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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Hanged

brace of New Mexican murderers Charles
Williams and Louis A. Gaines, were hanged at
Silver City, New Mexico, on the 21st inst.
Williams SAID that his name was assumed, but
refused to reveal his true one. Both criminals
died game
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
-N1!ltN g.-t-Ep ~ q. -,
work Of the Flame,

ns cost t. the s Sss1m Co., s aad.
mated in: the rope-walk,. and the, principal
damage was done 70 cordage. A good deal of
valuable machinery was also consumed. Cause
an oyerworked engine, which produced combus-
ton by friction. .s1.s is,s..as,,.s.a r3 .>->a,,
The three-masted schooner FELTON, ;Bgnt,
laden with kerosene oil and liaphtha, was
burned id ,Greenport Harbor, Long. Island, on
the 18th inst: ;, She was scuttled and sank as
low as the bunyant character OF. her cargo would
permit, but burned all day. The heat was .in.
tense. The loss about $780, ,ooo; partially Rih-
sured.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
An incendiary fire at Edinburgh, Clarion

An incendiary fire at Edinburgh, Clarion
county, Pa, on the 22d inst, destroyed sixteen
business houses. Loss $15, 200.
The Hollingsworth paper mill at East Wal
pole, Mass, was destroyed by fire early on the
morning of the 22d inst. Loss estimated at
$75, 900; insured for two-thirds.
The satinet mill of B. F. Larned, at Auburn,
n: y, burned out on the 21st inst. Loss $780,
600; insured for $4,000. =.
Two twenty-five thousand barrel oil-tanks
near Dallas City, Pa, were struck by lightning
on the 10Th inst, and are now burning.
The woolen mills at Newcastle. Ontario, burn
ed on the 18th inst. Loss $50, 900; insurance
500. 600. -
r. At Glendale, O., on the 18th instant, fire
caused a loss of 20,OO0; insurance 1000.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul shops
at Savanna, Ill.,, were reduced to ashes on the
18th instant. Loss $4,000.
The largest Touring mill in st. Louis-the
jaeger burned on the 18th inst. Loss $25, 600;
fully insured.
Empire Oil works, Long Island, were dam
aged by fire 10 the extent Of 100000 on the 18th
inst.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Killed by an Elevator.

A falling elevator at the Sandusky, O., wheel
works crushed a man and boy, who were
passing under it, to death, manging their
e ef0 - astfully. There were sixteen persons on
go, only two of whom were injured
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
A Fatal Ci08r.

While Miss Lille Natter, aged 1S, was walk
ing with a gentleman near Mount Joy, Pa, on
the 10th inst, spark from his cigar set fire to
her dress and the girl was fatally burned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25

Six men while partabing of a watermelon in
Falls county, 1exas, recently, suddenly died.
1t is supposed Paris green used to kill insects
was the cause
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Daring RObberies.

The residence of Gen. Schramm. at Cour-
nenve. near Saint Denis, France, has been rob-
| bed Of valuables worth fl4OOO,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
EOreign,

LIVERPOOL, August 21--2:30 P. M.--Wheat--
ssteadyaad dunqhanged; balance drn n!sss i 4 II
LpSbqE. & August AZ 1880 + =IiYeipool
wheat market opens steady avera aga California
at 8s 8d@9s 10d; floating cargoes slow; on pas
sage not much demand.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
The CrODS.

Returns to the department of agriculture
since August I show an increase in the condi-
ton Of cotton compared with July. The present
average condition for the whole country is 1O2;
general average of the corn crop August /, 98
against 100 July /. The condition of spring
wheat is SO, against 81 last year. The early
months were very dry and the rains which came
were too late to restore the loss. California and
Oregon report the highest condition since seve-
raj years.. Tobacco shows a general average
for the whole country of 86.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Plngue.StriCkell.
Death i'm the Melon.

