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THE STATE.

Examinations for admission to the
Agricultural College begin Sept. a.
The wheat at Bronson turns out we'll,
some places going as high as 40 bushels
to the acre.
A valuable deposit of sandstone has
been found in the town of Tyre. San
lilac county.
Two small girls of Grand Rapids were
recently arrested on charge OF assault
and battery.
tt ia claimed that the st. Joe county
wheat Weld surpasses that OF any other
year In its history.
The Big Rapids board of education
has ordered the compulsory school law
to be enforced in that town.
A Grand Rapids man who was max
inc plans for q boat in which to 90 over
Niagara, has been locked up as crank.
Two men named Alvan Trlpp and
Frank Parchal are under arrest at Mus
ksgon, for making and passing counter
felt money.
The new Summit house at Marquette
will be opened to the public about Sept.
1 and will afford accommodation for
about $50 guests.
The labor of certain prisoners at the
IOnia prison Is to be no longer contract
ed out, but will be used directly to the
profit Of the state.
A big suit is in progress at Roscom.
mon, growing out Of the damming OF
the Mnskegon river, which caused the
overflow of lands.
There are 1000 vOlumns in the Blu
chanan township library, and an aver
age Of 20 vOlumns day are taken out
by the citizens.
The women suffragists had meeting
at Flint last week and resolved that the
governor should appoint a woman to in
spect the prisons and charitable insti'
tutiOns.
THE propeller OcOnto has been sold BY
the Goodrich transportation company &c
Geo. L. Colwell, of Harrisville. for ST..
500, and will run between Bay City and
Cleveland.
It is alleged that since threshing be
gan in Clinton county the fact has Dc
veloped that wheat generally will grade
only number two. while the yield alst
will be light.
Some young farmers near Pinckey 70
centIy INDUCED In match at binding
grain. John Myers bound 10 bundles II
minute. James Harris 20, Frand Tip
Iady 90, and Charles Ellis "a,
At Birmingham, Sunday morning, +
C. Poppleton had a desperate struggl.
with q burglar named Kennedy, whici
ended in the wOunding OF the f0rmel
and the death OF the latter
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH, |
.t.. Is,lv Q1ak 1890

DO July Slst 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
% make nal proof IN support Of his claim, and
Clerk Of Cheboygan county, at Cheboygan,
on Monday, September 10th, 1883, viz: Rein
hold Gebhard, H. e. No. 1896, for the IA,
sec 80, 81 n, r3w. He nam es the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land, viz: Austin
Douglass, Of ChebOygan; Joseph Douglass OF
Chebooygan; Ell Douglass, Of Cheb0ygan; Arcul
Ranyille, Of Cheboygan.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
4aug7t Register.
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DIRECTORY.


FIRST M. Z. CHURCH.
Cor. Huron and Pine streets. riRev.. W. N.
Campbell. Preaching 1011 A. M, ~ p. n.
Sabbath school at IL M. Prayer meeting Thurs
day, at ~ p. M.
ST. JAMES E. CHURCH.
South Huron street. Preaching at 1880 A. N.
1880 p. M. Sabbath school at IL M. Rev. J. n.
Magofin, Rector.
INDEPENDENT CHURCH.
Opera House. Preaching at 500 P. M. Sab
bath School IL M. r. N. Thompson, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
I. Preaching 1880 A. M, 7:30 p. M. Sabbath
school, IL M. Prayer meeting Wednesday, TAG
r. N. ChaS H. Hartley, ID. D., Pastor.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Cor. 9Th and Church streets. Low mass A.
NJ, daily. High mass lOX A. M. Sunday. YES
pers $3.50 P. M. Sunday. Rev. Peter j. De.Smedt,
Rector.
BAPTIST CHURCH. 1 IN
Division street, near Dresser. Preaching 1O1S
meeting Tuesday evening at 500.
CHEBOYGAN LODGE, NO. 1888, F. AND A. M.
Regular meeting, at Masonic Hall, Wednes-
day evening, on or before the full Of the moon.
