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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
Special I ] Bargains
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Watchesi

- We have on sale:
J Lady Elgin Gold Key Wind Watch ~ S94 90
- stem - 80. 80 Oh
Heavy Mali Gold Cased, is Jewel Watch IS 0U
! l = or. hunting Silver, L: ). Bartlett 50 1000
Heavy SILVER Hunting Swiss Pat Lever
and Chain, ....................... 500
Heavy Hunting Silver Watch ~ 400
Adjusted Droz Peret Stem Wind ST. ~.
4. liner. cost $40 90 -. ................ 20 90
l Adjusted Paul Breten, Geneva cost S3S 20 90
All of the above Watches are in fine running
order. and as good as new, having been carrief
but short time. and will be satisfa ctory as
time keepers. Call and SEQ them
Hs.- } WAIT BROTHEkS
RAvenna. May 17th. 1881. 71s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06

DEAR SIRs: We have buggies of your make
that have been in use three years and no buggy
that we have that cost twice the amount has Civ
en- better satisfaction,
JAMES Ii. ALEXANDER.
JohnstOwn, Pa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
( P!.tshs.rA
BALBOA
COmd enSed Time Table of Passon-
ger Trains, Corrected TO
June 4, 1882.
MAIN LINE-GOMG wwT

Accommodation train leaves Rayenna at 6 so
a. m arrives Hudson 20. Cleveland IS u m
Fast Line and Night Express through Sleesing
Car, Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
NOFE-Night Express leaves Pittsburgh Sum
uay nights. but not on Saturday nights,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06

NOTE.-Trains leaving Bellaire at $50 m.
and 0O p. M. connect at Yellow Creek for
Cleveland. "
All Trains Daily Except Sundays.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
Danville, Va

DEAR SIR: Your work has not failed in a sim
gle instance to give entire satisfaction. and
proves equal to greater emergencies than you
claim for it. We heartily recommend it as su-
periOr for the price to any buggy of which we
have any knowledge. ,..-t
Yours truly.
THOMAS & BRO.
Baldwin, Miss.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
Lawrence. Kansas.

DEAR SIRs: We have been using your bug
gies for the last four or i've years. They have
given entire satisfaction. 1 think they are the
best buggy made fOr the money.
w. B. GRlMES Il Co., Liverymen
Whitehall, illinois.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
TUSCARAwAs BRANCH

t.m TUsCARAWAsB BRANCH
trains leave Bayard at 12 D M and 20 u
M. arrive Minerva 1918 p. m. and SIS y. m !:
arrive Ve poVer LIS p. m. and 103 o, m. New
M MfnIaaelphia 1S p. M. us p. m. Returning
ieave new Fhiladclphia at 8 Is p. M ani 100 a.
m oDoVeri at 7.S0 a. m. and 9.15 D. m, Minerva
Al II - a M and 3.36 p, m. Bayard alto 90 a.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-07-06
SPEERS
PORT GRAPE WINE.

Used in the principal Churches for Communion
purposes,
Excellent for aides and Weakly
Persons and tho Aged.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
DENGO.
WSODSIDE PRAIRIE.

Goodale's saw mill has arrived. Mr..
James Winser, Of Oak Valley, is to
set it up for him, SO have been. told.
Some of our people are drawing
ties to Wadena, but they tell me that
that the grading of the railroad ties
is worse than the grading of wheat,
It appears that capital has it's iron
grip 50 firmly fixed on the throats of
producers that all the wealth and
comforts justly belonging to the pro-
ducers must be sacrificed to keep the
wolf from the door. -
A new blacksmith shop at the
Wrightstown hub. Plyn Aldrich,
proprietor. .~
Private Christmas trees will be very
popular this season if reports are true,
nd I think it good plan to enter.
tain the little ones at home. =. >. "
NJ, A. Cravath, of, Iowa, son-in-law
to Aunt Myra: is expected to visit orl
town. Saw milling. I think, is Che
object Of his visit. Mr.. Cravath is a
man Of culture, and has means enough
to succeed should he locate here rs
s. F. Gilmore has erected 4 oamr
OF section Z, town of Bertha, and is
.oing a rushing business in the way
of logging. He has purchased 4 fine
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
Terms: $500 Per Year

tract of timber on sections ana II,
town of Woodside, all of which is to
be chopped and drawed to the Gill
more mill. The prospect of employs
ment for choppers and loggers is good
Steve is q good saw mill man, and can
make times lively for the swamp an
gels if he chooses. :z:5~z =
Henry says all er:ers Tor lumber
left with j. Newell at the postofIice
wi]l,ba promptly flied
Mr.. Bradt: an old gentleman who
resided Oh p. T. Abbott's farm. last
summer, died on the road between
lVfiglat:s saw mill and the school
house. ediesflay, Dec. 13.
I|szzsYalling school at the school house
MONDAY evening was :. success. so I
|ismstold. lScoG.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
TODD CounrY.

