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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04

by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
i Ar THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAk1
AND NINTH STREETS, WITHIN FEW SIEnS
OF THE PROPOSED GRAND UNION DbPOI,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF lne
heirs of he late owner, VIII sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1881,
n, ~ O'clock o. NJ. the PROPERTY situated as
above II embraces the stables of Messrs. a. W.
CARRIER & co ano the foundry of W. l.. Cox-ironts
street 100 feet. - 49,, ,t
This properly is situated IN the centre OF he bust
ness part OF city, close by the prOposed sue OF he
Ifnior passenger Depot, and has almost unlimited
prospects for Improvement asa location Tor many
purposes.
ie4 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
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DfAsrAsE. which is necessary TO the digestion OF
farinaceous food, is lacking In tooth'ess inIan's
hence the gres, mortality where they are ied upon
the So called old fashioned foods. To meet this
want in rearing handled children, MELLIN's FOOD
has been PREPARED and Is now thoroughly establish
ed as the best nutriment for infants aud inyaids
ever known. All druggists and grocers have It,.
Price, rs cents. T. METcALF Co, Boston,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Roll Of Honor. The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools this week:
School 80. 2--Garland Burnett, Dannie
Brodnax, Willie Crooks, James Mum. Rose
Dernin, Fannie Foster, Cora Green, Grace
Hail. Lizzie Hewlett, Nellie Leonard, Rose
MeCulioch.
School No. 3-Addie Leonard
School No.3 Bette Giarbcr, Carrie Will
liams, Henry Buel.
Primary Fischer, Katie McCul.
Tough. Ella Powers, Maggie Brown, Birdie
Farrer, Florence Leonard, Minnie Naug hap,
Willie Biankenship, While Bollar, Willie
Owens, james Plsnz, Charlie Root, Robbie
Topham, Douglas Sharp.
n Brief Hems.--At the Coloxed High school
bis week the following pupils Distinguish.
% themselves: Julia BuDdy, Lille Neon,
Junius Mosby.
The j. IL. s. LyceHm elected the follow.
Ing officers for the ensuing term: j. w.
Owen, president; j. l.. Rogers, vice. presi-
dent; s. X. Richards. secretary; A. b.
MeCrone, treasurer; j. w. Owens, j. r.
Bradley, and w. b. Beatty, trustees.
The work OF repairing the pavement on
lower Hull street has been completed.
The merchants Of Manchester will close
tneir places OF business every evening, with
the exception OF Saturday, at 8 O'Clock
through the months OF June, july, and Au.
gust. This regulation went into effect YES.
ferdiy.
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by Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

BY Frank ID. Hill N Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
FXECUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
IL HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING AND a
NUMBER of VACANT LOTS ALBUMIN UN
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD AND
TWENTIETH sTREETs.-By virtue OF decree
pronounced by the Cbancerv Court OF the Guy or
Kjcbmond on the 2Oih Of November. 1873, In he
sniff OF johnson ct ais rs. Greanor's executor,
Will sell at pub ic auction, on the premises, gu
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15, 1881,
al 81 o'clock p. NJ, The VERY DESIRABLE AND
COMMODlOUS BRICK DWELLING located as
described above, the residence OF the tate Wiliiah
Grc1nor. - ~ r,,,rr
Immediately after the sale Of the house, THREE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting 20 Dy
l36 1912 feet on Broad street. and adjoining Inc
residence on the west. and SEVERAL LUTS 'front.'
ing on Twentieth str, ct, will be offered.
The dwelling contains ten or twelve rooms ana
Is now In very good condition.. The usual out'puld.
rs on the place. and neyer-failing spriLg oil good
wafer.
plat OF the property. In the hands or the auc-
iloneers win he exhibited TO parties desiring 10
purchase.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance In one. two.
and three years with per cent interest added anu
lite retained until the purchase money ~ pad III
full JOIN ENnthS,
Executor of WillIsn GreanoI's estate:
FRANK ID. hill K CO.. AuctioGeers. )e 4
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+ Baseball Oi.uB Rk5s @ iNizEp.-- Inc kicn s
r,ond BASEBALL Club has been reerganized
With the following officers : President, II. u
Roscben; v4ce-President. Carl Nash Urea e.,
amer. William woodrun; Secretary r. ".
S,inprich. The Club Will consist OF the
following members: Anderson, centre
f,eld: Gtinn, catcher; Boschen. pitcher !;
~. Hanktns. first base; ii. Hsnkins, 'eit
feld: Nash, short stop; Gipprich, second
bsse: WOODROW, third base; Beasley, r'ght
acid: n. Schad, scorer.
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BY W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY VALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
Eighth STREETS.-By virtue Of decree OF the
Chaucery Court of The city Of Richmond entered on
the 18th of MAY. 1881 IN the case of Coxs executor
rs. Cabell. &c, we. the undersigned, VINO we're
thereby appointed special commits toner's. VIII Oner
for sale, al public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9. 1851,
at & O'Clock z. NJ. that truly VALUABLE LOT To-
Gated as above fronting about fifty feet. more or less
on the nor II line of h or Main stree. running back
1873 feet more or less, to an alley IN common 20 ieet
wide. and being the same lot on which Tor more than
twenty wears stood the caTpenler-shOp OF Mr. W. III.
West. This Is regarded Is one amongst the most
valuable uuimprOved lots now on the market on
Main street. It's size makes II peculiarly valuable
for a large wholesale store or a public buildnR,
such rs an Operahouse, cOucert nall, academy or
music. or the like.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at one, TWO,
ard three wears for negotiable notes, Interest half
yearly secured b. deed OF trust or All cds, At the
option OF the purchaser.
Special attention OF capitalists caedtO this sale
i. x. GRATTAN,
N. q. CANNON,
NJ. VI GILLIAN,
Special Con- miss iOners.
POSTPONEMENT.
The foregoing sale, b. reason Of the rain, was
POSTPONED till
TUESDAY MKT, JUNE IRA,
~ l O'Clock L. VI on the premises.
io4 TIE COMMIS>IONER-.
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ALL THE POPULAR MINERAL WATERS at
SCIQN'S.
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FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.

