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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
The I.eviatIaan.

An item has been going the rounds of
some of the lower lake papers toIthe eff
feet that the wrecking tug Leviathan had
been laid mp. BY whom or how the
story got Started it is hard to tell, bit rs
such a report was liable to injure the
business of the tug, as well as bea serious
to vessels in trouble and
in need of her services, the following
dispatch was sent9and appeared in the
Inter-Ocean of the uth:
. = RE CHEBoYGAN, Mich, July Q, 1877.
Telegram to She Marine Editor Of the Liter
&c can:
The Leviathan is not laid up, ''busted, /" or
.'rIIn off, las some say.
e OH 80 C. E. KIRKLAND, Master.
The Inter Ocean says that it, saw the
foolish report, going the rounds, but
would not give il a placesin its columns.
Its closes its notice by remarking, "When
disasters cease to occur, then the, Leyia-
than can be laid up, net before She is
indispensable.
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Ms. U. s. Grant, Executive mansion, wasA-
nniyOh, p. o.. says.f"I ara perfectly delighted
with my Bradbnry Piano. SO sf.sr. .taat
Chlef.Justiea Salmon p. Chase, Washington,
p C., decides the Bradbury to b. the ailonali
Piano OF the Country. -; -
| Vice-Admiral d. ID. Porter, Washington, ID.
& ,.sThe Bradbury is eaguisitelv and beautifully
proportoned. We are delighted with ours. !"
Hon. columbus Delano, Seer e airy of In .fiOT,
Washington, ID. e., caifs the Bradbury the Piano
Tor the Interior
p, NJ. Gen. creswell and Mrs. cres~ell, .'An
our friends sdmire the delightful zones o. the
Bradbury used et our receptions. - sE lSGf1
Robert Bonner, Newly Led er Sat any
time will drop the relns Of Dexter TO listen TO
the tones OF our Bradbury y ou, s9iIInf alF
Grand Central Hetel, New York. ssIn prefer
ence to all othere, We selected the bradbury
Piano for our par:oIs. Our guests Pronounce
st: Nicholas Hotel, New York, ..'Haye always
used the Bradbury Pianos, and take great pleas
ure in recommending thtm.p 49, sil5 li5iif
in constant use for twelve years a Bradbur. J
Piano in our parlor. 1t Is still good oii3' 20
I Hon. John Simpson, NJ. p, Canada, rays
'sThe Bradbury can't be excelicd-the best in |
the Dominion.n rlie ~ -70fri 1l9esgd u8al |
NJ Simpson, Bishop NJ e Church, Philadel- !
phia. 1T is a very superior instrument, both In
Its finish, sweet tones, and singing qualities"
E. S. James, Bishop NJ. f. Church, ew York.
eve know OF NJ better piano thsn the Brad
bury" ~" -
Rev DR.. John McClintock. Drew Theoloaicai
Seminary. My fami and friends say Che
Bradburyis unetJNaled.r TO ldass sal . sd
8 Or. Joseph Cummings President Western
University! Md lctoyn, Ct, says, .'lf il could
Twice its cost. Can heartily recommend them. p
/, ~ n. 1ordv-Puncheon, TeTonto.s Canada
1--WE are deiighieu yftnthe Bradbury Piano. A.
T. s. Arthur, PhiladeIphn swe have used
for years and can recon m6 Ind, ~, Bradbury
Piano." go .5.,.,sl. -
Dr. John Chambers, .'our Bradbury piano
phians" = u tl5s. 81 .TfrSs~"' q
Bishop Merrill g Psul, Minnso,s. sssBest
Piano in the NorthN estn
nprxR o. Haven, lssooklzs.,v .x-,i.,,,,..s,;cuo
cnnnot be eNceiled for 50. fs' ness ), :"
Dr.: Luke Hit chcocss. Cincinnati. oh;o al,
best in the Queen ssiiy.0 onio' Is TIE
U b I;' slyOrd, Paymaster u. 8. Army.
cI KEY Geo; III. Whitney, ID. D. Pros f,er,.,,a, ~
colsegi7te Inst, Hackottstown. n i oen'ehafs
REV. Lueius II. BuxbvII pros Eo,,a,l ~, L..
college, Clncinaati, D6 O. - 'f'e /" erieYap
pi ssS rs + fa T. hips, I9s Female College.
ln ses \ Daniel kidder, Professor Drew Biblical
NJ n E'ss D. Fhomas Guard. Pastor Mt. vernon
NY ca, Balt9Rol md. : - : 80
yshop AeTnll. st. pa-l, Minuesota. -
Bostor.f Tadiordh Pierce. EDITOR zions Herald,
,oan,, Aer Oh Chieago. can saosi cheerful v
recommend tie Bradbury Piano as tue best'1
A.
- Gsnon sro:a AND HUNDRED
~ FRE.EBC
IA asst 18th ST., bctWeen Broadaoa1t&sE,
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Unclaimed Letter List