Keep it before the people! I mean
This odious wheat grading and swim
die as practieed upon the farmers hy
||Hlle eelevatnr companies. wl.eat buy e:s,.
boards Of trade, railroad companies
and middleuRp:
The railroads have been paid for hy
the people in lands and bonds to an
amonnt at least two or three times
their entire cost of construction. 1t
was intended that they should he
operated in a manner that they wonld
be of great convenience to help the
farmer, manufacturers and other pro-
ducers who have to bear the burdens
of the nation. But instead Of the
roads being opo, atcd in manner that
would provea blessing to those who
have paid for them, The corporations
which operate them are using them
10 impoverish, cripple and Cypress
the people. The extent of the OPP
preston is only realized ny those who
have given the subject thought and
inquired into the enormous profits
realized by the railroad corporations.
It is estimated that the net profits of
the railroads in tie country for the
wear 1881 was 81 SO, 00O. 600 after paying
al expenses. repairs and exor5itant
salaried official. It is also estimated
that the net profits for 1889 will he
about $500. 100000. This money is OH
tanned by bold cxtortion and cctual
robbery, because the law permits ii;
then it is returned to us rs Eastern
capital; to be loaned on farm mort
cages. The same eStortion which
compels the borrowing in most case:'
prevents the paving These NOR
cages are finally foreclcsed ard our
| farmers and their children arc turne'i
out. These enormous profits and
the consequent oppression OF the
wealth producers of the country will
be continued and increased by the
generations which practically have
control of the government. so long as
the people permit them to do so.
With the people lies the power to
correct these evils. By concentration
of action and united effort it can be
done. Will the people ;Eo it?
| GCCAs7OSA!..
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
Complimentary Dinner to a. M.
Darling.

We clip the following from tn"
Winnipeg Sun. Mr.. Daring is an
old resident of the adjoining town OF
Compton. and we'll known t. most OF
our citizens. It is a compliment to
Abner. which every one who knows
him will be pleased to hear of:
"a goodly number OF the c. I. H.
R. Company's land examiners with
invited guests, sat down t" sump'
tuous dinner last evening at the VIM
nincc hotel. to do honor to MI. ~. NJ.
Darling. inspector Of the examining
,ar,ics. An elaborate bill OF 1are
was nrepared by the host. MI. l.. n.
Hamilton, assistant commissioner
presided. and was ably supported ny
Mr.. Darling and Mr.. Meek OF the
staff. After the usual loyal and pat
riotic toasts had been drunk, tue 'o''
lowing toasts were disposea OF III 1'''S
happy and vigorous manner that Only
men who have just come from an oh-
restrained life on the prairie are mas
to,s Of. 7. II. Mcravish. ccmmls~
sioner: I. \. Hamilton: assistant;
\. NJ. Darling. inspector; the ohcers
of the Inside Service, coupled Win
the names of Messrs. J. Ems'lc ard
w. Scott: "Our brother examiners
from across the water,'' responded to
hv Messrs. F. Kendricl1 ard y. Duo
,ev. 1.-The chiefs and assistants
this toast calling forth number or
elonnent speeches. The toast OF ''IHe
I,adies:' called forth the speeches OF
the evening from AlessIs. Jones and
Dudley, who CALAMITY cl'a'nN'onco
their cause. Regret WAS expires: :ed ac
the absence of MI. McTavlsh, VINO
was unable to attend: owing to pre-
vious enoapement. In the course OF
the evening the assistant commits
sioner paid high tribute TO the VOL X
of the examiners, laying specH'
stress on the CtftluI '''"''''e'A N'' 80
aminers had done their work, thereby
creating feeling Of trust and conE-
dence in the minds Of those who con-
suited them. He referred to the
amount of work they had accomplish
ed. which exceeded that which hau
been mapped ont for them in the be-
ginning of the season. Refe!encs
had also been made to the Pheasant
relations existing between, himself
and Mr.. Darling; the Inspector. \
feature that added not little TO the
pleasures of the evening was the
rendering Of several songs hy Nessis.
Emslie, McGregor and Jones. The
party broke up at an early hour, one
and all expressing the hope that this
would be but the first of = series or
similar gatherings after the season $
! Geld campaigns. y
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
Neighborhood News.
INMAN.

