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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17

It is very funny to hear the hide-bound
politicians speak Of Hayes and his admins
tration. They won't say they will Join an
administration party. They claim that
Hayes has come over to them, and congratu-
late themselves by very grim laugh. mas
much as they had nothing to come over to,
the crossing would have been objectless.
Hayes, in truth, is carrying out Republican
policy upon Republican principles, and the
Democrats are compelled to approve it, al
though they are fastidious about names.
They will wear out Of that before long.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17
VOL. XII,
Railroads.

wv c., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. s. r. R.-JNO
" S. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after Monday. April 23rd, 1877, Passen-
ger Trains will run follows:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17

Stnztnton advertisements.
HIGH PlICIS lIP0DIA7Il.
NO COMPROMISE.
The last Prop taken Away
Oar Prices Hailed aOith Salts
faction and heartily sustain
eddy the People!
=.
ONE PRICE
AND THAT THE LOWEST.
The day for high prices is past and as the times


The day for high prices is past and as the times
get harder, the people naturally look for the place
where they can buy the largest amount goods for
the least money Why should they pay high pri-
ces when they can buy the same goods at
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA, MAY II, 1877.
Professional Cards.

Professional Cords.
John W. STOUT, ...or,.v....,.v
SrAUNTON, VA,
Will practice in the Courts holden in Augusta
| and adjoining counties. nov Att
GEORGE M. COCHRAN, Jr.
VI AtfOrMey.at- Law.
srAUNToN, VA.
A@ OFFICE opposite Circuit Clerks Office, and
above the office of Clerk.of Court OF Appeals
| dec eft 4s' i .1{ JESSE
7 n. Mccue, ATTORNEY At LAW.
STAUNTON, VA. 53 (
OFFICE, on Augusta street.. in the room occu-
pied by George c. Jackson, Esq @-
| jy9,
MEADE F. WHITE,
| lH AttOrney-at.Law,
sTAUNToN. VA.
couRTs Augusta, Rockingham and Highland
Wm'''' A. s Hudson ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SrAUNT0N, VA. s SKI.
| Will practice In the Courts OF Augusta and adj
| Joining counties Prompt attention paid to col
lecticns. ofice.near the Courthouse aug 2s-ly
d. ~ ss-5gp ATTORNEY AT LAW, \
STAUNTON, VA.
Office, opposite Court House Yard;
Special attention paid to Collections.
nov Ally
A LEX. F. ROBERTSON,
"A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUNTON, VA.
Will practice in the Courts OF Augusta and adioin-
ing counties. stst g Z. 81 49, 80 :.s-s.s"
Special attention given to the collection Of claims
and prompt returns made. $500. ....-...sl4..
:. 81 OFFIcE-No. Z, Burns Building, Augusta
Street. T. Sept. II. '76-h.}
Win. Patrick,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY,
STAUNTON, VA.
Will practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and
Circuit Courts Of the adjoining counties.
Prompt attention given to collecting claims.
sept lily Office with II. B. Niche.
WTM b. HARRISON, ~ -.i...'-
w H'-.- -" go" AttOrney.at.Law,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17

Mag Making and BfacIsmithing.-
w The undersigned, formerly Of Churchville,
has open I'd Wagon Making and Backsmithing
ton, Va, next door to the Carriage Factory of Cap
tain Waters, where he is prepared to execute all
work in his line, out of good material in the best
manner and at low figures.
Repairing promptly done and work warranted.
also manufacture Fesieg's patent Lifting Jack
the greatest thing out and indispensable to far
mers generally. Call and see it.
feb l3-tf JAMES NJ. LICKLITER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-17
.AK f. NOTICE!