Cholera is raging in village near Turin Sew
erin, in Roumania, causing an average fifteen
deaths daily.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Mortuary.,.'
lN ~ 4

Hon. Lin Bartholomew, of Schuylkill county,
Pa, dropped dead OF heart disease, at Atlantic
City, N. J., on the 22d instant. -, ,;@ -,.,.,st
Mrs. Charles Keen, one Of the most distin-
guished Of English actresses, and the widow of
the. famous actor, died in: London On the 22d
instant: She was born in 1906. .r"t"
The Hon. james Alexander Seddenflied athis
residence IN Gooshland county, Va, onsthe 18th
inst. aged IS years. He represented that dis
trict. in the 29th and SD congress, defeating
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
:lNilwalIkee.

CO MILWAUKEE, August 800 P. M.-Flour- !
Very quiet but. steady. ,Wheat-Aetive and
higher; No. I cash at 931 No. 2 at 91slc; No.
5 at SIC: No. at Tic; seller October ats9056e
seller September at 89s4c. Corn-FFm and
higher; No. . cash at 404c. Oats Higher
ats2GAc Borley-Firm at 1870. Rye-Higherl
at e3c. Pork-2zsteady and strong at $17.00 for,
cash. Lald-Firm at $7.35 for cash. Hogs
Strong at $4.8O@5.2O.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Stranded for Consniracv.

' strangled for Conspiracy.
lady of the Sultan's harem who took refuge
IN the British embassy at Constantinople, and
was subsequently surrendered, has been
strangled as an accomplice in the palace con-
spiracy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25


Ole Bull, the violinist, died at Bergen. Nor
way, on the 18th instant.
Prof. Samuel A. Neale, member of IT, facul-
ty of Avery college, Allegheny City, Pa, died at
Frederick, Nd, on the 18th inst, aged IS years.
En- Gov. Helschel V. johnson died at his res
!dence in Jefferson county, Ga, on the 18th
inst, aged 63 years.
Templarisln.
The grand review and parade of knights
Templar in attendance at the triennial conclave
of that order, at Chicago, took place on the
18th, and was brilliant spectacle. Fully twen-
ty thousand knights were in line, the process
sion being over five miles long. Chicago was
handsomely decorated on the OCCASION, and a
general holiday was observed.
In the competition for the drill prizes the
Rapier Commandery, of Indianapolis, took the
first prize, the De NIolai Commandery, of
Louisville, was given the second prize, and the
third prize was awarded t. the Reed Com
mandery No. 6, of Dayton, o.
The following officers were elected by the
triennial conclave: Benjamin Dean, of Boston,
most eminent grand master; R. f. Withers, of
Alexandria. Va, deputy grand master; Charles
Roome, of New York, grand generalissimo; John
H. S. Gown, of lebanon Pa, grand ca ptain
general; Judge Hugh McCardy, of Corunna,
Mich, grand senior warden;. VIM. Larue
Thomas, Of Danville, KY, grand Junior warden;
John W. Simons, of New York, grand treasurer;
Theodore S. Parvin, of Iowa City, grand re-
corder.
Drowned.
Six Lyons actors were drowned by the upset.
ting of their boat on Lake Bourgel, in the
French provinces, during recent storm
The second mate and ten natives were lost from
the Egyptian steamer Jeddah.
Robert Wilkes, wholesale jeWelcr of Toron-
to, his daughter Florence, aged Is, aud his son
BERTHE, aged IL, drowned at Sturgeon Point.
Lake Ontario, on the 10th inst. Florence and
Bertie were bathing, and the boy getting out
beyond his depth, the father, who was IN boat,
jumped out to save him. The daughter also
went to the rescue and all were drowned.
Floods swept down the glen of Glendore,
County Donegal. OH the 10th inst, flooding
church at Commiencn and drowning number
of persons who were carried away by the rush
Of water. Eleven persons are missing. Five
bodies had been recovered at last accounts.
John C. Taylor. secretary of the Masonic
Mutual Relief association Of Western Massa-
chusetts, and wife were drowned in Connecticut
river on the 10th. Mrs. Taylor ]eaped from the
boat containing her husband and two other
men. Her husband sprang after her, and be-
ing unable to swim 10th were lost.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
I5,siS
Cllica3Q.l