The following is list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan sy6stohice, I'M
called for July Il. Persons calling for
ti,s. letters will please say that they are
advertised: gs
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Marine lettings.

~
Propeller St. Albans called inbound
down, Thursday evening.
The Murine City called in, bound to
Mackinac, Tuesday morning early.
The schooner Eliza Gerlach cleared
Monday with a cargo of lumber.for Chi
cago.
The schooner Pulaski has been load
ing timber for Thompson. Smith at Dun
cam City.
& --'rhe schooner J.. w. Perry arrived
this morning and will load lumber from
BulleiI & Nelson for Chicago.
The schooner Trowbridge arrived
and is taking OH !, cargo OF hemlock bark
for Chicago, from WI Millken.
The st. Joseph arr iycd Sunday morn
ing. Capt. Thorne, formerly in COM
mand OF the propeller Benton, is the new
master
The n Il. propeller City of Toledo
left milwaukee, yesterday at 10 A. NJ. is
expected ut this port about four O'Clock
this Afternoon. ------
= The Valley Queen came down tfiis
Week to undergo inspection. Size started
up this morning to resume her place up
on the inland route. ~
Pho coboonor f'.,,.,l, .1ooro, f,,.
Kingston, Ont, and schooner Pulaski for
Collins Bay, Ont, OH Tuesday. Both
had eargOcs of board pine.
The schooner Dreadnaught cleared
for Cleveland this morning, without car
go, Capt. Dodd intending to pick up a
cargo of iron ore from out the lake, near
Pre- sQue Isle. "
The schooners. Dick. SemerS and
Mary Collins arrived Monday morning
after cargOes of lumber. Chas. Bellant
loading the Somers, and Robert Robin
son,the Collins. They both cleared for
Chicago Wednesday afternoon.
"A ra1t OF logs In tow OF the tug Chas.
e. DeCeuninck. misplaced the buoys on
the east bank of the channel yesterday.
We understand there is heavy penalty
attached to the displacement of any buoy
unless the same is reported Immediately
to the nearest Collector of Customs, and
the party or parties so moving them, or
being the cause of them being moved,
are required to replace them without de-
lazy. - 70 5fsiifE Sseb g 3 Hoss
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| MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
llNI made in the conditions OF a certa inden-
| ture of mortgage bearing date the 2lst day of
| August, AID. 1916, made and executed by Ed
| " ari Chapelle, OF HaGrisylle, Michigan, to Orr
rim, Bump, of Bay City, Michigan, and record a
| in the office of the Keglte of Deeds
for Cheb ysan county, Michigan, Ia LiberU of
MORTGAGES. ON page 'l' on 81, Eotn aay o., OF
| ami the nnIe acc Inpanj ing the same there Is
elaine To be due to- tie sart U'nn Bump
att dat, NJ of, the stun All tiiiee h,taureti and
/ siNtx-Idi oh 70 and Tort til &C cents ts3o9 45l
twidi ntcsest thcr, on from & e tic tbs reoi ut
| the r.. C f tna nyr cent per annun, together
vatltaiattvile fee hty $50 tVl dollars pro-
/ vticd fpr in >sssr mori5.,sc should any pro,
| cecGiHgs be taken to iurecb,-, the same, And
no proc e,l n.s having 5seh ken, eltlier III law
| or e,lu ly, to rerGyer o amount DUE ON said
| MORTGAGE, Their for, notice Is hereby gwen nat
| by rue of the p, wei OF sale In sal mortgage
1 c5nta nsd. an OF the statutes in such case
Imadc and provided, on
Monday, ti,c Is. Jap Of October, A. ID. 1877,
At 10 o'c' ok The forenoon of that day, at the
front door OF the court house, IN the village and
cou :ty of Che Jygn and state cf Michigan, THAT
beng the builthng in which the circuit court Tor
1.-The county of Ch boy gan Is il in, re NH ne
sol at public auctiOi 10 Tie hiShcstal1'ef me
lpremiIes described in sais mortgage. or SO much
thereof as may be ncce sS;trA tpsti-ly the amodit
| then due H. on said OrtgaSe II lnclpal ln-
| tercst and cO,ts ami eNpen rs allpv eel by law
t0rether with I'll Il attorney Ire 81 so 10, ga q
prem ses cling c. bc,l az ioii0ws, TO VIII: All
those cer,a!n pieces parcels of land 81 uac in
The cOur;y Of hcbo, gan, sh,t state OF NJ cnigan
| and de- crib,d as iuiiows, LH-nlt the nest nan
of tic II. west On ter oil sectiontwo aha inc
| sclti cast al.irtlI uf the south ect quarter oil
| section two in township thirty seven, q. north
OF rang :wb ~ wcsi, con ain o:e fInttre'f ana
| twe,ty acr :. more or .ess
Dated July =, lSI7.
,O2:.IN BUMP, NJ. rtgasce.
| GEN.. Bill, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
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aground on zela shoals.

