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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-19

Naples. II is unnecessary to say that
! this general apprehension was OF most
exaggerated and unnecessary character.
Still no one can answer for his house
when its foundations are heavng up and
down, and we cannot forget the horrors OF
| 1857, when 30 900 persons were destroyed
by earthquake in the neighboring prov
! inces, and our bells rang, as it were,
funeral peals over them. Later reports
| now tell US that the shock was felt as
great alarm. In Salerno the people were
| in state of fanatical madness. All
| rushed to the cathedral, insisting on
I bringing out the statue of the patron
saint St Matthew, and on the bells Icing
rung-a not uncommon practice in "a
tempest. The clergy, however, III ODE
dience TO the civil authorities, would not
permit it; but public feeling was too
strong to be resisted, SO that the statue
was carried Oft on the shoulders Of men.
Wax tapcrs were seized and, followed by
many thousand persons, st. Matthew was
borne in procession through the streets.
There was considerable fear that dan
gerous collision might have occurred, for,
by order OF the Project, detachment of
soldiers was sent out and placed at the dis
posal of the Qu9stor After a long time,
however, the people were persuaded that
the saint had little connection with the
earthquake, and, as it did not repeat its
visit, st. Matthew was taken back to the
cathedral, and all returned to their homes
No serious disaster has occurred any
where except in St. Marco, in Lamis, in
the Capitanata, a commune OF about Is,
900 persons There several houses were
| thrown down, and three persons buried.
Many foreign visitors left Naples on Mon
day, and il is feared that for the moment
the trade Of the season will be injured /;
but, with the almost certainty of an erup-
ton, crowds will probably come in. AS
in 1857 the earthquake of December was
followed very soon after by an eruption,
for If Nesuvius was not the center of the
recent movement it is more or less remote
~ connected with it, The activity of the
mountain increases daily, and Cozzolino,
the well.known guide Of Nesuvlus, writes
to me that the shocks have been frequent
AT Resina, though slight. The panic
which was created there on Monday, he
says, was indescribable for, in addition
To earthquake, there was Il general appre-
hension that the mountain was, or would
be, pouring down its streams of lava upon
them. Let me hazard the conjecture
| that the actual subterrancan disturbances
| may have been produced or precipitated
by the delpgcs of rain which have fallen
this season. Prot. Phillips, in his inter
| esting work on Nesuvius, says; :" Ii we
follow out the idea arrived al in the pre-
ceding paSsages-internal assures arising
from some kind OF accumulated pressure
the necessity OF earthquakes following
upon such IA process in volcanic region
| will be apparent. For thus the heated
interior becomes opened To the admission
of water; the generation OF steam, the
sudden shock, the tar-extended vibratory
motion, are consequences of IA slow change
OF dimensions, in presence OF internal heat
and admitted air.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-19
" inter Flowing.

PLowING land in winter for spring crops
is attended with advantages of which the
thoughtful farmer will not fail to avail
himself Water in plowed ground, on
becoming frozen. eyerts a powerful force
in dislntegrating and mellowing the most
tenacious clay soils. and i almost inval-
liable to the farmerw who knows how to Use
It to the most advantage. Ii hastenS
chemical action in many ways. On con
gealing, tAe water in mineral and organic
substances Is expanded and combinations
m.wlcA, lo decay are often broken up
ana destvoyed-as IN the case OF AN apple
or potato after being frozen. Ice that will
hurst au iron pot viii meet with very lit.
TIE difficulty in GlSintegra'iug and CON-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-19
Facts Are stubborn Thtnrs,v

