Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-13

The removal of the T. n \. A shop,
from ONosso 10 Duraud added 900 Il
The pupuletiun of the latter town. Houses
are very scarce
Sheriff Thomas Gray Of Mt Pleasant
has been held tor trial at the circuit QUIT
on The charge Of taking improper liberties
with l4year old girl
The Beldng Shoe company has been or
gained with capital of $40, 600 Bust.
ness Will commence in about one month
and % persons employed.
JAY Huston of Lyons has been arrested
charged with enticing James Kelly. a
stranger, 10 smamp near town and rob
bng him Of role Of bills
Walter Hunter a young fellow. stole
500 in St Joseph He bought bible
for - and the rest of the oney was re.
covered lie has the bible with him IN
his cell.
Mrs. Lottie McAstockard Of Grand Rap.
ids has sued two druggists in that city for
selling brandy to her nue year old son and
selling liquor TO her husband, thereby
helping make him druuhard.
During ball game in Three Rivers the
other afternoon Harry Brownell was hit
by ball on the left temple and was un.
conscious for several hours. His recovery
IS doubtful. Fred Beerstetcher also had
his nose broken by Il bali.
ANNE schulz aged 10, Of Bay City.
was grabbed 10y two unknown men the
other day. gagged and put in buggy and
an attempt made 10 Crlmlnally assault her
Her screams brought assistance and She
was released Her assailanls escaped.
The curious stone wall that was I'm.
eartned up in the northern part of Sanilac
county still remains a mystery. II has
been traced for distance Of over miles
and IN no place can u break be found
Those who have viewed It say some of the
stones are OF gigantic size
The l0year old daughter Of Mrs. James
Erlcsoc, at kawkawhn, seems To be under
The spell OF large poisonous snake Every
time she stirs out doors the reptile craw.s
into her lap and remains there apparently
slupehed. Mrs Erlsson refuses 10 Kill the
snake, believing II she did the child would
die too
{. ID. Chalker, farmer Of Bancroft
was drying across the Grand Trunk track
when his wagon was struck by the fast
tram and lifted horses and all clear off
the ground Mr.. Chalker was thrown into
the air and landed about 40 feet away. but
escaped serious injury, though he Is over
50 years old.
J.. l. Fillmore Of Nottawa is the pos
SCISSOR OF cane which is probably one of
The most mighty priced relics in Michigan.
III is oil apple or thorn wood, silver mount
ed, and was once the property of President
Fillmore. The inscription reads: Cut
from the Tippecanoe battle ground and
presented by the Wings of Indiana to
Willard Fillmore and by hlm 10 his father.
Nathaniel Fillmore July 4. $40
While digging on the bank OF White
river not far from Montague. gigantic
skeleton OF an Indian and Cog with "A
canoe close TO them. was unearthed The
indian remains were those Of an old man.
ana from the appearance of the teeth he
was an lnveterate smoker The skeleton
OF the dog was perfect, rs wei rs the birch
bark canoe. The dog was undoubtedly
killed and buried with his master and the
canoe provided 50 that the old brave could
have these helpful means Of assistance on
his Journey to The happy hunting grounds
Cholera morbus, cholera infantum, diar-
rhsa dysentery. and all other deadly enc
mics TO the little ones are infalhbly cured by
DR.. Fowler's Ext. of Wild Strawberry