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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19

There are four entries 20 this in
closure, one facing each of the car
dinsl points of the compass. These
entrance. or gsteways sre about
wide enough to sdmi. the passage
Of Wagon. Instead of the
trench being completed around the
entrance, snd bridging the .sme,
/ it terminates on each side Of the
passage way, where 5 narrow strip
Of eround appears no, to have
been disturbed. These openings
were uniOubseily protected by
gates On the embanknen; was q
rampant Of logs with pAlisade.
There can scarce be any doubt Of
this. for the remains q chsgred
wood are found in different parts
Of the embsnAmsn.- On the right
hand side of each passAseway lead
Ing ont, the enbSnkmeut is higher
than in other PLACES
Abou; eight years $50 the pine
timber here uas eut Of. BY count
ing the ring OF yearly growth On 5
pine stump which stood OF the
snbsnknert, /, was found 20 eoG-
tain 90, which. together with the
eight wears since the tree Was cut,
makes this work 81 lsas; 272 years
o,i-lons before the days Of The
Jesuit missionaries or the frs.
whites that history records which
Vas in the yesr l6il-2SS years
SSa Thus IL vii Re seen thSt the
date Q. this work Is anterior 70 the
sr<; permanent English settlement
upou the American continent. Apd
3boat the days Of Queen Eliza
beth q England
The timber that TOW stands
within the surrOuDiirgs has grown
since the erection of this fortifcs-
tio1; for the trees found within
this inc,os1rs xod hose surround
irs appear to Re Stoui the same
general size and age Within
.bo=; c. rods. ovsr-lookius this
xC-k. 1-s .i;ustei hills thai rise.
p<-ssF~. leo feet above TIE s1r-
rozu5I-z<. <AcEirs that TIE b1i,i-
e. q ths 5tssa<e iii u1i sxr'sc;
artillery 10 - used against IT,
Tie cha s,zt. sbi,h IS ;ks ls-s-
81 q tie two. Is .s,1Assi three
niles fcrshsr down the rivsT. AMI
: z1rh 2s-s imposing ard il
Vres>ivs !. IVP<xrSocs- Like TIE
CHER. this 4 situated 1s4r The
river @ , sSsAt szineoes. 1ri
co1s.ia< Tie sane general eA.-ze-
,s-is.sce-scz- sz-r&z,oes II right
Angles, DorsA. sO1th. sxS- sd vsS..
Here TIE szba-kzscs II sO2s
, pa.ce< : 10 feet hisA Tie CT.
e1-ts-s1.cs q this vork i OTs'
60 feet As in he oshs- case
large tr~es grew CO The szbark
. next. AID vishia TIE ioesos1rr
tAs-s rxs ccs xt.o1s focr feet Il
tskzsss-- L The es1.s- q n
rssser. gateway sss-'3s 8 i1-s'
btzlosk tree. AID The s1rrOz-s5
: i.z< Are covered with . tASek
, Asavy growth q 1--we timber o..
rrss rkscA hsi be~z CT 5SEr n<s
|, TIE edge &C Tie iasSoE0rs wHs Ovs
so1- feet II =Kz1stt-. X-si ~ e,c-i
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e voo.i va fozzi 30 be ae,oz
s.-aT r.-u-sx IA
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Proposals for Court House.

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19
Mr.. FURyYrOP SEwS ON 4 But
Ton.