The undersigned has removed to the room
above DR.. Wayt Bros Drug Store, Main Street,
where he will be pleased to see his friends and
customers. Fine watches and ieWelry repaired in
the best manner and warranted. Remember the
place next door to the Post Office, up stairs.
G. C. YEAKLE,
may 10-tf Practical Watch Maker
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
A R.R Thing,

The entire Bellevue House (three
floors has been secured by the manager
OF the last Christmas ball, and will be
thrown open to the public on Christm a 8
night, December 25, for the only mas.
querade on this date.
Last year four thousand six hundred
and eighty people found their way in the
building, and The upper floor was 80
crowded that the manager has arrange d
to have refreshments served all night a
la carte in the new dning-room, the
main and upper floors TO be cleared Of
all tables and chairs and used entirely
Tor dancing and merry making. Probes
sors Currier and Seidensticker Will con-
duct the orehestras one being on each
fOor),
Tne inclined plane aud street cars will
run all night. The entire nil top will be
illuminated by the Cincinnati Electric
& Calcium Light Company, and there be-
ing ample accommodation for five thou
sand people, this promises to be "the al
traction" for Xmas. All the leading
cos tuners have agreed to furnish cos
tunes at reduced prices, which Will add
TO the general effect to make this the
most gorgeously costumed ball ever
given in tAe city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

longing to Mr.. Wendelstein was burned
10 death, and the adjoining stable OF DR..
Keck was partially des 'royed. Loss
about 5000, covered by insurance.
FIFTY-FIvB arrests were made during
Saturday and Sunday, and three hun.
dred and forty-nine dodgers were given
shelter at the different Station-houses.
CHRISTIAN WEBER, boot and shoe
dealer at "a Elder street, went TO Mad
isonyilIs Friday, with another man, on
business. While driving back his horse
SHE'D and the men were thrown out.
Weber was injured 80 badly that he had
to be taken back to Madisonville, where
he died. An inquest will be held Tues
day,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
CANINE ATTACHMENT,

Stories almost innumerab!e have bee n
enumerated illustrative OF the sagacity
OF the dog and It's attachment to it's
owner. A remarkable and Well-authen-
ticated Instance, which may not be unin-
LerostinX, has just come under my no
tiCe, as having occurred some years ago
in the ntikhbernood Of RVtherham. A
person in Rotterdam obtained a young
shepherd QoK, wh.ch he retained for u
long period. While in mis- possession it
became much attached To the whole
'amily, and especially to two oiits mas
tel's SONS. After time circumstance 9
transpired whiCh led to the animal being
sent 10 live permanently at the resi-.
denc9 OF a farmer AZ Thorpe SAlyin. A l.
ter the lapse OF Il considerable time one
Of the sous uf the dogs former master
paid visit to the farm. The dog, on
seeing him, appeared to be oVerjoyed,
and WAS hO6t demOnstratiYS In Its ind
cations OF delight,
During his stay it would not leave
him; and when it became necessary for
aim to leave in the evening, the animal
could scarcely be restrained, and had to
10 chained up i'll The room where the
family were sitting. A the visitor was
takiny leave OF his host, the poor amin Il
aOWsed in most plte0u6 manner ana
grief. Immediately he had lett the
house the dog all at once became quiet,
and, seNling down on the floor, seemed
to be asleep. The strange and sudden
change which had come over the animal
WAS remarked, and, on the parties going
to him, he was found to be quite dead.
Ihe singular occurrence became Wel
known in The nelshOOrhood, and it was
regarded that the dog had died literally
heart.brVken. When tue same dog was
only puppy, it WAS attacked and beat
en- by a b.gger dog. TIE defeated ami
nal showed his sagacity, and at the
$ me time his Ieyenyeiul feelings, BY
waiting until eighteen months hai
elapsed, when it had fully gown, anu
then he lay in wait for bis old adTer-
sary, as near as possible 10 where the
former combat took place, and gave his
former enemy a "drubbing" that nearly
cost aim his life.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

The German Colonization Society met
yesterday in the Tivoli to receive the
report of their committeeman, MIR. Hess.
Ter, who has just returned from Wash
iugton, whore he had beon for the pur-
pose OF obtaining pecuuiary assistance
from the Government to aid the estab-
llshment OF the Society in Kansas.
The report states that b.ll has been
prepared for presentation, wherein the
Government is to furnish each member
With 800 for transportation; second, $500
on arrival to purchase the necessary
supplies for beginning operations, and
5000 when it is shown that they are
fairly at work and deserving Of further
assistance.
Mr.. Hessler states that The proposltll n
is likely to be accepted By the Govern
ment. After receiving the report Of the
Land Committee. the meeting adjourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
FOR SALE-.-PIANOS, &c.
Never Tell a FaIsehOod.

