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Appointments for our State Can
VlSS.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party, )

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, J
Democratic Conservative Party, )
New Orleans, Sept. Il, 1876.
Mass Meetings Of the Democratic.
Conservative party will be addressed
by tho following speakers Gen. +.
T. Nichols. Hon. j.. A. Wilt, Hon.
II. n. Og,lon, Gov. John McE.ncry, II.
NJ. Spotto,d, X. G. Wicklitlc, Albert
No"rIics, 5. j. n. Smith, X. II. Mari,
+. L. Thcard. i. +. Jonas, and Carl
cton Hunt. The meetings will be held
as follows:
Sept. l7-Sunday, Vaudeville.
Sept. l9--Tucs,lay, hmite City.
Sept. 22-Fri,lay, Iberia.
Sept. :93-Satur,lay, st. Martinvillc.
Sept. 25-Mon'lay, Franklin.
Sept. 2s-Thurs,lay, Clinton.
Sept. @-Fri,lay, 1lervillc.
Sept. M-Saturlay, Baton Rouge.
Oct. 3-Tucs,lay, Floyd and Al.
neville.
Oct. 5-'rhurs,lay, Delta and Yer.
millionvillo.
Oct. 7-Saturtlay, st. Joseph and
Grand COtcau.
Oct. e---Sunday, Orclousas
Oct. 9-Mon'!ay, vidaIia T. Wash
ington.
Oct. ll--Wc,lncs,lay, Manksvillc.
Oct. l4--Satur,lay, Alexandria.
Oct. lG-Monday, Montgomery.
Oct. l7-'rncs,lay, Natch,tocI,cs.
Oct. l9-Thurs.lay, Coushatta and
Mansfield.
Oct. 2l.-Saturday, Shreveport.
Oct. 23-Monday, Bellevue. |
Oct. 4-Tucs'lay, Min'len.
Oct. 25--Wedncs,lay, Homer.
Oct. g Thursday, Arcadia.
Oct. % Saturday, Vienna.
Oct. :N-Mon,lay, Farmersville.
Nov "Wednesday, Oakri,lge.
Nov. 2-Thurs.lay, Delhi.
I. w. PATTON,
President State Central Committee
Democratic. Conservative Party If
Louisiana.
PnlLIr POWER, JR., Secretary.
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The Ouac''ita Telegraph concluding
it's report Of tho Packard party 70.
Gently at that place, says: "Satur.
days effort was IN every rcspect 4
pa'p"b'e failure. Every speaker o..
hibited . feeling Of disappointment.
from Boss Packard dovs to Piuckpcv
Harris. They oil felt tho coming de-.
feat felt 10 this Radical stronghold
that their sceptro was soon to leave
t''em-felt aud exhibited weakness.
guilt, and lack Of merit. 1t was in
sorry plight and Respondent mood
Boss Packard and his followers an.
pcared in Monroe as claimants to
popular support. The most ignorant
negro on the ground saw and recoc.
niscd the fact. Wo need not. there.
fore, give . reason for not reporting
tho speeches nader
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II Packard wants to know the for j..
"er site Of his military bastilc, when
'e arrives here, hc can apply to some
OF the prisoners who still live here
Messrs. J. II. Cossove, L. n. Lane.
W. ". Breazealc ard others. They
can give him the desired information
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Home Guard.

Whereas, It 10 within tho knovl.
edge Of all classes Of persona of the
Parish Of Natchitchcs that ut every
election FIR years past it has boon the
habit and practice Of tho leaders Of
tho Radical party, Of said parish to
coerce and tutimitlste each and evory
colorcl person who may bo DESTROYS
Of voting the opposition ticket, or for
persoos running Tor office on said
ticket, by means Of threats Of loss Of
liberty, Of property, and even of life,
and thereby preventing them from
excrciring that free prcroyativo guar.
antoed to him by tho 18th Amend
ment to tho Constitution Of tho United
States +; and
Whereas, We arc reliably informed
" colored persons, citizens Of this
Parish, that the aforesaid practice il
now being commenced BY certain
parties, with view Of preventing tho
colored voters from exercising freed.
ON Of choice and action at tho ballot
!'ox Mt the general election In Novem-
bcr next,
Therefore, wc tho undersigned
pledge ourselves to protect and do.
tend each and every person in this
Parish who ia legal voter (using all
legal and proper means to do so) in
their constitutional right Of voting or
not voting as they may SEQ fit, free
from interference BY any person or
persons, party or parties and now
for tho purpose If carrying ont fully
tho above pledge in ~ much as tho
Acts OF Congress enforcing the 18th
Amendment have boon declared IN. |
constitutional by tho Supreme Court !
Of the United States. We agree to |
form ourselves into a company If
Homo Guards to consist Of not l6ks
Than twenty five nor moro than GOV. |
enty five men properly of1icoroil. |
And We hereby pledge respect and |
obedience to such officers. It 10 dis.
linctly understood that this organ. !
cation shall not DO used for par. |
'izan purposes, but simply for tho !
purposes aud objects as sct forth |
llNv0.
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Our subscription list is being con.
stantEy Increased by the addition II
eolored subscribers. Many Of them
say they want tho Democratic silc Of
tho question, as we'll as tho Rcrubli.
can. To inquire is to doubt, and to
doubt IL to reason, and to reason is to
kill carpetbag,sm in tho South 40
dead that It will mover bear tho 70.
surrection horn.
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Attention Subscribers.

