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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

A LARGE YIELD.-Mr. Luke Burdo
has just harvested his crop of potatoes
which were planted upon Mr.. Peter Nc
Donald farm, with result that is worthy
of newspaper mention. Mr.. Burdo
planted nine bushels of potatoes and dug
450 fine ones. This is ratio of increase
that is hard to beat.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

COMMENCED OPERATIONs.-Nel
Strohn q Co. started crew of men in
the woods on Thursday to commence
their winters operations. 1t is not their
intention at present to do very large
business this winter, as they expect to
run only one camp. The men sent out
are under the charge of Mr.. Kilbie.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

READY FOR BUSINEsS.-SOmewh
in the neighborhood of twenty-five men
arrived OIL the st. Joe to go into the
woods for Mr.. P, Macarthur of Saginaw.
They under the charge of Peter McRea,
and will get out square timber. This
wOnld look as if this firm at least i'll
tended to get out an average amount of
timber We have not learned what part
of the country they will work in.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

A ROUGH PAssAGE.-The party OF
Cheboyganites who left for Chicago last
week Friday morning on the Montgom-
cry had very rough time of it. The
party left the boat at Manatowac Sunday
night and went to their destination by
rail, having had enough of the water.
was ever upon the lake, worse
the night the Equinox went down
n few weeks since
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

ARRESED FOR FoRGERY.-Hiram A.
Reeves. acting Treasurer of Presque Isle
County, was arrested a short time since
for the crime of forgery by sheriff from
Watertown, N. W He was agent for
sewing machines about year ago, and
when machine was sold for cash it is
said that he would forge the purchasers
name to note and send it to the com
pany for collection. His forgeries amount
of several thousand dollars.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

HLINT AND Z. NJ. RAILROAD.
The short. 81. quickest and most reliable route
tn and from Dclrnit .fe'lo, Cleveland, Cincin-
cinn ~ti. saginaw AMI Bay City
IN and after Su'riay. Ju Is, traiAs will be run
as follows, Detroit ,im.'
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

The recent gale damaged the contract
ors at Holland Harbor about $1,000 by
throwing into the channel the crib sunk
there few days before.
On September 18th the saw mill OF
Farr, butcher & Co., ON the north side
of Muskegon Lake, was burned. Loss,
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000.
At Birmingham JAS. Mills and Chas.
Chrystal, who attempted to chloroform
Mrs. Irving, were found guilty and sem
fenced to six years each in state prison.
VIM. Kaiser of Detroit stumbled and
fell on the street, Tuesday, and struck
his head on the curb-stOne in such a
manner that his right eye was knocked
out. Gafeie
A Grand Rapids woman has advertised
for husband, and says she wants an
honorable, honest gentleman, and that
no lawyer, doctor, or politician need ap-
| ply.
The finishing department of Eaton
Bros coffin and burial case works, Hud-
son, was burned October 81 with all its
contents. Loss, $4,000; insurance $l4,-
500.
The contract to complete the Odd
Fellows institute at Lansing, has been
awarded to Harvey D. Mason of that
city for $4,000. He has until December
to finish it. .af.
At the fair in Grand Traverse pre-
MUM of $lOis to be given to the handsom-
est woman and the homeliest man, and
gold pen to the woman who can do up
shirt the best.
Storrs & McDougal's saw-mill, Muske-
gon, with the docks, lumber, and every
thing pertaining to it, was burned Wed
nesday night. Loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000. Supposed to be eincendiarism.
E. j. Sterling, fifty years old, was held
in 81 900 bonds to the Circuit Court on
the 9th before Justice Hutchinson, at
Negaunee, for ravishing twelve-year
old daughter of VIM. Meads. The de-
tails are peculiarly disgusting.
A brutal murder was committed at
Swan Creek, Monroe County, on the 5th.
A Frenchman named Julius Pontiney
kicked and beat his wife in most brutal
manner, from the effects of which she
died the next day. The murderer has
escaped.
A handsome fishing sloop named the
Loretta was launched at Grand Haven
last week. She was rebuilt this season
expressly for the oyster fishing trade.
Her owner, Capt. Fitzgerald, will engage
in that business during the coming win
ter at New Orleans. and will sail for that
place via the Illinois and Mississippi riy-
ers early in October.
A girl IL years old. named Sarah Jane
Brooks, was stolen in Muskegon county
on September "A by L. G. Burke, man
of 40 years. The girl had dark brown
hair, black eyes and the man was six
feet one inch in height, with light, sal
low complexion. and black, woody hair
The sheriff of Muskegon county offers
500 reward for the apprehension of the
thief and return of the girl.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