GSsgNaBUr ACKNOWLKDGE THE
HYFs7Ttact that you have rece we'd better
Nbargains and q finer Piano at +. ".
HELM iCk Il CO.'S than YOU coad have pro-
cfred elsewhere, Pianos and Org ans sold on
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS of SIS, 80 and xs5
p month until paId for. +. W. nBLNICk
co., 20 West Fourth street, Cinc!bnati,.O.
dgE-ly
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

Senator Virger, tie impreSario of III
Italian opera troupe, at Havana, Cuba
died on Friday nigh OF yellow fever.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
Notice to Co,str4ctors.i

CEALED proposals will beAreceived by the
- Council. of the Village OF CheDOyyan, until
six O'Clock p. NJ,
Mondays; the 9th, Day of August 1877,
for the work and material necessary for the con-
struct1On O1 Town HouS or han, III said vii
lage, according To plans and Specifica ions in the
Office of geo W. Btltsf"' a. ft.,t go 4 .-. ,,1.
WOssimust be jcommeiced i'm ruediately after
execution OF CONTRACT Plasterlng must be, done
on or before the 18th " of October, and The
whole job must he fully completed On or bcfOi {
the 18th day of November mex
Each proposal must he accompanied by salts
factory guarante signed by two responsible iar
rles, that the pan less PROPOSING wif enter into
C -ntract anu furnish the required sureties. VIZ
bonds In the Sum oil twenty-five hundred $3.50.
dollars, tSr the performance of the contra t.
Payments for the work, If iC shall not cost over
g., 800, to be made uLon completion of contract
ind accenfance of the work by. the.proper. au.
thorcs; and If It shall cost more than the 3 sol
th6n the balancS over and abec6l that sum- It'll
the inter, st at ten per cent from completion q
contract, tobe paid on the 1st day OF ueust ISIS
The contractor viii. lie rcQuiI eel to purchase
from the village alta fair-and reasonable price
ttse stone now n:vill8gc los,,Iald owned by Ythf
Villages, alt - ~. 49,. ..l,,i Up 81. -
The plans and specifications for the work may
he een-and examined ut Geo. w. Bells flee,
The right to reject any and all bids. no. II ac-
cordance wi IA ris advertsernent. or those deem
edheollsi tent with theinere stsO thevillagc, is
<-PrOtosals latter havn eheen sealed up) shall be
addre:sei ITO the Coum il d Cheboygan Village
Cheb0Tgan sfCosInty,s Nlichigan," and endorsed
Proposal fer BuilGing Town Hall, 'sand defivercd
to the Clerk st<fhesNlIlage befufe theStiint
abo spsc fled Tor receiving proposals.
-z-Dated Cheboygan. augusta7th, 1877 -
: Bv order of the Council.ssS =
Bs2t THOMAS BENTLEY, Clerk
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
BAD .uciz.

Probably there has not been season
for years in which there have been so
many accidents TO passenger boats rum
ming into Lake Superior as the present
season. Very few of the lines have es-
capped trouble. Keweenaw. City of Fire
montGnd J.'L. Eurd have had accidents
happen to their machinery, and either
had to be towed down or be repaired in
the upper,lake.. The Winslow, of the
Union line, lost q trip from the same
cause, while the Pacific, of the same line,
went ashore in a fog. The City of New
York, of the n. Il. line, had collision.
and the Garden City, OF the same line,
has been detained this weeifrom broken
machinery. The Canadian steamer Fran
els Smith got'aSround and the Cllmber-
land, AS was noticed last week, became a
wreck The cause ofssO much stfonble
can be attributed to the fact that bust
ness has been 50 poor FOR a few years back
that very little repairs have been put up
on the boats. The result is a natural con-
sequence.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25