The schooner james Couch, laden with
stove coal, and bound for Chicago, ran
afolA OF Zela Shoals last, Tuesday about
noon, rsand got stuck. Capt. Sinclair,
william eye for business, got up steam on
the Prindiville and struck out for a job
but 'tlie Saugatuck, from the Point. got
the start of him and had male ! contract
with the captain OF The Couch TO tighten
her off, bcore a. Prindiville reached
her. How the vessel could have got on
the shoals in broad day light, and no fog.
we cannot see. The shoals are buoyed
10 warn those navigating. the straits 10
keep clear Of the same.
The L. propeller City of Concord
WAS in early yesterday morning. She
Endet! number of passengers among
whom was Il party from Ohio. who came
prepared for camping out, and Will
spend week Oh to in fishing, &c.
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d. FISHES Sims fas1o. Of The Alsson Avenue n
are IN ectscies with th'e beaatir ul to mes o-of
Dr.. III. -6idgway, M a,nily end MANY
fnends pronounce the Brs.db 20 Piaho Splendid
Il Philip Philips New Yos ,says, IL have sung
Win and used the Bradbdfy Piano i'm my fami-
( - i0F ye.fs. fl-s.a. irl'rr. 10 4.s!est-- So
Rer. Alfred Ccokma Wilmington, Del. awe
Lnnk oour Bradbury. Piano the best instrument
Wv ,A'Ai u'ii5hoi TgEbs aglW li.lc -
Rev John Goodman, Pastor Bedford Street
M NJ. y. Cnurch, New York. I'VE prefer the Brad
pury PIANO to all others. -, II r,,..-.
w q. Fischer, Professor OF Music .(sirard
Colls ge, PhIla'eDhia, Il use as my family Piano
me Brs;dbIry, and can with confidence recon-
Chaplain afcCabe, Philadelphia, Pa, .sFroSs 4
the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast have heard b.
Inc superior quaiiues OF the bradbury liano,n
E7 Rev: q Ai, kyns.t D: p, SonsspoRaiag SEQ
OUT besitaIien reeesamena tse BTadbasy Piano
rs tie best 80
Rev. Daniei Garry. Editor onnstsn hsvocate
parehaseds st%dbsSry Piano. ans. = = snies.
siisl taatfnnient n every respect
| DIR. DePuy, assistse- Euitor Christian Adve-
cate 81 use the bradbury Piano, and it stands
foremost in my Judgment" .s,1gta Is 1l.e
". G Kingsley, BrOoklyp, shy PIANO gfves
entire sat3faction.n f3. -, - fiae ll,-.T
DR.. Daniel Wise, Editor Sunday School Ad-
locate, II use the Bradbury Piano. and think,
Key mis- music, 1t cannot be exceiieds1hN 5t1
Rey:W. n. Ferris. New Yssk, snyI Bradbury
has stood longer in tune, and soun,s oetter than.
any fianoin my district fTiflr ~ j
Rev. Dr. Fields, Editor Of the Evangelist, 81
have used a<Bradhury fovyears IN my family,
and think there is no one superior"
/ Sands Street Church, Brooklyn, st Luke's M.
E Church, ami host Of other Churches use the
Roomr :: Also. the Conserse tories and prominent
Hotels ia the United ststes. :,
s.w. Thomas, Book Agent. fsilaAa obia az I.
most cheerfully recommend the bra<jS<YPr ~ al
nv friends who wish to purchase frsteciass
DY. Walden; Book Agent CINCINNATI o5.A
@;saIy Piaao groxhsw ceser every dap -
Dr.. pm sa. s !ssas Mexico, .erasa-st Piano a
tne o"y u 49, 60. -, = -
DR.. s. L. Baidw h is.sicSisy, Chin 4, @Noth
! ing among the Celestis ke IT," - -
ev. DR.. Lore, Editor NoTesSsrn Chris g
vocate, syracuse, n. Y. - =
Rev. Geo. Lansing Taylor - :
Church, New Haven, Conn.
,I ges; gso rayso1 Pastor Sands Street cl
Rev.. Emory Haynes, Pastor Hanson AZ. &
Church BrooklynIN. Y. ifsss 49,.
Rev, Q @. Tiffany, Pastor Metropolitan
] Church, Washington, D. C.. q -
DR.. @. r. Crooks, Editor The Ne thodist.
p Rev; L; 2; Weed, Pastor CARROLL N. =. ehurch
: el.I - - ~ = 49,. ~ a. - <-.z->>-|
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
sATURQAY. july II, 1877.
Cheboygan Postome