CHEBOYGAN BEEF.-Messrs. Kezar &
Spooner on Wednesday killed beef
which had been raised and fatted i'm Che
boygan county, which was equal if not
superior to any placed on the market
here this season. 1t was very fat and
the meat of superior quality. This is a
practical illustration that there is no nec-
essity OF going out side of the county for
beef If, our farmers would turn their at
tention little more this way.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09

Adrian is to have calico concert.
Montcalm county has seven naMspa

Adrian is to have calico concert.
Montcalm county has seven nswspa-
pers.
A newspaper called the Times is to be-
started in Kalamazoo.
A deer weighing 2lO pounds was killed
near Bay City few days since. @
The Kent County Agricultural Society
has cleared $1,000 above premiums.
There is new town on the Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad named Jordan.
The Ward will trial is dragging ifs
slow length along in the Detroit COURTS
A man named Partridge was run over
by the cars at Monroe, on the 9TH and fa-
tally injured.
The state prison at Jackson has now
7S7 convicts-the largest number ever
confined there.
Deerfield, Lenawee county, has news
paper called the Ray, edited by a IA
years-old boy.
Grand Rapids is to be written'up and
illustrated in the New York Graphic, by
an artist on the spot.
The ladies' of Kalamazoo are going to-
open Holly Tree Inn,r or temperance
lunch and coffee room.
The Jackson Citizen says that by actual
count there are IA new weddings coming
off there before next spring.
In the circuit court at Pontiac, Friday,
John B. Allison was sentenced to ten.
years in state prison or forgery.
The Saginawian says that about 25c,-
100000 feet of fine timber in Alpena
county was ruined by the fires of June
and July.
sJimcrax" in the Lowell Journal
Moses Field has captured the Detroit
Sun, and now that paper is the Sun of a.
very small gun.
The Farwell Register says that there;
is church in Midland which NEEDLES
with neither politics nor religion, and
that it is very popular.
The confectionery store of George
Gippert, Monroe, was burned on Sunday
morning with all its contents. Loss $2,-
900; insured for $1,000.
Some one kindled fire an the floor of
vacant room in the Adrian college last
week, but it was discovered before much
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09
Wrecking Tugs.

1t would seem that the Straits is to be
we'll supplied with means to save vessels
in trouble. The Leviathan has been sta
toned at this place for some time, and of
late with not enough business to pay the
crew.
The tug Prindiville, according to the
dispatches, has left Port Huron for the
Straits, and will be stationed in this vi
cinity during the fall to look after wrecks.
The Priirdiville, we believe, was stationed
in this section last season, and did effect
i've service. She is said to be we'll fitted
for the business. The River Tug Asso-
ciatiOu has decided, we learn, to send the
large and powerful tug Crusader to
these waters accompanied by two scows
and the necessary divers, steam pumps,
hawsers, etc., to remain until the close of
navigation. The Crusader is well known
here having spent good share of the
summer at Duncan. We understand that
the Crusader is already on her way to
this port. With all these means of safety
at hand, vessel owners SHOULD feel COM
paratiyely safe
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-09
CONC SOUTH.

All trains run daily. sundays excepted;
J. Ii PAGE,
Cen. Pass and Ticket Agent.
, 1875-01-06
RAINFALL ON ESTATES
for the year 1874 lin lineS.)

c.. E. Taylor in returning thanks
for the kindness extended to him du-
ring his short stay in this island by
his numerous friends and the public,
begs 70 inform them that Books,
Stationery, Magazines, Fancy Goods,
Musical instruments, Violin and Pi-
n Strings &c. are sold at the est.
Thomas Book Store" where all or
ders sent will be carefully executed
under his own personal superinten-
dence.
, 1875-01-06

finding out the most advantageous compa-
ny for the purpose.
So far as we can see, this company
offers very great benefits to the assured.
By way of example from the "Ordinary
Life Table :" an individual IS years Of age
may, by paying annually s24,86cts Ameri-
can gold, obtain a policy of $1,000 with
profits) on his life, payable at death, on
the non-torfeitable plan, after three annual
premiums have been paid.
The "Tontine Fund Plan of the society
also offers great advantages, a detailed &C
count Of which will of course always be
given by the agents.
, 1875-01-06
CHRISTTANSTED, ST. CROIX,
sTH JANUARY 1878.
--~~E~& * ~~%~

