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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27

On Monday evening of this week Mr..
and Mrs. Merritt Chandler, of this place,
gave a reception in honor of Rev. r. M.
Thompson, retiring pastor of the INDIE
pendent church. Their pleasant parlors
were more than filled by happy COM
pany, made happy by the genial courte.
sizes of the host and hostess. The guests
were entertained with vocal and instru-
mental music, innwhich Mr.. Fax, Mr..
Left. Miss Allen and Miss Summers as
sisted, and as the evening advanced
many were made happy by an Opportu-
nifty to trip the light fantastic tOe,"
while others engaged in social converse
whose merry voices whist-led through
out the room, lending charm to the
gayety of the evening. Refreshments
were served which must have been par
ticipated in to be appreciated, as our pen
could never do justice to the most excel
lent coffee, sandwiches, cakes and ice
cream which certainly surpassed any
ices of the season. Carriages were not
called until late hour, and it was with
great reluctancy the guests departed.
feeling that the evenings entertainment
was such as none but Mrs. Chandler
could offer, whose womanly graces and
Christian virtues characterize her every
art NJ
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27
Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Cheboygan County Agri.
cultural Society will be held at the
Opera House in Cheboygan on Saturday
the 10th day of February, 1883, at ten
o'clock i'm the forenoon of that day, for
the purpose Of transacting snch business
as may legally come before it. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
WATTS S. HUMPHREY. Pres.
JACOB WALTON, Sec'y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DETROIT, MICH,

LAND OFFICE AT DETROlr, MICH,
January 10th, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settlers have filed notice of their
intention to make final proof in support of
their claims and that said proof will be made
before the u. s. Land office at Detroit, Mich,
on March 16, 1883, VIZ: Frederick Kraft for
8 W u sec 22, town 33 n, r l west. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
GUS residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: George Wetterich, Of Detroit p. o.
John Downey, of Detroit p o. Mich.
And John Downey for the n W sec %, town
SO n,r1w. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: George Wet
terich, of Detroit p. o. Mich, Frederick Kraft,
of Detroit p. o., Mich.
jan27-5 j. IL. BLOSS, Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27
Election Of Officers /.

The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons having granted charter to Che
bOygan Chapter, at its recent session.
the Chapter was organized last evening
as far as the first election Of officers
was concerned, with the following re-
suit:
H. PA. j. Paddock.
King.-J. P. Sutton.
Scribe.--F. +. Martin.
Cap. HOst.--H. G. Graves.
p. S.-A. r. Thayer.
r. A. C.-M. A. McHenry.
G. M. Sd Vail. G. Spiller.
G.. M. I'd Vail-A. P. McKinnOn.
G. NJ. 1st Vail-R. Robinson.
Sec.-J. C. Wooster.
Treas.-Geo. P. Humphrey,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH.
January 9th 1881

January 18th, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler have filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and final entry thereof, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Emmett County, Michigan, at
the County Seat on "Wednesday the 9TH day of
March, 1883 viz: Samuel M. Van Every Home
stead entry No, 1897 for the e1s ofsw a and W
4 OF @ Y, sec %, town 30 n, r 4 W and names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation OF said
tract, viz: Jacob Ellis of Bliss p o, and Sam.
uel Ellis of Bliss p o. and Joseph Sanders, OF
Bliss d O. and Earnest Walther of Bliss po.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
27jan5t
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Church Services.

Services Of the Independent church at
the Opera House tomorrow, afternoon
and evening, conducted by Rev. r. M.
Thompson, pastor. Subject for after
noon, "a True Test" Evening, "A Query
Answered. These will be the last services
under Mr.. Thompson's present engage
ment. and IL the weather is favorable
there will doubtless be large atten-
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Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening Jan. 25, tSS3.

Prevailing course of the wind was
nOrth-westerly, changing to south
Weather cold and stormy. Snowfall, Il
inches.
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FIR 1T r r E ESi.