CHICAGO, August 21-1:so F. M.-Wheat-
Strong, hi CHER and unsettled; at s9c for cash;
89s4c for seller Septembcr;. 90z1c for seller Oc-
tober. Corn-Strong and higher; closed easy
at401ac for cash and seller September; 4119c
for seller October. Oats s7-Strong and higher
at 1870 for cash and seller September; 271sc
for seller October. Rye-At 75c.- BaIley-At
76c. Whisky-At $1.09. Pork-Srong and
higher at $f7.12 for seller. August and Septem-
Der; $17.0O fol. seller October. Lard-Shonger
at $500 for cash; $8.22115 for seller September;
4s8,32% for seller October. Hogs Receipts H.
$50. catt7eMReceipts ,1 head ;' active; e; 'e eSe
tras at $4.s0@5.06; shipping at $4.O0@4.7O;
butchers at s2,30@3.40; grass Texans at $3.50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
THE MARKETS.
Reported by The CHANDLER BROWN Co., CommiE-
sion Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
New York.


New YORK, August 21--3:OO P. M.-Flour-
Without quotable change; receipts 1857 bbls;
round hoop Ohio at S4.20@5.25; choice do at
$5.10@6.00; superfine western at So. 3.40@4.00;
common to good extra do at S3 9O@4.35; choice
do at $4.4O@6.25; choice white wheat do at $4.25
@6.25. Wheat -11l@24c better; fairly active in
speculative trades; sales 10000 bus No. ! white
seller September at $1:072; so, 600 bus do seller
October at $1.08; $4,000 bus No. 2 red seller
September at 1.0s113 1.08Hl; $4,000 bus do
seller October at $1.O91a@1.09M. Comic
better; fairly active: mixed western spot at
50I@514c. . Oats--Decidedly firmer; western
at 39@40c. Beef STEADY; trade quiet; new
plain mess at $3.50; new extra do at $1,000.
Pork -Firner and quiet; new mess at $1,000.
Lard-Hlgher and firm; steam rendered at
$8.4219. Butter-Quiet and firm; fair demand;
Ohio at 14@25c. Cheese Strong at 715@124c
for. poor to- fancy. sugar-Firm and quiet.
Moiasses-Quiet and steady. Petroleum-Firm;
moderate inquiry. Rice=-Quiet and steady.
Coffee Quiet and weak. Freights-Duil.
Spirits of Tmpentine Strong at 7115c Rosin
Firm at $1.45@1.50. Tallow-Steady at 63s
@6Ic for western. Eggs-zFirm at 16@17c for
fart choice.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Disastrous Floods.

Recent heavy rains have caused the overflow
of the rivers in Silesia, east and west Prussia,
and Posen, and the wheat, rye and potato crops
in those provinces have been almost totally des-
troyed. ; Railway and river embankments and
bridges have been swept away. Itwillneed the
GUS famine in the regions named. 49,
.us Disastrous floods arc reported from the Ger
man provinces. Not only has Silesia suffered
terribly, but also cast and west Prussia. The
harvest is almost totally destroyed. In some
districts it rained necessarily for three weeks.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
Death ON the Rail.

A passenger train on the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia road, was thrown from
the track at Armstrong creek, about seven
miles east of Knoxville, Tenn.,, caused by a
washout.' The engine, tender, baggage and
postal cars, and two passenger; coaches we're
badly wrecked. Mary Battle, aged years, was
killed and a number were wounded.
A collision occurred on the 18th inst. on the
railway near Vichy, France, in which nine per-
sons were injured. A train also ran off the
track Oh the Tarascon and Celia railway on the
same day. The stoker was killed, and several
persons were injured. '1.-.,-..,.',.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
TOHN KENT,

