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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

Set beI8tS6e GoNTut fir Gbica8o,
Serr Gb. 9enrottn, ipurDe pom 8rGli>
bentley ais lol9er 0nerfannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

Gin $sa5teu ODER cine GrtdItung fam
lei6t beieitigt tuetoen onr1 pas lleue
8rinSip, 81. s.. $. Wc2eanS Qultenz
rno 9ungen beiIenoe GIgel0en. IS u
rirt Suiten, Grfdltunaen, NuS5ebrnng.
Or. S. s. Otc9ean, 3l4 Gbeltnut, ct.
Souls. 4robeiba0teln 25 Cts. bet polt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11
9M EpOe %perbramut.
SebaLtd, Oio., s. :

SeoaItd, NO., 8. Oe3.
9as Bobubous oeS brei3ebn MeiLen
bon bier ~ieBbaften Sorrtters y. S. S6r0s
Der brannte 9eitern TrGb bis ouf ben
Grunb nteber. 8ier BON ben feds &tnz
bern Der S6r6ber'i6en Gbeleute iprans
gen aus benz 3~ipeiten Stodperf berab
unb eutfamen nit unbeoeutenoen Ser
Isbungen; Die beioen anoeren, be3n. 6 unb
3 Sabr alt, fantn in ben Tlanmen I'M.
Giues berielben, bo5 dltere erret6te ein
Seniter, firhtete ft6 eber bina63uiprins
gen unb feel toot Derunter. na6bem ietnc
unteren @lteomaBen oerbrannt tpareu.
SittansieneS.
Sem OFF, s. Seq.
Ser 0ampfer yglgerta" bate 750, 900
Dollars Cob uno Silber on 8oro.
9as @oloagio fteL bon Il auf It.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11
" a + y retfe.
Gbicago, 8. DECEMBER 1876.
BEoOnoTe.

MebI. - IS berri6te cine 3temlibe
Na6fraae bon bieiigen 6Gnolern un6
Breile iparen felt. Sir auSuartige
Eednuns murOen ment9 @ei1afte a6ges
l9lo1en. % es an Sars intangible. Sol
qeubes iino Die ShIuBquntattonen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

Scr 0eNtS@sautcrtf1ntfO eWoIfSs
9a4cnSer flr OaS SaDc 1872, bers
au~sgegeben BON Der Staotss 5eitua9
Sob Yrinting So. lit ieBt eri6ienen.
5criclbe lit III Der Sftce Der Staats=
jSeitung Sob Brintin9 So, 90 Tilnfte
Nue., G9icago, iolDie bur6 aae Sud5
bGnbler, 3eitnn9strdger unO Golporteure
81 be5ieben. Wtan leie Die betreifenoe
N1arine-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11
Aer'tlidle An,eiseL
Sr. Jonoes>
9Dds9oibitdI,
G6e IrGnfittt a.
Darlington
ctr

SutNuup' Su'
Bonn Staat se9ars
teri gum 3wede. nm
allen eebet me n
nno d 'front.' DE- II
q r b eiten in
tbren ueri6teoeuars
ttaen n ~coulplicirs
ten Sormen Die oeits
moaIttite Ctr auoes
oeiber gu lalien. 50
lit oaoemctn in Oer
Gtabt befdnut. nna
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

sd tani, ais eiit:
Ieriolsr.ide Mehtjiu
2cberLeioen,
~ ~ooorenne1 Ii. GerS
bauung5beidweroer
ES'SinAnlO ns' liz
A& e@uYatorH
ebeitens eatpseblen."
BSswi5 y. S3unDer,
Glers, Nbttns
rstpbia 4oi:s Oiilce.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

GeDant fetne @seoiatt mebr in BEN
Magen, I'M Die 9uneen 81 beiIen. Or.
s. $. Mc2ean's t0uiten= uno 3ungens
DeiLun9Ss Gigel9en er5eugt i'm Wtuube
Elm beiIenoes Gas uno beietttgt 0ulten,
8ron6itis unb S0ninbiu1t. Yrobenz
8oren 25c, per Boit. Or. S. $. U2c:
Sean, st. Souls. SO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-11

Gtne q cite @setOooe nm S6ipiubz
fu9t, 0ulten uno @rtGltungeu gu beileu
ourb Or. S. s.. Wc2eau's 0ulten uno
2ungen betlenbe &iigeL6en. ProbeI6a9z
teIn rs GtS. per Bolt. Or. S. 3. Wc=
Scans Office, 3l4 GDeitnutitr., ct.
Souls. 81
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