Mails arrive and depart as follows:
PErosKEY IND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive and depart daily.
MACKINAw.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
?; NJ Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturlays, att A. VI.
MACKlyAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
stH 20 - \
Arrive-Every Saturday at noon. Depart
Tuesdasy, at p. VI.
ROGERS CITY.
Arrive Fridays at p NJ. Depart -satu- days
att a NJ.
ALPENA.
Gees by way Of Petoskey.
Office open for Delivery of MAJ and the issuing
Money orders from 7:S0A. NJ 20 3 pm.
Office open on Sundays from 1913 TO l:3 p. NJ
j. +. FORD NJ.
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Ok EXTRA, FINE CARDS, No two alike, with name
I'D 10 cts j X. HARDER, Maiden Bridge, n. y
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= The Valley Queen came down this
Week to undergo inspection. Size started
up this morning to resume her place up
OH the inland route. L
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@ ID. Green's dredge is at MeArtur,
Smiih& Co.'S dock, being got in rc;ltli-
for the trip to Sturgeon bay.
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NeaU advertisements.

9cFANCY CARDS al styles with name IL
k9c.po tpaie.J .B.ftUsTED, Nassau,R nsCo Ny
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Mr.. + 6. SMITH
lear sir:-f he Bradbury riano.
and now enclose you my check for q
Mrs GRAM wishes. me also 10 sa
Changed IA i,ar, pay five Years ago b
and her many. friends who perform
ing such great coi fiiencc in your
-. ard tested by ksinc z
qualified appiv..,. OH 4 The Er.cbu
your eel, DRAFTED pradb nv ianos fu
yours, sii4 . e BABCUCk, >
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

The schooner Canada cleared for
Kingston, Ont, and schooner Pulaski for
Collins Bay, Ont, OH Tuesday. Both
had earpOps of hoard nine 81.
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The schooner Dreadnaught cleared
for Cleveland this morning, without car
go, Capt. ,Dodd Intending to pick up a
cargo of iron ore from ont the lake, near
Pre- sQue Isle.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

The band was out on the streets last
evening playing to advertise their bene-
fitsatthe Spencer .House hall last night.
They were highly complimentary ON their
plaYin0.
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- Isrea AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER
FREsB oRNld1RRE-
