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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-24
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nno bane ben 3rpI in tcioe Oanoc ge
Nikt. Ias oaar fiel ihm iiter Die Strm,
mon iahpcn leinem @eiidt uitts.
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aie ayn,r, uni bnIoige 3oid. hsrcn enii-
9ss ysrbrehcn barin beitano. oaB lie
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reif lino!
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-24

Sn hcm erlten Soote Der 8eiocn,tdab
elne sa;abl il,a9er yeute pon gutter GSa=
nllle bei einauoer. ;ulnsiit acm alhcI oes
t!siVu Sidates uno Dem Oiiicic.cnrps
Der &eIiotni angcaSrt9 Tie Dom mo-
! itcine tlapperlen, oie l,nterhairns per
srsltete lld1 iihes YIsrocihabratsn, yam
osorciIur, SSc!irennen. Nnnct nno Der
! aleid)cn @egcniidnoe - ia 9lbnte Ell
2ieutcranf. lt.as oas cine Ys;;, uber
oos 4nie Deg anbern uno lagte:
Niohtcg gut 'piiier. marum Narhbe;m
| Id, nid,t mehr lehen ldBt 99ar cln
sar; Mmmnuter Sc'stllahnftsr, aui G6r,.
ST ,rll ciieu 8prb 9hampasner be,ah=
len. wenn ef temnt. ,ur CITRATE.
gspn gNttrib hat Net)t. j.,mmten meh
rtfs &an,eraoen bel, abrr s,n Ji5nrl1
risf:
ST, msiB, moran cs iiest. baS Noro=
bcim ausb.s'b! Gr III pcrisbt.
Wisisid,t slouteu sic oas, msil sic
Isiber nrd, fdbia iinb sm ifn,a6ten lint
cine Sfonc. bObn!e S9,ttriy.
Der Gabnrid Ihnies inesredler Gut
riiiiung uno eahte nm isine Sb6ns pom
Gnrps &c Bullet unn batte bic @eHua-
ifuuus, odB ein ihlanter Yremsrlente=
mont Der chen einaetreisn mar uuo Deg
Jibnrid)s @orte mod sebort bate, Die
icihe o!s hered)tlst baitdtiste.
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ouyfien naliirlih cincn wt!t 6onsrn GRAB
non &ead,lung beanipruhen. als oic=
!enioen hes sgihnrld,s. 9lles hord,te
aMi, iencr ,um 9eiten aah, mas er
iibcr Norobeim uno otiien vlcbessumul.r
,umSte.
Nn, b'sait merchant. Rott,vib. body
inttrtlianl, meinle 9GIllrib, als Der Yrc=
m'srllsutenantsg gsesbet lJ6tte. Gin iu-
perbrs 6ruueniimmsr. auf Gbre, Die
@erosnbsrg. sseblt nnr Der Yloel. ionit
,pdrr lie eine gang anltanbiss Yarthie.
8, tnmwt Norbbeim! rlei pleoer Der
rortaute Jibnrlh, ,ue.dey. DEN ,3mfer
anf bic Ndle actiemn,t, am ,Seniter ieine
gtnnmmsn bate.
Gr bate Hedt. SerjsnIse. BON tpsi.
dem man irebsn nnd) sslp,phsn nno
,usId,r oHsubar lit ionit aduiissr in e,e-
Ter @elell,d,aft It bameste. betrat oas Aootcl
uno baio isncn BON Der Cite Der Sugeno
oes Nanoss be'sbtcn Haum. .uo ibn alls
nit syyeuoe sriistcn.
: sSamos, ssorOhclm, ilmus. bab Sic
niht elne babe Stunbe ehcr 9etnmman
linn. iaste 9srr BON 9ott!pib
Warum? frasfe Der @ussbsIiser, Der
id, bier nit pieler Siberbelt, ia belnabe
MT olad,ldlli9teit bstuegte unb iibsr o,e
oe!brn bieler 2nlcrunne lpobl lel6t eiu
3ssltlass usberseluibt bcbaupiete. Wa-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-24
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Sn eins N her susMeRtr tlesanten
isaiibcnras non yaris LIFT man foIesn.
oes @ei@dftsi&iIb: li1sf
Wabame xstebrt. RrnnleT!Dirterin.
beDatt 7pbte, rtpasirt S4ro6gens&te
auf Stiib!en, iebi BlnttseI urib psrysr.
tist Yufeten. EsfsrtS unb 0eliisleHen!
mit DaaiAsn 0nstns ap3stit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-24
Ser Jioroltetn
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Ct. 0loas, Miua..


