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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-31

Both dredges have beer steadily at
work during the week, and good pro-
gress has been made on the additional
cut i'm the harbor channel
Quite cargo of Indian work in the
shape of canoes, fans, fancy boxes etc.
was in the river yesterday. Frank Todd
purchased the most of il.
A telegram from Capt. II. F. Todd,
from Manitowoc, states that the schoon-
err Minnehaha had been struck by light.
ming and her foremost knocked into
smithereens. He ran into Manitowoc for
repairs.
The tug Cygnet while towing boom
of logs acros Mullet Lake Tuesday night,
lost her tow by the line coming loose,
and she was unable to find it again nm
til daylight. She floated around the
lake all night, taking soundihgs to keep
from grounding.
Last Tuesday Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S
slab dock, at the mouth of the river,
caught fire, it is supposed from sparks of
a passing tug, under pile of lumber
and caused quite an excitement for a
short time. The fire, however, was ex-
tinguished before getting much head
way or doing any great damage.
There came near being fire at the
residence OF Alex. McCartee the fore part
of the week. The stove pipe had worked
out of the flue up stairs and the sparks
set fire to some clothiag that was in the
room, fortunately it was discovered and
quenched before it fairly got started
The clothes were damaged considerably
ard the room badly smoked.
We call attention to the advertisement
OF Miss Libbie Walton i'm another column
We are enabled to state, upon reliabl,
authority, that this lady has had ccnsid
cradle experience as teacher, and ha.
ALWAYS prove successful and been wei
thought of as a conductor of schools. A
fprivate school so distant from the mail
building will be great convenience {,
many in that neighborhood.
The Emmett County Democrat, Petos
key, says of the Republican nominee TO
State Senator from this district: wv,
think the Republicans have made goot
selection for Senator, and if we ar
compelled to see Republican 60 from
this district, we know of no one whom
we would rather see 90 than Mr.. Bel
He is gentleman of culture, in goo,
stend:ng at home, and if elected will d.
honor TO himself and reflect credit upol
his district"
Prize arrangements at the Cheboygal
Roller Skating Rink will be as follows
Tuesday night, Sept. 3, medal to tn
most awkward gent skater, competiol
open to all; Friday evening" Sept. 6,
prize 10 the most graceful and accom-
plisbed gent skater, open to all; Mon
day evening. Sept. 9, an elegant priz
: will be awarded the most graceful lad
) skater with or without gent partner
) All the ladies of the class are most re
spec,tuily invited to compete and o
Thursday night. Sept. II, there will be
; grand prize contest for fine presents. t
the most graceful couple. lady and gen
skating together. All will lie expecte
to compete and general fine time ma
be expected, as there will be n assc to en-
Iiven each occasion. All prizes will b
awarded by vote of the house, each PEI
son voting for the skater OF their choice
| All will be chaste, genteel and fair.
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Imitation as "a new method of srec

Imitation as a new method OF specie
resumption.-Inflatio as a ee,.eral
thing has attending it. a reaction. There
is one. however, that is substantial and
always beneficial. Light, sweet and
spongy biscuits inflated BY Using Smiths
pure soda saleratus made by IL new pro-
cess will save enough to the people t.
enable tho nation to resume. Use q les
than of any other brind. 1w
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SeIlersi Liver. Pills..

Have been the standard remedy for tbs
cure of Ltrer complaints, CostiOcness.
Sick headache, and all arrangements OF
the stomach and liver for over fifty years
Read: "Sellers' Liuer PHls cured me oil
am. attack of Liver complaint of eight
years standing."-Wm. Evans. Joliet.
ills. Price Csc box. Sold byall drug
gists. Farr & Weed agents for Cheboy-
Gan Mich. Aug3i.ly
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Is the greatest Blood remedy OF the age
letter, Scrot,ila. Ulcers. BOtls. Pimple'
and uH Blood diseases yield TO its VOL
derful powers. Pure Blood is the guraI.
tee OF health. Read: at cured my son OF
Scaofuln."-J. Z. Brooks, Painsville
Ohio. ut cured my child of Erysipelds.
Mrs. E. Smeltzer, Larimers, Pa. X. E
Sellers & Co, propr's, Pittsbnrg, Pa
Price $1.O0. Sold by all druggists.
Farr s. Weed agents tor Cheboygal
Mich. Aug3l.ly
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Cheboygan PostoMce

