts, informed her Of the
trick, when she was so distressed that
her husband wrote an indignant letter
10 Beethoven. The composers dis
courtesy 10 a lady being thus brought
home 10 him, he was so ashamed that be
Immediately wrote letter of apology.
inclosing genuine lock OF hair; AID he
resolved never 20 be q party 70 such
Jokes again. York Ledger.
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70 fourteen { <sy >oarAass, and o<.es sposs
With admiration OF TIE ectarpriss and fzT-
uess CT the AEe<seaa pf>>.. -Arhe1gn-'
as be once sid. Il hare sorne:iHez received
ue-~ozAl sszssckz from that quarter, vhien
aS1sess have newer allowed 20 annoy re
wishoz: zoe press" he a6ded- we voala
SOC Iess oar ctvihxzxios, the -or1 would
run r;os aad IN few ye&z We would al
relapse into. bar ba<ixra-"
Tos query from tkesdsec. Of fse Boston
csi.oSe - &c BIS iE5eA Of good nsEspa-ex-
he re1ssc rer<ntfy- "A good ne-spaper IL
re cae vhrch has the largest or=utxtsoa
and a.Ahes the most EcosT, sccMcs.ez t7e
highest code If nsrsss. snd eoesAxsA to
5<-s editorials. Isxkc1ld De eepservsksve
SID sscasa oos fxsor say party IN support
Fl wrong in oeposssssa 20 tn encrs-s1oas
Ct :as edss1x Il ssoaz seppors tse h<xs
reu IN CITY, state and nsssooAl rorer1E=zs
i-r-~nars5v- Of tier pozrsscz, and Do xAas
( could 20 cunv scout sss rzisiennian-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

platform of an up town green car. The
car stopped and the blind man CROPPED
his way inside and took seat, while
the dog remained on the platform.
The same performance Is repeated
every night, and it is said that the man
and his dog are known to all the drivers
and conductors on the line.-New YORK
Evening Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
ADMIRAL poRTERs psA, PAPER.
The Veteran Sailors yievs Ress~dhsa
the Press Of America

The Veteran Sailors Visvs Regssss
the Press Of America
The late Admiral David Dixon Porter,
although he had been sailor for more
than threescore of the seventy eight years
of his life, and had attained the highest
rank in the navy % the United States AT
er career Hstin guished By gailAntry and
success, desired 20 achieve prorfsnenee IN
other fields than tha. Of conflict When
be laid ASIDE the sword he took up the pen,
and surprised the world n his latter days
BY turning out some very readable vol
unes of history and fiction, as well As play
that was By no means failure His only
half concealed regret seemed 70 De that his
career had beer that Of fighter instead Of
thst Of writer lie admired newspapers
and peEsoauer nea He Was 81 bscTioe'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

By those who know her Mrs- Thomas n
Edison, wife of the famous inventor, Is
spoken Of Is a charming woman She was
Nina Miller, daughter Of m Ohio uiiliSn-
aire, and her marriage took place aboot
FIVE y-zrs ago. Although AT thai time nos
81 years Of ayr, she assuI ncf with Craze and
tact hcr matronIy outies, which include
the oversight OF q pslatial home A. Ldewel-
lyn Park, Orange. =. =. and tie manage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
Literally a Nation und.r Arms.

In time Of peace prepare for war seerns
TO be chief maxim Of German adminis-
tration The imperial army A. now con-
stituted comprises 4s6. oes men, Il. "a OH
GERS, 5000 one year volunteers, l,s<2 sur
geons, as well as numerous paymastsrs,
gunsmiths, saddlers and Veterinarians
This Is considerable Increase over the
former establishment, and has been made
under the provision Of n Law passed last
Oefober
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
Prevailing Form for Indian suicide.

Prevailing Form for Indian Suicides
The fsvorite form of suicide II India
is drowning. owing to the fact that tdls
method of self-destructlon does not n
volve personal mutlation. This form OF
suicide Is resorsed to sometimes not only
in order 10 avoid mutilaIion. but with
a view of propiuating the water spirit by
an act of self-sacritce, which has a fss
cination for some eastern minds.-Lon-
don TIt-BicS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
,npleted a year or two since, cost y2s ,Oo,

a German physician proposes that the
manufacturers Of preserved meats should
be compelled to stamp their cans with .
legible date mark For a year or SO, he
SAYS, canned meats may remain perfectly
wholesome, but after that they deteriorass
in a way defying alike precaution and ex-
PLANTATION
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
uis Refusal.

Teacher-Nov, Willie wilkins. I'vsnt
You 70 tell ne the truth-did Harry
Thomas draw tia. picture or the board
wI.lse Wilkins-Teaeher. firmly refuse
70 answer that question.
Tezche--You do,
Willie Wukins-Because I gave Harry
my word Of honor would net tell on him
-Iife
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
h. Hymn with Two Authors.

Who Is the author OF the hymn, az
tbs Sweet By and Byf
With regard TO the authorship OF tnli
now famous hymn there Is difference
of opinion. The author Of the words !;
believed 10 be DR.. 5. z. Bennett. VINO,
while living IN Elkhorn, Wis, wrote the
lines in a TT OF mental depression. They
were set TO music by hr. j. P. Webster,
a composer living In the same town
Another version credits Nh. Webster
with the authorship OF the music and
the first verse OF the hymn, which
was then completed by Dr.. Bennett.
The credit OF both words and music
must De gwen 70 the two gentle
men mentioned, though what was toe
individual contribution OF saca cannot
now De determined. The song was writ
ten IN 1858. and almost Immediately
achieved the wide popularity WHICH II
has ever since enjoy-d.-SF. Louis Gseoe-
Democrat
Cinss county. wyo.. is bigger than an7
che of the following states Connecticut,
Delaware. Massachusetts,. New EaDp-
shire, New Jersey, Rhods Island and Yer
mont, and Is nearly As large a. the three
FIRST mentioned. Uiata ca1z-y covers )
sciisee OF j, $50 50 xre aaiiez-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
The Same Old Way.