thousands of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current of disease down
10 the grave, just because they do not pos
sess a sufficient knowledge of themselves.
man meets his neighbor and the first saluta-
uon Il; How are youtn or 4" How is your
health:n The reply frequently is: "0h. 1
am wen, with the exception of a cold
Most persons lightly regard cold Reader,
90 you know that a cold is one of the most
dangerous of maladies? A cold not only
clogs up the pores Of the entire system, and
retards circulation, but il is productive OF
l4tarrh, which is quite apt TO lead 10 Con.
sumption. Oh You say, "it is nothing
out cold in my head" True; but that cod
Is really mild form of Cstarrh. and il not
arrested In its course will become chronic.
Iatarrh IS one of the most disagreeable
ouensiFe affections in the catalogue Of
diseases. The passage TO the nose is OBJ
structed, the sense Of smell impaired. and
there Is disagreeable sensation of pressure
IN The head. In the more advanced stages
Ihere IS discharge having an offensive
odor II the disease be allowed to continue
In It's course, thick, hard incrustations will
form in the head, the bones Of which some
times become softened and break away in
pieces. Why will persons continue 10 suffer
from such an annoying, disgusting disease
when they can Just as well be cured OF il.
Dr. Sage's catarrh Remedy will cure the
worst forms Of Catarrh; in fact. ii is the only
sure and safe remedy which has vet been
offered 10 the public. Many harsh, irritating
preparations NAV. for a time, relieve the
urgency 81 the symptoms, but they do no.
cure the disease Dr. Sage's Cafarrh Rem
cay Is soothing and healing in its effects
Snd when csed with DR.. Piere's NasA
Douche, according 10 directions. doe, not
t1i' to effect cure. Sold by al Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-19

NEsvyrrs insist, oa aao'he- Interrupt
t,s-.
, 1876-08-06


SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Ton sAlE~AT m1GHwooD- ,:5ooLL3sToTI
frame residence, 8 large rooms :ha5 windows lot
T,;a 13f j. ?s5 sfe sS !GrSr
toxst 1ay xiuos @ 0''
iss@s SsS ii; & ha a asf sS aS
feet 'front.' finished in elegant style, lot lo3xl5o.
EAyiSIA.
$: so-s.'tory frame' towers se feet 'front.' lot Is
81, oo-e~story Gothic. with bay windows ctc., etc.
S. so-o-story and ma,snrd roof. handsome tower on
sdt hay windows running up stories in front; hand
.to.3.story seua5e @ house. 4 1ooms. @ nearly COM
o aa a haSs bes
" low prices Of labor and materials as 4rt iarKc
& e s po sf
fsr leg than Tie houses &c built for at the present
and . ken employed
and still anxious build more. aud REALIZING
them at the sasrnce YOU see There saa never b. IN
L. Il
SECURE good families Al agree that prices Of building
double what We ask for them ~ soon as they
aIe occ0pylnE them, Win la~ns improved: ~ Will
give bond to refund all tne money lald US u1y time any
Enc Wishes y Tetur1 thenlt O1r Maces arc between
q the wea.sest business men Of cliGaEs wlo went
lies aud .hsy would not star il they did not ind It
nCreeafle 4. their wealth would alt.,w them Ia mike
most Desirable choice los Their homes 50 tcrc can be
~ question aoo9 ouI places pet.e u Wy @
orous grUwth Of large uid shade trees and in 1u view
of Lake Michigan. The iand Il cur through with
vines 100 feet dccp making rolling country ifkr New
EnSand With rs imposing scenery ~ on tee ltuasun
e1Sa @ n tT xar
tamE ~ te ;1S5 ~ 1he;? osrnnc shs Ieorf sr,,T,.
that carries on such large proportion young children.
where they And to play amidst the vice and
artificial life Of grent city. Come any afternoon At
$3.50 and 30 out with LIS and see places. MEAitS CO.,
a Reaper Block
E'OR SALE-s1Oo WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT.
F one block from aepot Ut Lagrange, miles from
Chicago; SIS down and IS monthly cheapest property
~ markct a9n sh2wn ItGe 2osraSl 1rec lo1cenr tTA
atIcau5 W. liza ot-o " =. ~ a.. loo1. y
MOE SAIE-KENT-OT EXCH
, 1876-08-06