bed and must on no account b
disturbed. Matilda was but child
and had never sewei on button,
bat though, she conh II her pSps
would only allow her - try.
Ba, Mir. TGrvytop was vel
aware iha; sewing On button was
no small mS;;sr-that was - sew
O. $ eut;on-sspSoiAlly ccA, but
toa-weil. required iUdSmen, 70
say the leNst,
50 NJ. Turvytop decided 70 sew
On his own ea;;on. with $ little Of
MA;i,iAls assistance, perhaps
Now, TIE first thing was 70 find
needle. That was easy enough,
q course, for Ms, TurvysOpw&
roisl q order. and her needle
book. which was in her work
basket upstairs was sure 70 be
p,su;itGny stocked with needles
81 a. sores and siseS
So Matilda went upstairs, tip
tos3 into her Mammals nom, fo1rd
the vo-S-hasks;, the rseale-SooA
ard = needle vhieh she carried
S;rSisA;SSy - her p&gA
AL risA;, - tArI- said Mr..
Turvytop. ''hE; ,hTe&i viii also be
rsosSss-y. little d&uShtsr.r '-oh,
yes Matilda h&3 Lot ihoHsAi q
thai, bat the thread Vas IN
mammals rooa toe; - she went
sossly upstairs again &SAin she
Sp-sNei into .>&mGS's roo.a, found
The box e thread, &ni carried u
Goun stairs
VERY well said Mr.. Turvy;oH
Win A. sir - eESiosSS: ~Dow We
have TIE .oo,S vsvEl proceed -
sew q Tie button. Bci s-St We
mus; ss,s,. soze sArs&i Here !;
i in every variety: hue. b-oEn.
green: which sA&n il Be. a&asA;<- ?
~OA. b,&cS thread. ! sAo1l3
think. pSrs. u : b,&sk oo&,.~ Sxsi
TIE cha
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Tc-rvs,v ~C.is,--s.v q ccasr.
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thread it,
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The h1:sSa-
Mr.. -1-rxsc2 rVeessei Are
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In eur cs1zrys r,sas.r-s-sal atss
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19

more YOU may repair quietly to
your mothers apartment, and see
il Won can not find needle with a
larger eye.
The child obeyed, aud soon re-
turned bringing the needle-book in
her hand, that her father this time
might make his own selection,
thereby displaying a degree Of
fcrethought which Mr.. Turvytop
considered IS quite in advance OF
her years
There was no needle TO be found,
however, with an eye large enough
to admit the passage Of the coarse
black thread except the darning-
needle, which Mr.. Turvytop knew
would not do =, all He was aware
that il would be very unworkman-
like 10 sew on 3 button with 8 darn
inS-ueedls. But sitter several trials
= needle was found which Mr..
Turvytop threaded with white cot
ten, with perfect ease, and that
gentleman heSved sigh Of relief.
There is nothing like having
plenty Of thread when one sews on
button said Mr.. Turvytop, as
he pulled two yards through the
eve. doubled it, and tied $ large
strong knot in the end. There,
daughter. every obstacle is now
overcome. and veil have this but
ton on in $ triee, said Mr.. Turvy-
top.
But the button did not seem to
want to Re ssved on, for it kept
slipping out Of Mr.. Turyytop's
faSsrs.. sni twice rolled clear
acroSS the door.
There IS something here ths; /
don; quite understand said Mr..
Turvy,op, Sinking his beard and
looking puzzled s. Matilda Ine&snr-
saher length % the carpet, while
with the handle o. the feather
iuS,sr she tried 10 poke the button
fvo-n beneath the secretary.
There must Re sons srr&nSs-
nsrts for holding the button IN
p,Acs while j; : being sewed o.
Dii ven ever see Snyihins in the
work basket. daughter, which would
answer the parpNss 2
Matilda having recovered the
ba,,on replied TIA, she dii not, but
though; she coUli hold il while
Mr.. TGrvytop sewei IL 81
TIE very taiaS. exclaimed The
the delighted parent ~D&nshieT,
LAX E;iis head .! years Is wosih
- Ecch - plan - nv fingers Are
- sxecats. Between - bo;h- this
b-;too vii sooa he Sr-ly fixed in
is p-oPs- posi6o1-~
Set Just 81 this irnsi1rs lie
uAsIs siCpsi All Esz; ri-ai into
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19

SIZES QrQ ssssi a r--a-- sr a. ~ So . iity
N1kf1Fln r'r1- Ilv1 la-illrr. NJ r,ikt- Ne
AtHtlt luHu o. vaA mn. Mlr
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Nii-ililir lar 1fr nlrrur nii-lilr fftrst H.
ifr.- 1laufsE 1ilrlasiltr ant sf7-IfrT hrnlrrt1hn
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ne llus1Is-s frfu-s me 1ulihi. ~sut VIM al
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-19

