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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-30
Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of trust deed made to Thomas N.
d Johnston, trustee. now deceased, on the goth
tue of decree IF the ehancery court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee, entered at the April term of said count
place Of THOMAS n Johnston. deceased, viii sell
at public auction, on the premises,
Thursday, june lie, 1870,
the following real estate situated In Shelby county,
Tennessee, and city of Memphis (now known as the
taNing-dstrct OF Shelby county,, and described as
i&Sw tGw Being ing lot MsDS On e 69e sHe
rict of Shelby county, and fronting ~ feet on said
me pfo T sold by Maeeyney to St. Peters Liz
erary Association, and by said association sold TO W.
LUCAS me house on SAD et 9d SeRg
personal property; All the furniture now In said
Of Furniture i've beercom ses OF furniture al Sdii
dnngrOom and kitchen furniture, consisting OF cups
and saucers dishes, stove. cooking utensils in short
everything In said house No ia Carroll avenue
Default having been made In the payment OF the
sale at the request Of the beneficiary.
Terms of sale-Cash; equity of redemption
convey only as trustee ]. NJ. FOwLKES. Trustee.
Trustees Sale.
DY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust made to me
as trustee on the 9Th dav of May. 1878. and re-
CORDED IN Red Dags S & fonS nsT
David E Palmer. to secure payment OF note Tor
December. 1915. with ten per cent interest from
maturity until paid. the same being due and unpaid.
at the request OF the beneficiary hereunder, WILL
On Monday. june =, 1879.
wi hin legal hours, in front OF the courthouse in
Somerville, Fayette county, Tennessee, proceed TO
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, at public auc-
ton, the following described property, being the
same conveyed in trust above mentioned VIZ: One
tract OF land in the fifth civil district Of Fayette
county, Tennessee bounded as follows, to-wtt: On
the north By tract of land sold by the adminsfTa-
tor Of James E. Masons estate. ncy belonging to Ed
Montague; on the east by Kit Brewer; the south
by lands belonging to W. A. Hives; on the west By
| lands of Mrs. James E. Mason, containing in all
about 200 acres, the same being part of 225 acres
of land purchased by David +. Palmer at the sale
of lands made by the administrator OF the estate OF
James E. Mason, decs ised, in accordance with de-
crees and orders Of the chenceTy court OF Fayelte
| county Tennessee, in April, 1887.
TIE title is considered perfect, but Will sell and
convey as trustee only.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-30
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a certain deed of trust made to me,
ID as trustee, on the 13tn day of May, AID. 1878,
and recorded in Record Book 125, page sos, in the
Registers Office of Shelby county and State of Ten
nessee, by s. D. Mangum and Kate MaDgum, his
wife, to secure certain Indebtedness named therelR
Will, at the request Of the benehcareS in said deed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-30
LEY rELEGEAPR.l

NEW YORK, May 29.-Flour in buyers favor
superhne western and State, 50 2503 15. Wheat
Qulet; ungraded winner red, 81 ll0l 10. Bye
duiet but steady; western. Elise Barley dull Malt
nominal. C.,soe nominal. Sugar quiet but steady;
fair TO good refining, 6ss06Isc. Molasses quiet.
Rice nominal Pork irmeT; Old mess, So; ne",
$40 IOdIO 15 Lard-dsmand active; prime steams
d. 27I5I 6.32Iac. whisky frm, 81 05.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-30
COTT'DN GAN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter, G1s easter,
and costs less theE other Sin in the mar
ket. Every ruaehine fully and legally guaranteed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-30

Above low Cnanses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

b7 killing the dogs upon Which the
tax has not been ps,d-tbat they
will do 80 at the peril of their lives.
1t is needless for me to say to a peo-
pie who furnished az many brave
aud gallant soldiers IA did Preston
County, that ,hese threats proc, ed
from source whence nothing more
serious need be expected, from men
who remained at home when others
fought, and are now crying war,
rebellion, or bloody shirt, while our
brave men do nothing Of the kind
nor do think that such threats
will alarm the people Of this coun-
ty, nor more than score Of oiiicers
Yet, while these empty TIN
amount to little they should he suf
icient TO put ali true men on THEN
guard, Let us se1 that the grand
Old County OF Preston remains tru,
10 her former history her peopl,
law loving aud law abiding.
CTTIzEN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
An Editor.
CITIZEN.