.===z-=-=
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
1,,;,1 .1,,,r:: 17T1,1v
y = 1a!!.; e ciissso; Si siSt II sSshasEs a lo
is Ss sgs 2s x M mi: oSsy @
dad LaFt - ~ AaSststs EDMUND A. CUMMINGS l'9
~ -4@.s:4------- =. ::@2=..s:=::
BOARDING AND LODGING.
~o-7"@""@@70rH <T,s
- NORTH CURTIS-ST {rRlvATE FAMILY)-TO
room. with board ------- -----------=
s9xT lops Z Ts1 With besia OF
y q front rooms On second floor win board:
- SOUTH SosI ~ 3o ,frs FGS1SM '
crate.
I y SOUTH sANGANOY OY.sT.-N1CELY FUR.
II 7LooMIs;.SSTwP5,EASSAST Sa WElL-FuhSlsAEp
1eons WIN a5s.-e..ss eoara 7,777,,; 1a77
~ modatcd with furnished rooms % and good board.
from IS 70 - per week. 11ole ooaro 1ol 94 cr sceA
80 oGnL LN:Ay.-PLEAsAMNT $. NIL Rooms. ;S.. DELlGnI- IT,
co@moaaed conn oas ted.''0p' l[01el1e el -, D0-os-'
70 rent furnished unfarnished, With or without
sse{4 Sa 0aDzz:zv:; FACING UNION gzEK=509:
to1 iamliie. u genlls,nen; roon for two ladies'
atn,s. ~ m suttc f,,rnished or unfurntshcI; also
ssk paFSf sus modern with '0'1
fAxa 5ea4d a aSasl S1Gn rEoST ROOMS WITH
- SOUTH AsIiLASD-AV- FRONTING UNION
x AsHLASD-Av.-Ro0Ws FRONTING FAKK,
, 1876-08-06

II-ANTEl-A FEW ACRES IMPROVED. WITHIN
" 20 miles cf Chicago; will give In exchanEe lO
clear mll"s out, Address 81. Tribune Office.
1}yANTED-FUl. 4 CASH CUSTOMER, A BRICK
W lonse, corner, or, II inside with more than
15fout l5t: location between SaBgan0n ana Isobey.
Lake anu Adanls-sts EDMUND A. CUMMINGS, tlo
and fol IuSS]Ie.st.
, 1876-08-06

IrOR SALE-FOR 0EE-HALF ORIGINAL COST,
L McCatrrey y. J. side-bar road wagon. built 10
order Of sccond.growth Ohio hickory, steel ttrcs i'm
proved steel axe all bracng Of the best Norway
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

WoOa-s Improved Hair Restorative
unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores grey hair to glossy.
natural color; restores faded. dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses. gives
vigor to the hair: restores hair to prema.
turely bald heads; removes ,lanruff. hui
mOrs. scaly eruptiOns; removes irritation.
itching and scaly dryness. M article
produces such wonderful effects. Try it
call for Woods Improved Hair Rr>tora-
tive, and don't DC put of ,Uith any other
article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices3 by G..
A. Cook & Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and
til Wholesale Druggists. nO6-1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

what have Just refused ?" asked thu
judge. with lift Of the brows and an IN.
dulgent smile. III cannot consent that
my daughter be trammelsl i'm the least.
''Surely, sir, you will not interdict my
visiting her. when chance In the city =
plea led Gayl desparingly.
"No," smiled the Judge. thinking the
young mans visits might not be mere
hedged about by anything more tangible
than precept. With . rational being
when this fails, coercion II useless"
For this much, then. thank you
Five years from to-day il not sooner,
shall renew my suit, and depend upon ],
[ shall win!"
II tell you, Coptl lnd, he's bound to be
an ornament to the profession! And he
sought 1t from pure love oft. He was In
dependently rich before he saw the title
page of Blackstone. He was the first in
his class ut Albany. They tell me he work.
ed like Trojan. And now he has
won the most notable case that has come
up for decade. His handling OF it was
masrerly !-such subtlety, such perfect
comprehension of the law. such thor.
oughnsss in detail! He can't stop short
OF the bench!"
Judge Copeland smiled an inward
smile, and when he reached home tossed
the paper across the table to Maud. She
was looking just Us beautiful and fresh
and sweet, and more wOmanly than when
We saw her last. AS she glanced over
the head lines. her face lighted up glOri-
Ously.
Father she said, all aglOw with love
anticipation. 'if he were to come now y
Hush, girl! lie hasn'r come vet.
II lilo! there goes the bell. Are you ex.
prcting any One!"
"NO," replied Maud, not much in
terested I'm the new arrival. But you
haven't answered my question"
well, then. il he were To come now, he
would unquestiOnably be Lece,' said the
judge teasingly.
'"Mr. Gaylord Farnsworth to see Miss
Maud. announced y servant.
sand Judge Copeland in the liberty
concluded Gayl himself, entering the
apartment at the heels Of the surprised
servant, who supposed him waiting in
the library.
Maud sprang up and cast herself into
his open arms with glad cry.
20, Gayl its all right. and you have
done 50 nobly ~ she whispered.
Proudly Gayl led her forward, with
his arm still around her.
Judge Copeland" he said. II have
come again, as l promised you. said
then was determined To have her. Was
| mistaken?"
No, Gaylord /; no." replied the Judge,
with feeling. IL thought there was good
stun in you when | first saw you. Now
KNOW you are worthy of her."
81 have now to commend the wistlom
OF your actions, and ~ thank you tor it, ("
said Gsyl. pressing the hand Of his pros
pcctive father-in-law. Il feel that il has
made mail OF me by putting me In the
way TO be of some use in the world.
And Maud whispered slyly "Gayl, you
have commanded yourself and circum-
stances. and now papa thinks you are ca
pable OF commanding me-and think
So, too"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