The general manager for the West
Indies of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of America, Mr.. Francisco Kline
mes, is on a visit to st. Croix for the pur-
nose of extending the business Of the COM
panyto this island also.
For this town he has appointed James
P. Bruley, Esqr., as agent, and DR.. Kali
mer as medical examiner, and for Frederik-
sted, Barry B. Beech, Esqr., as agent and
DR.. Hansen as medical examiner.
The Equitable" is considered one of the
most solid and fourishing companies in the
world, it's capital being $24,oo0,00O and
its az ~ income about ~SlO,0O0,000. It's
rev. " 'e.re increasing, anndSay, at q very
, rrecF less of the principle of in
co is self-evident enough, and
efore resolves itself into
, 1875-01-06

Total rain in Christiansted from let May to
3lst December 1874, 1911. 8 m n.
, 1875-11-22

gBir leben in Scr pGuios ono @eps"
BON Spnno6eno. ooB Der Gouuerneur
BON Morplano lid wd6renb ieincs 9icr-
lcins, I'm Die marplanoer unb pir9iniiNe
@%renslinie gu bcitimmen, peri0nlid) fir
Die 8egnoOi9un9 oes So6n 9ua, mel=
der Den GopItes Dor Surgeon, I'm circo
$500 belhwinOelte ii. 0elien6aG bier lebr
uicles glufiebcn ma6te, li6 bel unleren
8oupernenr perlpanote uno, baB l1on
pOrbcr cine Cite nit toulenoe (?) Don
unterl6riftea Der Siir9er GiNmonb's,
lporunter ii6 iebr promi1cnte Nomen G)
befunben BADEN l%ollen, Dem @oupernelr
fir ooIielbe Uciud por9elegt uoroen lei.
, 1875-11-22
Bermil0teS

Sn Gan 6rancisco merben Bel oe,
ndNfcngSabl 400 Gbincien Itimmbered
tigt lFin, Die li6 ni6t our1 b:iunoercn=
9ltt baben naturaliliren %lalien, ober Dor
Golenonn9 ibles lieben5ebnten Sabres
in GolIfornien e%in9eUonocrt lino. Dian
9lnubt alignment ooB lie lbre Stimmen
an Den Meiitbietenoen peri0a9ern per=
ben.
Cine llrenfelin Sbomos Seferlon's
bat cine Stelle als Sbreiberin IN einem
Der Departments Der Sunoes= Gcgle-
run9 in 9Soibin9ton. 2d9erll0 1T es,
mrrn e%inStlle en9liidj : omeritonll6e
Sldtter liN ooriiber ~ouf6alten, Scr
Game serei0t es 9elpib nl1t 5llr5 9an=
De, ooB tie li9 ibr 8roo lelbit peroicneu
mub uto es ielblt perbient, lonoerr es
9erei4t ibr sur @bre.
a6ri6tcn aus g ii 3 81 m e.
rita. Sen Walparailn vGeutl0cn
No0rI@tcn" entlebmen mir Solsenoes ]:
Mpr9cn, an 3. Oftpber, iinoct bier
in Yalparoiio Elm ainaerfslt icltlamlter
gfatur ltatt: Elm Wasfen5us DER 3og=
lingo 6Ifentli6er S9ulen, Der li6 ourh
Die gan5e Stoat BON einem Gnoe gum
anocren bcwegen wiro. Ser l1rbcbcr
oes Seltes 1T Der Sntenhent Der YropinS,
9err G6nurren; Der 3ped oeslelben Ioll
lein, oas Srterelle an YolfsunterriNt
81 beleben uno Den S6iilern cine Mn=
lponnun9 5u seben. g8ir wolen iiber
ben pdoasu9ii@en gscrtb oieles N}ittels
bier ni6t l%treiten, olouben iiberb0upt,
oab barber ernitbaft Su iprc6en faal.
No0 auBen oiirfte bagegen Die Mlttbei=
lung Snterelie babcr, odB Der Mummen-
l9an5 etma $4,000 foltet. $40, 900
linb BACON fur in9aris b%cltellte unb bon
oa importirte Nu5ii9e o%us9cgeben. Gl=
ne Staot lnmitten Der &rllls perlpenoet
$4,000 auf einen pdoaspgil9en M}as-
tenumSua Der llnminOigsn unO &inoer !!
3eiAen Der 3eitl @lan5uoll fam Die
Sadie bel olleoem wobl weroen; ]ie lit
nFu uno mod ni6t Do9eipel ell Iiir bier,
bod aber ni1t mcbr ols elne l9wabe
Na9obmung Der GarnepalsSii9e III eurp=
pdil0en StGOten.
Sic &egierun9 pon 4cru i9reibt cine
neue NnIeibe pon $12, 100000 aug, pel=
dc, wie Elm bielisesYlott ri0tis bemerft,
nit eillem 3Dong5onlcben cine Irappan=
te @ebnli0teit bat. Als 0arleiber lino
Die peruaniiben> buuptld@lid Die limeni=
IAen 8onfen auserisbcn, wel0e ongesen
ollcrOin9s Si1erliellunS erbolten, INNER
ieoo6 ober nur lol0c, Die BEL 3ultdnoen
in Ycru ni6t piel su lagen baben. Sic
9anfcn, welbe auf Die Vorl1ldge, Die
natiirliN %alerlel anoerweitige 0ortbeile
in Nnsli1t ~ltellen, ein9ehen, aber bis gum
Nnfan9 oes Oe5smber nl1t i'm Stanoe
iinb, Die ouf lie entfallenoe Summe sur
Nerflaur9 Su lteaen, perIieren ibre Yri-
plIe9len.
9ie vSribuna Sc los Mnbes" t6eilt
nit ooB Der Sunnel auf Der 90be Der
Goroiaera pOaenoet 1T.
, 1875-11-22
Ri1mpnb poit Wfice.
Dpff- M%rrangement.
49,. Oftotrr 1873.