EDRoPosEp AMENDMENT AND REyl-
IL saoa Of tAe Consfstsraaa Of TIE stats
Of yexasA passed u the s<veasa ssnsios 81
The LsgzsE<snre-
R>sclved, By TIE Assembly. thu SsnAs< ecn-
earring. Tnas tas Cs9s<lszFlsE 81 sae state
Of Nevada D. HEn~ns4ed - toliS~s:
Anwa& s~crsea cos % Ar<scss X, q the
osrsssrussee Of sas STATE u Nevada - - ~
rs.A - fellows
sscsaea l. The A~esi year shall eeuansaes
&c -Ae A-xf day ef n~c~s2ser IN sscA year.
PAased JxnaAsy -, lEs>
Rasosv~3. ~ tbs Assembly. the S~n&ts cen
ea<~tHx Th4s cur ssssrry 81 Ss~ar hiss taught
~ sn~ necessity q revsssng sAs csnstttnttor
~ rAar~f Srp r-cazam~as the sssetcrs- ~ TIE
xsxt esecxssa fer zezah~sx 81 th~ Legislature,
~ vcss foe or AaAixss tas exalisS 81 Caav-s-
usa fsc sas rzr2~e~s ~ rsv.skzx tie Cszssafa-
ss1n 81 sa~ skAse 81 xexS4A-
RsMat. ReewuAxy - iS&
I hm~ay sersasy To- f1r~ersax ~ - true
ssy4>s from the srtgt2al snroslss Aeso1Etioca
- Lis IN ny c1ns
vs<z%s ny sAaA AsA TIA ars~s Sssl OF
-. Azgzss !. t<s. fsaAl
J. o MINOR sesy sf sanse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
LYON COUNTY TIMES
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
vAssA may be dome With ons-foarth The
ussa, expense BY using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
xrxxp RHApY Yc1 cs1.
l,nx.rnoor. sArK.pRoor: Dur

-vrpnoor WATERPROOF. pCRA.
Me Economical and ornAmennL
r.af nav be covered VITA very sheap
.AtpS,e and by application OF thAs assr y
100 10 last frsza - ~ 2s yea~A ota N~.s
ean BE- PATCHED and coated icckfns nv os'r
~ and lsstins lons<r tn.n nss rIr E@sr OF
sut thr slate foe O>E-TEiRD Fhk sVsI os
HE.sarN0I.IN0. The expen.s Of stAtias new
sainslrs . only sscat the ce~f d sampAs ~
a. them The PAINT 10 f<sn-rseSf ss.an.'
spsrks or aysns emeers- - nay y
sea ev anyons. IT Srofs kNhAi LA
= 80 sx,r trassx ey eala. and xkvNn ehASHs
- .-.lss Rcofs covered With Tar ShsssnAo
~, c,n ~ made wAsee~ttsht as q ANAL 81
,,rse and preserved for many yeA
lac Paint u ENrRENkLN SdhAf,
eallens will cover haalrsa sSuA.s
S.~,'s. 20 snv ssneoth su-face. from tso
o..,x, 4, one gallon Ar~ res alred 70 wv s2neN
- - surfac. and although the RANT n.
49, Nd, IL IL easily applied vita . os9ea,
vor.Rts rsEp IN THIS coMresfrloN.
rss-~fsr, II neither cracks in wipssr aor runs
sr su,nu,~r. On aecased shingles ~. ~
-. - ana pore- and gives . ner san~saa-
- rxs,f ssas vii iass tT yeArs- Safssa %
~.yr~>s sASngl-< IL erinss u fhci: psss~s snS
-. th~aa ths-r II ais up all 0ciss IN rsR
r>af, .ss1p~ the leaks, aud AitAea&h -
a-v~- r>,a aaea not a;sect It lee seofs A-s1s
.nplx,nc A. nearly ell paints thai AZ o.sH
- r. h. .ar~ ysa CHAIN car axsraSk
49, vhica flor shiasl- ro'isl 10 Sno<NN
LATg COLOR when arss appaseSi- e1Aasiae
=, ,s.su. va.sasA 70 . unttcrIa slate eelsf- aaa
l. 4, Al ln.~ass And pus rsses Si-ATk- on a.
ROOFS cur red color Il asaAily
A. ess.s !. ssual I, ave Of sny criiaArs PAIN
-. ssTf,s wAILS Gar sRsaar xKD Is tse only
,.si.s,s Slate psiat ever satrsiaoed shAs WI
sHsssaslly prevent aAsapaese irssa p~nsu $3.50.
-, .ra 5,ssolarans the plaster, rhsse PAaas
A. ass Largely used On out aeass Ma 's% -,
e. o. . pr, aains coat On ane VIZ
,,aly r,,iers are Cn<coIArx- Kxn, hAfsAf HA"
m.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