1HMANs
Well, we are getting more snow
and the sleighing is getting fine, and
the wood business is beginning to
boom.
The hunting season is done, and We
have not killed Il deer yet: Lots of
them in the woods.
The foot cutting business has com.
menced. A. C. Gould, while chopping
wood, had his AK glance and strike
his foot, cutting it near]y off. The
wound is across the instep, and it will
lay him mp nearly all winter.
BY the burning Of the Deer Greek
postot1ice we Of Inman lost all of our
mail, so we have not had any news
for two weeks.
One of Mr.. Chapman's twin girls.
of Elmo, is not expected to live. 1t
has putrid sore throat. Look out fol-
sore throats and diphtheria.
DENGO.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
Wheat Again.

We clip the following from an in
terview With.G S. Barnes. anage,:
of the Northern '.ci &c tor
Company puh the p,uFstx
Press of Dec. es ST.. So. -
F'First; in answer to- charge
that our elevators are Inde the con
troll Of the Minneapolis 1iillers AS
sociation, these are not the facts. as
they have 10 interest in our elevators
what eyeF, Our le.sat 8 is
n stock company. AfeW of the stock.
holders belong to the Miller: s.Asso.
ciation.ss but. the association has no
more to say. about the conducting or
the management of our company than
you have. Ehe millers buy wheat in
our elevators and warehouses the
same as anybody else. Upto the close
of navigation fully three-qnarters Of
our wheat was boughtand shipped to
Duluth.'' .~ zS
The first part of this Statement is
true in theory but false in fact: un-
less the feprese sentative5of the Mi]lers
Association lied III a statement pub
in the Pioneer Press less than
tWosmonths ago, wherein he claimed
that the Millers' Association con
trolled the elevators on the line OF
the Northern Pacific. and which 10
Eoneaegueinted with the way thing
are managed doubts ). =
lin regard to the: statement that
Etwe-thirds of the wheat shipped be-
fore the close of navigation went to
Duluth, we have taken pains to as
certain the number of cars shirred
from this station since the 18th of
September, on which date the first
car was shipped Of this years wheat.
since which time there have been
shipped to Duluth 47 cars. ara to
Minneapolis 81, making in all IA
~ars. At the time we made an exam.
ination Of the inspection Of the wheat,
cent to Duluth, as the representative
of the business nen, and which was
on the 5th day Of October. there had
been shipped to that port IS cars.
since which time only - cars have
been seut to that point: although,
navigation did not close until about
the first of December. We have ais.
The sn,,,n!besa ef ears shipped from
Verndale, and the ratio is almost ex.
actly the same, viz, one-third tc
Duluth; two.thirds to Minneapolis
and we believe if the returns were
obtained from the other stations 7
the line they would show the same
result. In other words, we don't be
|ieve what Mr.. Barnes says.
! Wheat is from Q to 8 cents pei
|'>ushel higher in Duluth than in Min
neapolis, and has been so the entir'
season, and it is singular that two
thirds of it should go to Minnearo]i
contrary to all the ordinary rules Q
trade. In all other cases, goods see1
the highest market, but it is not so i
this case. ALL we ask is that the rail
road will allow any one to ship. an
the market here will take care OF it
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-21
Business Cards.
WADENA POST OFFICE.