ii asst 18th ST.. bctlCeea Broddeoaut &sElf*
~ Successor to WM. B. BRADJ'1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20
FLEMEN Ar BEyNrs~s.
tn. Score. Made at 1850 Yard. y..,erdu

The SCORES Made at 1850 Yards Yesterday.
The shooting for the trophy offered by Col
J. o. I. Burnside, president Of the Columbia
Long Range Rifle Club, began at Benning's
yesterday. Tho shooting was over the un.
usual range Of 1850 yards, and the good
scoring at that distance augurs well for the
success Of the District team at the interstate
matches at Crcedmoor next September As
has been stated, the trophy must be won three
times by one rifemsn before he can take pos
session Of it, Mr. Laird was the victor ycster.
day, having made the fine score of $50 out Of n
possible 225,
When the shooting Of the day was about
half over the handspring of Mr.. Bells rife was
broken, aud he was forced 10 retire with an
incomplete score.
The following arc the scores that were made
each ri0emsn having forty five scoring shots :
Laird g. s. 2,OA,h $3.50 g. 4
h5tA $500 ao23 10000 $3.50.
Burnside-h s,6SssLas25.os.o $50
s9,shS,s20,a,nh5,LL6,a5, ots,o2+a
lIarknc~-0L 22523aoa22,SkO,GOf
49, 49, 1855 5%3o,2RL55,'. = o. b.
Laurltzen-o, ,. 2.O.6La0 o5,aoSb6,h2a
$500, o. $50 s. 8 5. 50 IS, 3,s, D T.
Bcll-.S,oaAGA2LS02IGo $3.50,
:, ,, o. O-rrtired.
IL was proposed to continue the matches
every Tuesday and Friday until the trophy
was won, hut as several Of the rifemcn will be
unable to attend next Friday, there will be no
more shooting until next Tuesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20

Bids were opened yesterday In tho Office Of
the architect Of the Capitol for laying concrete
front Of the Capitol, The awards will not be
made for several days. The following bids
were roccived: W. X. Davis 4 Co, Grahamite,
33i; 10 inch, 3,7y; IOi inch, 424 Jonathan
Taylor, 2.i7 go. r. b. Mitchell, 2,75 W. A..
4roat, 26l, 2O6. Cornelius Burlew, LIZ, IS,
20i; i2 inch, 22I. d. II. Hyam, a2j, 2s5,
$50. Matt. Taylor 4 Co, 2iS, 2 90, BIS R.
ii. Ryan. 2.70. W. d. Parisen, 2.2O 235.
Crawford & Hoffman, 2.35, 2.65, 205; for by.
draulic pavement. 2.65; for bitumin0us pave.
mcnt, IDS, 400, 3IH; for vulcanitc pavement,
P35, eco, ESQ. d, NJ Bailey, els, $50 26S,
W. e. Murl,ek, Scha.f pavement, 200, Dab,
2s3; for asphalt top, 2,6o, 800, 1888, for by.
draulic base ard asphaIt top. 2.Oi. 3i3. asa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20
RErCBLICAN LEAGUE.