From his new Grocery Store at RAMSEY, sup
plies the surrounding community with ever "
thing needed in his line OF trade. Goods first
class. Prices low. Give me call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25

w H. ADAMS,
w PLASTERER. BRICK MASON,
AND CALCIMINER, Austin, Mnn.
Patronage solicited. Work done promptly
and satisfactorily. Orders may be left at G.
a. Hume's hardware store, Sly
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16

tru1 IN. Nru OF SUI
Gen. WiIhsu ". SsIkns-. WIN
was Sss-s-E-v NJ Va II t1-Eu1' e
Calumet. suu-nsrhe6 8 group NJ
Feia-Hl officials and others vbr
vert engaged II discussing The
nomination II nns n The -Hums NJ
1hs Tinted S1H-es Pos Ofics KD6
Court SnnsA. and SAID II 8 hEn1s--
inr t1Ds Ell. nDrs, v-hKs's 1tIt
msrss-l E1r dDrf sean vs-r nv
IN "Nn.' replied me ns ne
uumNs-. Eve K-s vEurinr n laE-1
something snouI t7E-hala. ID v1I
know Nm Genera =
Yes he e 1bs ms c1--uu;
MAI II America Re voui6 ss-ex
bssrHT 8 livery 70 ss-vs TIE 6eri
m The beK-s-< Ord Dnf knuv
whether q smile NJ ~ lo1k sut,s-.
t7sn. SalknEI mHu11ned pnhhc-
v that nDs a. the 10vE 5sinrRann,
vbo supported SiHina. bA6 tals-
e-xphs5 him Rs follows sCunk-
hnc ms name the E-es1esr affnr7 q,
ms his. and we have nominated
Garfield
sen SeIknKp -spie6- Yes
And vnn have mRit rhs r-sEtss-
mistake uf vnu- life
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16

used principally, a: present, in
saving railway ties, and = single
cutter single saw. II is the in
,ention, before long, 70 put in
another single saw. The mil
power is furnished by portable
steam engine. A large, neat and
commoiioOs honSe furnishes am
ple ADMINISTRATIONS for the men
who Sre st work in the mill or in
setting cat cedar. etc, the force
q men numbering over thirty,
Souae private residences are Heins
crested for some Ot the married
employees ,The circular sac has
been IN operation for some time.
hat the sAipSle SS~ WAS started
IS, Saturday fov the first time
The location q both places y
pleasant, TIE country adjacent
sod. umSer plentiful and ere Ne
Reve thai both enterprises VIII be
paving o9aS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16
sen. CARRIED Is Inf, for Prcsi6tu1.

pom ehs SrHns~-7eirunr
rnfrcuo8telv. zen Garfield .
compromised " The revelations a.
ms corruption, Io5 especially ~
ths prof that Re was h-5hei *
OSSeS Anes with CIioa Pacific
shK-ss ana that be was psrty -
8 cheating contract of the Shep-
herd Eng. TOO seriously - make
i possible far Ds - regard hin r.
s nan of vu-s chLrSsts-. from
whom J; might Ne hopea, thai r.
President hi< administration voIi3
have hiCh nora tone.
The personal corruption ~ winch
rhs Republican candidate i1- Pres
iisut ms been proved guilty.. ED5
the iu1b-Kciar a. lbt cED5iiS-s
f1- TIcs-F-esiiHui II TIE hRsesi
s1-f NJ machine F'nlirics. ED5 esqac-
iKnr ne m1si uns--u1nloGs r-LHic
wa TKmmEuy. % nj seen -
t-ouhls ut 2spuhbcLns very
upcn.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16