II. @. DAVIS, Dealer. a.,
CELLS such only as will flourish in this cli-
- mate. Proved by actual trial.
Residence near Court House, on Summons
street. 25jantf
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A Peerless Perfume.

The refreshing aroma of FlorestOn
Cologne, and its lasting fragrance, make
it peerless perfume for the toilet
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27

Special sale Of Dress Goods at Nc
Arthur, Smith & Co.'S.
A complete dinner set of Meakin's best
and glassware of 1872 pieces for 80 at
W. G. Boggs'.
Bargains in dry goods at Macarthur,
Smith, & Co.'S.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27

CONRAD-kev. H. A. Conrad, at his residence
i'm ChebOygan, at minutes past o'clock A.
M, Jan. 21st, 1888, in the 6lst year Of his
age.
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For Sale

Horse, Cutter, Buggy, Harness, Robes,
etc., cheap for cash or will exchange
for real estate near town. Enquire of
III. Hale Cobb,
AT the Star Laundry.
Fresh home made chocolate creams at
JEWELS.
Home made mince meat at the Palace
Bakery.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-27

The undersigned will be at the store
of j. j. Cueny, every Saturday between
IL. A. M. and 2. p. NJ. during the month
of January 1888.
II. l.. KOEHLER,
I'm Township Treasurer.
, 1883-08-25
lau=t y and Cehasrdi.

The departure Of Mrs. Llrg'ry, says
the Bso5klyu Ea5ie, wa' the signal for
series f remarkable stores that have
been pen: Up in tie bosom oi stofy-teilers
for r-uy mouths. The utter absence oi
fac.s Is a striking feature of most 81 the
stories sb5u, Mrs. LangtEy, AMI the last
one, Al Ingenious snd eleverlI-written ar
,.cle about her indebtedness to dress
maker. III scare u be tod with any
degree c: safety Will she vas here
This story goes that Mrs. Llng:ry con
sal,ed 4 d-tss-n.aker on Fith avenue,
who Is very well known, though ~ 40
mears the best of her kind. and had tEo
-7..umes nIde. The result was biil
fron the drezzmaktr fcr 8 100. Il al
mos. took Ms. Lapetry's breath away
aud she was quite d'euant. The charge
w.s very ex,urtionate, aud II was evident
that the dressmaker was taking alVah-
t,rr Of the L VS. notorie;y and Teal'f,
IIrs. Iang'ry 1T the mater a'oLe Un;l
tie last minute before she slIlel !, So 'he
story goes, and then discovered that the
Grsssmaker had decided to get an attach
men. o. hel baggage, sent for Mr G0e-
h-rIt and tod klu that she hadn't any
change IN her pocket, and asked him II
lie could ob,;gs her With loan u S3,lOO
till she could send him The money from
England. G-bh-rdt gallIntly responded
that he only wished it Was 81 900, and
deposited the amount 10 her credit IN a
nsi.Lbarin. lark. Mrs. Langtry then
sent the check ty her mail 10 the Eess-
mas,r and departed in peace. ihis story
vii strike the casual OF ssTver Is beaul-
fu.y irgeuipus. Everybody knoEs that
lIrs. Lng,ry brought over countless
trunks # coslum' :, AID tha. she h;s
bought scarcely anything IN America II
g 90 be hoped now tha. the famous Ens-
H.h4omsn viii be allowed some respite
from the iucessant uotoIiety shat has sur
rounded her since her arrival IN tbis coun-
,fv. There Is no joub. that Mr. Ffecer-
ics Gejha.d: viii siuk iGto the ohscuri'y
n which lie has lived before the / j : ar
r:,aI. IL has played the part Of 4 fool
ID ov.r Ike country, bR' 1t IS TO be re-
mambcred that ne has 10 advisers, IS but
3 years old ana has an independent M
C tms Of $50 O00a year. II ever man
aas sincerely aud devo'edly attach, d to
woman. Nr. GeLhard. was 10 The Jersey
L..v. lie was on the steamer tao h5ars
b. fore she sailed, which means o'clock,
on a f4x and raiay morning, and attend
"a to every detail Of her deparlure,
Nothing was left undJne that woul1 II
,uy Wy tend 70 her comfort and convent.
cGcc. When h, IS 81 years Of age, Get
hard all smile With considerable amuse-
IL .ns aul some embarrassment when he !
reals hls love exrioi's # 1855.
, 1883-08-25