G G Wharton, w NJ P Sutton, Sec'y.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 331, 1. O.O.F.
Meet every Friday evening, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Frank Shepherd, N G.. A. G. Boggs, R S.
BENTON LODGE, NO. 1O8, A. O.U.w.
Meet every other Monday evening, at 8. III.
j. Miner. M w. B H Begole, Recorder. 9
CHEBOYGAN CHAPTER, Nd. 100. OF R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the Friday on OF
after the full of the moon. A Paddock, H p.
j G Wooster, Sec'y.
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Bear in mind when this sale commences.
and improve the opportunity.
NELSON e. BULLEN
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT DETROIT MICH,
~ror.cr, July 18th, 1889.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has FLED notice of his in.
tentIon TO make. final proof In support of his
the county Clerk at Cheboygan. Mich. on
AuRnst zotn, 1883, VIZ, George Kidd, for the
swm sec and N FIR y Of fr u sec is Il
"a nze. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence npon' ana
cunivation OF, said land. viz, Albert Poland,
keupen kinoade, Royal Taylor, John Belanger,
ahof Shaw D o, Mich.
,.,-m .. ADAM Il. BLOOM,
SuiySI-ot. Register.
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CHEBOYGAN COUNTY. , at
Judge of PrObate-E z Perkins.
Sheriff-Wm Harrington. ,.,---
Prosecuting Attomey-Frank Shepherd.
Clerk and Register-Medard Metivier.
~Treasurer-E Perkins.
CHEBOYGAN VILLAGE.
President George X Frost.
Trustees-Watts S Humphrey, w f Smyth,
H A Blake, q Robinson, JB Macarthur, T T
Van Arsdale.
Marshal-Howard Lynn.
Clerk-C Hunt.
Treasurer Il Cueny.
Attorney-GeO w Bell.
BENTON TOWNSHIP.
Supervisory M Sammons.
Clerk Il De GOWN,
Treasurer G Boggs.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Arrive-From south at SOP M, sos M.
North at 9:05 A M.
Rogers City on Keweenaw.
Black Lake Mondays Pm.
Depart-For South sos M, 1898 M.
North 5:05 M.
Rogers City on Keweenaw.
Black Lake Tuesdays AM.
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TOBACCO and Cigar store, with Bowlingi A
J. ley attached, all in first class order. Good
reasons for selling. Enquire on the premises,
or address, p. D. IA, CheboyGan Mich.
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TEE CEEEBoYGAR
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! made drawing Of il at the time and
made an effort 10 secure information
about if, / hare failed. however. in full
1 ly satisfying myself SO far
In the early par; of September Mr.. w.
! II. Scmmers, Of the firm Of Pickens &
Sommers, broke open store from the
Dunlap qnarries and IN its center noticed
a small rounded opening. Upon closer
examination ne found living animal en-
cased there. The lining of the cavity
was a secretion of lime and on the lower
side appeared what semed to be quite
large number Of excretions.
No opening Of any description could
be found, and If there ever was one it
was flied up by lime secretIons. The
animal itself was shout one-half of an
inch long ano about filed the cavity.
At each extremity was located a mum.
Der OF conc-shaped processes and on all
parts Of lis body stout brisiles were ar
ragged The top OF its head Gig. y
was composed of a hard, caloused seq
mented covering. Along IFS back and
III the center Of each body segment was
located q space lower than the surround
ing surface, Running lengthwise across
each Of these spaces were bouelike pro-
ee>ses indicated in figure by the broad
white stripes. On the lower side of the
anImal, (fgure y a row Of stout brislies
took the place of the above described
spaces Around what might be termed
the mouth were three pairs Of short
fieshy appendagcs, the center PAIR being
more wIng-like than the rest, and much
resembling the wing cases in a
chrysalis
Alter careful examination Mr.. SOM
mers removed the specimen with ITS
rocky. saTcophagus to his Office where a
number Of gentlemen examined it
Among others County Surveyor Milll-
ken became interested and opened
spondence with several scientific
men. Pref Savage referred 20 several
st Leaveuworih and gave his opinion
that they were worms. Others thought
them Iarva. The first seems to me the
most tenable The worm, il such It Is,
lived about two weeks, and would have
doubtless lived longer il it had not been
placed in the hot sun and unintention-
ally roasted. The animal was not pre-
served ia alcohol but the ahove drawing
was made with the aid of the microscope
and is in the main correct
Hoping that some person may be able
to classify aud explain. would respect
fully submit the above facts.