nv plain duty 20 suspend the Of
ficer in question and to make the
nominations now before the Senate,
in order that this important office
NAV be honestly and efficiently ad-
miniSierei."
In order that the custom laws
might he faithfully executed, Mr..
Raves found himself compelled,
by 8 deep sense Of duty TO remove
Chester \. Arthur.
In order ihsi The Custom House
might he efficiently managed, Mr..
HAYES regarded it s. his plain du-
" II remove Chester \. Arthur.
In order that the Office might be
honestly administered, he felt oblis-
FL % remove Chester A, Arthur.
In Mr.. HSyes' view, The Co,lec-
tor ~ the Por; of New York vas
neither 8 faithful, 8 competent,
nor sn honest ofhoer of the Gov
eminent
What was JShn Sherm&n's opin-
ion a. Gen. Arthur 81 that time ?
In s letter - Hayes dated Jan.
- 1879. NJ, Sherman said;
IF, - secnrs the removal q sn
stFi>er, j; = necessary - establish
he SciGN commission q crime
hy r1oofs demanded IN coprtS q
iu<iica. ihen il i clear thsi the
Csc against Mr.. Arthur j. not
rasse opt. especially i lis answer
i hsli - Re conclusive without
resSrooce - TIE proofs % TIE pce-
liz E-ecoriS and rendered - TIE
aanrittee Sn5 the Senate Bal
Il j. X - Ne hels that, - proScrs
TIE removal - Mr.. Arthur, il >
snScient u reasonably establish
that craSS &AaSss 81 administration
have cartiurei &na increased anrlnS
his ioccnheDcy; that many persons
hxvs heen regularly paid % ne rolls
who rendered Ettls ~ - service ;
that the expenses ~ rs oehcs have
increased. While collections have
hee1 diminishing that hrShsS Or
s-xtrtiiisS u TIE SSns oRtCrs 81
sr5hsS bare been received ~ ms
sGharii1ktss u several branches a.
IRE CnSeom HaDss that efforts -
correct these &hnses have %; net
ms support, and tbsi he hsS DOT
gwen - TIE 5uIiss ~ The ofhcs ne
requisite diligence kos attention.
fhsn il j. Submitted that The ease
i rnSis ont Tins form a. proot
The department : prepared - sub
nit
II short Tahn Sherman claimed
- have p-aof u possession that
Chester A. Arthur was either foal,
incapable a. watching TIE there's
whom Re cherished il rs ofhcs, ~
-ssck' Vho vinkei 81 their crimes
Indeed. be plxiu'v insirutte5 thai
nothing except The AETNA lecai
evidence II Arthur's cr@niosliiy
vss wanted - PIT that of5ciG into
prism Instead ~ iu-o Retirement
What 8 qualification il ms; r.
- tSen. Arthrr and - rs Dhrr
warn friends - Soi this vsry
sane John Sherman sod Ru;her-
fort 3. HAYES DoE snpportinc hin
for Vlce-Pres55e-t u tos United
S1Siss
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16

even vet that the rule has been
shrogated. They are still in bond
dage, not TO Chandler, but 20 the
stalwartism in the name Of which
he conjured and the hide-hound
pSrtisauship he taught When the
party leaders take snuff they
Sneeze snd viii probably continue
20 10 50 10 the eni ~ the chapter.
Conking took their measure with
perfect accuracy.
Their course in the Chicago
convention shows this very plainly.
They went into the convention
with Blaine for their frsi choice
and Grant for their second. Bat
the moment they saw the wind
shifting and the Garfield craft
pnshinc before !, they FASTENED n
set in is wake. jost s. Conklinc
predicted. They would have done
the same hAi any other dark horse
been selected.
ItsSvcs candidates and politicians
. world q tronh,e 70 have one Re
publican State which can Algsys
I've counted on 70 hSve no mind az
is own: md In TIE future they
vii. doubtless. AVA themselves of
THE knowledge they bare gained.
IL VII save then. 90, GOOD deal
in the 6istribuiiou of ofS-eS- i
j. idle - waste hrs'-clsS> positions
on the party in q State that can he
caDntei On IN Suy event, when
there are - many which can only
Ne hels Nv The most generous hher-
Slitv. Ohm. for INSANE, cSn only
ne kent in the traces Il 81 al hy
TIE Svpointrnen; a. 81 The Earkinc
Republicans - positions il vii
he extremely fortunate, therefore,
fa- Ga-heli-if ne shonli ever
ne electes-Rs Il has heea for
HAYES. that the Michigan ReQnh-
b-Sns chn ne PIT a.. - n - leave
TIE hons share far OHIO.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16
"Wednesday, ,h,ss Is, 1859.