@OroriMe 9nrfboa 9ncimor Italia.
Scnittaaf nue0enrmmfr-Nrfunff 5 q. w'
,trb ! ASH. ~. -pcffGimB J.35 pnp e.a1
q. M. o'So
Snnn.na gnlunft 5g, 81. -poe.
fttu6 1886 81. q. ''"'
@are'iae @sa @aH. 9Sarid, ouso,r er,.
mFn pnn'ane. Mnrunff Las n. 3D.
YOt'd'luf l.35'unb 800 81. 81.
edhIide goH. .3mein,o al tSoIid. CORN.
TAGS dueasnommcn. - Nnfunft " M Jp
uni, 90 y: d. ppffdiub d g. W. rms
1915 81. M.
gsrntses; gnfunft 1900 a. puft
&itamnnb e. Tanhiue Giienbohn. sSos
Ia. @ntunft 2.30 %. ". Wenstt,,s
1915 n. ~. "'pip'Hb
.S'nbilie & Greensboro. 3weimur tSa-
lid. = @nfu' # 2.3O urb 9 g. M. ~ mnfs
'9'ut 4@. u. uas f2.45 y. gf. r
TarmbiIr. TaoIi6, s.nntoos ouso,ron,
l'sm Mnfunft2 $50 q. 81. = Wpfitina
VgIiapeule SDt0 0tfenbahn. IGaltt
Srmhtngs hlsatipm men. Mnfunfl 6 81. m
= poltibluB $50 y. M.
svndburs Charlottesville, etauuton 81, bi,.
SnlpNer Sprinae urb peflih son gPbits wi.
etff Ssrtl9s = Mnfunf. S g. 81. - Isa.
ftIu6 e-20 81. N. s'F'
gSsf goint uub stationen nm ner ~ ~
w. ano 6. o.. g. 3daiid,, epn"taos oyss M
nsminen: aufuuft 1890 y. 81. Woit,
idlub 2 %. ~. fD"'
@lcneeifer, iitsr @et pcint. ,oold.-gr
funft 1880 Q. @. = ppfihlus 2M. M.
HapIabannpt, liter Stiff Saul l.. fold.
@"''u'1t $50 o. @. yoii6lus i u. 81.
San'es Bitter fGmpfer. greimal mBh.ur
lih. @nfunft Mpptale, Mlttmpd,s nnn
9'ettaas, ~. ~. - 9pflhtuB, Tifnfoos
aoaasrfaaa unb Soanatrnte, $50 g. 81.
eanal 9afet. Ir.imoI Sdeatid.
Innfunft Mittnpds, areitaas unt @unntaos
= ~: poitiGlub, Montass, Mittippda
uuo 8rsiiass, A Vi. M. '
short Enmb Eoute. .3weim IL pSteuuib.
., WaFuhIt Mltmrts unb g annabenps. 6
". M: 90 90 YoHi9IuB, GOnnssaass unp gOnn
, 1875-11-22
praf. 9earp i. gaub 8
Cans acapemie,
In Der
Sale iiter QeDp Brothers
Gfe Der llten uno OtQiu CIR.