FRANK EIzER
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sstnr.laY Ereninr,r socinI

The popularity Of the Normal socials
viii be greatly augmented ny the con
spIcuous success OF the pleasant gather
ing at that place last Saturday night,
The Attendance was exceptionally large
and the parlor. office and corridors
the company coniinlng them
selves IA the first h0or-were
thronged with students and visit
ors from the city, from an early hour in
the evening until the iauitor admonnsh-
ed the party II the lateness Of the hour
by turning down the gas.
I IT, members OF the faculty. ali Of
whUm were present with the exception
OF Prof 5 .dler, whose III health detain-
el him at holnc, held sort
of Ievee in the pailor
in tie cally part Of The evening, which
proved "a very pleasan, feature OF the ev.
ening President Taylor and his capa-
be corps Of assistants have been giving
ntuch a tanlinn to the cultivation OF
among m. students Of those pleasant
ameGigies, the acquisition OF which Is
'.'''S ~ ,ii ~. L1i1 as Tue qua 'nlie''' -
o'-,s' 1,.s - n .,,'''e,'e 'uI 80 q
OF measure of social culture whI,5
sneaks excellent thing, for The Normal
and the enlarged usefulness IF it, grad
mates.
In the center of the parlor stood n ia
HE ON which was dfsnlovea = ye,v
choice variety If byaoipibs carnations
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rHE srArE or kANsAs Is MosLr.

Conclusion of the Arguments ia the
| Case.
The arguments in tie case of tie
state VS.. L d. BIosIey were resumed
Monday, Judge E. B. Peyton clos
ing for the defense and County Attorney
Feighan for the state Mr. Peyton's
address to tue jury occupied several
hours, and il was one of the most
earnest appeals ever made by men,
ter OF the Lyon county bar. II
embraced a most thorough resume
ofthe testimony Offered By the state and
the defense, profound canvass of the
different points Of law involved in the
case, and was, withal, just such an argu-
ment in favor of the theory upon which
the defense is based as might have been
expected from an advocate of Judge
Peyton's conceded abb. lily. and ripe ex-
perience.
Col J. W. Feighan, county attorney,
followed and in disclosing argument for
the state he more than sustained his envi-
able reputation as an orator and jarist
The effort was marked by degree Of
elcquence which served TO emphasizes
the clear character OF Its logic, and the
ability displayed by the speaker IN his
skillful presentation of the case furnish
ed gratifying evidence of the fact that
in Col. Feigban the public have chosen
a servant who is abundanilY competent
for The capable discharge of any duty
which his responsible Office may i'm
pose.
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THE READING News.
TuEspAY, Feb. 10. 1855
'------~7-->-N-~~~->eo.
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.

TUESDAY, Feb. -, 1888.
EDITORS NEws:-Some of our citizens
are sick with pneumonia, but none dan
gerous as set. Mrs. g. L. Swarthout
has been very sick but is better.
There was quite gathering of young
people at Patten Brothers on Monday
evening.
The Congregaiionalisis gave an oyster
supper and literary entertainment Wed.
nesday evening, AMI the Ladies' Social
Circle of the Methodist church will give
an oyster supper at the school house on
Thursday evening, Feb s9I, il being
the anniversary of washington's BIRTH
day.