The subscribers 10 tho VlNDlCA.
TOR who are owing US, must ray up
vt o"cs. Tho amount from cacl, is
email, but saa's up largely iu the og.
Es".aic.
All parties owing will find their nc :
counts in the hands Of our collector
sn'ess they pay up before tho lst ".
tabor.
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ONE HALF Of tho colored people o,
Savannah, Ca, are dependent on the
charities Of tho wh,to people for their
daily bread. Does this look like
taking away any Of their rights ? For
le it remembered that Georgia is a
democratic State by forty thousand
majority!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

There b, vi viii 10 sotl at Public Au.t,a.f
on the 2sth day If October, 1876, ono
tract OF land lying near my residence.
I" Sabine Parish, containing 30 acrts..
more or l"Ss. There are two good dwell.
ing houses, smoke honse, crib ana sta.
"lo, between 40 and 50 acres under ycrv
g"o! t'msc aboat 30 acres cleared. Ths
land will he sold payable in three in.
stalIncnts, terms made known on ,lav ~
sale. " . W. wy W
Come one, como all who want q poo;i
home, s"' lny while you eau buy cbcn,.
anu on goo.l terms, free fto,c all encum.
bcrancss. ~''N"''''
Will be sold ut my residence.
SIMON COODROW.
Oct. Z. lSM.
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They are still anx"us',y lonrin, :
waiting for that great "ira,l,rr' s.,a sad
man and orator. II. {. Warm..I%s,e .'
Shreveport and North I.on;.;..l u
Wonder what they will snv s,'
they find that he intends 10 VT. WV" y
Nichols and Wilt IN. &. non 't
crat. s"'0
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! may probably mako up my mind
to return t. the State two weeks
prior to tho close Of tho canvass, and
may determine to tako an open and
decided stand against the election Of
State Republican ticket.
PlNCubACK,
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Tllden and Hendricks Club
Meets tonight at 7 o'clock p. n
LaA|ics are invited to attend.
Speech BY
Kvery member mnst Ike present.
w. II. JACK,
!. J.. JOHNSON. President.
Secretary.