Gfe Der llten uno Wtain Ctr.
Ger prp'efpr laret { inc Grsu, be unb oas
publltam sill. isine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lG ass
taQiglt ansurben.
Waberes iiber BITE Se,idtthfnen @lnG.n unb
Ole Gebrar!en t0nnen be, Yrsf. 9aube Wr. IL
Gali Broad Sirnbr, ooer In br Wcaosmie sr.
frast rpresn.
Gle neucitenIdnse iueroen qelc6rt.
Der nnterritt fir iuuae Iamen, Wit den
unb anlbsn, fnpst Minpcts unp CONN
absnes, Nahmitaes BON 4 bic 6 nbt BEN Der
Serrsn Dienfase unb Bteitaes, Mbsnes bon s
bis 10 ubr l.att. ID u lmi
, 1875-11-22

gBir perpeilen %unlcrc 2eier ouf Die
MnSeige Der 0crren 50. 9. 5ooo & g.,
Ode Der Is. min MoinitraBe. Die Ser
rem Sooo boben lpieoer einc friI0e Sem
oun9 BON Teinen Wtceri6oulnpfeifen uno
@laarrenIpiben erbalten, ,uelte lie al
leDr biIigen Yreilen perfaufen. Mud
lolte man lire einbelmii9en unb impor=
tlrten Gl9arren uno Sabote nIGt perse}.
fen.
, 1875-11-22

8egnooigung. gSir ieben in
Sen Ni9monOer u9Sbi9," oaB cine 9ilte
nit uielen unterl6riften circlIirt, nm
OberIt Mm. 8. Goleman's 8eyna-
bi9ung su erpirfen. Wtan miro li6 er-
@inncrn, oaB Ocrielbe cine Str0fe III Der
Yenitentiarp we9tn uaterl9lQ9ung Ell
her Summe ppn circa $4,000, ablibt.
g8ir buben lArn friber erpdbnt, baB
mir, lpenn erpielen, oaB Elm @erbre6cr
oufrl1ti9 bereut, mas CT 9etban mo
our0 quite Ii ! run9 i'm Sc
%fdngnilie ii6 Der @naoe wlrois Sci9t,
isine Se9naOiguus befiirwprten; aber
5uglei6 1T es Yfli6t unb 9ereNt, BON
Gem wel1er bic 8relbcit perleibcn fann>
genou Su unteriuGen> ob nl@t onOere
Subjette, ipeI9e li0 i'm @efan9nille be-
finocn, eben 10 lebr uno wobI nod
c0er Der Se9naoi9nn9 wertb lino, oa
neren 8erbrt9en plelei1t ni4t 10 9rpB
unO bic ldn9er 9ebiiBt BADEN, ol5 elner,
.ir Den Ii1 uiele Setonntcn pe%rueuOrn.
, 1875-11-22

G8 berri6t felt Ginger 3eit in %unlcrer
Gtoot Die Grippe, cine dbnli6e &rant=
belt, wel0e bel Den Yferoen OOcr Gicln
GpiSpotic 9enannt ruiro. Sebr Diele
linO baron ertranft; lie dubert li6 i'm
g8eientli0en, ols cine Grtaltlns uno
Idlt Qep6bnIi@ 3 biz Sage on. 9os
Seitc 0a9esen 1T fairies 96pisen.
, 1875-11-22

Cine feline 3oGtcr oes 0r 9apioIon
ppn Sungarp citation lpur0e porgeltern
Wipr9ell bitterli9 meincno i'll Der StraBe
btrnmlaufenb an9etrGfen. Mtak fragte
Oos Sinh nod Der urlode ieines Stunt
mere, uno es ontipprtete> oaB es llG per=
irrt babe. Gin Serr nobm li0 oes per-
lorcnen S0aneins giitig an, unO bro6tc
cs All De{ien Gltern.
, 1875-11-22

