Bell to toll at Burlington Baptist church tower
Bellevue Gazette notes a new bell will swing soon in the Burlington Baptist church tower. It also reports Mies Vera Andrews will attend Marshall School next year and that all desks are filled at the high school. On Tuesday Mr. A O Hyde escorted Henry Jones of Homer to the Kalama asylum.
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Baptist Church
Burlington
Mies Vera Andrews
Marshall
Bellevue Gazette
A.O. Hyde
Henry Jones
Homer
Kalama
Kalamazoo
Misa Fannie M. Strong
E. K. Strong
San Francisco
Pekin
Knights’ of Honor
Northwest
Chicago
McCormick Hall
Lindorn Park
Gage
Mare
Mall
B. C. Moon
Cedar Springs
Mra
Farmer's Mutual
Joseph Gomer
Africa
Gomer
Shengay
Sherbro
Sierra Leone
Mr. Gomer
Dayton
United Brethren In Christ
Sheayayeu
Lebanon
Gomez
Omer
America
Hig Farm
Total Abstinence program advertised at Convie church
Tev W W Pattengill will speak on Total Abstinence at the Convie church next Sunday. Local notes report incidents including a former Eckford farmer declared insane, arrests for beer selling to minors, and pending trials before Justices Foley Cunningham. The Burlington Baptist excursion netted 327 dollars, and a horse track in Homer doubles as a street.
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W. W. Pattengill
Convie
Chris Tornberger
Justice Cunningham
Jacobs buys 1059 sheep seeks 1400 for Texas ranch
Albany Tex. rancher J C Jacobs again in Marshall buying sheep for his outfit. He now has 1059 sheep from county areas and plans to top 1400 before leaving for Texas. Other snippets note John A Gerow returning from Bellville Ont with Mrs Munshaw’s remains, plus local moves on shelving, millinery ads, a temperance talk, and town notices.
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J.C. Jacobs
Albany
Tex
Marshall
Mr. Jacobs
Texan
John A. Gerow
Bellville
Gerow
J.N. Munshaw
Newell J. Kelsey
LeRoy
Burlington excursion woes and Kalamazoo youth cases
The Tokousha News notes drunken conduct on a Burlington excursion to Detroit and criticizes a local editor while urging better officer supervision on future trips. It lists Albion district appointments from the Michigan Methodist Conference and reports on Kalamazoo youths jailed for vagrancy after stealing from a father’s bank, with their parents reclaiming them.
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Tokousha
Burlington
Detroit
Burlington Indies
Robinson
Tékonshh
Agretuill
Imavin
Kalimazen
Kalamazoo
New Registration Law for Electors in 1882 Sessions
An 1881 act requires every qualified elector in the state to re register this fall. New township and city registrations begin before the 1882 general election and every ten years thereafter, except in Wayne County and certain cities. Notices must be posted at six public places at least 20 days prior. The issue also reports court calendar dispositions and a Friday baseball game result between Marshall and Ceresco at the fairgrounds, with Ceresco winning.
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Wayne
Albion Republican
Sheridan
Marshall
Register of Deeds
The
Republican
Caucassea
Moore
Aylay
Robert Burns Butsford
Colomon Alsdorf
Burt Irwin
Jeremiah Jovelyo
Diblfe
Bie
Irwin
Cullen Tuttle
C. D. Holmes
Geo. Wiselogel
Eis
Phan
Henry Wadaworth Crittenden
Geo. Washington
Ix’ Bissell
Ares
Maeraelen
Jim Miner
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Croquet
BASE
M.S. O'Keefe & Co’s
S. Reser
Toe
Marthall
Calhoun County
Michvinar Glaas
Coaten
TF Ormeby
Colin Mond
Charles B Spencer
Minnie Mills
Anna Alkor
Antesa
State Board of Health
W. T. Drake
A.D. Schuyler
Nene
Biate Fale
County Flr
Sherif Henderson
Battle Creek
J. W. Fletcher
Albion
Tekonsha
Burlin Goo
Homer Union School
Truty
Tekousha
J. F. Smiley
A, C. Tryde
Universalist Church
A. Q. Hyde
Noeve
D. E. Millard
Lockwood
Arnold M’pg Co
Oscar Courtright
White & Co
W. C. Gage
the Baptist Ebusch
B. O
Baie Greshe de Soosiey
Count Homse
Eckford
Jim Johnson
Budge
Justice Foley
Wm. FP. Neale
Frank A. Vernor
Rev. Johnson
Geo. H. Robinson
Prohibition Empressional Committee
Jackson
Elwin Parrot
Tarrett
Chas. Goren
Union City
Vermontville Bank
Chicago Tribune
Frank W. Dickey
Donna
Dr. W. B. Church
Goguac Lake
Hook and Ladder Company
Wagner Hall
Tha’ Aga
W. H. Elston
County Board of School Examiners
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Ciicuit Court Room
Lansing
W. J. Gregg
Methodist Society of
Diamond Lake
Beagh
David Stein
A. Mc Robert
Tiram W. Beals
Cyrus Marsh
J.& BR. Conley
Buffalo
B. C. Tribune
Galvin
Marshall Mutual Aid Association
Doud
Chrig
Hornberger
Justice Poley
Albion Broom Brigade
Addie
Orrey
John Beau
Lewis Arndis
Justice Hewitt
Arndis
Fearless
Guazetta Mac
Universalists
Rattle Creek
Baum
Engle Opera House
Herbert W. Bordwell
Wisconsin
Osborne
Michigan
Gen. Rasterley & Sons
Whitewater
Wis
Automatic Wonder
Atgan
Gan
Tekonsha News 49 Authority
Amos Coddington
Liberty
B.C
Amos
Mast
City ‘Fire Department
Wolverine Boys
3. B. Wells
Misses Hughes
Schual
Chas
Hoppengardner
Patch
Lecites
John McGraw
H. A. Shurthil
Partello
County
Agetou Tiga Society
Battle
Wao.Walz
Millar
Miller
Michigan Methodist Episcopal Conference
Coldwater
Wu Hall
L. Mostara
Rattle Grok
A. Moore
Belleriye
J. Graham
East Main Street
W.S. Bly
LaRoy
Pritt
Litchfield
Joseph Greensted
Marengo
J. M. Whitney
W. Sherman
Mosherville
OD. Younger
Liberty and
Summit
J. J. Hardy
Naahvile
F. C. Hanes
Oliver N. Fossett
Parma
James Webster
Michigan Central Railroad
Marenga
Shall
Ceresco
Wheatlieht
Nichola
New York
Toledo
M. V. Wagner
Fremen’s
W.pearse
Palestine
Circuit Court
Rowley
Martin Devering
Wm. Frasier
Chester Inversoll
E. M. Behee
James Bestty
Patrick Fitzsimmons
John V. Moran
James M. Palmer
Eliza Datton
Common Council
Village of
Anna Louise Piskoe
Rock River Paper Co
W.H. F. Minot
Plainrutl
Hinve Balt
Fairgrounds
Galesburg
Torale
Manshalls
Welderwax
Urk
Butler
Avis
B. Ore
Allen
Ronin
Ernor
Fletcher
Olid
Ofice
Mich
Retiser D. Reuse
Asde
Timothy
Watson's
A. Watson
the Statesman
Detroit Weekly Post and Triune
the Beat
Davis & Lewis
Threa
Saratoga
Andress
Double Mammoth
B. Wells
State Street
G. F. Stone
Weat State St
Henry Klugmann
Shropshire
England
Deville Hubbard & CO
Dindt
Marshall, Mich
Barrett & Go
Academy Music Building
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