A GREAT Rus on scHGS's FOUNTAIN ever!
day,
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ERECTION or OFFICERS. AT staleo Cole
...s,,on a. Richmond Royal Arch Cnap-
snu s'ssS ~ Masons, Hall Thursday evening.
., v.n ne "a the following officers were elected
ss ".s shc ensuing term: Alexander pics'
r,rh m nr,esi; j. 5. Moore, kioe; II. W. r.
Scrihcrn. scribe; X. II. Duesberry, Urea
s~.",. george r. Keesee. secretary; u. i.
Tsscbyre. captain Of host; r, G. Fletcher,
sss,rc;psI soiourner; w. s. Murray, royal
srch captaiu; Il. r. Howard. master thire
vail. IF. Riddsck, master second vai!; Z.
p Walker, master first vail; W. T.. Jonn'
son. isnitor; W. j. Gentry, Jones A. U.ey'
r. T. Reynolds, N. Lo'erzo, ana d. Ds'"
rue. stewards committee.
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by II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent snd Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets
THAT COMFORTABLE NEW TWO
STORY FEAME DWELLING ON THE EAST
SIDE or BELVIDERE NEAR HIGH STREET,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF NJ. MnLII,
ESQ FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-l viii offer for
sale at public auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE 2. 1881,
al 81 O'Clock j. NJ. that NEW FRAME DWELL
ING as above described, Just completed containing
FIVE OOms. 49,.
The lot fronts on the east side Of Beyldere street
20 6-12x100 feet.
TERMS: One third cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. with Interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account of inclemsncy OF weather
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1881,
nj same hour. 1e
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InE. aRoEss Aso sosT oosrIY sopA.FouS.
3AiS y fcBGk'g.
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To KEEP COOL, 60 to sCHGN's and get his de-
lIQhtful SODA LEMONADE.
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MR.. o. +. BRESEE WILL SELL AT
WI PUBLIC AUCTION ON
JUNE Sru,
al his stock-farm. ROSE Hii.f.." Orange cpuaiy
Va, some 10 HEAD OF PURE BRED liierd Book
SHORT HORNS.
station, virginia Midland railroad
Colonel l.. L. MINOR, Of Paris KY, will conduct
the sale.
v. n. BREsEt Sons.
my 27-,d Baltimore, Nd.
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ny r. y. Chass Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers'
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTlON SALE OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
No. s2s NORTH FOURTH STREET,
CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS AND MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS;
DETACHED KITCHEN, AND STABLE AND
CABRIAGE.H HOUSE ON LOT. AND
CULvERT CONNECTIONS.
At the request OF the owner we will sell at pubic
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE D, 1881,
at o'clock, the above described property irontlpg
on the east side of Fourth street feet and extend
ing hack 40 feet 10 paved alley. THIS Is nice
neighborhood, and this sale offers an opportunity 10
secure desirable and com Portable home, convenient
TO business, MAJ ket. and chui ches.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance IN SIX, we've
aud eighteen months. six per cent. interest auoe"'
ie4 r. b. CHAFFIN x co.
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V'O BUILDERS-OL BRICKS, JOiSTS,
Il RAFTERS. FLOORING, &c. Al AUCTION.
On
MONDAY, JUNE Cru.
al o O'Clock A. NJ, We will SELL upoa the premises
on Walnut alley between fifteenth aud seventies nth
streets al the site Of Me Adamss old soap-fscory,
about rs 900 OLD BRICKS, qusniiiN II HEART
JOiSr~, FLOORING. sc. Also, nambsI of very
large IRON KETTLES, sc.
The sale Is worthy the attention Of halljels.
TERMS; Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fa2
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by Tarmsn Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ipl6 Main street.