An Elitor. How high sounding
and grand to tn unsophisticated aud
aspiring young man. An Editor e.
a pack mule for the public -ex pected
TO labor day and night for nothing.
An editor" man who snatches
at the air aud gathers up his
thoughth
An editor" man who gives ad-
vice upon all subjects, yet knows not
what he Is talking about.
An editor" man whose mind
trsverses with lightning speed and
tells all he saw on the route in a
very few words.
An editor" a man who can draw
on his imagination and ill his col
umns up when nothing of Importance
is transporting.
An editor" man who gives a
town or city notoriety abroad, the
merchant business at home, and af-
terward goes unthanked for his SER
vices.
An editor" man whose brains
make statesmen and orators out oil
the basest material and are aflerward
forgotten.
An editor an individual who
commences as an apprentice aud
masters the art of printing after
years of study and toll, and then
seats himself upon the editorial tr-
pod, thoroughly competent to con-
duct every depart ment Of his bust
ness.
Editing is profession, requiring
years OF study and experience. Law
is not as difficult 10 understand as
thorough knowledge Of Journalism.
In four years a man can be a very
iair lawyer, while Journalist in the
same time, has only graduated in
the first principles of his profess. on
the art of printing.
We have not exaggerated in our
remarks, or tried TO eu!ogzs the
profession, but portrayed facts,
which every printer and editor
knows to be true Ec.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
Citizen on the Dog Law.

Ed. argus: There are few dues-
tons at this day upon which mt are
agreed, or at least in the discussion
cf which politics do not ente
There is one. however, in which all
the people of Preston County agree,
]. e., the enforcement Of the law. II
the law be good, it should be enfor-
ced. II it be not good, the enforce
ment thereof is the surest means OF
its speedy repeal.
Ny purpose in this connection Is
to call the tentlon OF your readers
to our present dog law. The Coun
ty Court at it's July term 1878, by
virtue Of law passed By the legisla.
turs Of this State, on the Dist day OF
December, 1875, imposed a tax
so cents upon the first and one dol.
lar upon each additional dog owned
by each householder Of this county
the act of the Legislature having leh
the amount Of tax upon each d ,c
wholly discretionary with the County
Court.
As TO the propriety or sxpediency
Of imposing the said tax or any par,
thereof, / shall say nothing. Whether
our county shall have an opportuui-
ty TO raise sheep--for which our
laad is 80 well adapted, or whether
she will devote herself to the culture
Of the canine species, is a matter
that must be decided by the farmers
Of the county for themselves.
The purpose Of this article is to
call your attention TO the enforce
ment Of The law. The question now
presented is not whether or not you
favor the dog LAYOUT shall the
county be controlled by Jaw and law
abiding men, or shall it be controlled
by the mob. The cog law ia Az
much a law AZ the law agsi1st mnr.
der, rape or arson. There ia a.
much obligation on al cool citizens
to enforce one AZ The other. Need I
ak whether Preston County viii be
found true TO herelf--truo 10 her
former history.
II is now very common b. her re-
port from certain sections Of the
equity 10 ,he effect that should the
2fhcers undertake TO obey the Law
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

"SoME of our Democratic friends
are much exercised because the Re
pub lean party purposes to hold a
Convention, and, probably, nominate
a candidate for County Superinten-
dent"
Yes, probably the Republican par
ty, or at least Jones, Dawson & Co.
may nominate L. w. Flke. We
have heard enough of the party nom
mating a candidate, but we can see
through the very thin pretease OF
Jones 81 Co. An honest man in Val
ley district was induced to write an
article to the Journal, criticizing
former County Superintendent, and
suggesting the name OF l.. w. Flke
AS a candidate for the office.
Then as clincher, the Hon, Jno.
p. Jones writes his little piece, and
seconds the suggestion. This, OF
course, does not look like wire pull
ing. Oh, no, OF course not.
Tue Hon. Jno. 2. j. g. Co. conclude
to hold a Convention. They Issue
The call in this way TO meet for the
] urpose Of considering the eGpediency
of nominating a candidate for Coun-
ty Superintendent OF Free Schools,
and do such other business as the
Convention may deem proper.
The meaning of the call Is this: Ii
the Delegates see fit TO nominate J -.
". Fke, all we and good. If they
do not, it is net "expedient" to nom
mate any one.
Thus 1.-The Republicans hold con
ventlon, and publicly nominate a
man."
The "other business" referred to
in the call will be just what Jones,
Dawson & Co. may happen to think
about in order to turn the conven-
tion from nominating a candida e,
providing they do not nominate l E.
W. Fike- This is no fancy sketch"
just attend the convention aud YOU
will be convinced we are right in our
predictions.
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Pleasant Dale Locals.

