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Well. thew were married in ouie,

Well, they were married in quiet
sort OF way.
am reaching the end of my story now
1.-The romance that irradiated our lives
when the cake was cut, and NIFTY and
Bernard had gone on their tour with
humble little me along In the capacity
of bridesmaid.
We had travelled all day. and towards
night, on glorious October day, we
drove into the gate of a spacious old
Ivy-mante,ed walls.
| 20. what fine old place p said NIFTY
"Ah look at that lovely glittering foun-
tain, and the beds OF scarlet geranium,
Bernard, are you going to sketch this
place ?"
IL may, in time" said my sisters hus-
opened the carriage door.
"Are you going to get out here, Ber-
nard Do you know the people?"
| But before he could answer, the great
| carved oak doors flew open, revealing a
stately entrance hall, with fire burning
at the farthest end, and glowing softly,
pictures cleaned down from the walls,
chairs upholstered in violet velvet stood
oiO"iV' ~ NIFTY anu me IL Was ike
glimpse of fairyland.
"Who lives here, Bernardo" still per-
sisted NIFTY, as she advanced timidly up
the broad marble steps.
81 do. Welcome home sweet wife
welcome home, sister,"
/ stared blankly at his bright face.
"But, Bernard, we thought you were
poor"
did ever say was? When I went
to b. to sketch, certainly saw no occa-
sion to proclaim my private affairs to the
good people there. l engaged a room at
Mrs. Halls because it was convenient
When was Ill and deliriOus l could not
tell the truth. When knew how good
and true You two girls were, resolved
to wait and give you surprise. was
only an amateur artist. am rich, but
am Bernard Waller STILL"
Now wasn't that romance? And
you see it really happened to NIFTY and
me, and we are fine ladies no ", and drive
about with our open barouche and cream
cOlOred horses. And you can guess how
discounted Mrs. Hall and Henrietta were
when they first heard the real position of
the sick artist. NN
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LeQ0Z.

hEFAULT having been mada In the conditions
IL of q certain mortg age dated Auguet IL, 1875,
made and executed by Hiram ID. Hurj and Char
les A. Hurd, to lark w. Hurd, ard recorded in
the office of tie Register of leeds of the County
OF Cheboygan, and state OF Michigan, on the 18th
DAY OF August. 1875, in liber G of Mortgages, on
page IL, on whicb mortgage there IA now due the
sum of five thousand dollars and interest on the
same since the said 18th day of ugust, 1s75up to
the date of this notice. amounting To five thous-
delight hundred and twenty-~ix dollars and
thirty nine cents, and no proceedings having
been taken in law or equity to recover the debt
secured by Sud mortgage, or any part thereof
notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power
or sale contained IN said mortgage, md of the
statute in such case made and provided. said
mortgage will be fOreclOsed by u sale of the
nortg ged premises or so much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy said mortgage debt, and
interest thereon anu costs and expenses of said
sale allowed by law. at public vende. TO the high
est bidder. OF the 4th day of April, 1878, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the fro I en-
trance OF the Cheboygan County Circuit Court
House, In the village of Cheboygan. and state of
Michigan. laid mOrTgaged premises are de-
sc1Ded as TO lows, to-wit: all those cerain pisces
or parcels OF ianh lying and be ng In the county
OF CheDoy gan, and state of Michigan, and know n
and described as the sw sec 81, town 81 n.
ranse e; the W 4 of sec 30, town 80 n.
30, the " u of n \ sec 20 all in town s33 n,
range e. the w of N d, and \ of = 4,
and n \ OF and w n of NV OF 8 e ofn W 4,
and 4 offs W 4, al in sec Ia, town SO n, range
l e; the 4 OF the n \ sec 10, town 30 n, range
e; e OF n W 4, sw 4 of e 4 sec "a town 80
n. ranle "; 50 Ofs W sec %, town 33 n,
range e; n W fir of s W fir \ of sec 6, town 81
n, ranges e; the VIZ offs e 1 sec q, towI IS n,
range e; Sc of NV 4.sw4 of ne :. and W
i OF W \ sec rs, town SO n range G; the y
and W i OF w 4 sec 10, town 81 n, range e:
q e sec A, town 80 n, range e; sc \ of n w II
sec =, same town; 4 of sec l, town 80 II.
range e; y of W and n n ofn \, VIZ
OF e and n W OF e \ sec IL, Town % II
range l e; W Ofsw \ sec ], town 80 n, range
e; 8 . of e 4 sec 2 town 81 n, range c; sec
), town = n, range e, and u of sec 2. town 32
A. range W. all In the state Of Micbi an, tOgeIh-
or with the 5ppurtenances theredutO belonging. |
Dated Dec mher 24th, 1877.
CLARK w. HURD, Mortgage.
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1878. THE 1873.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of writ OF
- feri faeias issued out of and under the zeal
of the Circuit Court. for the county of Or eboy-
gan. and state of Michigan. 70 me directed and
deivere,ds against the goods and chattels, lands.
sfotenrmenta of William f. Howell and Jem-
ma VOrce, did, on the 18th day of i'ecember,
4. ID 1877, ieyey upon and seize all the right,
title and intert st + the SAID William r. Howell
and Jemina Vorce. OF, IN and to The following
described piece or parcel of land, lying aud be-
ing situate in ChebOyean COMFY, AMI state OF
Michigan. descrihed a. follows. to-wit; OF num-
sses thirty seven 1911 of NJ. Va. Horne's addition
IN Cheboogan VII age. according to recorded plat
thereof, on record in the office of the register OF
leeds tor said county All OF whit h L shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction or ven6ue
t. tie highest bidder as the law direc $. at the
front door of the cOrrt house, i'm the V llage OF
Chebeygan, that being the bni ming in vhich the
circuit court tor sad county of ChehOysan is heldl
on Monday, the 4th day of w arch, A. I'D.
1878, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day :.
GEORiiE PsQUETTE,H
Sheriff of Cheboygan Co.,, Michigan.
WATTS s. HUMPHREY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated CheboygaD, January 18th, 1878.
nO28-7t
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A Taranrula's Home.
From the Galena Gazette.