NICHOLS and WILTZ anil the
State eanvassers Of tho Democratic
party will speak in this city on the
18TH OF OCTOBER.
Let every citizen attend. Thcrc
will Oe given At Tive samo time by the
Democrats Of this parish, q
GRAND BARBECUE,
with q parade VI Clubs during The
day, = meeting At night ly The
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
Climb IT the city.
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=, All the papers arc saying that
MIR. and Mrs. SartOris and child
arrived in the Celtic last Sunday,
when the truth is tho infant ,lic.i
in in London last spring.-Graphio.
This is another one.
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WarmOth will not como home I'M.
til after tho election, but If no should.
he will not vote for Packard.
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Some Of the best politicians in tue
State on tho Radical side, say that
the State will 80 Democratic by 90.
coo majority.
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Sugar and rice Is the burden Of
Packard's speeches now, formerly be
was burdened with blank warranta
and handouts for our PEOPLE.
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General J.onsstrcct is said to liz in
favor Of tho election of Nichols.
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"Your Simmons Liver Rcpnl,..
has been in use in my family for s",ss
time, and ! am persuaded it ia a 'v r.'
liable addition to The medical sc;o, n.y.
"0OV. NO. GILL SHORTrp
80. Of Alabam.
"1t has proved a good and ef,,c,
cious medicine. "'
&c. A. NUTTINC.n
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garments9 Was itcompcsed of Dem
ocrats alone: or Of white pcopl,
alone Not u bit Of it, the create,
part Of them were colored men, wo,
men and children, anxious to see tl,ciI
idol once more safely at home; these
were the people who hurrahed fol
him, who shouted for him, and tx.
hibited their JOY in every conceivable
manner. There was no restraint to
their heartfelt mcrimcnt and exubcr.
ant feelings.
| To know how much he il beloved
in the parish Of Assumption, write
there and ask any man who is ac-
quainted with him, or any one who
has lived there long enough to know
him, even by reputation ; ask if Gen.
Nichols has an enemy in the parish
Ask il all. white and black do not
respect and love him beyond any ono
clse! Ask who was ever turned from
his door in need, without his help :
lie has not sought tho office, consc.
1ucnt'y he will accept 1t only in the
interest Of the entire people. lie has
no avaricious desires to satiatc, no
blood.thir'ty propensitics to indulge,
c"vcts no mans goods, but will act In
the interest Of tho people Of r.ouisi.
ana, irrespective Of race, color, or
previous condition. The hnmblest in
the land can call on him, confident,
If his cansc DO Just, Of a patient hear.
Ing. No rings can gather under the
shadow Of his authority, and thieves
will find no abiding place In his housc-
hold. Tho tono Of public sentiment
will bo elevated, and there is not a
man In tho State, white Or black, who
will not feel himself more or less
prond Of tho noble Governor. Though !
MANNED and robbed of his limbs, vet
believe us, he has enough LETT Of his |
to contain his generous heart !
anil bright intellect; enough left Of
him to drive to wings the vilo cormo.
rants who have been prcy,ng upon
the vitals Of tho State for these many
years. They must seek othor fields
Tor their unholy practices, for woo
INTO them If caught within the range
Of his vengeance. "What No want"
'ays Gen. Nichols, "at present, il
honesty, integrity, and good govern
ncnt." Do We not all want thisi
IAN any man deny tho fact that wc
rave had bad government and bad
men In Office. Have We not all suf.
cred from these pcrnicious causes.
md IL not a change absolutely imper.
tivci |,
lie has been called upon By his
'eople to save them from tho ruin I
hat 10 before thom. He has consent. Z
d to abandon his peaceful and retir. :
d home, for the hope Of helping his {
eoplc ont Of their present difilculty,
nd a. sure 40 tho 9TH Of November.
ZIG, arrives, he will do it. !
He has boon called, the people want d
In, and they s;n elect lin. He l. q
10 man to ave 10 from Radical rule, 4
nd the country from ruin. The man
no abstains from voting for Gen. I
icholls for Governor Of this State. J
n'ler the peculiar circumstances, will c
, looked upon with suspiciou and G
strust. Tho beet citizens In tho Il
ate met in Convention and uomina. r
d hin, aud they fully deserve the Il
'comiu'ns they have received. Their c
'rk Is tho foreshadowing of what IL O
come, and If they live they will zee Il
Q fruition Of their hopes in tho b
octiOn Of the ticket, Il
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Why is Il compassion like a cripn,ef
because he can't gct along without.
tick.
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All persons who have arrived at
the age OF q, since last election.
MUST BE REGISTERED!
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Tho BEST the market affords and
we'll served, as Burlick's Boarding
House.
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Those that have not papers dated
between August 3lst aud October 2:al.
MUST BE REGISTERED AGAIN,
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The Convention.
FIRST DAYS SESSION..