All are excited about the Fourth,
for we contemplate having a "way
up" Ii me at our celebration, which
will be held III the grove near the
school house. and mill OF this place.
Good speaking, and music suitable
to the occasion, and Various games
to interest the youeg folks; also, =
cream, and free dinner tv all.
Come all who wish to spend good
Fourth
Our sabbath -sohoo! is growing in
interest. and meets at 9 o'clock A.
NJ.
Rev. E. c. Martin will preach
next Sunday, the Goth, at lOA. NJ.
OF this place.
We are informed that a young
Doctor Field is locating neur Long
Hollow. but are uot able to say
wnere he graduated at. Hope he j 8
we'll patronized.
We were pleased to see Miss
Maggie White with Us again, last
Sunday.
VENUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
EQR SALE.

An improved Blanchard's spoke lathe.
49, W. "'' ,c Che necessary patterns and fix
,"lvN MS Iaihe Is new one. never
having becn used except TO make Go6
SpoNeS.. Any person wanting To purcbogc
machine Of this kind, will do wei IN
give us cali, as il Will be sold at =,
trcmely low figures. az -
w eaiso nave a second hand Tenoning
lIlachihc, IN good order, that we will sell
McCAFFERTY e HUGHES
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

ORDER OF PU OBLIGATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, S.
At Ralcs held
in the ClerL's Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Preston county, on the first Monday
Of june, 1919.
GRAFT, son & Co.
as.
Samuel Calhoun and Abuor Evans. Jr.
trading and doing business under tho
firm name and style OF Calhoun q
u vans.
IN ASSUNPsIT.
The object of this suit g. tp recover Inc
sum OF Sl3l o. boots AMI shoes. zen
eral mercha dis and cash paid for
freight.
An attachment having boon issued.
and returned duly executed. in this case.
and 10 app airing tlmf tho def .ndant4 arc
not residents Of this State, they are there
Tore, hereby required 90 appear here. at
Rules to bc held for said Court. op tho
first Monday OfJuly, next. and do what
~ necessary 10 protcct their iut rests
herei NJ. And ON motion Of the plaintiffs
by thor attorney, 10 is ordered That tho
foregoing be published iu the WE-r
NiHofNfA ARGUS weekly newspaper
published bon this county.
a COpy-Tost.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
JN0. BARrON PAYNE, AHVJor PgDS.
juDc7tiSS.JO
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From Valley Distr ct.


The long dry spell seems to bt
efectually broken up. Last nigh
and to-day We have had rain il
abundance.
Messr9. Cobun and Duncan are
preparing to burn a large brick
kiln.
Lewis ]. Cup lost a bright and
interesting little girl on Friday
morning, the 5th inst.
Our young friend F. L. Bradshaw
departed for Silina, Kansas, one day
last week.
The late frosts did considerable
damage to "taters and garden sass
IN the vicinity Of ReedsvilIe.
We notice on the streets of Mason
town to-day, Messrs. PickenpaugI
Fife and Carrico, of Morgantown,
and ]. w. Watson, Of Portland.
We would say for Polly @. L.
benefit that we saw WILDER Posten
himself in the direction Of Tunnel
ton Saturday last, and it is safe to
presume that the frzzle At tn, cave
has been salisfactorily adjusted.
Mr.. Editor, we were over T. Nor
gantown to attend the commence
ment exercises, aud among the prea,
Of the nth there assembled. we no.
ticed the cadaverous and hungry
lookiI z visage Of Dawson, Of the
JouTaOl, hunting the dining room OF
the Wallace House 1t wac simpiv
alarming to see the devastation when
Dawson took his seat at the table.
Every time his elbow bent his mouth
flew op ~, and beef turkey. peas
onions, and every ching dipeslible
disappeared IN quick succession
without in the least satisfying his
appetite. And then 10 see the
wrinkles disappear from his boots a.
be poured iced tea down his ferv
outlet After dinner we saw Wal.
lace, and with tears streaming from
bis eyes be told us that he had iust
Uade application Tor board for him
self and family at Hotel de Coro
there. OF Dawson, that was
shameful r. CuEsT.
June lG. 1870
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Order Of Publication
wEsT vIRGINIA, s..