The following vessels we're lNss'
ell with ce,iSr posts telegraph
piles SRI cedar railway ties dn'
ring the past week " two;
Skn>ner =. Y, Avery, from ;hS
oatlet ~ Grand Lake t. CaScSSo
with 400 rSilWSy ties snd $50,
CESAR pests shipped BY r F. Star
NSrSs.
SHAVER +. VI. Por,h. froya the
ousSet u Grand Lake - CaSoSSA
with 1900 posts shipped by Hol'
ton & McHSa
ScAoaaer SSylSrS, from TIE east
sAooe ~ A'peoS township ~ Or
eSeA giiA 6.SNa railway ties ship
PEA ~ Eol,oa & MsRse
ScAaoosr NORTH Cape, tran A.
pea& - CAiosSa, With $500 -sil-
wSv tisS ans 500 telegraph poleS
sAsrces ~ Bo,tos + Mesa
SrAaaae- Fame. frAra NS>snsSs
Is cascara WITH 6Sca rssl~sy ;ies
and 5000 ceaS- posts shipped ~
SSNo1 ( NcHSs-
ScoW uS2r& tVo>a Misery Ssy
- Detroit, With Sono cei&- Posts
SSr9ea ~ 7, : MooSSA&,.
Saw Louisa. f-S-a MIss-y Ray
- cAioSca viii lo.Noo ceas- posts
SHIPPED ~ ?. :, Monaghan.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16
>-henl Illumination.

Ora sxSzninSsioas a. TIE sewers
ScsaoAS IL tSs osSy, w. ne hela g
SSlc~ss
Nanasy. lane 2ls;, ? A "
Cs1pAsNvins, MIS- Richardson.
Monday Sssa-aao1, Second W&-a
Ms Sack.
Taesasy Do-o;ae. -Ai-i Ward,
So sas $tA grades : |. ESn-
Tosssty afternoon. TAi-i W&-3,
IS; sns - grades Mss Sp-stt-
>NesoessSy no-oins. Csrt-k,
Buas5ac, Is, sn5 - Srs5eS MIS-
H&-re-. 81 grade, Mis- F-sntis<-
Wednesday &Fts-Daon, stA &a3
StA grades Miss Se,6sk,
Tu-~isy morning, S;h grade
Ms Richardson, Oh grade, Ms
Shannon.
Thu-sssy afternoon, 6tA koi III
g-sssS Miss psios-
Friday morning. High Sohoa,
ara Grammar Department
FrSixv afternoon TIE Standing :.
the prqilS W.. Ne -ssi, and re-tih-
c&tss ot TIE vex-'v work ST he
,---,-.as -Ss .xs-rSrk-S,u< ~
close Wich rhetorical exercises,
Those Interested y " QnAhc
sesoals sc maSj respectfully iIvii-
e. = xtsao1 this k1uuA sxEuiBS-
Inn.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-16
Improvements in Allcns Township.
KRA-vnNs nncx.


AtESs month ~ Long Lake ou;-
let uu Lake En-or. EDa psG-av
ss-aRsa Il Mi55ls Island, 0Evli
R-xfaor bKs huil; 8 suSsaSuciS
leokins 6ank INTO khoRi twelve NJ
fourteen feet n wAfs-. A 8En
hss been Susl1 As-oSS re ourist
cloS ~ 1bs l&sb- XD5 IRE v&ss-
rxises - - - NJ sdns ssr fesi
shove Lake Eu-oI, a SHIRT Dis
sSncs hack from the f-s1 GAN =
EDothsr aSn vA.ich hKnSs II sbs
cuIles WAITS snnt eight feAt
The ponds mace ~ he rvo dams
are covered v-iSh ssE iac< hsiane-
sns = Z q Aver, Hn5 PISS KD5
-xa%sv ties haianTins y DAVID
S-StsaI. heslis< vhisA there Il q
lx-cs KDcuuS of lacs kD5 -ies m
The scream inr considerable di~-
tsncs I'D. The sno1nf n lhcs
We; remaining on the RIVER < -
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