= Ct. n.ual prose cIt.ou, tiia; Tor a year
rgs has lsr.g'y occupied public sitsnticn
a. Cs.uauy, las Just cone t. a c'nelg-
.ira. Tar question involved vas whether
a = a'spt gal had any rights Vii Oh o
n,u2er e ,ha nobility was bound TO re
nee. 7 e.hrir Won Rp.he1ham having
.as,, cie.. s-Nteen-year old girl, living
ln . $ lrsIau ,Iiige IN vh.c! he possesses
1.s state. uf having stolen tr.tiIEg sun
r..l. Lis has, la her lad oveg bench
,lI IN h. uwu person administered 10
..r uhl. hs considered proper punish
a....f uj,h hrrse-whir. The occurrence
uas r,-;:i~d with a i. gree Il fs.liug that
~en. i..r beyond th~ md yilu,ls concerned
go IT.. TIE pisbeiun ,ntHc frlt that It
..fs d gatric..u OUTRAGE uE"H their rights
AID ley ,l.gnrsi Tor tie PAM hment oI
,a, J.-.ir,a SIZED cG-n3yr. : er.mae'
prosecution wss finally instituted, an
aaw, alter LITIGATION ias.irg iao:e ;han o
y.ar. Ffeihsg. yor HIihsbhan has been
i,ual cai,ty ana sertercsd to pay fine
e $3.50, the c5mpi.ioan;s demanded
.h4t lie be sentenced to eight months
imprisonment srd 70 pay fine Of $50
The defense suggested a nae s. 80 The
.cn'crt 5, utence has caused great dissatIS
FAC, on, bur a she same Tine tie faci that
ile deiendau, was punished at al! is re-
ssr3ed as sh"iesomo warning 10 a cer-
tain class Of arrogant noiies and landed
rrup.ia.0rs.
, 1883-08-25

We ought To ge, iull.r d,E,Ils than wy
have yet had Of ghe ravagss oi lie yellow
fever .. Vera CsUz aua otasv u ear
porus as well as st Havana The latest
ne~s comes :h-ou-h TsSis, "a tie ,Gec,
ths, there are terrible acc.Urts At Browns
vile Of the havuc yrgu-h, by the yellow
fever at Vera C.,z, tn, We vaalJ Father
have the dsily mortality Isis tlaH ;gT-.-
bls accounts. We know tla; the Mex
can authorities are always v,ry unwilling
TO give out the fac's and GSHns Iu':ag 3
yellow fever epidemic, hut ihs:e ou-hr:a
BE- no great dtisul'y sbag- obtaining
them ilr The information q thee caaa-
tiles that have extensive c -u@croe viii
the Mexican p7r's.
, 1883-08-25
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, !

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, !
county OF Wails Waila.
In JIstrc 5 Cpur5 fore j. D. Llman,
Justice Cf ~" PeacH
To !. W. WACGoNER;-
You are hereby notified shat
4. GlIImll hiI iisi q claim againai
you il said court which will come Oh 10 be
le,rd at my otfe-. in N,rth Wan. Wa,ia
precinct in Wall. Villa county. w. T., on
The lS-h dav of SrpteH.ber, a. d. 1883 at
the nCu- Of 10 O'CLOCK 4. IA. ant unless you
appear tn n aud there 10 ansV er. the same
will he taken Is clLfess, aud lhe demsnf
OF the Ila'nt,f granted. The i-c' and
d,mani OF sI'd ci-im Is II re .ver from you
the sum o. SO 80 Ir la!anHe iue on account
tf goods, wires an merchaEi;s- Id and
deilv-r,d Add y.u are a'so n)t.fi 4 that
y.ur prep r-y has b-,n attac' e ! t" satisfy
ta.d CAIN. Cain fled August 3 /. 1888.
J. d. LAMAN,
Sa33;; justice OF the Peace.
, 1883-08-25
=. Oor LisrJHhere.