Mails arrive and depart as follows:
PETOsKEY AND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive and depart daily.
MACE-HAw.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
T. NJ. Depart-TC esdays, Thursdays and
aturdays, at A. N.
NACKJSAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
Arrlve-Every Saturday at noon. Depart
ueSdseY, at p. NJ.
ROGERS CITr.
Arrive-Fridays at M. Depart Saturdays
at NJ.
ALPENA.
s7oes by way of Petoskey:
Money orders from 1880 A. to 8 p. NJ.
ONCE open on Sundays from l2:3 to l:s P.
j. +. FORD. p. NJ.
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ARE OFFERING

Our Ground Spices are Strictly
Pure.
Our Teas are the Finest that
can be Bought.
Our Goods are Sure to Give Sat.
isfaction.
~We Deliver Goods Free.
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The Marine Chy was somewhat be-
hind time yesterday, and did not arrive
until two P. NJ. She had quite party
of excursionists, with brass band TO
enliven to enliven tue trip. She will re-
turn from the Sault this evening.
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Annua1 school Representatives. No. 1
Baths, Baths, Baths.
Blood-Lindsey's Riood searcAer.

Baths hot and cold, at Moore's, 35 cents
Four tickets tor 81.
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s. LEGAULT & SON

Are Offering
A splendid fine Shirt for $10O.
A splendid print Shirt for 4Oc.
India Gauze Undershirts for 40e.
Cotton Hose at SC, Zoe and 15c.
Best paper Collars for Zoe per
box,
Note Paper, for 1Oc per quire.
Envelopes for Sc per bunch.
1.augtf
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The Public School.

The fail, term of the Union School will
commence one week from next Monday,
Sept. 9, with the following corpse OF
teachers:
Principal-O. b. Weed,
intermediate Department-B. j. Van
derbiIt.
Primary Department-Miss Barber,
senior, and Miss Newton, Junior.
IL is needless for us to commend the
above named, as teachers. They are all
well known to our citizens and all, with
the exception vf Miss Newton, have
heretofore been connected with the
school and their ability as teachers fully
demonstrated. There is this about it,
however. it makes no difference how
good the instructors ate il they have not
the aid ofparents and guardians. If the
child is permitted to neglect the school
and attend only enthusiastically it must
progress in its studies, and if it does not
the blme should not be placed Upon the
teachers. Let the parents aid and ell
courage their children in their studies
land see that ttey attend regularly and
we sre confident that there will be no
cause for complaint,
The remains of Mrs. G.. A. Brace ar
rived in the village last evening, coming
through overland. The funeral will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from the
Congregational church, Rev. NJ. Fish
conducting the services. Illness of Mr..
Brace prevented him accompanying the
remains.
There will be preaching at the Town
Hall tomorrow morning and evening,
at the usual hours, by the Rev. w. w.
Rafter. Services will be held at the Con-
gregational church both morning and
evening. Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Fish.
Col. E. F. Brown, governor of the SOL
diers Home, Dayton, Ohio, was in the
village the early part OF the week.
The Marine Cay was somewhat be-
hind time yesterday. and did not arrive
until two p. NJ. She had quite a party
of excursionists, with brass band to
enliven to enliven the trip. She will re-
i
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New Advertisement.
LEGAULT & SON

ARE OFFERING
Dress Goods at &c per yard.
Dress Goods at SC per yard.
Dress Goods at lie per yard.
Dress Goods at 15c per yard.
Dress Goods at Zoe per yard.
Dress Goods at 25c per yard.
Dress Goods at Soc per yard.
Dress Goods at 40c per yard.
Dress Goods at 45c per yard.
Black Alpaccas at 25c to soc
per yard.
Dress Percales, bottle green. navy
blue and seal brown, at II Lie to
15c per yard.
Dress rs Cambrics at &c per
yard.
Dress Prints at Sc per yard.
These are bankrupt prices, and the
goods must and will be sold regardless
of cost.
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Church Directory.
REV. w. w. RAFTER,
OF the Episcopal Church, will hold services at
the Town Hail
Every Sunday morning 80
evening Z 81
NJ. z. CHURCH,
Corner of Huron and Pine streets.
CHARLES P. WHITECAR, Pastor.
Order OF of Sunday Exercises:
Preaching at 1880 A. M, and 7:3o Pm.
Sunday School at IL NJ.
Teachers Meeting, Tuesday, 7:45P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday, z; 45P. NJ.
The public are ahectionatesy invited to Intend
Meetings.
CoNGREaATIoNAI CHURCH.
Mean the corner of Huron and Nelson str eet
Sunday Exercises.
Public worship at-.....-.....-........1 10 30 4. n
Funday w
Prayer meeting Oh "Wednesday at 80 r n.
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TIE Farm ID epartmet