Bunting Everything is getting SC
high in price | don't see how we can
live.
Mrs. Bunting-Can't we still buy OF
credit dear?-Epocr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

Nevv1razn f@rtsx1rg A-E1srs - a raz-
CT; t1e-@ who wOra TX. 70 80 VOC.
Grz~e<-Nkas Crx ef . 1.sas
Me~-lEzz-A o.izd E-4n--Lossl CO
.SeZ-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

c,a,e Call.

A Close Call
MY baby had fearfuuy narrow escape
yesterday
How so.''
by mistake my wife left the poor little
fellow alone with the nurse girl '-Judge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

waea Baby Was sscs, We gave her CAstorS-
When she VS. Child. she cried tor CSsterl@-
when she Became MIS- she chung 70 Cssssria-
When sac had Chldrea she gave thsrx CsstoriA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

NEA IHOHkN \ tDI1Jt-
ment Of three children By Mr.. Edran's
hr~t wife These iit,le ones are nov de-
voted worzh;pers % their lovely Young
s.epmesAcr. and II they wsvy IN sissgi snos
IL Is oa4y 20 Lavish esrs<seSoa theis uay
half SISTER AadAilae Who j. the fruit u
the inventors second uninG-
Mrs. Edison Ia thoroughly ds~ossd -
her home aud family. aDd rarely ig-vez N
s.shionsASe Affairs C uaa~nnaae Her
pscs1rs here gryen In r~psostoos<a from .
reosos nnub~r al ThsI@a6iss Horse JsHr-
nal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

Fined for Walking Through the Eaildlna
with Hts Shoes On-Interestins Notes
of Rambies Through Strange Coun'
try-Laughahle Incidents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-21
HOME AND VICINITY.

Herb Carpenter, of Saginaw, spent
Sunday in town,
w. t Pitt, register of deeds, was in
town Saturday last.
Remember that Webb's is the popular
place to buy school supplies
Rare downright bargains in dry
goods and clothing at Pollasky's.
The Champion Seed Drill, force feed,
the best in the state at VIM. Clubb's.
a. S. Coutant, of the Enterprise, Mt.
Pleasant, was in town Monday evening.
Mrs. r. Settle, of Wagar, Alabama,
spent a portion of the week with
friends here.
Ithaca have completed arrange
ments through James Moore of that
place to light the town by electricity.
Mrs. John Norton left Monday for
her new home in Duluth instead
of last week as stated in last issue.
Mrs. Gilmer, of Battle Creek aud
Mrs. Robertson of Pewama, are visit
ing their sister Mrs, VIM. Howe this
week.
The council appointed committee
last Tuesday night to investigate the
cost of electric light plant with view
of putting in one to light the town.
DR.. S. ID. Yerington left with his
family for their new home at McBain
this week. Their large circle of friends
wish them success i'll their new field.
We are requested to announce that
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary
the people of Lakeview have made am
pie provisions to care for all who may
take in the excursion next Sunday at
that place.
]. II. Northon, for the last year prin-
cipal of the high school, has resigned
his position in order to accept better
one in the northern part of the state.
His place will be filed by Miss Nella
Forton of this village.
Friends of Bert Travis and wife. of
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, formerly resi-
dent of this county, were shocked last
week to learn of the sudden death by
lightning at her home, August IL. Geo.
Quick. of Seville, an uncle of Mrs.
Travis. attended the funeral.
The ID. l.. & n. have another excur-
sion for next Sunday this time TO the
Free Methodist Camp Meeting at Lake
View. Trains leave Breckenridge S0i
a. m. fare 81; St Louis $40, rs; Ithaca
500; 10: Alma $50; .65; Elwell s 40, rs;
Riyerdale 500, 80 Ample time will be
given at Lake View, the train not
leaving until 7;40 p. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-21
GRATIOT COUNTY
BANK.

w.
ALMA, MICH.
Capital $4,000
Additional Liability Of Stockholders $4,000
President, MARCUS PoLLAsKY
Vice Pres. ID. Il. SULLIVAN
Secretary, p. NJ. SMITH
Cashier, +. X. ROBERTS.
Attorney, MARCUS PoLLAsKY
MARCUS PoLLAsKY
ID, r. SULLIVAN
Directors, ; L. X. BAGLEY,
$. w. TINKER
Il. NJ, SMITH.
a General Banking
business transacted.
Loans money on
Real Estate, Mortgages
and Good Commercial Paper.
Interest paid
on time deposits.
Collections promptly
attended to.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS:
Fourth National Bank, ................ New York,
Firsi National Bank. ............... 90. Chicago
First National Bank, ............,.. Detroit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-21
THIS WEEK!

% lbs Granulated Sugar for 81 90
bars Lenox soap for. 20
6 JaXon ...... %
Dingman w 25
Herring, per box. $50. 20
Whitefsh, per pail ...... 60
Current Jelly, per ID $1,000. 8
All goods new and fresh
At VERMEULEN'S.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-21
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Fourth National Bank, ................N New York,
lirst National Bank. ..,............ go. Chicago.
First National Bank, ............... . Detroit.