WEST VIRGINIA, s..
At Rules held
in tho Clerks Office Of the County Cour,
OF Preston county, on the first Monday
OF June, 1879.
JOSEPH BRowN's EX'R
rs. * CHANCENY.
WIN. ELLIOTT Ct al.
The object Of this suit g. 90 sell tho
realty of which Joseph Brown died sen.
Ell, 70 raise certain lcgacios mentioned Iu
said decedeuts will.
And ~ appearing that the defendant,
Jrmes L. Smith and Julia X. Smith arc
not residents OF this State, they, therefor,
are hereby required 20 appear hero a
ltutes u De held Tor the said Court on "a,
hrst Monday Of July, next. and d. wha
- necessary 70 protect their Interest,"
herein. And it is ordered that the fOIe,
going be published in the WEST Wiz,
GINA ARGUS weekly newspaper pub
lishod i'm this county.
COpY-Test:
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
II. w. MoNRoE, Au'y Jor Pggs.
june7t4T.O0
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Letter from Lyon District.

'SNhbOA AAOAl AAJ Nh DAoNA Nv
We again grasp the pen to present
to your readers lew items from this
section ofthe county. Our farmers
are made to rejo ce and look pleas
aut during the last few days, on |
count OF the magnificent rains
which have livened vegetation both !
tor man and beast. Crops are look
ing ;olerably well considering the
dry weather. Wheat looks we'll and
prospects are quite Aatteriug for a
splendid crop. Oats are only prom
ising moderate yield. Corn 10
some parts looks very backward, but
we notice that John ShaHer, oil
Bird Creek, has as fine a prospect
for corn as we haYe seen. Meadows
will be somewhat short this season
though our people are not in the
least discouraged.
Several Of our farmers have been
making improvements this spring,
such as clearing land, building fence,
Sc. James Allender has made
some improvements on his hJunng
mill. Jim ID always at his post, and
does Grst-class work.
Rev. d. r, Fortney preached all
able eel mon on last Sunday at the
Allender School house. Next Sab
bath will be the regular preaching
day of Rev. p. T. Conway. The
Bible class which meets at he Allen
der School house is in furnishing
condition. In connection with the
BIB e class, We have an Interesting
singing class CONDUCTED by our
handsome snd genial friend l. B.
McGinnis, formerly of Keyser.
Henry Martin, of Independence,
died on the Goth inst. in his 72nG
yea. HIS remains were inferred in
the Martin Cemetery on Threefork
last Sunday. The funeral was at
tended by large concourse o. peo-
pie. Much sympathy 10 manifested
IN behalf of the beTeaved family.
The Fourth of July is nearing us,
and our citizens are preparing to
commemorat ate it. Ths celebration
will be held in Pratt's grove, one
mile below Allender's Mills. We
are anticipating good time, as
there will be a union of FIVE Sabbath
Schools. AL are invited to be pres.
ent and participate with usin speak
ing, singing and haying good old
time generally.
The campaign of the season is
approaching us. Every vote should
be useful, Dc the Office of County Su-
perintenGent is an importan. one.
We are glad that the name OF Prot.
w. S. B4yles is brought before the
'ublic for that important position
Mr.. Bayles is not foreigner as
Long Jim" referred to in the issue
OF the last weeks Jonraal. He
prof. Bayles) has been a teacher of
this county Tor nine years. He Is an
earnest worker in the school room
and thoroughly qualified teacher.
We inake no hesItancy in saying
that he 10 the best man for that po-
sitiou in the county. He is a gen
tleman IN every respect, aui W
have no doubt, if elected by the
wisdom Of the people, be will be the
right man in the right place.
Let us hear from the unwieldy
pea of "Bryson. DOM X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
kINGwoOD. Jul

Senator Henry q. Davis IS lapidly
coming before the people. Not
long since Ba timore paper printed
his picture and biography In its co =
umn, and more recently The Kansas
City Times repeated the experiment.
We believe the Senator'S name has
been mentioned in connection with
Che Vice Presidency. Stranger things
have happened aud the world moves.
-PdrkerSburg Sentinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
SAVE MONEY.