of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as well
as the most practical suggestions sssd discoveries
relating to the dui les of the farmer, hints fol
raising Cattle, Poultry, Grains. Tfees, Vegetables.
&C., &c, u itb suggestions for keeping hui dings
ami farming utensils IN repair. This is sapp'e-
mentsi BY web edited department., Widely
copieo, uhdeF the head vi
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NetU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The odly true combination
ofthe jana CT Ginger W TIL
choice a romatics and Flcnch
Brandy for Cholera, q holera
lamps aud Pains,
ami Dysen.erv.
Dyspepsia, Flatu'cncy, Want
|of Tone and activity IN the
st, mach ard Bowels, ana
avoiding the dangers IF
hange of Water, Food ind
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giving recipes fof practical dishes, hints for
masing cl.,thing and for keeeing up with the
iatesi fashions at the lowest price. Letters from
our Paris and London correspondents ON the
cry latest fasEio, s. fne tIo1ne Department of
the WEEKLY HFR LII will save the housewife
more than one hundred times the price OF the
paper,
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The New York Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
THE WEEKLY HERALD

patches from Wa hington. tncuiing full report,
OF the spe ches OF eminent pehtc,ans on the
questions OF the hour
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
The Ladd Murderers.

Tho case of Hugh P. Kane and
others, for The murder of Amos Ladd
in this County, has been foroibly trans
ferred to the United States Court by
the Government for trial. Mr.. Gill
reath, the sheriff of Greenville county,
informed r. NJ. Wallace, the United
States Marshal, that he would not
volunteerly surrender the prisoners,
but pointed to tho keys where they
were hanging, and said to him, if he
took charge of the prisoners he would
have to unlock the cell himself. This
Wallace did, ana after formally TAX
ing charge of tho prisoners returned
them TO the custody of the Sheriff as
United States prisoners. The Sheriff
we are informed, was advised to the
course he took in the matter by Soli-
citor Cothran and Governor Hamp
ton. What the State authorities are
going to do about it now, we do not
know. All State law has been over
ridden, and if she quietly submits,
State lines, State Courts and State
Governments had better be wiped
out and let the centralized Govern.
ment at. Washington take charge of all
our affairs at once. If the State does
not assert her jurisdiction and carry
the case to the Supreme Court OF the
United States for final adjudication.
these prisoners will be turned loose
without even the form of a trial, and
we are apprehensivo that bad results
will follow such action.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
For School Commissioner.

0eA~ The many friends of REV. b. S.
GAINES respectfully announce him as q can
didate for School Commissioner at the ensu-
ing election-subjeot to o nomination al the
approaching primary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
DeS" The many friends of Rev. g, W,
SINGLETON, with pleasure, nominate him
as candidate for recollection to the office Of
County School ommissioner-subiect TO the
will Of the voters at the approaching primary
election.
Mr.. SINGLETON has been untiring in his
efforts to build up and run the schools Of
Pickens County and faithful in the DISCHARGE
OF every official duty, and his reelection will
give continued satisfaction to his.
MANY FRIENDS,
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For County Treasurer.

se5- Resolved, Thatthe DacUsYiile Democratic
Club, and the many friends Of MIR. b. +.
MORGAN unanimously nominate him as q
candidate for County Treasurer Of Pickens
County, subject so the primary election.
Mr.. MORGAN is an old resident OF the
county and fully qualified in every respect 10
All the Office with honor to his county and
the many friends who earnestly desire his
election to the Office Of County Treasurer at
the ensuing election.
DAcUsyILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB s. FRfENDs.
BE@. Conformably to the requirement. Of
the County Executive Committee Of the De-.
mocratic party, the friends of w. B. ALL.
GOOD respectfully present his n Ne to the
Democratic voters of Pickens County for the
Office of County Treasurer, at the approach
ing primary election. FRIENDs.
FELLow-CITIzENs: have recently been ap-
pointed County Treasurer by the Governors
TO conform to the requirments Of our County
Democratic Executive Committee offer myssif
as candidate for the office of County Treass
urer at the eprimary election, 3O.h of August
next. My health, and the duties of my Office
will not admit of visiting you much. reg
peotfully ask that you kindly consider my
claims at the next primary election. Rcs4
pectfu1Iy, II. w. RUSSELL.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
For Auditor.