No-sae i he-sSy Eivea that 81 aI-Tsiozt,o5, o,
uhs,a ths f5li1EIzs = 4 true ccpy, has tssn nleo
- - C.srk q tie Rosrd 81 Supervisors Ct ne
,,,r-.v 4 slre-A ssli thNi s,lcA srQlicatlcn "a.
!, r-csen,s,s ans brc1sh, - he2si1s b-fors sA'd
R.Sr,l 81 Supervis,-~ ~ Alp~nS sognty, on Aoa-
tsv. ia asa DAY q N1yszhSr, A D l>5s, .; svo
- I - a-a - o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

ner annoupeed that that body had passed
Senate blll No, lBj, q bill to prevent dis.
elimination In charges for freight and for
handling the same by railroad transport.
tion and express companies, prescribing
penallle stheretor n t5 +
Mt. MctiregoF, from The Senate. an
nounced the passage by body Of
House bill No. 100, 10 enahlethe secnFities
Of T. u Wade, late Sheriff OF Doddfidge
county, 70 collect certain bills in the eoun-
~ Of Doddridge.
On motion OF Mr.. Jacob House bill No.
2OO. was taken up out OF Its regular order
and read Tor tho second time, in relation
t0electlonS
= On motion. House Bill No. 30, IN act fs
Incorporate tho townol New Cumberland,
- tho county OF Hancock, passed TO its
third reading. ann, l..i atl
House bill No, l3S, to provide for tho
payment Of certain fec bills to witnesses
before the grand jury. Indefinitely post
ponet NHt
On leave, MIR. McCram introduced
House bill No. $50, q bill to prevent de-
PENDANTS from removing causes from be-
lore Justices to the County Court In ceF-
tain cases where the plaintiffs demand
does not exceed - dollars. Tho same gem
tlcmano obtained unanimous consent to dis
pense with the reference OF the bill to a
Committee. Tho bill was read the first
time aud ordered 10 second reading.
By Alr, Bell; House bill No. 26l, a bill
to amend and Te.enAct section IS oil chap.
ter l23 OF the acts oil 1928. Referred to
the Committee on Education.
| IS Az AIataR Nlrn tsafo lkh fNltaNp1kttys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
rhnI.lrn lnsnrnnrr Cente,t.

The compromise by which the Mutual
Iiiu Insurancn Company Of Now York has
suddenly solved its own difficulty is vir-
tually victory for Mr.. Winston and his
policy. As was announced not long
since, the Trustee, have aloptCd the
recommendation Of committee Of
their number consisting Of Governor
Rice, George ). Coe, William +,
Dodge, Samuel u. l'abcock, Martin later,
William A. llainCs and Frederick II, Cos
slit, all well.known business men,-to re-
duce the rates Of premium to all new and
old policy.holders Is per cent instead OF
pursuing further the plan Of iehatlng 20
per cont IN all new policies for two years,
Those who have accepted policies
bearing the latter rebate are cx.
ccpted from the benC9t Of this new
action, but will very likely have the op.
ton OF changing to the new scheme. This
action Of the committee of investigation
was unanimously arrived at by them, and
unanimously adopted by the -trustrcSat;
ter three hours discussion. In effect,
the trustees have come squareiy upon the
platform which President Winston put
forth seven years ago, and was then com.
PEELED to retreat from on account Of the
protests OF policy.hnlders. Here rs a
definite and considerable decrease in tho
nominal rate Of life insurance, baSel on
tho fact that the Mutual since its orvNnila'
ton has received from pOlicy.holder,
Sl66, $1,000, aud raid back Sin regular
course Of business" only $lOI, 10000.
Otcourse there may be no real re,iuc.
ton from the fact that in ull rnutual COM
panies the surplus reserve is redistrbuted
annually in dividends. II the Mutual's
receipts are less lis dividends to policy.
holders upon premiums will also be less
The question is whether, alter 10 per cent
reduction, the rates are still high enough
with the falling rate Of interest upon in
vestmcntS to assure the payment OF all
claims at maturity. The trustees Of the
Mutual 50 believe. The adrpi,neSs Of the
compromise and its legality are likely tc
sooth the opposition among the policy
holders aud put = stop 10 tho litigation by
which parties sought to blorS thu policy
put forth last autumn. ID r
The new policyiwili mcsl severe denun.
citation from rival companies. Some o
them will be Obliged to follow suit BY II
ducinG rates, rs.s -s,-,fa AZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

