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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

The following -
.on' . Ie,ter written by a lady now reslo'Ds IL
S;naton 70 a friend in the Vest: ur;to
Wasnl"stS9o Alexandria you wish NE TO VIII
ou ~ III he good news OF 1t car nnu.
and give su ~" very much in buildings sloce
1t mas tut;i :, Ear he far West. Some are vels
you 'ti. o. veil as comfortable. Inc WI
nanI.or had it been located where II MIu
ESchaaeo .Ivantage, would have oeen ssi,hus
oe scen f,r It's modern architectural easse
70 TO- S, Sar;ons public halls aod banking noT Tb,
he saao vol with those Of other clues ..;id
conpMuIe t"bouse is a very handsome oua,t ~
new Tha Custom house, contalnlng Cp = );
: lus flee. is 10 good keeping sluI MS S fla
Rp 10 j. a town library. lne If n
: in ) nlaes Of interest from Its n.ssJiS ~ the
s.st The fraternity are lalIni Io uNre ha
wiSovs and orphans, and "oulu w Wasn;netC
+. nav pecuniary power. Geue,a, have wo
helonged to their lodge. me SUI aso GIIed wi
.. SerfnIly improved, enlarged, ano limo YOU G:
rs uo garictv: and, as a rare tn'ut, You
ar every mon the selections made lot soi :,
" uepeuu chants, If their wort Is glVeo 'na - y
asa the "naI;tv So it is with the SHOPS =
Iy OF s9ou I'll remarkably upright men u =
ks, l. W. Church ediices are numerous p ,ro
sy women: Io Six are on Washington sire
uil but Sua'a lhsm S.. paul's and Christ Charch
IDS Amous thS" aar Venerable old Christ Chut
.ds the n az ;,U historic aud sacred asSocla'loh1I'
les, WI a.. h,,ng 10 ruins, has been eep' "vn
10, Tar 'rJm u;tbont: within the lovers OF 1'snlJ ~,
ing palrcu hav;ng changed the OLD tune ; w ~
k at noVfns at;ns it over according to tnelt "a
ing oy .n,hsrbood of the Episcopal onutsl
md l.u ~ other church a,SoclatioOs: auu
ks, Wen II Meu's Christian ASsoc'a''on' =
nks much for the people. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24
Markets by Telegraph


I Nrw YogK Jan. "a Stocks active. Money
! !. Gold Is. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
arm and quiet. Corn quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-Vas., consolidated, oo5'
W. Vas. 81. Cotton quiet aud easier ml6dl'ng
t2,.12s. Flour quiet and steady; Howard st.
H. W estern Supcrs 5 IS .SA %; do. Extra 4 70
+ $ -; do. Family 5 25aS7; City Mills super 4
t.: 10. Extrs sass %; do. Rio brands i Toast;
Family SIS IS. Wheat steady and nrin !;
D .. 2 Western red l3S; Pennsylvania rcd l4C;
~ r., land red l2OaI5U; do. amber ~l5o@loo; do.
T. l;:e l30sl55. Corn-SoutnerE steady; West
firm Southern white 49s59 do. yellow ota
~ Western mixed opened at 6l3, closed at 6l2
spot; ii February. Oats-Southern nomlnE' :;
Western trmer but quie.; Western white 49aol;
mixed I6a4S. Rye nominslly SOa85. Hay mod
,r..e.y active Maryland and Pennsylvania Zza
50 Provisions steady and firm, but quiet;
Pork. new, ylaS2l -. Butter dull and heavy
eycevt for extras, which are in good demand
Western extras 25A26, do. frsts 22aS24. Coffee
din and easier; Rio cargoes lGlal9; joobing lGs
a. Sugar quiet, but fra " lU5 .lOs. Whlskey
dull al 81 ii
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21-The Cattle market
VIII. rather dali :his week, and prices favor buy
cr:; 340O head arrived aud sold al 7a13 for extra
Pennsylvania AID Western Steers; 53a64c Tor
.air 10 good do and ls5 per 10 gross TO- com
mo., u: to quality. sheep were in Iair demand;
500 head sold al 5t~G1c per ID gross, rs to con-
4!lion. Hogs unchanged.
pDpT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN l. -,
10 Moul! rlsCs......"" ~
sun ."ts ."".5 is High Water-.....2
ARRIVED. IN
Steamship John Gibson, Now YORK =
N% %;esner Experiment, Phi'ade'pn'S'
Ns,n =, ,1obn w Thompson, Gone iN0' '
F 4 Reed.
Steamer Lady of the Lake. N0''0'A'
Reed. op.NnA
VAT knioht. for this ppT, SS
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The market for Grain opens mooera tely &C
IKE. with fair receipts and prices good lo4
h,.beIs of white Wheat sold at lao. and 1851 Oh
"a, 100, l25, 1873, 40 and l43 for comma to
air. Corn is quite active, and prices nave SUI.
h-.her advanced; offerings of GOA bushes Oh
u.ncd, snd lid Of yellow, which sold at o. 81
s,t - 70: the form, ar, and 53a54 for the latter.
! sma sales of kye at 80. Eggs arc in abundant
-s.s;p;, AID prices have falleE off in consequence
! O.hec country produce unchanged.
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Society News. -The Washington Chronicle