II any jrvai.d or sick person las the least
!oab, oi the power and erilcscg Of Hep 81 =
,sr- :. clee them, they EN- dnd cases ex-
lc,iy he then own. in ;heir owr ne'shbOr-
ao1i. with proof positive taat they eau be
easlly and Pcrmansliiy cured st trii-ug
,osr-oT ask yoar druggist or physician.
GKEESwICH, FEB. IL, 1850.
HoP E.itsrs Co.-SIRs-I was S'v, n Up hy
,le 'etvrs - Sre Of seroiuia consamf ftion
iwy o.;,es z. y0af Bt:ers cur-9 ne.
LEROY RREHER
, 1883-08-25
NOTICE. TO w.ico1 Jorxses yerxc.

" OTICT i HEREBY GIVEN As
~ residents On lhst PARTON Of the clanty
road use and fray- IT! a, such { T ihr lat en-
~ ore Year,. commencing 20 0. chains north
nf the ssJ2bi he'd c'In-r i"r sections 20. II,
2S ami -. in Township, I, North Rause So L
OF III ulet,e n-ri'i,r. in NaliI " alta c.,
Washington Territory- rnnning thence essJ
along tie I.Tese ,rsyrisd Il road tn Mr. Wilcox
residence ami III ne N a soUtt eaSr erly difec-
ticn To the hrid-e crI,s'ng yellow Hawk Elk
which road has JeeH trlvei,d aS a pa5,c hiyi-
wav ami * ending distance cf one u.ile aud
i ~ chains. That tie : ,me has been r~~ur-
vevei by 'Idar ri tt- bot'd & County Com
miss Oners At said county. and tie saii board
vii, st Ih-ir rext resU.sT tern. hs,r an
determine whether ihe rad hs-sin described
and iGclG,!sCi - tae sGT.-v II ihs NJ, the
f-id nOtrs AMI msps 81 vLilh are how o.. iie
IN The Office Of the touuiy Auai,or 81 sid
county, shall b. cTd,ia-d 3 T. wi1i county
road aud public higGwty and "hje>finns
{ ere:n or eisi:as Tor DAMAGES must te h.d
with the County in-i5oI on ~ f- f.-e the h,-t
day of the August t-rTR 4. %. 1873 ~ the roa,l
b. rsinaboSe feslibei viii te iecls7ed a county
Ioai and pra.lie highway. jsI4-ix
W. e. PAINTER, ca. Auirtor.
, 1883-08-25
THOSE WOMEN FOLKS.
Hew Eard.Hesded Nea Estimate Some
lnin-s Which they don't IsderlanG,