ssf4eint itsta Connsrhas, unb .pitet iabrii4 in
DsrauSbejaaluas $500.
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1ent angenontnlen.
Seu Aponn:n ole bic 3situna nidu aus
byS&(i& abbeRe0en, riro ,na,noatn,cn, bob iie
laS 4bonnemtat iors,uitbcn uInia,tn.
Die Seratidumun9. posr Ser .ciserMng bet
xb6eluna Nss 3eituna oou rr,n Rotamte, tnobin
biefeIbe tterbert NO .ecn IL, ieDie bic linter'
la;jsaa ber Ha,siSe III Die Nsronsschsr po1 Der
etua dttfabennsn r soetdnoernna, unn Der
Nnaa5e bes neuen s. baor's tn'biTect nid,t BON
Der 4ejo5Iuse oes nsim aacanemeatsbetraaes.
Un;eiAcn
neIAe o6ne Ssmcrt.as ,:r Muinabne cinaeben,
berben 70 !anae :inGcri It unr 5cred,nst. biz s'e
otbeReUt werben.
NnAeiacn weroen ~ ben aewrlnl'd,sn
vreiien einaerii It. ni,uiib l" Sent per Srsu'er'
5eiIe, flr Ole erite ginrii,tana unb eents 'nr
iebs islsenbe. DIR Aa,a9sn, bic !angere 5s'f
ee6eR 6(eibsn, pirD Gin bebeutenesr Ip3n0 er'
laubt.
Die 6erausseber iiab iu, Scfit e'nsr boil
e1nbisen Xus,pabl
SReuer mmb eefdhmaefrcner Settern,
kxb baber Tub iie in, Stanbs,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-24

Namit rcMte sr ,eine e AlSN,r ,uiam.
men. 9iue no6 Der 6iltrdtion. um feline
iibrisen, bort suriidgelafiensn Gahen ~
bolen uno ftelIte ii6 bonn, ieintn erhn
.fcro.rno. ant benz Compton elm. 9pers
tember9 ,uar id,on Dor itm bort eefpeien
nnr bdtte ben NaftroS scseben. ben Hut.
Iehet S0bm aus;ulohnen, ,penn berielbe
ettua ben Dienit auittiren ipoae. Hgr.er.
hieIt alSo lt,ne auf ben Aiertsltos senou
terehnete scroeruns aus9esabit s9p ueys
lieB bic 6absii. l 3 sl
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
NORTHERN TRIBUNE

Omcial Paper Of chebOygan County.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
leading for Europe.

During the past week thfee Vcssei'
have been here engaged in loading square
timber for the European market. All Inc
+;,rber which has been shipped from mere
for several years past has eventually gone
70 England, but only after having been
unloaded and rehandled ut Quebec. Ihis
season the business has taken new de-
n,rture. and for the first time in the his
tory of Cheboygan vessels laden WITH inc
products of Cheboygan county VIII san
direct to the markets in Europe. ms
is indeed progress. Five or six years ago
vessels could not como in the river 10
load. This week seven large vessels were
loading at one time. Every year Tie
business seems to be on the, increase
This is owing doubtless TO the govern
ment improvements to the harbor, Dli'
little did the various Congressman, VINO
lin securing the appropriations for tint
Improvement, think that so short time
would show such important results. !
they really appreciated the business i'm
portance of the place there would not D
the difficulty in securing additional ap
, preparations which has this season bee
experienced. Cheboygan timber is cqu;
to any in the country, and we are glad
, know that its reputation is such rs WI
warrant direct shipment to England.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
Omick Work.

The new cylinder for the engine at
Nelson's mill, arrived on the propeller
Champlain Thursday evening, and was
landed from the boat upon wagon. there
i'm waiting, and taken to the mill. They
Immediately went to work at connecting
it with the engine, and succeeded in get
ting everything ready. so that they were
able to start the mill and do several hours
saving yesterday afternoon. This is
about the quickest work of this nature
we have ever known of being done.
Nine DAYS from the time the break occur
red. the mill was running again, and on
| " seven days and Il half from the time
the machinery left here to go to Port
Huron for repairs, the balance of tho
time being wasted in waiting tor boat
When it came to be carefully examined
the machinery was found to have beer
more seriously injured than was at frs
supposed. so that in reality the engin
which now runs the mill, is virtually
new one. SO perfectly had the machine
Try been prepared at the shop, that n
trouble was experienced in putting it to
lgether, and so perfectly did it worl
THAT only eight pounds pressure OF steal
was required to start it. This is som'
y thing remarkable for new machiner
u We understand that the mill is to ri
night and day until the vessels that ha'
It, been waiting for timber are loaded.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