WADENA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:3O A. N. TO $3.50 p. NJ.
Aaii closes, going East at l0:l5 IN and s:45 pm.
Nail closes, going West at...............3 3:N PM
Nail closes for Pa:kers Prairie Mondays
and Thursdays sat................... wv am
Mail closes for Inman and Deer Greek a $3.50 m
Nail closes for Long Prairie Friday at. 200 am
Money Orders can he obtained upon post
o6e.s in all parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, p. NJ.
LOCAL TIME CARD OF N. P. R. R.
TRAINS GOING WE T.
No. l. Mail, daily except Sunday 90" 90" p"'
No. 5. Express, :. n,u, ,
No. Is. Freight, ~"
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. 2 Mail daily except Sunday ,oSS a. III II,
Ne. 4: Express. " :. is:4o ~ y. n, NJ
Ereirhts Nos. - and Is c1rry passengers.
Stages leave Wadena every Monday ana
Thursday for Wris ishtstown and Parkers Pr"''
rie. connecting at Park'rs Prairie with stages
Tor Alexandria. =.
Stage leaves every Monday morning 'o'
Dear Creek and lnman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
6srabIaGuns seittsbt. SD nil e.

BEN -.
Der seQtnbe Ion Der 5auSslods
psfte psn S6warmer aus istnsu rofasn
3ufunftstrdumsn. 81 etns islbf, UNI
~ SHnen. In Der Wsinuns. Der ,uerins'
li6e IaslSbner fSnnts i'm ab FINALS be,
ldRis.n ppQsn. Dem mar ritt 70. Gin
Bepieptsr In psi5sr 5aISbinbe unp do
cplacsfarbissm Nods, Der bis ,u ben
GdBen rsibte. t,at an bic Stiese, lipfts
ben goeareenbut eir rpenis. ais sriss
er SsinsSslsiten une mrlpste: S15nen
Gmpfsbl BON perm Baron BON Srpx.
bstm unb Sts nS&tsn i'm Ioslsid Be.
iu&sn. Der 5srr Baron bsfnpsn fa
unpebl.
30 fsbltsa
SD peib % ni6t. Der sndsiss 5srr
fam unsemSbnliH balp aus BEN
xlub uns fdbltt F& ltbr sinssnsms
men.
VtslIda. sin rp.nis sdb sstrunteu.
Go fann ittn.
Sepsnfaus ote alien g%onssfionen.
Sc mare a5sli6.
Wslesn Ste rem 5srrn Baron nsinen
s~sbcriamsn Rsip,et unp sr TSss nur
bic ltsts Wirtur rtpetiren laItn. Wsin
perlbalihss Grl&stnsn III fur bsuts niat
nsbr nbtbis. Worssn frfb merle i'd
bic Gbrs BADEN, benz 5.rrn Baron msins
Aufpartuns III MAIDEN.
Der Disn.r entftrnte ii6 nit eislsu
Ssf9ttps. Doctor Stsin tsbrts in isin
3tmmer surif. UNI su ftupirsn. gr BAIT.
nod nt6t LANCE eantt ~bsspnnsn aIssHis
9Isfs abermols NIT alsr Stftisftit eura
eas 5aus ldrmts. Deitlbe Srstsnss
.rIdisn pispsr Oh Ger Sti.ss uno msIests
sbns ~ sribsn, tn srsssHi ~psrIsssnsen
lens: Der 5srr Yaron laf.n iassn.
sss fe niSt sswSSnt finn, svsiaal mad
stneni Doctor ~ ididsn. Sis iplss
sxtnsesr ausenbliilia alasfntn ossl
g. aud n,srssn bic Nabs zines osiu,
SsS bet Gem anisisen Germ nfs4rsn,
D9 Safais sins aae ialas BE SbAs
srStRssb btntsr f& ms S@lsf. De,
Doctor bi5 euf DIE eippsn Hns traf IN.
Malt, ben Sarss III tsiu6sn.
@itternxdt mar psrlbsr ale Dirtetp.
Stein pom istnesi Yattsntin bstuftbrts
Or rtt1s Baron ron &rpnbsin ,SSIt.
ndmlib 81 itintn bsftn Ssnssn. 6,
xasdts eas Sabr lssr cine Mtsuts irani
frant istn sper ni&t ~ Nsujabr fam Don
ibm cine 8pQs blfSsnesL furfsIn,utr
Dueaten, mic fs aus ttnf Samslsti.sel
ssbpbsn psrpsn. aasin 70 Hptt Der Baron
,ablts 10 abipnesrli6s anlpri4e islis
er on paS etbsn. S,blte ibm bas 8ss
%rinsfs. 70 QUITE Ger Arst ni6t ron lsi'
nsm Bette pei6en. Gr maBte Die sans.
Wiatdns fSrmIi6 mit pur6fdnpfsn, bic
Der leBte cumpis Stmr's sntpi&sn mar
unp Der pattent auf siasn rubt8sn Shlaf
rshuen fpnnte.
Director S.ein pabn Den firsefen
8es rurb ole Iltfaot. no Die armsrs
9IalIe Der itacilbsn SeeSlferuus ppbnt.
uup bsniBte ra anp BORT UNI abSu'&usi.
ben, Die sn9sn SsitsnhraBsn. IS lief
li6 fein anpsur eaut %psrnsbmen, ais peI
S6aq ltiner sissnsn Critic auf BEN
YHatsL pas In Der StiQs Der Naat nj,
Elm R~slonanStOpsn bauts. Die tlsinsn
drmIi&sn pauist pisIfa& eur& Sansu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