Ihc Radical Convention met at The
Cont House on Monday, Oct. 2l,
ls7G, day which had been looked 70,
with great impaticncc by somo Office.
seekers, and with fear by others.
Long before tho time of meeting, a
crowd was assembled about the Cont
House waiting for tho doors of the
Big Show to open. From tho work.
ings Of tho different candidates ont
side, it Was evident that all was not
erortly right.
Atlast the do'rs were opened and the
Convention camo to order, BY giving
to Henry Raby the honor Of presiding
as temporary Chairman. and John G.
Lewis, ~ Secretary. Inside of the
railing tho Delegates took their seat.
aud a. usual, intelligence was "a
scarce a. 'ehites. Twenty nine an.
swercd to the roll call, twenty.seven
OF whom we're blacks, and tho f,ro
whites who figured in the arena, look.
cd like two chalk marks IN . black
board. After some consultation tl,cy
retired In secret session, and By the
length Of time they remained with
doors closed, It showed that there Was
some misunderstanding 10 the happy
family.
They finally organized permanently
~ e'ccti"g J. E. Brcda, Chairman.
J. g. Lewis, Secretary, who werc c.
corted to the Chair with tho usnal
ceremonies. Tho Honorable Bodv
then took . recess until thrco o'clock
r. NJ, whom Heury Raby, BY some
trick or other, was nominated Ly nc.
clamation, a. representative. Then
'ns"etl a scene Of confusion, each man
'rying to get his candidate nominated
~ reclamation, but not to expose
heir family quarrel to tho xsta;M)al, !
hey retired again in secret session |
md there remained until late in the |
evening, whom they opened doors and |
dominate! Mr.. F. Hubby for Recorder, |
y reclamation.
Thus ended tho frst days labor Of
hat body, 'rko held in their hands the
'esti"'e' Of oar people, and wko had
1borcd 50 Aarl IN their interest.
What was done that night after tho
convention adjourned, is hard to tell,
ut NO don't believe that any Get of
'e'cgratos were better treated. The
anlidates spirits passed away,
though not in the form Of a ghost)
nd however snperstitious tho dele.
'tos might havo been, they ,cere not
fraid, and when morning dawned
nd headaches amo, they thought Of
'ose who had treated them best.
SECOND DAT.
They oil camo At / o'clock, and af.
+ roll call went agaix in secret scs.
on, and thoro remained the whole
y, and after laboring for nearly
rty'eisAt hours, like tho Mountain.
ought forth q mouse, by nomiua-
ng by reclamation, for Representa-.
yes l.. G. Barron and J. G. Lewis
r Parish Judge, H. c. Myers, for !,
'er'if, u. II. Boullt, Jr., for Clerk,
Z. IL. Tunnard, for Coroner. A, p.
'cda, for Police Jurors, Joseph Ezer. J
ok, Carol Jones, A. Clements, W. i
L1orcns and W. l.. Wootls. !
A COMMITTEE was then appointed to ,
oder to II. c. Myers tho nomination. )
i ''e' with his usual motlosty, rcfas. i
to accept the preferred hono,.
Then all was over, tho Convention J
d adjourned and by sour looks and G
I'M faces and words spoken at ran. = =
ID, We saw plainly that the Ilappv =
m'ly were not rcry veil satisfied. I
u ICE felt sorry for them. Poor fel. I
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SEQ advertisement of l3urdick's
Hotel.
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BOARD AND I.ODGING-onlv
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per day, at Burdick's Boarding House.
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4 SQUARE NEAL FOR FIFTY
CENTS AZ '}urdick's Boarding House.
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SATURDAY October :, le7
81 & y 3
MS:gy ; 8 s ''S 8 lEsytz;;j
"sN:73sI;s'W
Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL !. Y1IOEW
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE-PEESDENr,
Yhos. A. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA.
FOE COyEpyC,:
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
or ASSUMPTION.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
LOUIS A. WiLTZ,
or ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
II. N. OGDEN,
or ORLEANS.
mr. SECRETARY or STATE,
VIM. A. STRONG,
or WYNN.
nor AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEl,
OF IEERvlLLE.
a SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC En-.
UCATlON.
RODERTM. LUSllER,
or ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS,
Fourth Congressional District,
]. b. ELAN,
OF DEsOro.
rOa DISTRICT JUDGE.
COL. DAVID PERSON,
OF NatchitOches.
PARISH TICKET.
For Legislature,
MORTIMER PEROT,
II. II. HATHORN,
]. ALPuONSE PRUDHOMME.
For Parish Judge.
3. f. HAMMETT,
For Sheriff.
JAMES f. KEEGAN.
For Clerk.
E MASON.
For Coroner.
DIR. q. llAMLlN. |,
Fur Police Jurors.
y. L. WALNiSIIEY.
r. II. MCCLENDON.
+. JENNINGS.
L. CHOPIN.
W. Q. ROSS. a
For Recorder,
GEO. W. KEARNEY.
SpECYAT. NOTYCC,
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Registration papers ,late,l betvoe,
AUGUST 3Ist 1874, and OCTOBER
cAl 1874. ARE GOOD. NONE 9TH.
ERS ARE.
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l.. II. BURDICK wants it known
that the best meals aud the best beds
can bc had at his Hotel on Front ST.
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Subscribe to the vinJicator.
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What piece Of carpentry heco,ne,
gem rs sOOn as It is finished ?-A.o,,.
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Register Or you cannot vote!
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have selected as your staudara-bear.
or to-day, a man WHO has always felt
kindly, in fact l do not know man
who has kinder feelings towards the
co'orcd peoflc than have. My re-.
cord on that point docs not date from
to-day, nor from tho war, but it gocs
back to tho earlier period Of my child.
hood, aud it is we'll known among tho
col"rc'l people Of Assumption !; aud
want them to know that will pro-
tcct them Mdinchiayly IN all their
rightS.'
Ia this the truth : and il yes, how
arc VIC to know it? In the first place,
it IA we'll known that no is kiud and
just to all who como in his way. His
slaves adorcd him, for he ever had a
kind word for them, and now those
who surround him as employees, love
and respect him. To them, lis word
10 as good ~ his bond. Let us 70.
'iew the picture presented on lis re-
turn home from his tip to Baton
Eongo after his nomination. The
steamer st. John, on which he and
lie friends were aboard came 10 aight
# his landing amid ahouts, cheers,
irins Of cannon, and music. A large
'rowd had collected to receive him |
md welcome back to his home their |
zero. All rushed towards him hap.
y to shake his only remaining hand,
MI it not that, catch the glimpse of
N approving smile. Now, who com.
'osed this immense concourse of poo
Nc, eager TO touch the hem Of his
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At . meeting Of the club on Tues
day goth Sept, 1876, tho following
organization was effected
A. n. Timon, Captain.
3. E. Russ, LIST. Lieutenant.
J. A. Black, ri
Il: +. Breazeale, lst. Sergeant.
w. K. Hampton, I'd q
W. A. Carter, 81 I"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-22