Capt. j. A. Stratton started for Boston
last Monday as witness on an inpor.
tant law suit
The discussion At tie lyceam this
week is on railroad legislation. Soonel
or later the railroads will find the people
are the governing power, and for the
benefit Of ell parties il viii b.
grand achievements To brins
il about by candid, soIid legis
lation in mutual manner. Interna
tional commerce. is the life OF our in
land states. and fair price for passen
ger tariff is what is needed The cost o
transportation IS now figured out from
facts and experience. There is no jus
tice IN the products Of states paying 9
to 30 per cent over the cost of iranspol
tation 10 find market. Il is 10 the IN
terest of Kansas and also The railroad
10 have transportation based on 10,
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The Hartford News

TUESDAY, Feb. -
Mrs. Duckett's sale was we'll attended
last Friday. Col II. W. Pcarsall was
auctioneer and ]. j Evans clerk.
Married, at the residence of the bride,
Mrs. Mary A. Duckett TO Mr. Ballard, Of
Mclean county, III, by Rev, VIM. Rob
erison.
A lively runaway Sunday morning
Mrs. DR. Reser, of Neosho Rapids, came
over TO visit her fathers family, and
when she was within three rods of the
house the horse became frightened and
commenced to rum her little boy was
thrown out of the buggy at the start,
but she held 10 the tines for about one
block when she too fell 10 the ground
after which the horse kicked The buggy
to pieces. Mother aud child not seri,
ously injured.
Miss Carrie Gould, daughter of w. P.
Gould, is very sick
Henry Fuller went to Chicago Mon,
day morning with cattle for Greer &
Way, of Emporia.
Mr.. Jonathan Frisoy. uncle of Mrs. ]
Evans, arrived hast Monday from Nc
Lean county, Ill
MIR. V. Z. Appleby is building new
carpenter shop for himself
w. p. Gould u Go. received car
load of agricultural implements last
week.
Wolf 81 Rodgers received car load
Of agricultural implements this week.
E. F. Bennett, or Macon City, Mis-
souri,, agent of the Phoenix Insurance
Company, was IN town Monday and ap
pointed ], J. Evans agent for this vicin
iiy.
Mr.. Charles Shaver bought a cal
load of fine hogs of VIM. Updegraf
Monday.
Charley Johnson bought a car load o
hogs from L G. Knight onday.
There is great deal or sickness il
this neighborhood at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias barrow, grant
father and mother of Mrs. J. J Evans
arrived in town to-day and will live OF
the Duckett place.
Capt / A. Taylor went to Emporis
yesterday.
Mr.. n. g. Kelley Is moving from tn,
Brogan farm TO the Watson place hi
bought last fall.
Mr.. Calvin Mo0a is moving from
town to the Brogan farm.
Work has commenced on the founda
ton of the Evangelical church.
Mr.. Jacob Pruitt came home till
morning from Iowa where he has beef
on visit
T. o. Gibbon, our depot agent. i
shipping eggs to st. Louis.
Charley BrItton is the best clerk il
town. Ii you don't believe it ask TN
girl that bought the stockings.
Ira Best, our draYman, seems to b
doing good business. ManncK.
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TUESDAY, Feb. 1;

UhsDAht EcD. Id
We were glad to see George 10y, of
Dunlap, on our streets yesterday. George
has had rather a severe spell of sickness
and may well congratulate himself on
his marrow escape.
The vixacious mule again. This time
it is Will Morgan. We questioned him
closely in regard to the matter, and he
was rather reticent; but the results show
for themselves, being bad lip and a
broken finger fl ON coming into too close
contact with the mules hind feet
If you have any items of interest
don't be at all backward in making them
known. We have not as yet offered q
chrome for news items, but they will be
thankfully received, just the same.
Miss Lucy Kempton is visiting with
"Aunt Lucy"
The question at the Oratorical society
last night under consideration-"Re-
| solved, That science cOrrOborates the
Scriptures" was ably discussed. The
question tor next night is: Resolved,
That the reading of fictitious literature
is detrimental to the best interests of so
cietY. A full program of declarations,
select readings, essays, etc, has been
made out
Mrs. Carpenter is moving this morn
| ing; likewise, Mr. Kerr and others II
seems to be general moving day.
w ii. Anderson's boy took notion to
sleigliride Saturday The horses took a
notion to go, and consequently we have
another small runaway TO record.