Probably few Of our readers are aware
Of the important geographical %PrS now
being prOsochtclih West Virginia we
allude 10 the physical and typographical
survey Of the state byN responsible pub.
fishing house In Philadelphia, whose en-
glnSOH have now nearly completed tho
work Assigned them, tho result being the
production Of Nsuperb new map oil the
State, showing a. slraEly rs tho host COP
per.plate engraving only can show, the
streams, mountains, county lines, railroads
and their stations, county seats and post
offices over our entire ARA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

By rtrtns u 4 dtSd q trust mad, By IlEr !
EehsIas lbd Alry V, his wife. % ne, tils4 II y
day q EthruI-y, 1873, and RECORDED 10 tha saI Z
The ClGTk q the Coqniy Court Of Ohio rOasiI, Va
Tlr1aIl, 10 Dad al Trust Book No u, iolns VI y
-, ! STALL Ssu II plblIe auction TO The hGA,,s w.
der, At the trOaI dow Of tie COar OGEs Of ''AeSs
y, Ia the Gtty q wheeling. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, ls7S,
ceaatpeibE alto e'eiock a. u, the iolIo'iai =
Saibed property to-Eir 4 part % The VI hsa eti
~ q EoS Ipd CAGpliat's addition 10 TIE A! 4
WheednE, situated Ga The eoShef Uesi oi CE1ftb
street aa4 Dorth q ,,Allsy Iueai!, tefahi'S Al "
solibeast cITper q sAii loI, ihenes ranh'Di aal
llOng The taEefu boundary u Sd 1t tiiC'h ID
the1cE TCstWIrdly In inc parallel VIII the Ngtsf1
boaRaIIJ q slH Ist ooe hIudr'd ard Ll'hI!4''
iest, IAenee SolthTar1ly With N Nllcy hiIfea ~
Ihenes elstE1rdly zoe hundrvd and IutniyAs' y,
viii The soutbsFa boundITy q Md lot 10 Ist P1H
hetanlnc hsing Tie Sahie prSisfly eosIs!d y =
Richards By JI9es CAnpbSu Ind site BY ded ~
llg d1ie he iSlA day o. SerSmhSr, S'1, and ftcsH
Ia Tie Csk's 0Ses st the Cogaiy Court d OaH c0'i'
y, IN Died Box Ne. 81, pEGe -,
IERN1 OF SALE-0be lholSInd d0lllD ol'ss =
ehlSe nooSy, @ a. muth more ~ The ParshtSd !.
elest, 10 hlh1. The b8hbSP 10 tUo equal ih'l!St..
PayIAla EX and tStlVS 1Outh' rtsPrttI't! lil't Y
d1Ie u als With Interest TIE dr.srrud nsaS ~.
bpeGrAl By deed Il trls; oa The property W. w
believed Eoad, bat NelIiaE ~ trsir shall ttI e
Tey ISeh ttis - vSst-d II ne By ,lld deei W
rs J. D.EWISu, Trusts
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ing their revision. Besides this, under
every section IL given all tue declsions In
West Virginia and Virginia, and, when
applicable, the eommonlaw decisions, and
slfthe adihdlcati6ns otthe Supreme Court
Of Dc initial States; Of Massachusetts,
CoHnscticul, New York, Illinois, Missouri
and tnuny other States. The notes are
critical and exhaustive; all tho lead:
ing cases are examined and cited The
text is correct, having been verified by
the original rolls and by notes hArmonIIed
with the constitution, so that with this
work anyone can find the statute Law as
Il now stands, what the Law has been, and
all the decisions constituting tho law
II IL a library Rnd digest Of decisions
in fact complete codiGcation, and Just what
many persons need. Great research, learn
| Ing and labor arc exhibited in the intricate
chapters Of our statutes, especially the
chapters on estates, limitations, Wills, evil
dences, frauds, fraudulent conveyaucing,
executions and judgment liens, III the
first tho doctrine Of uses and trusts, en-.
tails and limitations Of estates Is traced
through all their varions degrees. The
contradictory decisions on statute Of limi
tatlons are examined aud cited, All the
general ruleson evidence are given, though
sucClnctly, Tho statute OF frauds IL traced
to its originator, Lori Nottingham, al The
degrees Of Its progress noted, and lnnu'
meRble decisions explanatory thereof arc
given. The adludiCations on the subject
Of fraudulent conveyancing seem to be
exhaustive, and the useltlGd questions
arising undOr tho chapter on executions
whether tho tlerl facias is n lien after the
return day. is deliberately explored. The
annOtations Under homestead exemption,
show great diligence and an exceptional
familiarity with the reports Of other States
The chapters on criminal law, dover, d.
vorcc and dcscCnts, exhibit Rcritical exam
ination Of our legislation, with adjudica
tons and complete digest Of our decisions
and also a correct examination and anuly'
sis Of our legislation.
The annotatlons to our State Constitu
ton seem to be more numerous, critical
and elaborate than any other State Con
stitutlon, and constitutional question eat
scarcely arise upon which In this book au
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DIED.