Good roads will do more towards de-
vcloping new country than perhaps
any other one thing. The residents of
Cheboygan county seem 10 have awaken
ell to the Importance this fact, for in sew
eraI portions of this county they are DO
ing much good work in opening UP new
roads and improving old ones. In the
township of Beaugrand large amount
of important work is being done. The
town line road, between township thirty
seven and thirty-eight, is being very
much improved and extended. A road
is being cut from the state road west, to
make:it possible for the homesteaders
who are settling in that part of the coun-
ty to. visit Chcboygan without being
compelled to 90 some roundabout way.
The residents in, this town do not work
simply to get their road tax worked out
the easiest way possible. They seem de-
termined that their labor shall accom-
plish something. They work early and
| 1iS' eib dO llOt otOP 40 SCO' W. fe~%>J -
pect that their tax may be worked out.
The township of Beaugrand will show
the effects of such spirit of improve
mcnt .yeals hence. The road which has
been frequently mentioned in the TRIB-
UNE rs running south near the shore o.
Mullet lake. and thence south across In
dian river, in the township of Burt, ha:
been blazed out, and will shortly be il
process of construction. This will give
access to Cheboygan to. a large numbel
of settlers OH the west side of Burt lake
We are glad 70 note that these necessar!
| improvements are under way. The,
will be additional Inducements for EN-
migration. 1t will not be long before tn
country west of Burt lake will be full 0
settlers. That trade should come to Che
boygan, and will, with a good Wagon
road and the facilities which the com
pleting of the inland navigation improve
memt will give them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. j. Brown, on Friday last, re-
ceiyed telegram conveying the intelli-
oence of her fathers serious illness. She
left for Detroit on the next boat. Mr..
Rrown left OIL Wednesday, in response
n n telegram from Mrs. Brown. This
indicated that Mrs. Browns father was
not expected to live.
w. S. Humphrey returned yesterday
morning from his trip outside. lie say;
that they had rainy day on the fourli
at Detroit.
The Rev. j. Morgan Smith, OF Crane
Rapids, and Rev. Mr.. Hubbell, OF AM
! Arbor, arrived in the village late Ihurs
lday night. They came in a sail po'
from the Cheneaux, and expected to nav
, reached the village early in the evenin!
but got becalmed on the lake, land as col
: sequence did not arrive until late IN I'll
night. They left yesterday again.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

The Lansing Republican says the state
library has been lately enriched with q
large invoice of rare and costly books,
obtainc from Henry Stevens IA native OF
Vermont, now one of the officers OF the
British museum mt London). He had re-
ee:yed aquantity of Michigan documents,
and in exchange shipped four cases OF
books, which Mrs. Tenney, the state l.
brarian, opened last week. Among these
volumes is Il full set of Notes and Queries,
a very unique and instructive publication
for historical and literary students, in oil
volumes, up to June, 1873. There are
several scarce volumes of laws passed by
the Confederate government at Rich
mon,l, which resemble the laws passed
by the Confederate House nc Washing
ton. There is the English CycIopedia
in ii double volumes, the African Re-
pository in 10 volumes, and SilImans
American Journal of Science, al num-
bers. One of the eldest books is copy
of the acts of the Assembly of Virginia,
printed i'm 1852. Several books in Hol-
land Dutch are among this list; and as
SONIC nIeinpcIs-.U f-t1Tc- Legislature can
usually read that language. amt may pt
| interested therein, we give the title o
Of one: "Gcscbeedens Won America" II
five volumes, printed at Amsterdam II
1853. The Massachusetts Historical SO
ciety's collections, ii volumes bound II
7. and the New England Historical am
Genealogical Register, II Volumes AZ
standard publications of their kin l. no
easily found elsewhere in the West. Ill
cash value of this invoice-defraye
wholly by an exchange of Michigan do'
e uments-was clio los I'D.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
rnc church entertainment.