The infant child of Mr.. Marshall died
day before Yesterday.
II. II. Mahan is receiving hogs pre-
paratory to shipment. Mr.. Mahan is
doing quite an extensive business in the
shipping line this spring.
Phil Heilman is loading another car
of corn this morning
Storming again this morning. viii ii
ever let up?
Try the pride and imperial paten
flour sold by III. w. GibsOn's.
Candy, cigars and tobacco. at Nj. w
GIbson's.
Sorghum at 81. w. Gibson's.
We have thirty different brands o
chewing tobacco and have marked on
Go cent tobacco down TO 40 cents.
great reduction also in boots and shoes
J. &. BRowN.
All the popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
The best stationery al Bonds.
Nice assortment of fine candies q
Bonds.
Teas that cost 60 cents ]. {
Brown will sell you at 20 cents
: so cen: tea at 25 cents. Take look 9
e them. Fresh canned goods and Cal
fornia honey. Don't forget that we haV
full stock of boots and shoes, glove
: and mIttens, glass and queensware, nj
a tons, candies and cigars, and in faG
! everything usually kept in a f1rst-clas
establishment. Later-A 10 per cel
reduction on boots and shoes.
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The E.-poria American Legion OF


The E-.poria American Legion ol
Honor.
4 lodge Of the American Legion o.
Honor vas instituted in this city Monday
night al the knights OF Pythias hall, by
Deputy s, c. p L. Teeple. of Mans
teld. Ohio, with the following charter
members. beside some twenty-five or
Thirty ladies:
J. w. TruewCTihy, w. 5. Jay, j. G.
Traylor. W. F. ChalfaBi. j r. Walkup,
J. ". FIlkins, j. d Holden, Van r.
Holmes, n. E Weaver, 5. B. Riggs, w.
A. Ireland, j. NJ Griffith, G. W. Fred
erick. George w. Bennett, F. c. New
man, w Murphy, D. G Davis,
L. E. Weaver, A. G. LakiD. j A. Nor
gan, G. w. Squires, 5. G. Wilcox. ID. C.
Wilcox, T. II. Tobey, C. T. Cavaness,
q. L. Jones, jacob Stotier, Samuel F.
Murphy, Miner A. Whitney. D. Thomas,
L. SeEery, E. Hamilton, f. B Morse, G.
L. Nichols. F. r. Burgess. o. G. Bjerke.
John Bay, 81. L. Samson, G. W. Miller.
Almerin GIllett, Fl. E. Fox, W. a
Gardner, B. Wheldon, D. II. Davis, E.
F. Sprague. W Il. Severy, s. NJ, Smith,
R. Lakin, S G Johnston. Henry Maekay,
D. W. Morris. A. o. Wharton. F. Davis,
David Taylor, W. II Irwin, c. d.
Lovelace, H. E. Norton, o. 6. Willelt
and Morris Green.
The following officers of the lodge
were selected from the above list for the
first term:
Commander-David Taylor.
Vice CDR j. w. Trueworthy.
Past C.-Van r. Holmes.
Orator.. r. WaIkup.
Secretary S. B. Riggs.
Collector-H. E. Fox.
Treasured. NJ. Davis.
Chaplain--Rev. Henry Mackay.
GuIde-E. Hamilton.
Warden-Joe Murphy.
Sentry-W. S. Jay.
Trustees " Bennett, &. T. Cave |
ness, H. E. Norton.
Medical Examiner. w. Filkins, M.
d.
The new order stats out under very |
favorable auspices and promises to be-
come one of the most popular in the city.
It's moral and social features are such as
10 commend it 10 the best citizens in the
including ladies and gentle
men. We might say much more TO the
credit of the order, but time and space
forbids. But time and experience are
all that is necessary TO verify the most
Gathering comments We could make
about Tie order at present
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Teachers aIeeting at Chicago Mound.