MORTGAGES SALE-Default having been
Nl made in the conditions of q certain
mortgage. bearing date October 3oth, A. ID.
ls1s, made and executed by Ellen r. spiller,
| county Of Oheboygan, and state of Michigan, to e.
Kirchberg. George Wi terhalter and James j.
Keenan,. comprising the firm of Kirchberg. Win
terhaler and Keenan,: Of the city of Detroit Wayne
county, state Of Michigan. and recorded In the
Office o. the Register of Deeds for Iheboygan
county, Michigan, In Liber Of mortgages, pages
upon which mortgage there il claimed to be due to
the said KrchberY. Wnterhalter and Keer an at the
date hereof the sum of six hundred and ifty-eight
l,-lO0 1865 49, dollars, and the interest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum from the Goth
day Of October, A. %. 1875 together with an attor.
ney fee of fifty dollars 1850. provided for in said
mortgage should any proceedings be taken TO fore
close the same And no proceeding having been
taken either In law or equity to recover the amount
due on said mortgage; therefore notice 10 hereby
given that by virtue of the power Of sale In said
cases made and provided. on Monday, the 2sth day
OF February, A ID. 1s77 at ten o'clock in the FIRE.
noon Of that day. at the front door of the court
state Of Michigan, that being The buildins which
the circuit court for the county of Cheboyean 10
he d.. there will be sold At public auction 10 tie
highest bidder the premises described IN said
TO satisfy the amount then due upon said mortgage
for principal interest ana cost and expenses allow.
Cd sss ssnr S ssas .sd fee Of ESQ.,
all those certain pieces or par.
cells OF land lying and being situate IN
the village OF Cheboygan, county of Oheboygan,
and state Of Michigan. and described follows. to
wit: lots number one III aid two 81. in block two
~ In what - known Il. Patterson's addition to
the village Of Chsboygan, according T., plat there
M on file In the Register Of Deeds office for said
county Of Cheboyean.
Dated Uhebotgan. December LIST, 1876
&C. KIRCHBERG.
GEosGE WINIERHALTER,
Mortgages.
GHonas W. BELL, Attorney for Mortgages.
2l.13ts
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