1915 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sTORY
FRAMED HOUSE NO NO. 2s ,, wks .set LSsY 70
the UNDERMINED. bearing date on me u,oh,nnrt
1877, and recorded IN The clerks ONCE o. msnmonn
by auction Jbeing required so 70 DO by the eenencia
~" y" SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1881,
on the rremises at @ O'Clock =. NJ, THAT certain
JnT OF GR0iISp. with the improvements there
on q part OF Lot No o. in Prices additon. N ". ,he
city Of Richmond. fronting 80 f.et on tne sue
Of Leigh street near Adams street, ana funninE
bxk i50 feet betw cen parallel lines 10 an alley In
the rear feet wide.- The house has siore-front
sTyRMs: ash as 10 expenses OF sale aud note OF
$500, with interest from MAY 2, 1877; balance "
any, as announced al J sse JOHNS, Jn., Trustee
FuRMAN TUPPER. Auclioneer. nv 90
BY Frank ID. Hin a Co.,
Real Estate Auclioncers,
11OS Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TION OF NICE BRICK DWELLING 20.
decree Of Ricbmond Chancerv Court in suit Of
Dewitt rs Dewitt et ais. 26ih April 1877, the
pointed will sell upon the premises located as above
THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 1881. ~. r..
at O'Clock z. NJ the property described ~ SAL, SAG
DWELLING No. Clio north Sixth street, between
Leigh ana streets, containing eight rooms; trlck
kitcnen four rooms; bath room gaS ID every 70 DID,
Acxc. The lot fronts on the west side OF Sixlh
street 40 feet. with depth OF $50 feet 10 WIDE
si,ey The neghboIhoOd Is excellent. ard the loca-
ton being central. this property should atlfac, at
tention. The house Is now rented 20 Mr.. r. Z. HOW
ard. , l., -
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, q per cent. interest
added and title retained until The Iurchas,e,.
IL Maid IN fnIl. T.. FONTAINE DEWITT,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL CO., Aucioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account OF the weather to
SATURDAY, JUNE Am,
NJ same hour. FRANK ID. HILL CO.,
10 q AuctiOneers.
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~ Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
l016 Main street.


l016 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLE BUILDING LOTS On WEST GRACE
STREET.-By virtue Of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond entered on the 30
day OF MAY. 1888 in The case OF Ruherrooros adj
ministrator cs. Goodwin et ais, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell by public auction, on
the premises on
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1881,
at @ O'Clock T.. NJ, those BEAUTIFUL LOTS COM
mencing ut point $40 feet from the northwest
corner OF Grace and Shafer streets, and extending
westwardly along The north lne Of Grace street 81
feet TO Mayos line. and running back 1916 feet TO
an alley 1 feet vide
These LOTS, situated in n square that Is being
rapldy built up. and lying slightly above The grade
OF the street, are very desirable. and offer many In
{ ucemenis to bidders, whether purchasing As a
speculatiOn or for q home.
TERMS: One fourth cash: bllsnce in six. twelve,
III eighteen months for notes. with per cent In
ierest added and title retained until the whole pur
chase-m0ney Is paid.
GEORGE 8. BERNARD,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAN TUPPRR, Auctioneer.
PO3TPONEMENf.
The above Eale is postponed on account OF the rain
until
TUESDAY, JUNE TIN,
It same hour FURMAN TOPPER,
ted Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Wllllsms.