unc easerpldse setrennt. rparen in tiefes
Dunfsl ssbdIt, pas man faum TIRE I'm
rife eItsnnen tonnte.. Nlrssnes brannts
uisbr Elm et6t. I'm 70 sreler blsncsten
sptt 2tdtfreifsn. relHe setm raiden I'm.
bisssn UNI DIE Ode etnsn Banpsrn aus
siusm nisprissn !Sdusasu trafsn uue
auf usbr:re Shiitts Die Strassn bsleu6'
tstsn. Die Ibire uup pte beiDsn Gens
fer Der Dobnuns fanpsn nett often.
Gin sissntbamltdsr @sru& fapsnserte
sie 9uft. Der Art fannie pisie Grl&eb
nuua nur u gut uno parf stnsn Fiatts
gen Bid In Die Stubt.
8.ist einnsn waren ibsr eth Sstt
asbr,i!st. Gin fares Antlis fab ea,
rauS bsrSer. Der barte nlditttrnpe
1ppsstampf us ras iunss Sebsn idtsn
barauf ssidrtsbsn. 0Or BEN Bet. enisie
eta Snabs, prssts stnen Rus auf pte !alts.
bIei1s 6ans Der Wuttsr unp pstnte 10
btttsrli1 uns 10 obue lutsrlaG sas Ct
mem pas Ssrs bre&tn mOdte. 3net
Wdnner .rats1 untsr ete Tbdre. Der
Director fonnts isrts ibrsr Worte Der
nsbmsn uno mxsiSte unwiQtirli& isinsn
Sbritt.
llap Ger arst stns tres ptsi.r fusfile
lisen Bite nidt Rit gub2 iblus es
an isin DIR.
H:in So6pdrbsn. ea mar Aqss un,,
ionif. 81 piss mid in'S Sranttn,
bauS. SD lief pabiu, 70 ihnsq i'd
fpnnts. 3uslsia nit mir tamsn pier
bisli1f 9sisQsn an sas Ibor. sic
lsBtsn sinsn 8sttunsSforb 40 unp risfsa
psm pOgtisr latsnb ~, eas fs sinsn ss'
iipbsnsn Wirtb3bausbabn brd&tsn, Ger
ppbl lsin.n lestsn Straus ~bsfanpen
babe. BET sEsI.n Wortsn lbsrtam mid
cine ftratsrlibs slnsf. ST ;~itterts an
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Elm. Der pitnatbusscs 4r;t musts, ME
Ct nit 8aausrn trfldits, I'M Soipital
blsitra. ben Natti6armsr s~srbinpen uap
Nkw fstns Bunptn Sin prototoa aufnsb-
Hisa. Sibrsns meta armies Wsis NIT BEN
IUps rang. gr Ianpts mid III sin,m
Doctor HtnsIsr, usbrsrsS traSsn BON pa.
Sd raants fsIt. Sd flepfts an ale
Ibarsn. Gnslia unb snsltd fanp i&
bic Smats pas Saas. Doctor Rins.
lr par in 0sltll&aft. SD iant RSb,
nsne is Die ani., Id raFte mid pisssr
auf lief MIR sas baus bsssihntn unp
fdss font. 30 i'd binfirmte. psib nitt
usbr. 0snus ! ih bab tbn s,fanptn. NIT.
ten In elmer bsitsrtn 9sisaltaft. Gr fam
ipsl.ib NIT u. mir siltsn in pollen eaufe
nab msinsm Sault.
llno mas lasts tsnn Doctor 8insler
,isenilibP
Wtnis. So6wirptn; fat GibtS. Der
q lt,n Grid Spften Srau Waisr lalsuosrts
r fur6tbare Slide bin. sic sab inn
Hitsrnp Auffldraas. gr fiss fs unpils
lis surif NIT zen 8Ortsn {: @ins Stunps
fra5er. sin GIaiberl6las, unp alss mare
sswpnuin sspslen. 0sitsres piYsn ste
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usm armsnStnps bsifsbn
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fidte pie Bprte ees Wdnnes. Diufs
tor Stein prsste Die 9ippsn spiibsn bic
3dbns. sos pie 9rausn frt sulammsn unp
elite NIT ral4sn S4ritte cappn.
Dit pVbl trut TN eaufs Der na4fen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
II.