ooOAc~ 1--we -
says:
Miss Mamie French, one of the bellies of
our sister city, Alexandria, is visiting her friend
Miss Carrie Pauldiug, Of 2027. G street. Miss
French is a brunette, petite, with piercing
black eyes, and very pretty. She was vely much
admired at the Potomac hop, and the dancing
reception of Mrs. Gen. Humphreys.
IA large delegation of Alexandria beaux,
Fowle, FRESHMAN, Marbury, Stabler, Howlson
and several others, came up to the Potomac
bop, and being all good daDcers were much
sought after by the fair sex.
Among those much admired at the Poto.
mac hop was Miss Marion, of Alexandria.
CHANGE OF TEACHERs.-Mr. j. R. Barn.
house, who had taught Columbia School with
great ability and success from the lst of Sep
TENDER last, having, 10 compliance with the
order of his physician, resigned his position
there, the trustees Of Arlington District have
appointed Miss Alberta V. Sisson, the accom-
plished ,eacner Of Ruffoer School, to sucseed
him. At a meeting of the trustees of Jctter-
sou District, held at the court house, this
morning, Miss Nj. Angela Nevett, OF this
| city, was unanimously elected to succoed Miss
Sisson at Ruifuer school.
LOST AND FoUND.-A gentleman n, while
passing out Of the door of one of the cars on
| the 5 D. NJ. local train from Washington, last
| Saturday, caught his watch-guard lu tue knob,
and his watch was thereby jerked from bis
pocket and thrown upon the track. 1t was at
forwards picked up by a youth named Charles
Robey, who, having been Informed by Ofhcer
Watkins of the owners whereabouts, restored
it to him.
YESTERDAY. The cloudy weather yester-
day caused a rather slim attendance at most Of
the churches. At the NJ. E. Church South.
Rev. DIR. B!edsoe, preached morning aud night.
Rev. DIR. ChickeriDg failed to arrive in time TO
preach 10 the NJ. E. Church, as was announc-
ed, but will preach there on Thursday night.
No services were held at the Uoiou Presbyte-
rian Church lasL night 90 account OF the lndis-
position Of DR.. Bullock.
ANOTHER ROBBERY. "A storeAouse Of City
Sergeant Lucas, ucar his store, on Wolfe street,
was entered last night and robbed of250 pounds
OF beef which had Deen sailed down on Friday.
| Strange to say, nothing else was disturbed, al
| though a quantity OF hams and other articles
were in the room. 1t IS supposed that the thief
had a duplicate key, as the door Was found lock-
cd this morning.
LAND VALUATION The statement of the
Auditor, showing the total value Of lands 10
| the Commonwealth according to the reassess-
meut Just made, shows the value OF real estate
10 the city Of Alexandria to he 81. 300. 265. and
that of the county 1866, SOP Ii 1873, when
county aud city were assessed together, the to-
tai value was 81, 636, 424, showing an increased
value, at present., of $3.50, CAB.
PERsoNAL-Mr. D. McCouas French, of
this city, VINO was recently appointed an Assis.
rant Engineer 10 the Revenue Marine Service,
has passed his exa ANIMATION as second IN a class
Of thirty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