An "OpenlnE" at the New Club Rooms.
The recently organized Republican League
Of the Distinct Of Columbia gave an opening
reception at their handsome new rooms at No.
1917 street last evening. There were many
invited guests and the evening WAS spent very
pleasantly in listening to speeches and music
convcrsing and partaking Of a finely served
collation.. The rooms Of tho league arc spa.
rions and elegantly furnished, and they were
adorned last evening by a tasteful display Of
flowers. During the evening speeches were
made bysI 'oloncl :. Lubey, the president Of the
league. Hon. Simon Wolf, Prof. Langston, Dr.
e. e. Cox, Major Thompson and others. A
reference 10 the royal reception accorded to
General Grant in England, in Dir. Coa's re-
marks, WAS londly applauded.
Prof CAL Richter presided ut the piano,
and contributed several fine selections to the
evenings pleasure A sextettc, composed Of
the following voices, Mrssrs. l.. r. Seibold, =.
r. Howe, W. T. Morgan, Fiei. Newman, q. b.
X. Colledgc. snd J. L.. rarkhurst, sang several
times during the evening. Messis. Morgan
and Scibold sang solos The League Is now
well organized. with the following officers !;
President. Timothy I.ubcy; vice presidents,
Simon Wolf aud Joseph Williams; recording
secretary, X. }. Murray; corresponding acre.
tary, Frank T. Howe, treasurer, James Hud-
son; marshal Clarence NJ. Barton. The rooms
Of the League will at all times be open to the
public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20
PEG ETINE.
CoNSuNrTfoN OF THE BOWELS.

CHARLIE Town, MASS, March ., iss.
Ds.s s,R; fSe following is Statement, Of my u
perience with the great Hood Remedy, VEGfTlNE
have been kseiang boarding house here for many
lar, i noiiced the wonderful sfYsct Of yEGETISE
oa %so the ss sssT
from sea- He had Injured his leii leg on bpard the
ship some months before. and when tho ahip came
into this port he % my house being so feeble
that he could not go TO his home in Lowell lis isy
urai size and he Obliged tcaIas along amer him
having no use Of II Mhae,sr The effect q this hnd
down, and employed Dr. George Hayward, o. Bos,pn,
e attend him Who then occupied P59mipsp' r..
pronounced u sad Of Necross said he must be
Sea.s ~ s ssS s
les,ed; o,hsrwl,s The leg must = amPs,sted
;;. :ssss s:.S
much improved that he aid not LOOK like tbe same
nj END % N.Y. es y u
the commencement Of the var then Joined the amy,
anG wss h csna an sn s S snT ns,
seen this Mood Remedy used with unparalleled sue.
Ss SsIs ST and
S$d ~ I'd IA .sss 81 ss
most everything else without receiving any benefit!
was a bad case and so considered by the many ply
slcians who had attended her from time to time
nissssm with es,rsordnsiy I god efiset " '
lady took y fnr Consumption OF the Bowels, and
found more relief In anything else she could pro
cure
do not want to over-estimate It's usefulness hut
Ills sood @elicims las done and Is s doing, Tor
know what II Is to be imposed upon when sick, and
rs%sdy a, the ss @ o. Tie %spcs SEX s%% or
VIZ "Os q Psts ny "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20