Our reporter says that if preparations
are anything to judge from the church
entertainment next week will be the
most of an entertainmentever given here.
He says that he cannot roam in any part
of town but that he finds sections OF the
entertainment rehearsing. He accident
ally f?) roamed into one of these rehear'
sails the other night, but was soon sur
bounded anil pledged to secrecy. u
course he won't tell anything about II
but if all the secrions are equal to tina
one, he says that he will stake his reputa
ton on the result.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

: Thursday the water in Lake Huron
rose to such a height as TO carry away the
fishing shanties belonging TO Capt. JAS.
Bennett, and located on the nor'n
shore Tie North Star came over after
,,n,ber and took it over with her for the
,rhniLliue of the shanties- We ld-no'
ascertain the loss, but it would probably
he more from the interference IN MS ns'l
ing operations than from the direct los
of the buildings. The extreme my
wafer in the lakes this season is something
Unusual.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

The river has presented an unusuai
busy appearance this week.
Boat riding seems to be the favorite
evening amusement these times.
The Truscott took party of excursion
lists up into Mullett lake aud Indian river
to-day. e
The steam yacht Minnie Sutton VIII
make an excursion trip to Mackinaw TO
morrow.
! Avery pleasant party was held at the
residence of Capt. Richards. ut Duncan,
last evening.
| Everybody seems to have recovered
from the effects of the Fourth. ana aha'rs
move along as usual.
| Several families of hOmesteaders ar
| rived on boats during the past few days.
They brought several teams with them.
| Some of the settlers in the vicinity OF
Crooked lake, last week, captured and
killed large black bear weighing $50
pounds.
| The st. Joe arrived in good season yes
terday morning with quite an amount of
freight and Il fair share of passengers for
this port.
Tuesday evening one Of Nelson 81 Bull
lens lighters filled with water, letting
the load Of lumber slide off into the river
BY prompt attention all the lumber was
saved.
Burglars are at work In the county
They visited the residences of couple
of settlers near the Riggs settlement
week before last. and from Mr.. JOS. Sill:
they stole $50. At the other place they
did not succeed in obtaining much booty
Look out for them and give them warn
reception,
Louis Perault was arrested for bein:
drunk on the Fourth. He was brough
before Justice Sutton, and plead guilty
His Honor delivered brief Grafton, an,
i'm consideration OF the fact that the Cen
tennial Fourth only comes once in
hundred years. he let him off under sus
pended sentence.
The southerly wind, which preva'le'
yesterday morning. backed the waters o
the lakes up into the straits so as to rails
the water i'm the river higher than it wa
| ever before known to be. 1t completed
demoralized Humphrey & McAulay'
plank roadway, from Main street to thei
/ dock, floating off the plank.
The Marine City arrived early thi
: morning, but was prevented from comm
i'm by boom of logs at the mouth of tn
river. The logs also kept out one OF tn
: N. L. propellers. Both boats went int
Duncan. 1t would seem that some NEAR
i, should be taken to prevent this troubl
i'm the future. Several times this seasO
boats have been compelled to pass tn
port for this reason. Some Arrangement
should be made to do. away with tn
trouble in the future.
We arc pleased 10 announce the con
ing of the Unique Novelty Constellation
n compa.y--cvinpoec OF the best 4
paudeuillc talent, presenting an ente
r. tanment of unusual excellence, coined
being the principal feature. Song
dances, duets, sketches, &C.,
helping to comprise periorman
which, for sterling worth, is seldom 81
passed. We are sure our show going c
! fizens will turn out in full force and slit
this company that they are judges OF II
merit. Secure your seats for their p
En- Torrance this evening at the Central or
drug store. Owing to the general
bur preston OF the times, they have put
prices of admission down to on anu
cents.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

Proceedings Of the village Coucil.
The village council met on Thursday
evening, the regular monthly meeting
having been adjourned to that time.
President Newton in the chair. TrusSZ
Crumlcy, Mcclure and Stephenson were
present.
1t was decided after some consultation,
to raise the stone foundation of the lock-
up one foot higher than had been con
templated, making it two feet above the
surface.
The Marshal was instructed to find out
from the village Treasurer the amount
remaining unpaid, anu the notes taken
on the Division street sewer, and proceed
forthwith to collect the same Ond report.
Also to collect $l3 Al from John Hether-
ington for his assessment on sewer OH
Main street.
On motion of Trustee Crumley 1t was
decided to allow teams and drivers So
per day for labor on the streets from
this time forward.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to repair the bridge near John f. Nc
Donalds.
Geo. w. Bell presented plan for the
proposed village hail.
The Recorder read letter from c. III
Pond 81 Co., Of Detroit, Offering to sell a
Silsby engine to the village for $4,000
warranted perfect i'll every respect. Ne
action was taken upon it.
The following accounts we're presented
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
To the Public.