RETAILERS who have sold Elmwoo m ri This
cav thew car keep store without 'ns"'
80 rood recommendation.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABlLITIEs.-Wa Var Depart.
usent' Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
angton, D. c., January "a, ls16Ilo;so a. m.
For the Middle States partly cloudy cold wealth.
er, with northerly to westerly. winds and rising
harcnoofpr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

nSeRt, CUtce ~ NC CH19 o'9"W w. '"""
auotou, D. G, january "a, ls76-lO:3O a. m.
For the Middle States partly cloudy cold wealth.
er. with northerly to westerly winds and rising
barometer.
COUNTY CoURT.-The January term of the
County Court, Judge james Sangster presld-
ing, commenced this morning.
John r. Johnston, foreman, Edwin Ball, h.
A.. Febrey, W. H. Hatch, l.. w. Hatch, Jas
Meade, Peter Birch, Jos. Fields, F. 9. Schultz,
Bepi. Smith, James H. Stevens, +. h: lay,
lor, John Veltch, Richard Vritch, Geo: Hyde,
Horatio Ball, VIM. H. Zimmerman and Jacob
Folrz were charged and sworn a grand jury OF
inquest 10 and for the county, and presented
an Indictment against Isaac Johnson, grand
larceny, "a true biii;' an Indictment against
James Smith, wounding with intent to kill, "a
rrue BILL" an indictment against Jesse Smith,
burglary, "a true bill" an indictment against
George Dudley and Henderson Dudley, as
sault and battery, mot a true bill" and hav'
ing nothing further to present, were dis
charged.
Lswis Montague was exempted from the
payment of capitation tax 90 account OF age
and in6rmity.
S. B. Corbett, State Assessor, this day re-
turned his reassessnent of the lands in this
county, which was approved aud filed.
Kodolphe Claughton, esq.,, qualified as 40
attorney at law to practice in this court:
John 4. Creighton & Go. VS.. Wm. W Rock;
suggestion VS.. w. 4 .. r. R. Co.; execution
and suggestion quashed with costs.
Com, VS.. James Roach, sh'riff, on rule to
show cause, &c; rule continued till next term.
jams Rayaoids was relieved Of an erroneous
assessment of taxes for the year 1875.
Harrison Hatch was relieved OF an errone,
Gus assessment of taxes for the year 1875.
Jefferson lacey was appointed Road Over
seer 10 District, No. 3. in jefferson Magiste'
rial District, in the place Of Mr.. Cornwall, re,
Iieved on account OF age.
The following registrars we're appointed
Washington District, H. W. Febrey; Airing
ton District, Robert Walker; Jcffcrson District,
F. NJ. Mills.
WIN. j. Sterling VS.. Harrison (. Dayton;
motion to reverse Judgment; motion docketed:
Commonwealth VS.. Isaac Johnston grand
larceny ; general demurrer demurrer ovcrIuled
plea mot guilty; jury and verdict of guilty,
and the term of prisoners Imprisonment 10 the
penitentiary fixed at ten years..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

A. vo are determined to reduce STOCK '''S
considerably by that ds'e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

RoBBEKY.-Early yesterday morning it was
discovered that the grocery store OF Mr.. Thos.
Downey, on the corner of Fairfax and Cameron
streets, had been entered, during the night, by
thieves. The robbers effected ao entrance by
boring through a rear door openlog on an alley
leading iuto Fairfax street, and cutting out a
hole large enough 20 get Il man S arm through,
and slide back tue bolt by which the door was
fastened. They succeeded 10 carrying off a
trunk containing an amount estimated various
" at from $500 to $500, mostly 10 small
money, besides valuable papers,, Insurance pol.
icies, sc. They also carried off a box contain
ing about fifteen pounds of tobacco. Shortly
after the discovery Of the robbery, Mr.. Bu1
Cline, the tailor, was informed that a colored
man named Jesse Gibson had paid a colored
shoemaker named Ntzhugh, for a pair of shoes
in small money, mostly nickels; he also over
heard some other remarks, which led him 10
believe that Gibson was one OF the thieves.
He Immediately went to the shoemaker shop
Of Ntzhugh,, aud fuding Gibson there, arrest
ed him, after some resistance, and turned him
over to officers Belts and Morriss, who were
near by. Ga searching Gibson, at the statiio9
Iouuu GIVEN by him, afterwards as. ,nS .
1 Ns Freeland, also colored' ano lou a;ooa :
EraSGu smnnnt Of uickels and three cen' P p,eon'
small h;m Alciuda Peyton, james pnTor,
upon n.y. Gnrts Joseph ChauDcey ana hpoe u
ia1r.uh l an colored, were also arresteu nar
Cook' o an 10 the crime. AlIof the pa,
legeo eou phafore the Mayor this morning;u o "i
ties WY was postponed uotu "vu
the eSanl nr, Gibsou, Freeland, Peytoo az,
n Tsai he;na locked up aud the others recosu.A' -
Even pslos vas found yesterday morning .
The trunS T u;iv near the canal, broken open
Ja Ian si Of ; the money and some OF the paper
gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