SO one, if inc consults Ibis own intor-
ctis, VIII buy one dollars worth ol
Clothing or Gcutlcueu's Furnisbioo
Furnishing Goods until he has seen our
stock and learned our prices
our object is tO sell off our entire Wins
ior stock of Mon wear before the 0pou.
iuE oi tho Spring TRADE. We warrant
N1I saving off % pCr ccut.i
-. KAHN. CITY CIothior.
Brinkmau'. Opera House.
Grafton. W. Va
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Mrs Lizzie Potter and Miss Luda Ncn
nave opened "a milliucry establishment
Hi ihe homo of tho former, iu KiugwDod.
,1I' arc prepared tO do any work bon that
Iln' ai reasonable rates. Thcv ro4poct
lullF 0Iieit thc patronage OF tho ladies' Of
NIIt""'i ana vicinity. marlS tB
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

W are informed mat Mr. Amman.
OF y wlesburg, while lon his way
20 .('D2wood p lew days since saw
a common black snake sucking
milk from COW. After being eau =
tied with The Performance NJ
Amman killed the snake Preston
County Argts.
IL is not wosth while to Dry to
disguise the author Of The above by
aobreviatiug his nam put On
tie "nias,"-Rach1c Gaz1lle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

The Pioneer man says, tumble
bugs have their nature and ought to
have their day" Suppose you take
the 4th OF july FOR yours, Charley.
, 1879-08-12

LA n r ThEldH -
The grain freight market 1ncnrd 1ire1y yestor-
day, aud room was taken before thn ctnse Ut the
day for tl8', 0DI bu At Axe on corn, md ;,c and
liac on wheat 10 Buffalo. Tho outside rats being
patd to smal vessels. Tho demand Was
good. nnd ratcs were firm at tho rlo.e Of
bua,ne.s. Tho fol1ov'ng charters wrro scportcdf
To TutfaIo--Echr II. j. Cummings. whekt
t.necla1t at G,.c: acnre Scotia. u. F. Iruee. t..
Wolf, Mcrrill. wheat, At 5c; props Caldwell and
blanchard. wheat At hi{c: prop 81. ton~. rye, m
through rate. To Ertc-Prnp phi}adefphia. wheal.
70 t,eweRo-Rchr J. u. Nascs. Gorn. ut TIC. tn
klnYaton-schrt !. r. Mott. Trfo l,cle. Nevada,
TO Barnia--prop 81. Al1ans. curn. TO
1'ott Coiborne-ssh, Me.topolit., corn.
were reported for wheat. and the
i. ". Dnano for corn to Buffalo: nlho. The ". A.
Muir, wheat to Klngaton. at current ratr, Ana Tho
Yankeu !tlade. corn 10 ColltnuwDnd. The Golden
Fleece has also brsn chartered for cnrn 10 Buffalo.
Capacity. :s10. 600 hi wheat and is5, 00 bu cnrn.
II was reported last ayenlnx tlat -. 10 per ton
hh1 bcen ntfeeel vcaseis 10 Fcmntn In lhe Iron Gro
trade frAr, Marquette to Cleveland.
Lumber frcIvhta wers offered freely Yesterday.
and the achr Hungarian va. put IN fer green lun:
ber from Muekcgon Mt S1.2h per |. ono feet, and
the ecow !. u. lIlH and achrs Ads!at,c, Moss, and
4. Erad1eJ at 81 .l9H for dry lumber from tho
ann1o port. With continued demand vessel u1cn
expect uottet rates.
, 1879-08-12
uts Policy.