R9s~ The many friends of w. r. MoFALI,
subject to the primary election. Mr.. MeFALL
is a young man of fine business qualifications
and will make a first class Auditor.
MANY FRIENDS,
nay" In presenting the name of w. II.
HESTER, Of Central, TO the voters Of Pick
ems County for their suffrages for the office
of County Auditor at the ensuing primary
election, we state without disparagement Of
any other person, that he is in every way
pre-eminently qualified for the position,
having graduated at q first class business
college in Baltimore, and in addition to meF-
it, he is native son Of Pickens.
MANY FRIENDs.
M1~ Conformably to the requirements of
the County Executive Committee of the De-
mocratic party, the friends of JOSEPH w.
BRUNSON respectfully present his name tc the
Democratic voters of Piekens County, for
the office Of County Auditor, Mt the approach
ing primary election. FRIENDS
Bag~ In compliance with the requireme nts
Of the County Executive Committee of the
Democratic party, the many friends of s. b.
KEITH respectfully present bis name to tho
Democratic voters of Pickens County at the
approaching primary election, for the office
Of County Auditor. MANY FRIENDS.
m5~ Conformably to Tie notion of the
County Democratic Executive Committee,
the friends of CAPT. J. J. GARVIN respect
fully announce him as candidate for the
office of County Auditor at the approaching
primary election. FRiENDs
GSSse The friends of w. w. F. BRIGHT
announce him a candidate for County Audi
tor at the primary election.
MANY FRTES0S
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
The Radical Pow>Wow,

The State Radical Convention met
in Columbia last week, and, after a
noisy aeee,on of three days, adjourned
without making nomination for Gov.
ernor and State officers. The platform
adopted was reported to the Conven~
tion by ). A. Swails, colored, ex-Sen>
ator from Williamsburg County, and
one of the most notorious thieves in
tho party. The Investigating COM
mittee, by evidence given by members
of his own party, produced enough
against him to put him in the Peni-
tentiary for almost lifetime; but to
get rid of his loathsome presence in
that body, we believe, he was promIs~
ed immunity if he would resign and
behave himself in the future. How
we'll he has kept his promise is proven
by bis recent bitter TRADES against the
Democratic party, and his conspicu~
ous prominence in the Conventlon.--
He should be prosecuted and put in
the penitentiary yet The platform
is tissue of lies from beginning to
end, charging the Democratic party
with fraud in the last clection, In.
timidation, murder, and almost every
other crime known. Nothing better
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
could be expected of d body influenced

could be expected of u body influenced
by thieves like SSg#ails. Their aseen-
doncy in this Staleis forever gone and
they know it. The "fiive years moro
of good stealing" spoken of by J. j..
Patterson, is gone, and we can not
expect better from them. But few
white men were in the Convention,
and the whole affair may be consider,
ed q fizzlo 80 far as reviving the party
is concerned. They, in making no
nomination for Governor or State Off
GERS, hope to strengthen their Logisla-
tive and Congressional tickets. This
is their objective point and the people
must bond every energy to defeat
them. ....
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For the Senate.

B@o The many friends of ROBERT F.
MORGAN, Esq, respectfully announce him
as q candidate for the State Senate at the en-
suing election, subject to the will of the whole
people.
Beap The many friends Of DIR. W. T.
FIELD respectfully announce him as o can
didate for the SenGte-subject to the primary
election. MANY FRIENDS.
BEas~ The many friends Of the Hon. D. F.
BRADLEY announce him as o candidate for
the Senate-subject to the primary election.
Mr. BRADLEY has made useful and efficient
member Of the lower House, and cannot fail
TO give satisfaction in this new and higher
field Of duty. MANY VOTERS.
Easley, June 7, 1873
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR: Without solicitation on
my part, / have been put in nomina>
tion for the Office of County Commits
sioner for Pickens County at the ap-
proaching primary election.
In accepting the position at the so>
licitations of my friends, desire to
say to the voters of the County, that
my present business will not per.
NIT me to have the pleasure of cam
vassing the County, and were I to
do so, | am no speech maker.
1t was currently reported on the
owe Of the last primary election, at
which time [ was candidate for
County Commissioner, "That [ had
bought up large amount of the Rail
road Bonds against the County, and
consequently would ifelected, use my
influence for tho said Bonds. >" This
statement was not cnly very hard
and unjust, but totally untrue. 1t was
true that upon coming to the conclu-
SION, that we would be forced to paw
the first years interest on the bonds,
that did buy sufficient amount of
quo coupons TO pay my Railroad tax
ShOh ouN' LDuO GU Nll InuU
time and since, have earnestly ad-
vocated resistance against the bonds,
and contributed of my means for the
payment of the costs of the suits a..
gainst the County, and furnished
money With which to pay off the Su>
persedoas Bonds, and save further
costs against the taxpayers of the
County.
No man is more opposed to the
Railroad Bonds and their payment
than 1 am, or lis willing to mako great
er sacrifices TO get rid of them, and
/ would certainly be one of the last
mon to jeoperdize the resistance to
them under any consideration what
ever.
IF should DO one of the men chos-
en- to this Office, 1 shall take a pride
in serving the people faithfully and
to the best of my abilities; and if I
am not chosen, l shall be content to
abide the fate of the people of Pick
ens--the place of my birth and the
intended resting place of my bones.
HARDY GILSTRAP,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-15
Amnesty.