0TI TO DELINQUENT IA~Ai
= ERo. .;s Al.
The attention of delinquent tsx,ps sSaote 81 at
oa,a5 In the following resolutlon, aaop''1
r rec f..t W ms ~ Of the City Couneil: Com
i Resolved. That to enable the Sc ,hn citv Of
No. tan ~ meet the obligations Of Inc 1' also
MI" y ! ria that sre due and fslhhs un an, The
hIca <" rrnnt expenses OF the city soVefh'noN"
the cIr fund, a and Corporation GO Cou G,v Council,
s'I Ne it hereby ordered BY, the 0" 1--WE bubble
", De tbo citv Collectors OF LAKES wv IS76,
l me- = ,Ist atter The first day OF feorGn - ~ 9TH,
nbo GUY viii proceed to collect by dlstrs'nS orstion
sn rG,se sl unpaid TAX bills due the U0tp
erWase cNs, Of the parties owing the SANE
ut the cos' Vi y JOHN Z. HILL,
S. K. FIELD,
-. City Tax Collectors
jan ltd cREAT
go COUNTRY MERCHANISSESooas4hT IS
~ a Virrinia made Bro. Co!t2hsnn Ysrns-
s al Ipiaached Cottens-Patspsco Coi'o o,,entIon of
o. nusrv 10th, IS76-We call sPeeisi havs nsmed
ouoST nyrchascd in large quahliIlea known
goo4S' ,.ys at prices lower thar ever Ward
iaSt tv" COUNTRY, and anticipating Bill
III ~ in iii staple goods. ,v.p
No. lG9 King street,,
FL. B. Hoomes. AVE- D IcxaIdria, Va.
;ur ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24

PERsoNAL.-Mr. D. McComas French, of
this city, VINO was recently appointed 40 Assis.
rant Engineer 10 the Revenue Marine Service,
has passed his examination IS second IN a class
Of thirty,
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n,,rcxAPaIC

,o,s.ou.ncc of serious illness of the wife
:. n,r;d Dudley Field, the Leading counsel lor
tho defendant, the suit of the feople w.
Tweed tor 81, 900, 900 has been postponeu WI
The Cincinnati Express from New I ork'
u.,naov evening. was partially thrown trom Tue
track at Trenton by a misplaced SWITCH Au0
,ooomotiye and three cars were sngnty D'oA'D
No person was injured.
"a Rio Jauciro letter, says: The Emperor
Dom Pedro will be accompanied on us ap.
aro.cb;op visit to this country by the h"pfess
and a number of bis immediate lrieuu' .ho
"A Norvalk, Conn, dispatch states tnat 'ne
-o.;aonoa of Jas, Iugersoll, near that place. was
burned this morning. 1obn
E Two bows, sons of George Barton and 9ono
nlIou moro drowned at FraDklln, Mass
Saturday.
g uor- Alexander HI. stephens
Ncloho Flower Cough Syrup to SUSAN
l. hs Throat and Lungs in making a si'
Rights spi Nstional Hotel, Washington 7 =. o.
DR.. J. S. Pemberton-pGsaSo1 he Flower Syru
I'd me n tSrG sa So;tifsB 81 Y00 Yours truly srrvrrs,
ak Washington, D. G., January VS. s, l So,
: Pemberton-Dear Sir: Inc p y
Fi o Syrup duly received. many 70 me-
has proved most v n=nH5As 3snsfRy 4. $ sr e rs
G GoIrs T Flower Cough Syrup cures . Hooo
", Gioue Bronchitis, Hoarseness, pain q,
we v Wp5oning Cough, Group, PieuFlsy? ;re ~ Gu
md s SnDupsDiH IN. the B5esst, and d' Tlii p in the Gaze ss
S Sss4' u aD;s}s Of sssss ss and P soea p e. q { IL: he;
lars i Les whose words cannot be douotea' y We 3
his to the merits OF Globe Flower oSAOp
fer to let them speah, for sale BY
$780, Giooe flo"E s. S. LEADBEATEK = Pc =
!. I g ;fhps g]: :1'stess onIs so BE- 5's? ) 5. Pc Pe%beFtt
'rup ~ luxurious Story"-tree AZ inc =
nigh heau ~ JAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-24
DRr CONS.