And In accordance with Lac End an order
u the bexrd Of rus,ees u ads On the nftecuia
llS,ai DAY Of September. A. u. ISIS, - nAny
shares Of each parcel II saad s,oek ~ my -
necessary will De cold q paslsc saciAoa q the
ocsce u the Company. Roen No I, b>Ek 81
California Ra ldins. Taylo< street.. Virginia
Nevada 90 MONDAY. the tsse.isth sosAl
aay u November. 4. ID. isse> ~ o0s O'Clock
?. n. Of said day, 10 pay said deiinaaess assess-
ncDt there ., together ~ttA costs u ADVERT
sang and sxpenses Of sale
y. C. LokD. seerssArv,
oAes-Rsou Me- ] BAnh II CAsifossts
esalai.s. rsyias ssrsss. Snxinis Casy. Ne
vsdA- ol2eA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

AYorrCH n HRnEDY GIVEN. rMAr IN
IL purvuapcs OF the order Of the DISTRICT
ClourS ~ the Third Judicial ptsertcs OF TIE
esate Of Nevada. In and for the county Of
Lyon, made on the nth day Of octooer 4 D.
iS.s, in the matter Of the essats Of L. J. Ray.
dscessed. the undersigned. sdministratos OF
sAid essate. will sell ct private sale 10 TIE
htahess bidder foe cssh, In one parcel. and
subj ct TO confirmation By said District ceu.s
% the iesh day Of Novemese iea& - II
o'c'cck r. Of said day, 81 the store 81 y u.
osaup, Main serrst. Gold nill. Nevada, all the
rlsae. title tnssaess and esests Of the s.id In
orSenes a the time Of hie death. and all the
right title sad snterst that the said estate
haa. by operation Of lsv - otherwise, acquired
cshes than OF In addition 70 thaa u the iutee-
tate as the time Of his death, In and 70 all
that lot. piece or parcel VI land situate. lying
in the county Of Lyon, stat II Nevada. and
des crfbed as fellows: An undivided hall tn-
ter~~s in aud 10 that certain piece, rareel CT
tract ~ land designated map Of Silver
city town site. made by Ross I Browne, and
on die in the ofsce Of the County kssorsser OF
LYON county a. lot Ne loi, 81 trsci A, con
taining ~ :laa acres more or less, eonlnacFle
ing IT = p0aut which bears from station ~ \,
So deg. E. 49', feet and running thence )
es,. dec.. ". s5S fee, taencc 5. Is y deg, &.
So. ,eet thence : - aes. ~ fect !;
shsnce n sfs dee.. r. 80 sect theace y,
So dex iss 7:la feet. thsncs ~ des
" ~ f<.s thee &c \ 81 deg. " slgs. tess
tnerfe y. - deNss - iett sathNL y -
deg, T. a. feet thence IS deg, W. % feet !.
theac~ : IS dog. W lol fees thence ;. sSs
deg " L. feet: thence n. 49, DIES as
fest 10 the pa,nt - heginnsng exespsins
therrfrom, however. that portion theccf which
10 part - the r ii known a. the CNrson Toll
Road 90 designated in sa'd map ,oarscs
and bearings expressed from true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 deg \.
Terms AID conditions OF sale essh- tea per
cent Of the purchase money 10 he paid 10 ad
mtnistra,or on the day Of sale. balance on
conarmatioa Of sale by said pistrscs csurt.
deed at exprnse Of purchaser,
October. iS.e II. ". RAt
Adm In istra,or Of the esta,s Of Z. J. Ray,
deceased
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

Ani IN sscUrcAnce vita as and - es1rr Q.
tie Bsara os p4r~Stsrs. Esd~ On the ID
aAy Of septeEecf 1875. many saAr~s Of esch
r.rcel OF sss b ssgck may be neS-ssAry, WI
he sala s paeIts aac;soc. 81 The ofnee OF
shs Company. No. zee NaetSonery stre~t.
S.r FrAacssco, California. gu sATt kpAi =
the tv~niy -erst tsisil day OF November,
1875, a tae sour Of , clock 2, H. o. saic day
4, nav said a~l,sscn<ni assessment ts-r~ssr.
sos<Sn<r With eo~ss Of sdversisins II. e.
p~zses Of the sale.
~. THAp. 5 PITCH. seeretary
oFFiCE-Rcozn i. No 2so Montgomery street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
Delinquent Notice.