.. IfFfoH FFff Frffk.
While one Of the sanitary police was moving
through the alleys Of CaSs Ercnue the oitcr dAy
family had thro*n great heap OF garbage over
the fence. and the olhcr had dumped over m
old mattress and two or three dead cats. The
citizen living between the two heaps came ont
to the fcnce holding hla nose and the officer
asked:
"Eow long hAve these nnisances e3fstedl"
"0E, about month"; Mns the rcpfv.
"Ana ynu haren't lodged compaint at the
CftY-Hnllfn
"No.n
"Why, this horrible stencil must float right
into your huusei'
"Yes, so II docs: but wasn't fixed to saY
anything. This man over here leu1s rne hta
lawu.nowcr twice q week. ntd mr. wife bor-
rows must Of our tea anil coffee OF the either
cue. klHticr f1Cgcrcd on It, and concluded
not to raIse a TOW unless tic mower got too
t!ntl nr the brand Of coffee run down."
, 1879-08-12

scl.F Lusnoermsn, blsck Crcek. lumber. Eighteenth
schr Million. sans.tuek. lunuer. M.rk.t.
Acns ftfct. Ncn0n1tnee. lumber. 9tctaon Slir.
bchr Jndd+ 3cnominct. LUMBER. G. b, Z.
scht Nelson. MenomInec. lumber, Arnold Flip.
sehr hsiss. hG ic.Ssiso. iumoer e kash Hit .rsst.
schf OTTAWA, usGod Haven, lumbcr, North Hal
schr Lyman n II: Davis. Mu.kceon. lumber. Tween.
schr ii. i. Moofe, Maskegoa. lumber, Twelfth
schr An.orkcag, tfuskeson. lumber, Market
ACTUAL sAsLfKHs.
schs Mary Amanda. nrand lIa.en, light.
Sc!r rctrcl. Ludlnaton. light,
sehr He,ndrer. s Nuskeeos, iieht..
Prop G. iIlckox. Mnskcgon. light.
,.ton Msts Orch, MaskeEon: light; t.nt,,.,
!'rnp y. ". blanchard. Buffalo. s9nof1est
s:hr Allies ii. Heers. lily da soc. light.
ifn5 fss Atsp1' t. ,,ssi, a.hsson fa1hs;on tThs light
Schr 1'wo Fannlcs. lsufTA1o. Rralr.
stSp s,Sg {S S1as1s: i;e't;, M:a.ieT; ;;.n1 ''a't
schr tatrier. White lake. ivht
Schs i.umternlan black Creek, light
Hchf !: NJ ts!ll. Msnissec, light.
sehr Mystic, Mnskcgpr. light.
Scht Kewaun+e. kcwaunes, light
Schr !lHngarlAn. Muakrxon, light.
Hehr ]. 4. Holmes f;sand ffarcn. light.
Prop ". Iivtngsionc. jr.. pefht1Ro, towing.
schr AEg0naut. Iunaio. grain.
schr Montpelier Grand t1hven. light
ScAr Merchant fsyettc. aundrea
pron pEo MMeaenGeF' M henton tiarbor. snndriss.
Stmr Corona. 1t. Joseph. sundr!es.
Sttnr ChIcsgo, ManitowDc, tundtics.
Schr Contest, MuakeRofl. light
achr city ef trand Ranlds. Grand llayen, light.
seht I:ht'te Wolf. buffalo. grain. I
eclF Pauline. Mutkcrnn. light.
Pchst'lty ot Toledo, atatIistcr. light.
Ec!r faanlIa Hands, M&nIstec. light.
bchr Golden Fleece, I,u5a1o. grain.
Hchr Metropolis buffalo. grain.
Sclir America, Ludtngtout blRht.
rrou Ghtuncoy liurlnt Buffalo. Es1ln.
scnf Nurthesacr. Bulralo, grain.
9chf Mauntence. rcstsieo, light.
Schr Alrrt, resnt!9o, ltght.
Acht Regulator. Muskcgon. light
| achr James Wnuc. Ktngrton, EKht,
sehr Adrlatte. NAntstee, light.
prop Ila1n4Eck. McnomInee lowing
HchF nrandy. Mcnomtnce, tight.
Srhr 9tcneknnnte, Menominec, light.
| schr lt0b!naon. Menomtnee, light.