We purpose making changes in our business
on the lst of February next; therefore VIC offer
our large stock of
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MARKET GARDEN FOR RENT.

eas FOR RENTAL ELEGANT RESI-
M DENCE, on Patrick street, near King, for
very low rent. Apply to w. II. CHAPMAN,
City Hotel, Alexandra, VS.. dec 70
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
Legal.

HORTGAGE SALE.-Defanit having been
III made'in the condition, Of ceriain linden
ture of mougace bearing date tho LIST day OF
Janua'Y, A. H., 1874, made and executed by
Charles J Rosenblad and Emily RIOS enblad, his
wife, of Cheboygan county, state OF Michiean,s
to BENJAMIN f King. Of the same place. to Sc
eight and Sl-iOOths ISL 93-lOoth.l dollars;
which said mortgage is recorded IN the office OF
the Register OF Deeds, for said county Of che:
s6 and gil; and said mortgage was, on the zth
dav OF January: A; d., 1915, duly assigntd by
said Benjamin F. King TO vii lam MoArthnr,
which said ,assignmentis recorded. in tho Office
OF the Register of Deeds, for said county OF Che-
boygaD. in L'her "B" of mortgages. on pages
553 -; and there is now due and unpaid. or
said notes and NOR gage, the sur1 81 six hundred
and nineteen and 41-l6ths ls6a0i 10 AZ lGOth} dol
lars, ami interest on the same since January lst,
A. ~, 1876. ct therate of ten per cent per an
mum together with an attorney fee Of fifty dol
lars, provided for in said mortgage, should any
proceedings be taken to foreclOse ihe eame; and
no proceedings having been taken either in law
orsin eqaity to recover said morsesee' aeot, OF
the power of sale in said mortgage contained,
and by-virtue Of The statute in such case, mace
ana Heice Il eeTsSy gve phY OF
APRIL. A D, 1875, at ten O'Clock in the FORE
noon of said day. at the front door OF the Court
House in the Yiilage II ChePsygan, Cts5oysa AN
for holding the Circuit Court tor Said county,,
there will be sold at public auction, 10 the tigh-
est biddsr, the premises described in said mort
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy tie amount due upon said mortgage. for
prin|lpal and Interest, together with the costs
and expenses OF sale. and the attorney fee pro-
vi ie.i for in said tgage; said premises being
descrIDed as follows, to wit: Lot number SIX
l6l, OF Nelson's addition to ChebOygan village,
according TO recorded plat thereof on record 10
the Office OF The Register OF Deeds for said Che
bOyg.n county, Michigan.
WILLIAM MACARTHUR, Assignee.
w. HUMPHREY, ATTY. for Assignee.
no27-lSt
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19