Real Estate Agents aud Auctionsers,
Eleventh street between Malu aud Bank.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-20
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesday, april 20, 1881.
Proclamation.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
EXECUTIVE oFFIcH.
10 the People Of he state Of Michigan.
WHEREAS, At the session of the
Legislature for the year 1881, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, to wit
ReSolced, That the Governor be and
is hereby requested to call attention OF
the people of the State to the impor-
lance of planting trees for ornament
protection, and shade, by naming n day
upon which this work shall be given
special prominence, to be known and
designated as "Arbor Day"
Now, therefore, pursuant to the
foregoing resolution, | do hereby DIES
ignate Thursday, the 18th day of April
1881, to be known and observed a,
"Arbor Day." and recommend the gen
eral observance of the same through
out the State.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed at Ian
sing. this eleventh day of April, 1881.
DAVID II. JEROME.
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shall receive three hundred and ninety dol
lars per annum, payable monthly.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN,
CHARLES GOLLING,
A. n. SPRATT,
Special Committee.

a. n. SPkAll,
Special Committee
April 10, 1881.
On motion OF Alderman Gebhardt the re-
port of the committee was adopted and
recommendations concu.red in by the fol-
lowing vote; Ayes-Campbell, Golling
Gebhardt, O'Brien, Sheahy, and Spratt
Nays--None.
APPOINTMENTS.
BY Alderman Sheahy, that John b. Nc
Dougall be and is hereby appointed bridge
tender.
Alderman Gebhardt offered an amend
ment substituting the name Of William
Hanna.
Alderman O'Brien offered an amendment
substituting the name OF Frank Bone.
The amendment TO the amendment did
not prevail.
The amendment then prevailed
The original motion as amended also pre-
vailed, whereupon William Hanna was de
clarcd the choice of the Council for bridge
tender.
On motion of Alderman Gebhardt, David
Matthews was appointed City Janitor by
unanimous vote.
Moved by Alderman Golling that Caspar
| Alpern be appointed Harbor Master for the
ensuing year
Alderman Sheahy offered an amendment
substituting the name of James Johnston.
/ For the Observation-Disclosures Campbell,
/ Sheahy and Spratt. Against it-Aldermen
| Goling, Gebhardt and O'Brien. Amend
ment lost The original motion was then
adopted by unanimous vote.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The following persons were appointed
members OF the Board OF Health for the en-
suing year:
First ward.-worthy L. Churchill,
Second ward-Charles Lynch
Third ward.-John d. Sheahy
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Goling, that the Street
Commissioner notify all property owners
10 clear the street and sidewalk IN font OF
their respective premises. Carried.
On motion OF Alderman Campbell Doug
lass Scott was appointed pound master for
the ensuing year.
By Alderman Gebhardt, that the Comp
tro'ler be and Is hereby instructed 10 pur
chase "a full set OF scales and implements
for sealing weights and measures Carried
By Alderman Spratt. that the Cry Al
torney notify Patrick McDade 10 remove
within twenty days the hay.scaleS, beams,
etc, on Second street. Carried unanimous
ly.
BY the same, that Committee on Ways
and Means together with the Mayor and
Recorder be and are hereby appointed a
special committee TO prepare and submit to
this Council at next meeting the appropria
tons for the ensuing year. Carried.
On motion OF Alderman GollinC the
Council adjourned.
WORTHY L. CHURCHILL.
Mayor.
\. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder
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considered 1t the best remedy for kidney and liver
troubles that had ever been discovered.
Upon being Intercepted, Dir. j. III. MoNieker sald
that Mr. Gibson had been in his employ for number
Of years aud while he did not personally know OF the
sickness TO which he referred his statement could DC
The next call was at the wholesale grocery esLab-
lishment of Franklin MoNeagh & Co., corner OF Wa
bash avenue and Lake street. Mr. A. NJ. Eawson,
the manager, said; II have had serious kidney
troubles for number of years, and have suffered
considerably in consequence have tried numerous
doctors and various remedies, and, finally upon the
recommendation OF friend, 1 was induced t. use
Warmers Safe Kidney and liyes Cure i took II, m
connection with duretic, and am happy 20 say u
has cured me entirely"
Mrs H. saunders, residing at 42l West Ohio street,
stated lhat both she ana her mother had ile4 he1y
every remedy Tor the peculiar troubles To when they
had been subjected but without relief until they SCI
cured Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. This
remedy had done for them what both dOctois ani
medicines had failed TO dot had cured them
The reporter then called ON Mr., W. II. Elagg, No.
1905 West Lake street. Mr. Flagg has resided M
Chicago since the city was in its infancy but the fact
that he was thoroughly acclimutod did not prevent
him from having serious kidney and liver disorders
lie had tired various doctors, and experienced some
temporary relet but It was not until he had tlled
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure that he knew
what II was TO be WELL IA an evidence OF the effect
Of the remedy ho stated that he had been up for hve
nights attending TO his sick wife, and, although he
was somewhat tired, the exertion had not effected
him otherwise. such test as this, he thought, con-
clusively established the merits OF the remedy.
MessTs Van Setback, Stevenson a Co., proprietOrs
of the "Old Salamander Drughouse,n corner of Lake
and Dearborn streets, in connection with their OK
tensive wholesale drug business, have devoted much
attention 10 the effects which various remedies have
had. Mr.. Peter Van Setback said: II have an un-
usual opportunity TO Judge OF the popularity or UNI
popularity, merit demert, of different remedies,
and have watched with interest the effects follow
ing the of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Some Of the of which have learned are simply
wonderful. and it is certainly the most efficient REM
edy for Brghts disease that l have ever heard Of.
of course any remedy that will BriGhs disease
will be absolutely certain in the thousands Of lesser
kidney affections which common, and 50
alarmingy increasing. L have seen a great deal of
its effects, and can cordially recommend the remc-
dy."
The lessons TO be drawn from the above facts are
the importance of treating such serious matters
kidney and liver disorders in time, and by that
which has been proven the best and most efficient
wherever employed.
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cheerfully add my testimony to the
value of Ely's Cream Balm, as spe-
cific in the case of my sister who had
been seriously debilitated with Catarrh
for eight years, having tried ineffectu-
ally other remedies and several speci-
atty doctors in Boston. She improved
at once under this discovery, and has
gained her health and hearing, which
had been considered incurable.-
Robert w. Merrill, Secretary of the
sAAnis Manufacturing Co., Grand
por;a. ,.,. 506w2
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s. II. PANGBORN,
VIM. II. sANBORN,
JOHN +. HAYES,
Committee