.C1LEMA%-TueOAsy night, F,bnary q, 1879, at
ll1o "elcck, at the fcsideurS d h!s mother, No. %
TWenticth strye', J0SEru J. COLEMAN, III Ills Sl.I
The funeral Will take place from St. AiphOnsu,
Church, at . o'slceE thursday pOrulns. Friends d
the faulty ere invi,cl to attend without further DO
,IrV.
McMAlloS-At BenWOOi, ". Va, % wednesday
aqrnlns, February %, lsTS. 81 twenty minutes Oi
O'Clock, liARET h. sln vi. c. and Mary L. Mcmahon
asyNi years SmonlhS and y days
The remains will be COnveyel to Grafton, ". Va,
for ini@msH;, leaving GsHvOod this Thursday even.
inS on the O'clCCS train.
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piled aud GnnStsied by John =. KiIy sad pub
itAhci by ". Gilbert, 81, L,aiL
This is work which has been wanted
for many years, aud has deServeily 70.
ceived from the bench and bar testimo.
mails Of the highest appreciation. The
Judges OF our Supreme Court state that Il
is "invalnable and superior In its plan
and thoroughnesS to anything of the kind
in Virginia or this State"
Judges Melvin and Camden reganl the
work as Of the highest value: and Gov.
ernor Mathews says: at Is work Of very
great value, well arranged aud accurate;
of great use to all State and county otfi.
GERS, and Indispensable to West Virginia.
lawyers"
Amongst the many testimonials received
from prominent lawyers, one OF them
states to be work OF soelt diligence
and labor and indispensable to State and
county officers and lawyers, .Nuothrr
that It meets y long ielt want, and the
gratitude OF all will b. expressed 10 the
author aud publisher" Aaoshcr TIN, Il,
is critical, accurate aal exhauuivc.''
In this compilation all the statute laws
OF West Virginia arN alphabetically AZ
ranged, constituting Sll rhaRers, and
iron the preface Il l. atlsiaetotiiy learned
why this plan WAS adopted, Besides con,
tanning everything in the cole Ot lSS
with all the ameadmsats and chaaSyS
thereto properly located, Il rousaias thif,r
i've chapters Of general and permanent
laws subsequently, enAe;r>l. aunNnsS, which
an the chapters "a Advertisements
Banks, HOads municipal and eoyPora.S',
Rooms auG Dams peAi, Duub anil Rliut
Institutes, Exemptions, Homsslsa,ls, ln
migration, Inspection Ut oil aad an III,
enaetmentS relating 10 Railroads, Relpl
lion. RoNls and Taxes llWM eoulala al
the laws passed. At the pNssai session o
tho Legislature
.Atths head Of every CHAPTER, apduudSr
every section istSani the his;oyy OF tn,
Law on thar subject showing is Origip, III,
limeit was Diet la,rOdlcsS iHln Virgins
When taken itOa N1rsiaia. aud lie Osiigir
in Eaglaua, Aal w6ca III v;nSiua Law
was IakSa thSptrOG, Ats the iSPEt o
the Revisor oilSEN, SiviaS the aAason,
Tor their action aad als, al eo,ss refer
eaSNs Tho gOrs pSSssab AslaS nov b
fpNsc, then by nNges shows. AZ rSsuSes
witch hare taken PlaSe; 'hs diaSNatS
and taeatlty be,NeSnihe C,ste " ISIS AM
the Code Of Nivsin6; the mpsrtS Of the ~
vtsoFs who revised the Ntreiais Csle, Sp,l
iheSces Of tbs HaSltsA Parliament ICON
Ehth those Uvsors drw lsrNly il ask