VIRGINIA CITY COAL coAPANY.-
v Locsnoa OF Pr.neiral risee Of easaa~s<,
Virginia city. Nevada LesAiion q win,
n psrr,ao Canysn, LyeE county. Nevada
Nossce-Thers a-e deltnaseri zpoa the fol-
lowi az described stock On account al assess
naeu, no. Ia levied on the afsexnte tisfhl
cAy Of September. A. d. lsss> Tie several
amounts se; opposite the names 81 tas rsspser
tsv sAa-~AaAAAra Elill0x.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06

Rcn JxpNR % rn Ss1nkH8 ceSBE
O, 4. l. = = u 4 . ..
1uo CoueAAss;
r n = u 4 . " = = y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
STOREY COUNTY


Toe easss ss,sssrs.
r. r. Osbiston,
Evan Williams.
For Assenslymsa.
e. L. Blu bingham,
Jos. Beer.
VIM. II. Botsfard.
Samuel Reynolds,
Geo.. L. Hawks
E. A Smith,
P. H. Howard,
John E. Coulter,
Jasper Bsbc.ck,
A. I. Braun,
Geo. Tomos,
John II. Harris,
Eiwsrd Price,
Francis 4. Nills.
For Sheriff,
William N. Candler.
Foe County Ci<rh.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-06
ASslenEE's SALE.


AYorIcD n 1nA1DH elvKN TnA9 I,
N yoAn Dsanssas, saAQnss of shs sseass e
J. J. Psssss. sojudeed . hankrups Angoge "a.
iy5a. win cell ths psssoaal properly Of ali
J. J. Nssrs. bankrupt, - The honAnA 6Alssa !,
Main ssxSe1. silver CITY. -
Saturday. November IL, ls7s,
A. u e'elech BOON. Said peopsFsy eonaisttns
n part u the follcvtne. oe-vtt One Aae
ccantee and sAslvtbG. small csunees. I lee
chest. once desk. I clcch. tables, " 49,
room chairs. I mirsvf. TIN o1cket, large
ptcsuses. I ussssin9 Pa, I line oQuseoss. .
bitsen bottse<, strssner. servss o 4 tuDosl.
! spoon holders. los Of bas gAnnssa. ~
pitcher and SHAKER. rtb-bosrd, bas spos0s,
ice piek. d..sen has tewess. 10 pounds eas
sugar, bpx end dice. u bsari whisAy. y bar
rel port wine. y, barrel sherry, , gallons
brandy. gallen scotch whisky. IN eaIisns
rum. - gallon KIN, = gallon white wine. /
gallon elsrvs, ~ bottles clares. ~ BEETLES sgna
vermoGths I eottles Esrcand's, 8 eottl.s
host.isrrs, - ectfies Boxers eitscrs. bottle
Grange eiuers, BOTTLES cider. - bottles ale
and porter. 10 imperial wife. bottle rum
punch. bottles ginger brandy. case Hnstet-
tiers oirers. = case stptsen bittcrs. / cAss
carsc&e, desea packs playing cards. toeesh-r
9th the bSox Scc0Ri4ts II She said J.
Peters All nj which will be Sold to ths
highest bidder iOr cash IN hard 81 the usn .
aud place shove Esnsvd
|UHN BENEFITS, Assgnes.
Silver City. Seyxda October Is. is'e.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
The INLAND Route.


The first passengers through the IN
land navigation route to Pctoskey left
here last Monday morning, taking the
Minnie Sutton to Burt lake and there
changing to the small steam craft re-
ferred to in last weeks issue, for Crooked
lake and there being met by IL team which
took them on through. The little craft
succeeded in getting through with them
though with considerable difficulty. In
passing through Grass lake the wheel of
of the boat would become foul with
grass, which required a number OF stops
to be made to clean the same, but they
succeeded in getting to the upper end of
the route with the passengers.w We UNI
derstand, Notwithstanding the delays OF
the trip, exp: esscd themselves highly de-
lighted with their ride. There is some
talk of opening mp regular route for
travel through these lakes and rivers, the
Minnie Sutton to run on this ehd and
transfer passengers to the little craft at
the upper end of Burt lake. IF it ca.,
be successfully carried OH it viii make a
very pleasant way of getting to the rail
road at Petoskey.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Ia 4 had FIX.