The undersigned, expecting to publish
shortly a history Of Chcboygan county
and village, would be greatly obliged to
persons having knowledge OF any
facts of history connected with the county
or village. or knowing of any errors III
the history as read at the celebration oil
the Fourth of July, if they would per.
sonally interview the writer or addres:
him by letter at the postoflice, at theil
earliest convenience. w. Ill. WARE.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

Very few fishermen boast OF success OF
the business thus far.
The schooner Denmark left OH Wcdncs-
Jay evening loaded with timber.
The Mexican Campbell Combination
have been playing this week at Mackl-
nav. -hB fy2 E
The steam yacht North Star will here
after make daily trips to and from Mack
inaw.
The cow nuisance still continues with
out abatemeat. = Is the good time ever
coming? 49,
All the available private residences at
Mackinaw are leased for the summer, but
as yet the hotels are not full. ga 7osE
The North Star has been reprinted and
otherwise repaired, which improves her
general appearance considerably.
Quite number of the citizens oil
Maekinaw came over on the Star Wednes-
,lay evening to attend the Masonic lodge
The steamer Music which is now
making daily trips between Petoskey ant
Mackinaw has. as vet had very few pas
scngers. ~ 42 s
A number of Chicago people ar
snen,liny Il few weeks ut the Spence
House TO avoid the extreme heat G
Chicago.
Mr.. Will Smith has his sailing yaci
completed. and took her out tor the M
time on the Fourth. She is a beauty an
promises to be a superior salier.
There is considerable complaint fro
the captains of vessels that load Ill u
river. about being compelled to go
Duncan to report and get their clearane
Vbev cannot understand why the OIL
has not been removed to this port.
The committees in charge Of the ent'
taiument for the benefit Of the Congress
t;m,al church, met last Thursday eve
inc and arranged the programme 1
entertainments viii be given, on thu
day and Friday evenings next week.
The Cheboygan Planning MiiliCo1
constructeda large vatin which TO sic
their material, for broom handles, for
purpose of seasoning it preparatory
the turning process They have also c
structed large she'd to protect the
terial from injury from the weather.
Mackinaw county appropriated
and the village $50 towarsl'the. pay
of the Centennial Fourth OF july
bration. Cheboygan county or VII
did nothing, yet it is said oy those
are in a position to judge that the
boygan celebration was superior 10
one mt Mackinaw-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
mistake i'm Figures.

j. Last week in giving an account OF the
accident in Nelson's mill. we placed the
damage at $500. This we find was mis-
take. the loss aggregating four times
that amount. This is heavy loss, but
the repairs of the broken machinery has
been pushed forward. with Mr.. Nelson's
usual energy, and we presume that oy
the time this paragraph is seen by ON
readers, the mill will be in operation
| aoaiu.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

49, Unclaimed Letter Iiets
me -IOIl0wiIly rs a. lirI oi iettcio to
manning in the Cheboygan postoflice, I'M
called for, July eth. Persons calling iol
these letters will please say that they arc
advertised:
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Caughell, James Hodges' n
10 a,P hemPs, Aooois
Mason, Joseph
Ca BRACE, p. NJ.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

The following is list OF the transfers
of real estate, us taken from the Record
er's office, for tie week ending Thursday,
July 9th, 1876:
Charles Kitchen to Robert Robinson. Lot 3,
sec II, 81, tw. $3.50
Lewis n. Weston to ArthurfM GerOw. q OF
OF sec 5.t47 Wv $3.50
William Hudson to Andrew J. hudson. Lot 2
sec II, g., 2w. SlUO
Porter Nj Lathrop assignee Of Vorce, Barker
& Co. to Eliza Leayitt. X OF s W of sec l3
t37, w. $500.
G. ID. v. Rollo to Susan 8. IiitchcOcK. Un-
divided Y of lots and 2, and n W OF s w Of
sec ST. 6,2w. 500
Eliza Lcavitt to Porter nj Lathrop. N n OF |
\ of sec IL, t57,2w $500.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08

Cheboygan Postoffice
Mails arrive and depart as follows:
PEToskEY AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
Arrive-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
at Z r. N. Depart-MOndays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at A. M.
MACKINAw.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at p. NJ. nepart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at An. ttN
MACkJNAw CITY.
Arrive-Every Tuesday ut noon. Depart
Tuesdasy, at 1 p. n.
ROGERS CITY AND ALPENA.
Arrive-Saturiays. by Steamer Marine City.
Depart-Saturtays, by steamer Marine City.
Onice open for delivery of mail and the issuing
OF Money orders from 7:30 A. NJ. to 8 Pm.
Office open on Sundays from 1890 10 l:,o p. NJ
e. A. BRACE, z. nj.