Rooms to let. Inquire at Ruby House.
Tue steam yacht Blanche Shelby is
having. her engine overhaulcd and put in
condition By the engineer of the Prindi-
VILE.
Davidson, the phetegrapher,says be is
soon going to:close his business in Che
lboygan, and allawho want pictures will
govern themselves accordingly.
4 gentleman who came up OH the St
Joseph ana got badly shook up, says he
is going TO remain OF land dntip the
weather settles, if he has to stop two
&eeks.
Tue balance of cash in the State Treas
any AugastslHwas $e596lO 81 ;receipts
during the week ending August Is were
$3.50 Sc; payments during tseme time
were $26, LOG %; balance in. treasury
August 1S,g 1S77. .$s39.754 %; decrease
for the week, $19,s67 81.
The Detroit Evening News his another
libel suit Oh its hands. 1t is brought by
Frederick CORNELL, Jr, who claims $4,000
damages for the publication of an alleged
libel. srhe foll68ihgheing theJapguage
used, is having reference to iqRior bonds
which had been filed by some of the sa-
loon keepers of Detroit: ''There is rn-
NOR aflOat, which is quite generally be-
lieved, that the bonds were interlined in
Justice Guenther's office by Fred.
Cornell and AID. Jacob ., and that great
minority of the sureties were not present
when it was done.' a-,-.r.,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
Consolidated.

GA1New5Y ork ..telsiSsf;aqln dated the 21st
instt,,Ss.:t s5.eth9t theg,Westcrn Union and
Atlahtie & Pacific telegraph companies
haYe FeGaSqnsolidated, and have agreed
to pool their earnings, the Western
Union to receive s. IL peE2 eent, and the
Atlantic 81 Pacific 12H per cent. of the
earnings of both companies. The ar
.rangemcnt is to last for 20 years. This
means, ofIcolpse, anadvance iH telegraph
rates With the!vassainount 'of capital
awaiting investment, We think this would
be a. good opportunity for for new compea; !,
my to beaerganized, fandr thus prevent i
monopoly OF sthe ,.telegrlp l, i usatess 1H3N
the consolidate 1t mpanJys, I'll isre beitg
nc, coApetishit with the Westerns Union
line at ChebOYgan, our citizens have not
had the beueft ofre,ineed sratess enjoyed
by other places where the two companies
have been i'll competition, and therefore
the consolidation should not effect the
rates charged 1T Cfiebcsgan. ,grri5bsW
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25

TO sit up at all; so she lay OH her bed.
. Ard refused all the delicate dishes
And goodies, ( ia which her grandchil-
=" dren' tried "a - 'iie-
30 meet the poor old lady's wishes.
Physicians did naSlght;; l shler grew rapid
{ IN FAC fact Vas one foot in the grive; ia
But nothing would tempt her to eat the
least bit. liz ''.'t''a -. 'i'.!
And nothing The least comfort gave!
One Gay, when we all thought her last
r > hour had come,
Il was reading the paper at night,
When new advertisements my IN very large
81 AT last fell direct meath my sight Z
L ran to the doctor; "Howsl6ng Cali she
Fell il haste d from IN my qui7eFing lips!!
'she can't last the night he, iii sorrow,
replied, e. -. '.'. 800 ''.''Ti
| rail- to the gr6cer's'5 aid rushed up the
,,cstOre, ...7 -, I'D. rs 'sfa
q. Like . lively young lass in h her teens; ,
| shouted aloud ''Oh, give me. a can 10
:. OF Lewis's Boston BAKED Beans!n, - ?
/ snatched up the bundle, and threw
yQOWil TIE CLduS6, -
Dashed home, 1t was rightly hot
And went to the closet, to find on the
shelf - ~ ~ 5@iA .'it-
An ancient cracked earthen beah-pot.
| emptled the can, and ran up the, Stairs,
The family stood round the room, . .
And every eyelid was wet with a tear, =;
And every heart filed with gloom, :
By my grandmothefs bedside | flung
2 Z.
L ne'er can forget the sad scenes -
| whispered a word,-the old lady sat
And gave her her. spoonful Of beans r
= Her eyes frightened up, with a smile on.
her face - =
8. She said. her voice trembling with ioF,
81 never expected to eat them agsiin, 40 -
Baked Beans you have saved me-. my
boy" ,H'"''"FN aaifl -
She eat till the, last Of the potIftEpl was
gone, "I io' s''
A happier dame was ne'er Seen; n"iI-
Ye good folk il, e'er You wait fclishingo
y food. II n h't iAJ 9ils = 'I' :,
] Try LaW ys Canned Boston Bakqgd
- -i,- f0iitf,'.. .ira.t 4nf.,- SEES .,-.a,. -.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
a RHYME OF We AN GENT TIME.