traitors. Jefferson Withdrew from the
puhlic service in disgust for several
years; there is no parallel in our history
for the abuse heaped upon John Adams ;
and Franklin was charged with having
made prudential league with his heir.
conveying his property so as to secure it
to his family whether the king Or the
colonists triumphed.
Our Spartan falls back triumphantly
and asserts-they had no Moody and
S;lnkey and. no Beeehcr, trial one hundred
wears AGO. Without hunting up dates,
we may retort, they had George White
field, the greatest s'evangeiistr world
has known in eighteen hundred years.
and the great Wesley himself was indct-
cd by a grand jury for the same crime
that was charged upon Beecher by sus-
pected husband and a mutual friend,
without the finding Of grand jury. In
any event it is but one individual ca:e
against another; Moody and Sankey are
no more an outgrowih Of TO-DAY than
George Whitefeld was Of one hundred
wears ago; and the alleged offense OF
Beecher is no more the product of our
times than Wesley's alleged otfense was
the product Of the good old times"
The conclusion Of the whole matter is,
that our Spartan is simply ! hankerer
without knowledge after the '.good old
times:" and the times of to-day are i'm
proved over the ''good old times" by all
the one hundred years of progress and
improved processes of invention, which
have added to the comforts and convent
ences of to-day ! a. S@i
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19

NToRTGAGE sALE.-Default having been
wi made IN the conditions or O cerraiu linden
ture of mortgage bearing date the 9Th day oil
Nav. A. D., le7i :, made and executed by Argus
Mckay of the county of Oh. boygan. and State
of Michigan. to school District humber one, in
the township of Duncan, Cheboygan CO unity.
and fifty dollars which aaid mortgage ia recorded
i'm the Office of the Register of Deeds for said
county, in Liber lone" Of mortgages, On pages
GIG, Gil ard 6lS, on which mortgage there is now
due and unp iii the sum Of iOur hundred and
forty-two and 7l-1D0ths dollars, end interest on
The same since A gust 18th, A. d., 1874, at the
with an attorney fee Of twenty five dollars, pro-
vided for IN said mortgage should any proceed
ings be taken tn foreciose the same; and no pro-
ceedings having been taken either in law or In
equity to recover SAID mortgage, debt, or any
part thereof: Nav. therefore, bv viriue OF the
power of sale in said mortgage contained. and by
virtue OF the statute in ouch case, made and lro-
DAY,TaE SIKH DAY OF MARCH, A. D.,
1876. at two O'Clock in the afternoon of ssin day,
the from door of the Court House in The VII
lage OF ChebOygan ChehOyy8n county, Michi-
IN. THAT being the place for holding the Circuit
Court tor said county, thare Will be sold at pub
described in Sal mortgage, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due
together with the costs and expenses of sale, and
the attorney ice provldei tor In SAID mortgage;
sid premises heing deserted az follows, to-wit
Al that cert in piece or iarcei oil land Icing and
Benton, county of Cheboygaa. and state o.
Michigan, known and described "a follows. to-
wit: Commencing at point four rods from the
southeast corner OF 'ot nrmrer fOrty-twO Az.
southwesteriy On the west boundary OF Main
street. according to Jacob Sammons' recorded
plat Of the village OF Cheboygan; thence running
southwestcrly on the line of sad street twent
four r2il feet; thence NORTHWESTERN at right-an-
giles with said street six t6) rode; thence north
easterly at rght-anges two ~ feet; thence north
westerly az right angles six t6l rode; there
nor theasterly at right-anglPs twenty-five 22 feet;
thence south, asterly at right an giles twelve 1l
's TO the place of beginning; and also all the
right title and interest of the party OF the first
part ia lot number forty al, in said village
according tn Jacob Sammons' recorded plat
thereof, including one two->tory building used as
store, situate on the northeast corner of sale
lot number f0rty-one al.
school District No. one of the township Of Dun
can, Nor gagee.
WATTS S. HUMPHREY, Atty for Mortgage.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19

young man, that you are on the high road
to obstruction. Won't you pause, for my
sake?"
u. lie didn't say. and after heaying several
signs she suddenly exclaimed - IA
Ana you've got OH shirt that but
tons on the hind sideI Well. weIl-such
gorgeousnessi I've tried and tried to git
them shirts on to Joseph, but he's sot
again 'em, and won't heed me- He says
it isn't natural-'tisn't reasonable-'tisll't
philosophy-for shirts to button up hind
end foremost. like to have Joseph stick
to philosophy, for that shows eddication
but do honestly believe, tween you and
me, that the first step to being gorgeous
is wearing one of them hind-end-before
shirts. Don't your" ~ ~ ~
He rose up, leaped over her bundles and
hurried into the smoking compartment.
and she did not see him again.-N. Y.
Telegram.