One of the most singular curiosities in
nature that has ever come under my OBJ
servation is the nest OF tarantula, a spe-
cies of spider whose bite is supposed to
result fatally. Ii is constructed Of clay
ami small stones, and is about four inch
es long and two inches wide. A hole
thres-quarters of an inch in diameter
passes through it lengthwise, one end of
which is closed by trap-door, beyeled
on the sides and top, and fitting perfectly
that when closed scarcely sign of the
opening is visible. The door is round
ing at the top, perfectly straight on the
bottom, and works on hinge construct
ed on the ssme principle as the joints on
which the door hangs. The nest is lined
with soft, gossamer substance, and is
as round as if bored with an anger. Il
said that the tarantula, when attacked,
crawls into its nest and, closing the trap
door, secures il by inserting one of its
legs through staple scarcely discernible
to the naked eye.
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What killed the Confederacy.

A member of the Virginia Legislature
i'm speech recently said: VIM. L..
Yancey told DIR. Curry, of this city, that
one of the gre1test difficulties in the way
toward recognition of the Confederacy
was the fact that Jefferson Davis, OF Mis-
sissippi, a repudiating state, was at the
head of the government. Mr.. Lamar.
Senator from Mississippi, is reported to
have recently said the same thing. The
reputation of Mississippi has, therefore,
cost us in Virginia the independence OF
the SOUTH"
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Nav, speak M i'll A kindly word
lrp never leave sting behind;
And q 20 breathe each tale we've heard
d f.r beneath noble mind.
Yull OFT better seed IS sown
BY choosing thus the kinder plan;
For. II but little good be known,
etin les ~ speak the best we can.
Give me the heart that fain would hide,
Would fain another's fault efface;
How can 1t pleasure human pride
To prove humanity but base?
No; let US reach higher mood,
A nobler estimate of man.
Be earnest in the search for good.
And speak Of all the best we can.
Then speak no III. but lenient be
To othere' feelings as your own;
II you're the first fault to see,
Be not the first to make il known;
Tor lite is but passing day
No lip can tell how brief it's span;
Then Us the little time we stay.
Lets speak Of all the best we can.
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Notice..