Real Estate transactions Placed on File.
There has been filed IN the office Of the re.
corder Of deeds the following transactions In
real estate since the previous report was pub.
lished:
REAL EsrATE TRASsFEks
0olden and wife 10 Robert A. Golden, for g.
lots 81 and A, In Todd and Gunnells subdivision u
square as Robert 4. Golden snd wife to ,. DOL
subdivision Of square t6s Aaron BisdfoId to n A.
kimea,i is',sss TO NJ sloan, Tor ssoSo, 10, a, IN
square $40 Edwin A. Mclntiie aud wife TO John
c, Wilson for 81 100 part Of 10, a. In subdivision Of
square s3i John Queen 10 } l. Bs.r, foI MS. lot
o. 80 s,,. o, Tos ~, H HSqi :, "a tn.
square S.. WIN y liollidge and wife to Robert @.
langley. ior $50 lot s. T. square SO ,, 4;
aud subdivision Of lots !. and 3. in squsI. 20.
DEHM o. tkpsr.
wv white and wife 10 Hanna a Johnston,
TO secure b J. Sparrow u 600. lot ~. sluarc i94
Icy and 7. = Hopkins 10 sscuie J q Payne s4O0,
lot l3 Of sub division Of hts 2St and :, square
SS Enrere Daily to + L cobn 10 secure & =.
60 A W Bingham and vile 10 &. 1. DuBois and
g. Cobprn. 70 secure Oh. biSelo~ Go u 800.
lot block Of Hail and El'sn,' subdivision, OF
Meridian Hill. Lucy tleAsoD To 7 II q Todd 70
secure L o. Todd sl42 u. LOT D. Todd's subdivision
Of lot square l3S. Moses eicrs nnd wife to W. b.
Of lot I. square east Of square 1915 Nichols May
and wife 10 q. .Boner and j. Walter to secure the
Germania Building Association t200O, lot b. square
SI GeoIgc wilmer and wife to Heorge unemann
and }. l.. Vogt, 10 secure the Capitol nil Building
Association tl0O0o part Of lot and lots and l. Of
Cabot subdivision Of square 6S
kElEAsEs.
F.W. Jones and J x Edison, trustees 10 L Chap
pei lots and g. kelly's subdivision square $50 J.
r, Edson and Thos: Hyde, trustees. 10 Jemima
Bartlett part Of lot NJ, square 1913 c. O..
| LedereI and q. Bauer trustees to J. c. WI.
| son and Marcia ~ Allen. lot IS, IN Tescrva.
| ton A. J. II Cook aud G. W. Stickney TO A. W
Bingham ct al lot I, block s. Of Hall aud Evans
subdivision Of Meridian Hli. c. II Arms and n
| II Warner to 4 W Bingham ct al, lot l. block s..
| IN Hall and Evans tnbdiybiOn of Meridian Hill
| WIN StIknsy ct al. ~ q. u. Williams lots u, "a
IS and ~, In Williams and yardins subdivision Of
square ld9. VIM. b. Todd, j.. 10 Lucy treason, lot
| o. Todd subdivision OF original lot g. square l23
Vim Hoffman 10 Anna ]. Woodbury.. part OF
| lot ]. tInarc ?N ChaS Chesley and n Warner
TO 4. J. Woodbury. part OF lot j, square 2ss D. X
| Bell trustee, 10 4. n. BALDWIN, lot &, square l6l
Geo. S.ltzcy and &, Shafer trustees, 10 G. q A.
BaIiholow part Of lot s, square 757. Williams and
Bradley 10 Martin OConn6r, lot IS and part OF lot
80, square a.
| DEEDS or rRrsr-CHATTEIs.
C. II Wincbcfgor. IT,, to VIM =. Lhsscll, to secure
VIM. y. stewaHsh goods and chattels In house
| No 30l n street northeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-20
CITY ITEMS.


Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle Of
Boschecs German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
ment that cough to take hold of your child your
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
mOnia, Group henlorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although II is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases, yet II
IL much better to have It at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger.
II you arc cOnsumptye do not rest until YOU have
tried this remedy. sample bottles, 10 cents Regll.
lar size Is cents. Sold by your druggist Charles
Stott g. Co, Wholesale agents.