NOW all We men and maidens gay, ~
Come listen to my sonc; o's
sing song OF ye olden time, u 40i ~
with q moral good and stronS.f : ~
lis not OF warlike deeds. or men, 9slil2 3
Noryet Of lives hereic;si .ge'as-H'- rs
But The theme now shall sing to you
would have pleased an ancient stole.
LIS sad thesetiines degenerate are,
That We're not like our fathers 10 sra
That the good old stock has nigh run
OUT IsVaf p H. s.st9g 8 a ~
Nor round the fireplace gathers la.-
The ragged youth .nol. comely maid M
Br0ue hit up to honest farming iaSI
WIN sturdy healtll and rllddy cheek,di
who'd Seorll the ails alarming, sdl q
Ihat now so common have beeOme
No 1nTalids were known,d stia3 ~
Ana the girls that baked and ehurned
anu swept, -s4s = t,'tfiN - e''f
Couid do their che res alone 70 ! s1a'
Now, such is the cry we often hear side
From many an elderly lady, 2TDi
w no has lived nigh on to ninety years
On the side of lille termed s'shaavn; y r
VINO signs when she thinks of the by
gone times, e lIo noted 7sti'1r
And the useful spinning bia
The girls in her day never wanted to
l. waltz, Ioi9gis r. =
= But they knew how to step off a real.
And, then. Just to think of the terrible
.za-ehangei + .,.19T si ..JiGolo I.
Thatiias ruined the art of cookery
No longer the dairy is filled up with pies
Fun OF chunky old birds from rock
cry; re-. YoF
NO longer the pumpkin pie. yellow as
gold,
Forms the staple desert for our dinners;
Wea are poisoned and drugged every day
OF orr lives. 80 80 =
iNe-unfortunate latter-day sinners! !.
/ so my grandmother groaned, asashe sat
| by the stove,- Fl
For the days Of her youth she repined,
Anu nothing we did seemed to suit her
| She grumbled and frettea and whined;
And, not liking anything cooked i'm our
She went away hungry from table;
I'LL, between her.. mot eating, and. droop-
~ 1ng away, aJ5f cgvaa J. y - 4ND.
She at last grew really unable 'a
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
The Entertainment.