Last week upon one Of the steam
crafts on our waters there was man
temporarily in charge of the engine.
While going up one of the rivers the
boat got entangled somewhat in a lot OF
logs and was bothered considerably to
make her way through, and of course the
ineXperience OF the engineer did not
tend to lessen the difficulty. The per-
son in command or The craft gave the
order to go ahead. He waited patiently
to have his command executed, but the
boat did not advance any, or appear to
be making ali effort to do so. lie ag lin
gave the man in charge of the
engine the order to 90 ahead. His sur
Prise can be imagined when he received
the answer, 81 can't, the go ahead thing
is lost" They succeeded, however, in
getting through eventually, and nowsa
more experienced person is runnidg the
engine.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
BTcke Down.

The tug George II. Parker, OF Detroit,
having in tow three Canadian vessels,
arrived at this port last Monday after
noon. The captains of the vessels came
into port OH the tug 10 report at the GUS
tom house, as required. Upon their re-
turn to their vessels something was dis
covered to be wrong with the valves of
the engine on the tug. An examination
showed that the large Wolves, which fur
nished the steam to the chamber of the
engine, were broken so that they would
not work. The consequence was lack
of power to go on with the tow. The
captain run her back into port and had
the damage repaired,s leaving Tuesday
night. The break down caused Il delay
of over "a hours.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

A couple of visitors recreating i'm our
village. last Saturday went down to the
trout stream entering into Duncan bay,
and in four or five hours fishing caugh
scventy-five spcckled trout. one catching
forty-one and the other thirty -four. In
the early part of the week the same par
ty after laying in good supply of com
missary stores went down to the stream
about fifteen miles below tie village and
spent two OIL three days ifs ing. and had
excellent success, and were very much
pleased with their sport
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

A mln by the name of Mckenzie who
has been working for Thompson Smith,
at Duncan, was arrested last Saturday
evening" upon the complaint OF a fellow
workman named Geore, who alleges that
Mckenzie stole $40 belonging to COM
plainant. Mckenzie was brought before
Justice Sutton, Monday morning, plead
not guilty, but for some reason the ex-
animation was postponed until Wedues-
day afternoon, at which time the prison.
er was bought before the justice. and the
witnesses were examined. The complain
ant stated that the money consisted Of
three ten dollar Canada bills, and the re-
mander of U. s. currency, that the
money was in his trunk i'm the room oc-
cupied by Mckenzie, and that Mckenzie
had key that would unlock the trunk,
that he first missed the money last Sat-
urday, he last seen it OH Tuesday of
last week when he went to
bis trunks to get out a little change; he
claims to identify ten dollar bill that
prisoner had given Alex McCartee as
one of the bills, and swore positively
that it was one of the bills that he had
lost. Evidence was also given which
showed that The prisoner had disposed of
three ten dollar Canada bills at three dit
ferent places. one e,ch day, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of last week. The
prisoner claims that lie brought the Can
ada money with him wheE he came to
this vicinity, that he had $50 in Canada
money when he arrived here. and had loan
ed forty of it to a friend who had started
for Wisconsin, and that the money he had
been spending was a portion of the re-
mainder. Justice Sutton considered the
evidence sufficient to warrant binding the.
man over in the sum of $500, in default
Of which he was remanded to Jail.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