Haw Eard.Gesded Nea Estimate Some
lhin=s Which they don't I.dersiass.
Any body VITO has led q domestic life
knows how common such things as the back
ache, and pains in the chest, are among Il e
women who do the work. Often-snd perhal
gsne-ally-the distresses are borne without
n.nch complaint. The women get about. AMI
he machinery Of the house goes on. Beyond
this, tho-e ooarse grained animals whom New
England women call "the men foiks, seldom
lnok. Sc long as their wives or daughters are
not actually in he'd, under the doctors care.
the average th:ck-skinned husband and father
gives tie subject no attention At the same
tine the poor household drudges-who de-
serves better fate-creep around. broom or
u:erPis IN hand. up stairs Gown stairs anG ou'-
o.-deoTs. doing that woman's work, which - is
never ne" Losses Of loved wives and fair
siTls-losses whose sn6denness snS unexpect-
einess sstoniSh those wooden pated husbands
and fA.hers-fsl, seemingly oat Of clear
sky, ani from the logical sequel to the story Of
NEGLECT
Eow, yoI men Who stsnd at the heads Of
tsn thousand such homes. allow ps 70 drop 3
word IN your receptive ears II these women
Of yours are worth having, they are worth say
lng. That back sche-that pain in the chest, ,
Whist are they but indications Of some organic
trouble Of the ii ineys, the heart, or the inngs,
and II at once by the application Of BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROCS PLASTER Il
vii soothe that nervous distress, drive away
hat pain, hanish ;hat dull. weary back ache.
i've new strength 70 the body and fresh hope
= ths keart- No Other plaster will do this.
The BSnssr Plaster. hcyeyer l. rot made "a
sell-but to heal It Is , remedy which never
yet eruke It's pronise-xnd never will
fclr druggist has il. But bescrs pay ing
your 3 cents and putting tie plaster IN Jour
pocket, look for the word CAPCINE cut in
the middle
Scsbury & Johnston, Pharmaceutical Chkn
II, NsU York
, 1883-08-25

There Is nov On sale IN E1girni landed
pr perry to the value Of s5'.Jco,CJ0.
This large aggregate Is descsiaei by thc
L nd, Timfs as including al forms @!
rsa' es,aie. There is No eager demand o.
the part Of buyers % avail themselves o:
the opportunities thus presented, Fine
estates are put NJ a. auction. and ne ore
is found r,aiy to b:a even q rsasoraH,
.uu, in spite Of the feet that there is a,
all tin,s in the London money make;
NO, l,ss t'sn S5t0.CCO Geo aaa..in. in
vestment. 1t would ap2ear that coupar-
stiveIy few people in EaelsEd aau III ID
to oua land, lsoa TIE fact hat .t hJ,rg
in,o its poSsesso- such a very msagre T.
furu
, 1883-08-25
Portland Woul Market.
PORTLAND, Or, Auk ~, 1859

PORTLAND, OR., auk -, 1895.
EpTroR SraTESMAN:-Wocl from Eastern
Osegon and Washington Territory is now
arriving only 10 snail and struggling lots.
AMI willie some goes forward TO San Ffar-
cisco. most of IT il sold here TO local buyers
shc pay San Francisco prices, lrss the freight
We &c cunt fer .his by the fact that they
hive a representative house there which
f,rwards Il east. Q rotations remain at l..
a l9i TO cover extremes. The wires be.
tween here and San Francisco bting down,
We have had no r, port from there siaee the
lS-h. Yours Respectfully.
iiERRIS & HASsELL,
commission Merchants.
, 1883-08-25

The histoIy f President Lnoaln's
FRS, inaugural as related 'y Ben Policy
Pore is evidently truthful, IS IT ii .Es
The simple snd genuine as;vre Of tn man
Instead OF seques irg tie Sse:e.s'y q
State to prepare the lcamsu', S. Mr
Seward expected lie would, NJ L.nco'n
wrote it a: Spin rg6elj, lad 1t IN, It II
type by tie local printer and Printed oE
fcolscap pspsr probably isksn from his
osn on,e. The raFsUagbs were mara
by typographical lss, which nay have
been suggested by kim as hr si0od by tie
case The address ~ss pl4e, II a ssteaei
and put in charge of Boz, nov ihs li9n.
2 bert T., Sni los, on the iougasy TO
Washington SIR. L'ueoia knslly !ound
it among the bsndI~s AID ,ruaAs of tie
sssSass car
, 1883-08-25
Coed iUr ih- fsIlua Er..hcYs.