u 8. LAND OFFICE.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Jan. q, 1873 !
COMPLAINT having been entered at this of
" fee by Louis Heb-l, against Ambrose
Andree. flor abandoning his homestead entry, No
82Sl dated July %, 1877, upon the lots and 2
section IL, township SO north, range west in he
boygan county, Michigan. with a view TO the
hereby summoned TO appear at this o0ice on the
oath day of April, 1878, at l O'clock p. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
allea ed abandonment.
SETH @. MOFFA9'T. Register.
80 PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
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Notice..

u. 8. LAND OFFICE
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Jan. Z, 1873.
COMPLIANT having been entered at this office
~ by William Bartlett, against John N. Mar
tIn,, for abandoning his homestead entry No. $685.
dated May 81, 1875, upon the NJ of s \, section
"a, township "a north, range west i'll Che boygan
county, Michigan, with view to the cancellation
of sa d eulry; the sad parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at This office on the Sd day of
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. SETH q. MOFFATT, Register.
81 PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
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FOR sale OR RENT.

WILL sell or rent my place on Court street,
Il about one quarter OF a rlile wesL of court
house. Also Az acres ON Black ver road OF hard
Wood tia Dei lana, witch ema.ll hnusn c lace
45-3m MkS C4iiUi>lNE BENNkTf.
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The railroad is constructed and IN operation
from Jackson to Gaylord, distance of two bua-
bred and thirty six m;les, and Will soon he COM
pie. ed to the straits Of Mackinaw, further dis
lance IT about ty-five miles.
Particular attention is allied to the large tracts
of the best white and Nor way pine timber along
e line of the road, and upon the An sable.
CheboyQan, Muskegop and Manistee rivers, the
most i'm 2ortsnt logging streams n che state.
he FarTirs Lands of the company ncludc
some of the most fertile and yell watered hard
wond lands in me state. Especial at entlon IL
called t, the farming lands in Crawford. OtseRo
and Cheboygal kcoucties. which are high ara
rolling; timbered mainly with he finest hari ma
pie; soii, black sandy am. and abc- ing In
springs OF the unrest W. er. The &c Counties are
beng rapidly settled. and u lum ,ering busipess
in the vicinity will afford 10 arm RS first rats
market for reduce tor ma y years.
TERMS OF rALE.
For pine lands, one-fourtL uowD, and remain
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lend for illustrated pamphlet, full OF facts and
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nO43-1y Lansing, Mich.
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REPORT ~ Y. MINING MOCh IA
CHANGE SALES. NAY q, 1873.
THIRD BOARD-2:30 2. VI.
MONDAY. May G--P. ~

Al the opening this morning Lake Shore.
b,,ng left TO itself, started at G2asd 624. against
62I, on Saturday evening. But the decline
was checked and the price turned upward to oS'
This movement was followed by another decline 70
G2ss and final ending at 62ai after purchases ana
sales aggregating 81. 900 shares The last rally 70
a large extent was stimulated after $50 p m. by
sudden effort in the coal shares, which carried De'a-
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Lackawanna and Western from 80 up to o4t'
This movement, which was brilliantly exeeu'so'
was easily traceable TO the same persons "ho
have been lately trying their hand az
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fegal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW YORK. JOHN Il THOMS. plaintiff, agt.
CARs1EN SHOEMAKER and ANNIE G. sCHoMAkER.
WIFE plaintiffs to the above named defendants
You arr hereby summoned complaint In this
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Dated NcwYOrk, Apul "a, 1879. - - -
GEORGE +. MARTENS.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Office address and office,
No. 2l2 Broadway
Ncw-lOTk city.
ToCARSTEN SHOEMAKER and ANNIE c. SCHOMA.
wife, defendants: The foregoing summons is
upon you each Of by publication pursuant TO
an order az Hon Joseph Potter. Justice OF the supreme
o the state Of Newlotk dated the 18th day OF April
and filed that with the complaint, In the office Of
City and County Of New Ork the County
Court House IN the City OF Newl0rk. -
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Post Office address and Office.
No. 2l2 Broadway
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