5onnabeno Wiorgen 5lpil0en y unO
l ll5r brad ein Seuer auf Oregon Sia,
Slpiiden 4ine unb 6i9b StraBe aus, uno
Serit0rte meDrere @obnDdul er. S6a=
Gen nngcfdbr $4,000.
, 1875-11-22

9crr Soiepb Somann;, Der S9wo=
ger bes @errn Goiper @enblinser, jr.,
wcl6er lcbten Wtittwp9 franz BON 8al-
tlmpre bierber tr%onspDrtirt wuroe, Bate
ii6 Bis 5Onnabeno MIR lebr meni9 ge=
beIlert.
, 1875-11-22

4atlep @ingIielo, mel@er einen Gin=
bruN ~besanaen unO ouBeroem mebrcre
&~lciouuesIiiide 9eitOblen botte, murbe
nuf u 0tDrote no0 Der genitentiary
oeionbt.
, 1875-11-22

GDnnabeno Morsen periu0ten Siebe
in Der rSreoisar @orfs" ein5ubre0en,
wel1es jebp9 pom borti9en Na6tlpd1=
ter pereitelt lpuroe.
, 1875-11-22

Gin 4pli5if in @cr1egcn=
Belt. @olisiit Sbielo5 1T BON 9r. B.
90. Starter, 4Srdlibent oes Spring Str.
Some" angetlo9t, Elm junses6rouenSlm=
mer, mclhes Ii1 i'm obengenannten Sn-
ltitute befano, bewp9en 5u b1ben. ba5
Qlipl gu. perlaicn uno dig 9dn5erin I'M
.@orietD Sbeater" oufSutreten. Ser
Sobn nes SbicIos 1T rdmIib Gi9entbii=
mel oes Sheaters.
, 1875-11-22
Gpueftipnen BON grieffoltsn

gon HalIen OH trn snej beiunberen gSeo,n.
pelue HiS Stsrnfs fen t%sfauni lnb, 600 uns
Il.qo z. ". 80 utb us 81. aR. @pnm
a So $50 9. ". unb Z 81. W.
Sn Ssiertagen $50 8. R. uns
"; Mt. @pn allen anbern aaifen nerSs,
ore Sr'efs auf BEN &iidpey Der Sr5aer amaze.
WI. U. Z. 8nn 4eip, % W'o
, 1875-11-22

Die 8emeiseriinbe in rem Safe bes
8ornep SobnIoit einen neuen Yrn5eB 5u
er! alten, wlroen Sonnobenb D 9tiO
Ter @ui9on an9eb0rt, Der it'd 3eit nabm,
Die Sa1e 81 ilberle9en.
, 1875-11-22

Daniel Sober bon Bittslplpania :
Gountp, ,uuroe wegen ungeiebli6euS6
Bens auf Elm Sabr in bos Staatsge=
fdn9niile ab9eliefert.
, 1875-11-22

Mir bcrpeiien auf Die NE5cise Der
oeutIfen Sdiiken9elealdoft uno MAIDEN
~belonbers oarauf ouFmertlaln, Dap nd9-
9onnerltag Sub= nnO 9cttag lit.
, 1875-11-22

8nrIgen Sreitu9 iunroe Der TaI bes
g. S. Spnes, mcl9er an9efla9t mar,
cine S0cune i'll gronb 9eltedt Su boben,
in Der @en1icp County Court por9enom-
men. So Die gcmelle nl@t 9eni9eno,
lpuroe Ell entlal)en.
, 1875-11-22

9. Mt. Gpr 1T pom Yrdlioenten Grant
ols 9oFmeiter in Eormpilet 8a., Ell
1annt lpDrocn.
, 1875-11-22

0ie @er9rDBerun9 Der gitp Sail
miro, IObolO lib oos @etter etlpas an
bert, be9onncn mer0en.
, 1875-11-22

3pei S0iIfe terlieBen poryeltern bic=
fen Safen, nm nit elmer 2abun9 Wfebl
na@ 8ra5ilien gu iegeln.
, 1875-11-22

0ie 2ebrer in Den 6ffentli6en S6uz
len erbieltcn pori9en SonnobenO ibl
G0lulr,
, 1875-11-22

gSir bDren, BOB @cncrul $. 0et9 cine
@niteaun9 i'm '@uItom Soule elbalten
miro.
, 1875-11-22

9. 6. Goberts BON S5le Of B9i96t
wur0e por9ciiern bonn @ouperneur als
6ifentli1er Notor %ernonnt.
, 1875-11-22

9ie Sotl6oft bes @ouperneurs Sem
per miro in Sdloe uerOHentli6t werOen.
, 1875-11-22
Softer unb 0afile.