The efsertahlment5fe fer the benefit of
the Congregational Sunday school library
| fund, given at the Spencer House hall
Twas decided success much of the
credit of whichis due to the Misses Kirt-
LAND wh6 prominent parts 7in ftlse
PROGRAM me- s4he taheauxsMcresrenflers
,ed ia an admirable manner, and elected
loud applause from the audience. Mrs.
barley was on hand with her wax figures,
which. formed prominent part in the
eaterfaihment. NES farley beng .
full show of hexsslfr land her Lecture vi
connection with her exhibit of wax
works wasyeryC irteresting and amusing:
She will be on hand notwithstanding
with large display of her life7like fig
ures, and those of our citizens who wish
to feafn ssoae they meyer Knew beforc'
had better make their Arrangements 10
attend, as this may be the last opporl
ttnity they will have of seeing these cell
ebrated works. In addition TO the wax
E:works OF, Mrs. farley, there will be. given
a Varied ana Undressing programme, Jcon-
sisting of singing, tableauX, &c. The
following is the programme as an
noihcsd = gTATE(r u~
PART FIRST.
Massaniello- Fantastic Eai lliante. Sidney Smith
Mss JOSEPHINE KIRKLAND. ..,,I,
Fake this Letter to my Mother, (Song)-
Mr. WIN. LANGNAD.
whispering HG1pSeALyocA Dtette-,k> ~
- Mrs. II. ). AND MISS NJ. j. MINER
EsSAY-TGSsl aOTs ta23Oy
MISS D. G. DAVIS.
STRAIGHTFORWARD. Geo. II. Poultcn
Mss JOSEPHINE KIRKLAND.
Statuary
r93 !. MISS ELLA KhsrrsSD.' IL. ~ Z
i'Ed : ba,r PART .sECOND.e S 81. So.
YG'prettg Birds Transcript! ..'.rWaKuhe
MRS. FARLEY.
Sweet and Iowa Lullaby 4. - J. Daraby
The MISSES K1RTLkND.
TABLEAU-Flover Of the Family.
God Bless the Friends We love
Mr.. W9I. LANGMAID.
TABLEAU-Si Simply to the Cross l Cling.
4 TABLEAU-Good Night.
We hope our citlze us will turn out i'll
large numbers this evening. We can
assurerhem ;ofsa pleasing cntertaiIssent,
ahdssts tiie- same4ane theylMin Contribute
TO worthy object.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
Notice.
- T@se'U. S hAND OFFICER

e-e-U =. s HAED OFFICER
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Aug. q, 1871.
TOMPLAINT havin@ been entered at this
" Office by George. '. Bril-, against Harvey
A. Hun, for abandoning his homestead entry No.
1916, dated Aug %, 1876, upon the n. L. II OF
section 30,townshiu 30 north, range west, Che
boyg3n county, Mich lgan, with view to the can
collation. Of said cpuy; the sad parties are here
by summoned to appear It this Office the :4th
day OF October, lS15,aJl O'Clock, p. NJ, to re-
spODd and iuraish testimony concerning said al
IcgGd abandonment. f-itf -hi Z
sEIFf O. MOFF ATT. Register.
II .H1rl.tt fERRG IL ANNAH, .eeeiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
N Office.

: U s. LAND OFFICE
TRAyEasE CITY, Mich, Aug. q, 1877
C,ouplains atinsbcSp enterqi at this oaicc
" by George V.Bii Tf'aFainst Jacob S.i,inseyt
for abandoning his homestead emit No. 7,Sld
dated Aur %, tS76, upon the S Il o'S w and
) X of 5 r. 4,seCtIOp 10, township north, range
: west, in CheBoygan county, Mlchigan, with IA
y.eW to The eeheelation OF said en,fy The s1 9'
office op, the % h day of o tober, 1877, at 1 o.
clock r. NJ, to resoOnd and turkish testimony
koncerning said alleged abandonment.
SETH &. MOFFATT. Re lister.
! 1'Toi,h PERRY nA&NAH, Rect er.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
The Chicago Lumber Market.

The 1IIinlter-Oceap Of. Sadinlesday says
'Therre was no change in tie condition
Of the ker, tire demand being fufiy
equal toithe silhay which, howeTersvRs
rathef light. apd s'lues pulled steady
and firm at 81 25@7 80 for piece stuff,
IS &reoase common 6 A4 sfF eLoAe
strips and boards r1ath, 81 30 aShihgles
quotable- at sses2 20. ---The-- market
closed steady and firm"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
Cheboygan County E,reasurer,s Office,
Chippewa County. Treasurer's office,
= =. sauIt st. Matie, \ usust go, .lS17. /.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale Of
IN Lands in Chippewa county, a,lVertise'! by
the a uditor Ganeril as delinquent for taxes of
le76 (ard previous years., Will be held at The
Mich, the county scat OF said count, COM
fnencing on Monday. the first day of october next,
at niDe O'Clock a. II =, and continue from day to
day Sundays exceptedl until the same sha'' have
been disposed OF according to law.
'LUUISP. TREIPN,
County Treasurer.