MoRTG AGE sALE-nefault having been
4Nl made in the conditions of certain inden-
turr OF mortgage bearing ia c the 18th day OF
December. A. -. 1872, made an executed by
Angus Mckay. of Chebol gan. Cheboygan roun Y,
Michls an, toiW ashington /. Mlisen OF the anne
ace. to secura the payment of four hundred
ana ninety ts49l Ool dollars. which laid mo- tgage
Us recorded In the office OF the Register OF Deeis
| for said county of Cheboygan in ber Ii of
mortgages onpag 80 md l70,and said mortg 'ee
1n By he d auy
Roberl Patterson, which said ass gnmcnt j. Ie-
corde in the Off OF The Register OF eeds for
saa county Oh nsge In LDer CT MORT MORT
gaze and Pie note accompanying the
same, there is now due and unpaid
t0t2l 52-lO0 90 lars, and interest on the same
from the LIST day of July, A. u. 1874, at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum, together vita an
torney Zee OF iity sa3O do lars, provided for In
sal mortgage. should any proceedings be taken
| TO foreclose the same, and no proceedings having
Deen taken eitf er in aw or in equity to recover
SAID I" ortgage deol or any part thereof; now,
therefor, by virtue UT the power of ale SAID
mortgage con am d, and by virtue oil the statutes
i'll such case made anu provided notice il hereby
gwen that on Tuesday The 2-tht!ay of November,
a. ID. 1876, at tM O'Clock IN the afternoon of zad
day, at the front door OF the court house. in the
village of Ch, bOygan, Cheuoygan county. MIchi-
gan, chat hang the place for holding the circuit
cOurt for said 'untyl, ,heTe will be sold at IN
tic a0ction. 10 the highest bidder, the premises
| ,iescrlO Il IN SAIL mortgage, or much there of
as may be necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
upon said nstc and mortgage Tor principal d
interest. together with the SITS and expenses of
sale, anu The at, Orney fee pro ided Tor in said
| mortgage, said premises being described IS
10 lows, to-wt: all that certain piece or par Gel
OF LIANT ;uste in the village of Caeboygan,
county OF CheDoygan, and STATE OF Michigan and
described az follows, wit: commenc at the
northeast corner OF lot number tw enty five (l5
vi Cheboygan village. accord ng 10 what i Conn
| monty known as JACOB samm0ns' llai thereof;
ther ce runnil westerly along the northery sIde
lott
lot. ence I,erly ut rig angles tu e rods,
thence ea,terly in line parallel with said lot
Dumber twenty five t-5l 10 Main St. eet, thence
soutnerly along the line OF Main street two [2)
rods, TO the place of be ginning.
ROBE TPAtTERSON, Assignee.
WIS HUMPHREY. Atty for Assignee.
LIT
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
A Good improvement.

Messrs. Macarthur, Smith & Co., are
,nakingka good Improvement on their
grounds connected with their dock. The
lot is being filled up with gravel from
the dock to Main street, and they are
bridging the ditch in front of the same
for the full length of the road in front of
the dock. = This will enable teams to turn
of and drive to the dock over any por-
ton of their grounds. The framing of
their large warehouse is about complet-
ed. When completed the extent of their
docking aud storage facilities will not be
excclled III many places along the lake
shores.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

At the Democratic convention, held at
the court house last Saturday afternoon,
Messrs.sA. p. Newton, james j. Brown,
j. p. Sutton. Arson r. Dodge, G.. w.
Simpson, and w. /. Milliken were eIsct-
ed delegates from this county 10 attend
the Representative convention at Mack
iEaw next Wednesday. They were in
structed to work and use their influence
for the nomination of William Macarthur,
OF Chcboygan. Moses w. Horne was
elected Chairman of the county commit.
tee in place of NJ. Metivier, resigned.
The following persons were elected
delegates to-the Senatorial convention,
TO be helda Traverse City next Tuesday:
james j. Brown, n. p. Newton and ia
cob Wilson, and were instructed to work
and vote for LII. o. Rose, Of Peloskey, us
the victim.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
M. E. church Excurston.


The excursion given last Thursday to
Burt lake for the benefit of the Mstho-
dist church. was not so well attended as il
should have been, and rs the object for
which it was given warranted. Those
who did 80, however, had an exceedingly
pleasanttime and enjoyed the trip. There
was not sufficient number went to re-
quire Heroofed lighter to be taken along
all being comfortably accommodated OH
the Minnie Sutton. On their return trip
they We're ont In the heavy rain OF Thurs
day afternoon, and had quite breeze
during the storm while crossing Mu.let
lake, but being under cover did not suf-
fer but little from the effects of the
same. Coming down a young man OF
the party remarked to one of the young
ladies whose hair was of radiant h,e,
that when it became dark they were 60
to set her up for the red light. She an
swered him by saying he would answer
remarkably well for thellgrcen one.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

While the tug Parker was in the river
for repairs to her engine the n. L. pro-
peller City of Toledo came in and being
under considerable head way upon APP
preaching the dock was not checked up
soon enough to prevent her striking the
Parker, but the lines being slackened up
on the latter no damage was done. After
the captain of the propeller had landed
upon the dock the captain of the Parker
asked him when he expected to be around
again, he said he would like to know
within two or three days of the time so
that he could get out of his way.