MORTGA AGE sALE-Default having
W. been mae in the coniition, OF
certain indenture of mortgage hearing
date the 29ih dav of November, A. d.
1877, made and executed by George Lspra.l. a.
Samantha Laprsl. is wife, of Inverness. Chebny-
gan county, Michigan. to Oliver Fnneff, of tn. same
place. and -ded in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds for Cheboygan county, Michigan. In Liber
of mortgages, on pages l6a and lt6. on the 18th day
OF November. 1872 upon which mortgage and the
note accompanying the same there 10 claimed to be
due to the said Oliver Finne mt the date hereof he
sum of two hundred and ffty-four and 8S-IOU 1854
S3l dollars for principal and interest," together with
said mortgage, should any proceedings he taken to
foreclOse the rame. md no proceedings having
been taken either in law or equity 10 recover the
amount due on aai't mortgage. therefore notice. is
hereby given that by virtue OF the power OF a In
said mortgage contained. and of the statu es In
such cases made and provided. on Monday, the 22d
day Of January. A. ID. 1877. at ten O'Clock In the
house. In the llage and county Of Cheboyean, and
state OF Michigan. THAT being the building In
which the circuit court for the unity Of O eboy.
xan Is hel,l there viii be sold public auction to
the highest bidder, the premises described in said
mortgage. or 40 much thereof "a may he necessary
to satisfy the amount then due u.o said mortgaie
for principal interest and sts and expenses allow.
ed by law. together with aaid attorney fee of o.
said premises being described follows, to-wit ali
that certain i-ce parcel Of land situate in the
township Of inverness In the county of heboygan.
and state Of Michigan. and described as follows to.
wit: Lot number twn t2 Of section nineteen ll9 in
township hirty-.even Cs7) north, of range one (l)
west, containing ten 94-l04 1904 acres according
to the returns of the Surveyor General
OLIVER FINNEFF, Mortgagaee.
GsoRaE w. BELL, Attorney for Mossgagce.
l6-l3t
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Notice.
u. LAND OFFICE.

u. &. LAND OFFICE, J
TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Zee. 2, 1876.
~ Ace by daniel Y. Gingrch. against John A.
Beam, for abandoning his homestead entry, No
e454, dated Feb. IL, 1875, upon the " r. section
IL, township 81 north, range west. In Cheboyeau
county, Michigan, with view IN the cancella.
ton Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned TO appear at this ofice on the 18th day
OF February, 1871, at o'clock r. NJ, to re-
spend and furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged abandonment.
SETH g. MOTPATT, Register.
236t PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
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MORTGAGE sALE-Default having be

MORTGAGE sALE-DefauIt having been
WI made in the conditions OF a certain indenture
Of mortgage bearing date the 18th DAY Of December
A. ID. 's7i. made and executed by William Mault.
ny and j ne Msutby, Of Cnrboygan county. and
state of Michigan. 10 Ephraim Ne!son. OF same
nsme,i place, ami william Il Bulien. of Chicsgo,
look county. state of illinois, to seeure the pay.
ment OF one hundred aud twenty five .iollars which
said mortgage 10 record in the Office Of the Regis.
er Dee,is. for ChsbOygan county. Michigan. IT,
Liber "B" Of NOR cages on pages f6i and 4i5 on
which mortgage and the note accompanying the
same there 10 now due and unpaid the rum of one
huudres and twenty-five dollars, and inter ct Mt ten
per cent from December 18th. 1874, together with
attorney fee Oi fifty dollars provided for in said
mortgage should any proceedings be taken TO fore.
clOre the same; and n proceedings having been Ia
ken either at law or In equity TO recover id mort
virtue OF the power of sale contained in said mort
gage and by virtue OF the statute in such case made
and provided: Notice IA hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 10th day nf February, A. ID 1871. nj
two o'clock III the sfternoon6 odd day. ct the
front door of the court Houre in the village If Che-
bring the place where the Circuit Court for laid
county is heidi there will be sold public on.
to the highest bidder the premises described in said
mortgage, so much thereof may he necessary
10 satisfy the amount due upon said note
md mortgage for principal and Interest, costs
vi'ie'i for IN said mortgage eaid y emises being
described as fDi owi, 10 Wit: 4 nnmber four ri
in fractional section 81 town thrtv-seven (37)
north. OF range one ~ west, county OF Cheb v.
Gan. and state at Michigan, containing fftj .esven
aDd 76-l00 acres, be the same more or less.
Dated Nov inber 25 ls7i
EPlRAIM NELSON,
WILLIAM H. BULt.EN,
Mortgages.
WATTS 8. HUMPHREY, Attorney for Mort.
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Notice.
u. aLAND OFFICE.