Glcaonte Sdulidubc fir Maod)cn
uno &naben.
6etne &olbsleoerne gticfcln unb @du
9e fir Ssrren &naben uno Iiinqliuae.
Sttefel gum &nopfen nno nit Gpiben
fitr 0amen, W.dHden ullb Ginber.
Softer, Faliie mno Ed)adteln au her,
nnterqeiseten 8reiisn.
9unmi neberfdube bon allcn Gortcn
gu Iebr hilli9en Yreiieu.
Seltc(te Arbeit miro gut perfertigt
ano Dos Tallcn sarrantirt gtusbcRe=
rrneen weroen aufs 2<eite uno YMnslidlr
lte beiorNt Ser Sobn 8. yoi6 n
'plro eS ic6r freucn Ieinen dlteren &mnoen
mas. belteute 9!rbcit t%etrsfft, be0iener gu
%oiirfen. German GOiden & 2'ruber,
No. ol9 urb SIT Broad Strassc,
, 1875-11-22
.Moutag 22. NOptmber 1875.
GtQet &ihnlDno.
-so-@-s

8DfiSei @eri@t. 6ol9en0e
Safe fomen por9eltern III bic em@eri9te
Sur 8erhanblun9:
@abriel Sobnion un0 gilbert Sones,
bcibe farbiG ongefln9t zinc 9ortion
Gped bon Serrn Scff. Wni0n 9eitoblel
Ill boben, muroen ouI 30 Sage in bic
Sail gelonot.
Senrp 5oplor, farbig, on9efla9t ne.
Scn NugriHs, muroe $3.50 9eitroft.
Soucs Mbite, forbig, an9cflogt in
bos 0ots oes 2ouis Spence ein9ebro=
0tn gu iein, wuroc Der cuttings Court
iibCrlpieIe en-.
Gomaro &unonlp1, farhig, @n9riii
ouf s. q. Gtegal, entloicn.
, 1875-11-22

nasr Glaooin Sci, melhc8 gang 9e<
iabllos lit. Mrmleuhtcr (@banoollle) uno
feline Earlor 2anlpen bel
George &lein
$50. 612 uub GA Yroao Ctr.
, 1875-11-22

Sbeater 81 arren : 0eibdft,
Gde Der 7ten uno 9rpao Strabe
untsr tsm Ridmcnb 3beattr,
ri d moub ), ga.
Die feiniten einbcimilden urb importirteu
eiparrsa uab Gatafe b,uis gym Werfant.
5s'ne WeeriGaLm gfe fen unp GIG r,e,e
lp'Ben. lrr mint
, 1875-10-16

Tho "Opposition Convention yesterday
nominated Judge GAnY, Of tho Superior
Court, for reelection; Judge MoAL11srga, Of
tho Supreme Court, for the vacancy in tho
local Circuit Court md i. G. liEs1No for
County Treasurer. OF course, the nomina-
tion Of s1r. lIgs1sa was forcgono couclu.
sion; that wss the object and business Of
the Convention. The act OF the Convention
in nominating Judge GAny waa unexpected,
but was mono tho less creditalle. Tho Con-
yention had no political or personal syn,pa-
thy With Judge GAaY, and The net was
therefore moro coulmenaable. 1t IVES q
tribute 10 his honesty aud ability, mud o
proposition that hs bo elected unanimously.
Judge MoA1L1srEn Is too well known to the
people OF thia county to require any conf
1uents. His learning, his ability, aud his in.
tcgrity are universally conceded. The only
feeling will be ono Of surpsiae that he
aloud bo willing to step down from tho su.
prens Court, whero be ra14ks among tho
ablest, TO nit in q nil prlus court. That,
however. Is question Of taste. aud tho pub.
lie will not be tho less gfatiAed ut having hin,
return to our local courts. The Convention,
having done this much, concluded To o1se
the responsibility and character Of ita Judi
c'al nominations by selecting men ot quit.
different character for County Commission
| efs.> Ths avo Rsu bslsptsd for South Chi