Pursuant to announcement, the teach
ers of the schools near Chicago Mound
met Friday, Feb 0, 1888. The house
was called 10 order at O'Clock p. m.
J. Z Klock was chosen chairman and
W. ) WINNER secretary.
After a few remarks by the chairman
w. S. WINNER Introduced the subject
of Globe Study A class was called and
the causes that bring about changes OF
seasons was explained by the use of I
fac lunar tulurian globe which has brer
recently purchased for the school. J E
KIock extended the lesson showing how
rain WAS distributed over the earth.
T. a. Rogan gave the teachers gooC
ideas on how to teach language. Mr.
Stoughtou and J f. Klock talked OF
the same subject.
A class in elementary drawing wa.
we'll conducted by Miss Ebey. The
class was taught in such a manner tina
small children defined point, line
straight line, curved line, &c, witbou
the definition being given by the teach
err
Next J. E. Klock took up the sui
ject of percentage. His way of hand
ling The subject, ives new to most o
the teachers. Mr. C. NJ. Smith mad
remarks on the same subject. At th
conclusion of the class exercises J.
Klock, &. " Smith, W. S. Cook an
}. n Mayes. talked on different educs
tional subjects. The meeting adjourn
ed at p. u The attendance at thi
meeting was good The teachers
parents aud children OF this section Q
Lyon county. seem interested in tn
work our city schools are doing.
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Red Mons potnes

Neosto Tribe No. I, o Il. NJ, held
a meeting at O3d Fellows hall Monday
night aud heard The report of the com
mittee on Constitution ard bylaws, and
transact 4 some ether important bust
ness. The constitution aud bylaws of
the Gifard tribe 8.re reported favorably,
with a fex alterations, and adopted by
this tribe The following trustees of
the tribe were clected P.J Carmichael,
chairman, o. d Lee. and Taos. Stone.
The committee en- hall reported that
the Knights OF Pythas hall could be
leased for a year a, very reasonable rates
and 1t being yerF eligible location, the
tribe concluded to accept the terms pro,
pesed for the same The next mex ting.
which viii be FRIDAY evening of this
week, VIII be held in the new quarters
and it is desired that there be large at
tendance, rs more important business
viii claim the sttcaiion Of the tribe on
that occasion. M Invitations took
place on last evening owing To the press
of other business. but there will BE- sew
eral at TIE next meeting.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Report of the Proceedings Tuesday
Court convened Tuesday morning
at 0 O'Clock, and the following business
was transacted:
Margaret Thompson VS.. James Thomp.
son; w I. Soden appointed guardian
al Ltum and ordered to answer Tor mi
nor defendant on or before March 9TH.
p. c. Cowling VS.. o G Grcenleaf; &c
fendau. given leave 10 amend answer Il
o,ce
L. B)rton IS. Wm CESSNA ct al. f; or
dered that the unknown heirs OF Davi,
NJ. White be served nutloe in the En-
puria Democrat.
Notion x Herring W. lhe Wabash
st Louis & Pncific railway company
motion of the defendant To remove thu
case 10 the supreme court sustained.
Court then adjourned until the 9th
day Of March, 1888
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RadgsrCreek.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. II
Alien Robertson has bought 100 acres
Of land and will fence the same this
spring.
Mr. r Marcelious will farm Lyman
Halls place This year. Mr. Hall is in
Colorado for The benefit of his health.
Our citizens are through putting up
ice. Badger creek will be remarkably
cool during the summer months.
The last cold snapwas quite severe on
stock, bat with plenty of iced which
there is in This neighborhood, stock will
viii come out in The spring in good
shane.
Mr James James. IN the employ Of
n. NJ Mason. Of your city, taking care
of his fine herd of fifteen hundred
sheep. says that one is his entire loss
during the winter Undoubtedly Mr..
James IS wellexperienced in handling
sheep. be having been in the business
for twenty years
w. ii. Caldwell was reelected eonsta.
bic OF his township. He has held the Of
fee four years and never was called te
serve summons or subpoena.
HARD Pan.