IL.
Wsbr als span,ts Sabre ftno In ben
u'trnasBltbsn Strom Der 3stt wte sin
aropfeu IN eaS Wser btnabaelunter.
ludbrtno rrtr ben 5aesn uniersr gr,d5'
lung ptectr alf1abnlsn. Ourb raS
r,tte, ltta1msriSe Sbns'fslo rfnpet fd
etie ralbs. st.lsltsertas Salanse. Der
SapriuS. BIN, ttatt Dee %ssrtn8s!ten Ora'
@enl|paa3es etnelaase rusbenos Daapf'
far@e mao ltt stsbero, BON pslHa Der
Sorsas Stade aSrstsl iao Den lausrnoen
Weltsn iutrstot. VI aslanst nte gun
3ts!s, penn NIT leoea' Sbrtts: erneuert
ptt lufttse Dyora tbrt 0!tsper. auf ben
ttaislnel Sfatto'e1 ptro toetsS uno lss
esaosS Out, pts % cts Utddts ssS Me-
Clements figsa, aufssnoa'atsu uro aus
8sltostr. Die abssbetcen paiasisrt
orassen ssftis mad Den Bissrt paS'
reno cte aaslttiSenee1 itb rsbnen uno
rsdsn ano berllt5 frpb i4si'
t,ea. Den eoaiIortabsln 3~panssfdiisn tnt'
lprun8fr, nit islbfliattssr 8tpssuns
rptsssr auf fsftsn 9runo unp Soosu ~
Febsn. Ssltsn bltdis Glnsr ,urid. ua
zen HstlsBsnolisn ttnen S5stpsptnt 3u'
,uiptnfsn. Oas Habstss niops'ne 8els
len eu!pst tstn Sst;libss 8sfaantusr'
ben, ss ftant rts tnntssn Ss3tsbausea
nt$t, rpslbe oie esrl6ousne potfatlbt
10 Oft ssbar. Oisls afSs aaS outer. al
ter 3stt lab sisl bunpsrtnal IN ibrsn
sdu a'ert8sn. '5aaftlaesn 0stlistSan pie
bsrr!tSitsn 5tsanolaaftsbdnoa!G. I4lis'
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-28

STATE OF MICHTGAN--Countyo OF Cheboy
- gan-At a session of the Probate Court fol
the County of Cheboygan holden at the pro
bate office in the village of Cheboygan, on Mon
day the I'd day of October. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eigty-two.
Present, Edwin Y. Perkins, Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate of John Ka-baw-a-
na-quatt, deceased
On reading and filing the petition. duly veri-
fed of John Heaphy Esquire, praying among
other things that this court may adjudicate
and determine who are or were, at the time of
the death of the said deceased, his legal heirs,
and entitled, by the laws of this state, to IN
herit the same.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
Goth day of October at ten O'Clock In tho
forenoon. be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that thd heirs mt law Of said de-
ceased and all other persons Interested I'm said
estate, are required to appear at session
of said Court then TO be holden at the Probate
Office, I'm the village of Chehoygan, In said
county, and show cause, IL anv there be, why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not be grant
ed
And tits further ordered, that said petition
or give notice to the persons interested In
said estate, of the tendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of
this order to be published In the Northern Tri-
bune, newspaper printed and circulated In
said county county of CheboCan, three success
sive weeks, previous TO said day of hearing.
"a true copy EDWIN u. PERKINS,
7oct4t Judge Of Probate.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-28
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