The United States Court is now in
session at Greenville, and under direc
tions Of the proper authorities at
Washington, all persons who confess
themselves guilty Of a violation of
the Internal Revenue laws, in making
or dealing in illicit wbiskcy, are re-
leased on conditions that they discon.
tinue tho violation Of the law in the
future. But if they should fail to do
this, they are to be taken up again
and the full penalty of the law imposed
upon them. We advise all our people
who are guilty to accept these terms
and obey the laws strictly in the fu-
ture.
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For County Commissioner.

6eAF The numerous friends Of HARDY
GlLSTRAP announce him q candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the will Of
the Voters at the approaching primary elec-
ton. Mr.. GlLsTRAr is a self made, praeti-
cal man, thoroughly acquainted with tho
wants of the people, thar whom none would
better serve the interests of the entire peo-
pie in this office. MANY VOTERS.
DgS" The friends of E. H. LAWRENCE
respectfully announce him as o candidate for
County Commissioner-subject to nomina-
ton at the approaching primary election.
FRIENDS
49, The friends Of JOHN T. LEWIS res
pectfully announce him as candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Commissioner
Subject to o nomination at the primary
election. FRIENDS.
DsAp The trends of THOS. P. LOOPKR
respectfully announce him as candidate for
reelection to the Office Of County Commise
sioner-subject to the primary election.
Many FRrENDs.
DsgAp The experience, financial ability,
nereEO1Or0
characterized the official record of JOHN r.
GOSSETT, prompt us to present him as
candidate for the Office of County Commits
sioner--subject to the voice of the people at
the approaching primary election.
MANY VoyERs.
BgAtp After repeated solicitations on the
part of my friends, and being the unanimous
choice of Pumpkntown Democratic Club, ]
have consented to become o candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to q nomina~
ton at the primGy election; and az / am q
stranger in many parts Of the County, will
say to the voters, that if elected, I will en-
deavor 20 do my whole duty.
A. b. TALLEY.
AeAp The many friends of LABAN MAUI
DIN respec fully announce him as q csndi-
date for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election-subject to nomination at the aps
aroacbing primary election
MANY VoTERs.
BeAp The friends of J. @. WATKINS fof
Garvin Township respectfully announce him
as candidate for County Commissioners at
the next election--subieot to the nomination
by primary election. MANY FRIENDs5
8eA. The friends Of Captain JAMES a. as
GRIFFIN respectfully announce him as o
candidate for County Commissioner at the
ensuing ction--subjest TO nomination at
the primary election. MANY FRIESps,
nen.. The friends Of Captain j. j. HERD
respectfully announce htm as candidate for
County q Oommissioper- --sukject 10 the pri-
mary election, MANY FnIExDs,
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For Probate Judge.

BeS~ The many friends of REV. OLIN T..
DUKANT respectfully announce him can
didate for Probate Judge at the ensuing cleo.
hon--subject, however, to the primary cleo.
'ion' FRIENDS.
SsS~ The friends of W. G, FIELD, respeot.
fully announce him as candidate for re-
election TO the office of Probate Judge--sub-
lect 70 nomination at the primary s,eotion
Mr. FIELD has made nm efficient and fajthf,,i
officer, and his re>electton will be hailed vei
se1lsiaction by his MANY FRIENDS,