The dredge which the contractor. O.
b. Green, of Chicago, sent here to do
the excavation upon the inland naviga-
ton, arrived here on Sunday last, and on
Monday morning was taken i'm charge
by Mr.. Amiot. who had the contract for
taking her over the dam. The plan ar
ranged upon was to take the machine out
OF the water near the ruins of Blake's
foundry, and transport it by land to a
point near McDonald's dock, above the
dam. Serious trouble has been expert
enced in getting the hull out of the
water upon ways. The entire week has
passed by and the dredge is not vet OUT
of water. She has stuck upon the ways
III such a manner that the largest cable
chains were snapped asunder many
times. An attempt is now being made to
put rollers under it, when it is thought
she will go more easily. Mr.. Dorr, Mr..
Green's superintendent is expected here
daily to take charge of the matter, when
1t is thought things will 90 on more
lively.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-22
Death Of Geo. w. Cuyler.

A dispatch was received yesterday
announcing the death of Mr.. Geo. w.
Cnyler, at his residence at Palmyra. N.
Y. Mr.. Cuyler was member of the
firm of Macarthur, Smith & Co., of this
place, and during his visits to the place
OH business connected with the firm. had
made many friends among our citizens.
Mr.. CuyleI stood in the front rank
among the business men of his state. hay-
ing been engaged in the banking busi-
ness for many years, s'Cuyler's Bank be-
ing well known throughout the country
as one of the most substantial institutions
In the state. He was very highly respect
ed wherever known, AMI bis death will
oe sad blow to many friends, both east
and west.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-22
PERSONAL.

Frank G. Campbell, of the Mexican.
Campbell Combination, is stopping at
Mackinaw. He is forming new com
pany, and expects to be ready for busi-
ness in few weeks.
Prof. r. B. Spear, of Hamilton col
lege, N. Y. has been stopping in town
during the past week, visiting hi, son.
Mrs. Kirkland and daughter arrived
few days since, to spend short time
with Capt. Kirkland.
VIM. Macarthur left Monday evening
on the propeller Lawrence for Fox River,
Wisconsin.
james j. Brown and wife returned
from Detroit, where they had been
attending the burial of Mrs. Browns
father, Monday evening OH the Lawrence.
Mr.. Browns grandmother came home
with them.
MIR. J. N. Wilcox, photograph artist
OF this place, is taking pictures in Char
levoix.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirby, of Adrian, Mich,
arrived ON the st. Joseph to visit their
Mrs. G. j. Hunt, of this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Whiting, of Detroit,
have been in town during the past week
visiting their son Will C. Whiting.
-Chas. E. Mould, of Chicago, arrived
On the st. Albans TO make Chebeygan
'hort visit.