On motion Of Supervisor Case, the report was nc
oepted and warrants ordered drawn for tho several
amounts.
The bill Of F. s. Goodrich for si56, which was re-
ferred to full Board at last meeting, taken up,
and on motion Of Supervisor Case the bill allow
ed at 1885, in accordance with resolution Of Board
Oct 49, $780, setting the salaries for different county
officers
The Building Committee reported rs follows;
To he Honorable the Board Of Supervisors of Iie
County Of Aiperd.
GENTLEMEN Your Building Committee on the
Court House. to whom referred the bids Of saml.
Boggs and VIM. III. Phelps, and Alex. Campbell, for
building Court House, have had the same under
sideration, and recommend that the contract be
awarded 70 Saml. Boggs and VIM. H. Phelps, for
sl3954 10 finish complete according to tho plans and
specifications of Chas. N. Cornell, they being the
lowest bidders. We, therefore, recommend that tho
Chairman OF this Board be- and is hereby directed 20
enter into contract with Saml. Boggs and VIM. ii
Phelps fer building said Court House rs aforesaid.
We further recommend that Chas N. Cornell be paid
the sum of 1919 08 for the plans and specifications
and that he should be engaged to look after the build
ing OF the Court House until completed and b. paid
400 therefore the completion of the work. Court
House 70 be built Victoria Square, fronting on
Chisholm street.
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Charles Greasy, a German, with full
sandy beard, left Alpena by the stage
road down the shore, on Jan. I'd, 1881,
with one brown horse, and Jumper"
having with him chest and an extra
harness, bound for Minden, Sanilac
county, Mich, since which time he has
not been heard from. Any information
regarding his present whereabouts will
be thankfully received by his brother,
Albert Greasy, at Alpena, Mich.
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ALBERT PACK,
JOHN Il. HAYES,
WM. II. 6ANBORN

On motion of supervisor Hayes, and supported by
Supervisor Pangborn, the rs'cort OF puvdins Com
mittee was adopted by the followins 's"' Hves-
Case, Ferguson, Henderson, Psngbon, sanp,'T
Hayes and the Chairman.
The Special Committee reported on the Kirnball
property as follows:
Prosecuting Attorney submitted statement Of set.
Element with a. A. Kimball in regard 10 amount due
contract for sale Of lots, the title of which the
county hoIds, also duplicate land contract signed by
Kimball for the purchase by him Of said lots from
The county, for approval srd execution Of the Board
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David Brewer, who has been sojourn.
ing in Kansas during the past winter
returned Saturday evening. Dave says
that when poor people leave Michigan
to seek their fortunes in the west, they
leave a land of milk and honey" be.
hind.