US. LAND OFFICE,
TnAvxHsE CITY, Mich, Dec. 9. 1915.
COMPLAINT having been entered It this of.
~ ice by Balser Lark, against Abraham H /.
Staples, for abandoning his homestead entry, No.
eoG9. dated Aug. n, 1875, upon the n " y, sec-
tom 8, township 81 north, range west, in Che
boyean county, Michigan, with view to the
% oscillation Of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
35th day Of February, 1877, ut O'Clock p. n, 70
rsspond dtgrniah testimony 'Spnse1ning said
SETH O. NOTTATT. Register.
~AW FERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
Notice.

u LtND OFFICE
TRAVERSE CiTv, Mich Dec. 3, 1876.
COMPLAINT having Ueen entered at this Of
" fee by John Henncr. Again.t Lawrence X.
Stroup. for abandoning bis Homestead entry, No.
IL, townsbip 81 north, range 3west. in Cheboys an
county, Michigan, with view to tn" cancellation
Of said entry; the said parties are hereby aum-
February, 1877, nc O'Clock r, ~. q respond and
furnish testimony concerning sSid ailegea aband-
onmcnt. SETH q. MOFfATT, Register.
2s-6s PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

DROBATs NOrtCE.-State Of Michigan,
i County Of Mackinaw, ss.-Asa session Ui
the Pro ate Court for said county Of Maekinav,
hothen at the Probate Ofiice, in the village oil
Prc.ent, George q. Ketchum, Probate Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of Lafayette i'avis,
deeea-ed
am-nt of said deceased, having rendered 10 this
court her final administration account:
IL ID ordered that Tuesday, the 18th day of De.
cember next, Mt O'Clock in the AFTER. on, ut said
Probate Office. in the village Of Mackinac, be ap
pointed ion examining and allowing raid account;
AMI it il fu ther orsle'ed that copy If HE order
ne published for three successive weeks. previous
10 snni day OF hearing, in the OFT. HRE TIL
BUSK, . newspaper printed in the county Of Che.
boygan, aud circulated in the county of Macki
nav. 9kORGEC kETCHCM,
22-36 Probate Judge.
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Notice..

U: LAND OPPICE, !
TaAvansR Cisy. Mich. Nov. %, 1916.
COMPLAINT having heen entered q this of.
Gillis. for abandoning his homestead entry. No.
63s1. dated Nov. 8. ls7l, upon the e 4 ofn r,
section Is, township 4 north. range west in Che.
boyg.n county: Michigan. with view to the can
summoned TO appear at this Office on the 18th day
Of February. 1s17. At O'Clock ", to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aba dom
men
SIXTH q. MOFFArr. Register.
2l.6t PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
Notice.

US. LAND OFFICE, l
TRAvERtR cfrr, Mich, Nov. 20, 1876. I
CO1rLAlN1' having been entered 1t this
~ once oy onsid xcKianon against Charles
q. Kelley. for absndoain bis hous. ssteod entry:
No. 6.ae2, and dated Nov. q. ls7l, ap4.a the i
OF e u section IL fewEsbip 81 novth, range
wect.in Cheeoygan county, Aiehixsn. wish visv
20 me c9nceuaslon az sAid entry; the said per-
ties are hereby summoned 20 appear AZ this Oflcs
ON the 18th day OF February. 1917, at &C ock. r.
~ 70 respcna and nrnIsh testimony Coz cernine
said alleged abandonment
ETH y: MOFFATT, Register.
Sl-6t PkkRY HANNAH, nsceiveY,
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Notice.

U.S.L&ND OFFICE.
TRAvHRsI CtTY, Mich I,ec. q, 1876.
COMPLAINT having ,een entered at this Of.
R0ehm. for abandoning his Homestead entry. No.
7545 .iatesi Feb. II. 1876, upon the \, section
IS, township 81 north. range 3 Welt, IN ChcbOyRxn
ton Ut sad entry; the aaid pArtiea are hereby
summoned t'appear at This once on the 2sth
day OF FEBRUARY, 49, 1t l o'ci0ck r. ~, to re-
.pond and furnish testimony concerning said al
SETH C.. MOVfArT, Regieter.
. PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

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