Tee Msssrs. Fall I, whose Place !, two
al a bali nj e. from ;owe, cn the Milton
-o.j, have l-ft with Us sone magnificent
saUrlzs Of corn, mslous. sgaas', estbas~
saa: s,isLe& = ponds, ,oust5ss, oaions
zul hCp', ;hat are voadtr:ul {, bzh,lS.
IbeY lave Il acres f hops ia: sfs do.og
sfi'Hid. Mr.. Failan says ne viii iurfish
sve-y Kind Of cereal ani vegetable Ioqlirei
% oec0r.:e the Hammlth sgr.lrl:uraI pysa
'sid 70. rs c Ii SPIKE P4rty, They wish
. to aoiiiy tue decoration committee, ths,
they ca nave ever tn'as needed to decorate
sita. One Il the fesiures iurIi h-i by
;hsla vail Re bs Z h Of hops o. pole that
Wvi. = over 20 :. uRis.
, 1883-08-25
Remember OBe sling
We only Sell for Cash.

II gave credit thewhoe fabric of Our system would
he broken 10 pieces right For example sell more
Iling than uuy two houses in Wala Waa and only
sell Them few months ago. Mustn't there
for this! Cfcourse there is its the prices. We
hny clothing for cash and sell them for cash. then We
know wl,at e are ing If we sell suit Of clothes
or fifteen dollars ht twenty in other places, its all
perfectly satisfied because that knows he
mas wei, treated and he will tell his friends he has
been well Gated tina what wc,e struggling for, the good
will the public Stores that get big prices don't like this
i course not bq that's OF business It's the public
please competitors We sell suits Of clothes
io eleven dollars charge fifteen for the
Pay fifteen aud You nay get credit you pay eleven
You put down e money before the suit leaves the
store.
, 1883-08-25

The Cincinnati L,,4',a-S sent ou' o.r'r-
lars asking hich vas the mast ava lrh'e
candidate, Hendr cks or M-DJnaia! j"
these All replies came from Iuoi.ra, o9l
OF which we're favorable Il lhe ''o,d
ticket" or to H-udrieks Inns Il i.t the
frs, place. The inference = that Dir.
McDynald is not 50 prominent igc the
nomina,i N to the Presidency as las
friends would make the paiio believe.
, 1883-08-25

Tbs fol9wirg U. s. land patents h,re
Inst teen received at theiWslla Walls land
otiee. snd can be had upon application:
FlKin Buckley. WmJ Donaldson,
John u Barford. Heinrich Hitler,
Ey J Holasn, hi,ridge Porter,
B.ri .ker, Otheo II Corover.
Herbert u rpkins, Henry Huzz
James 7 Names, ChAs 3 Hopkins,
Peter Eibery. Emma C pi-kensor,
Dlpiel W EIlrid,-, John H wsIker,
John DTyre,l. Wm Shaw,
E,dEMsyer, Cna<E Mit=h,l.
Erei II WnitDey. Chas G Gooian'
VIZ G Reed. Thos Gi'i6ank',
Grizzzt:a a james, Wn z Morrison,
J,s II Smith. Lorena VI Marks
Henry Powell, Geo Reed.
jos y Ayres. DIvid NJ COOK,
Frederick GIFT Morgan 4 BAksr,
Mathew z Sp-lIin, Wm Il Id,
YIN Victor, John B Roman,
J.s Whit, Haseltine D Bean,
E ipha. n Bean. Morgan JObnson,
J.An z P.tchf9rd, G.lushs A Sawyer,
Gilb.r. B Warine,t, Wm F.rnisb,
Ges " Sumpter, Jshn F Jones,
Wm Metchsm, Tnos Bond,
Henry B Dewey, Jas Myers,
Wan / Sumpter. Jos \ Miller,
Henry Gilbert. John Tuttle.
Wm K gers, Christopher Hansen,
Stephen Truax, Joseph NJ Hobbs,
Sylvester Y Tatman, Frank Huber,
Henry Shaw, I,hn Donaldson,
Mathew ) Rounls, Lewis II Whimore,
Wm f. Wilson, Geo " " Lewis,
Tho. II lggerty, John " Jackson.
Jas " CuJbers0n. solomon HarEa!k,
Wm Holds, Lewis BiehIm,n,
Catherine Lssverten, Wm II K,tchner,
Isaac L Croney. John G I.h.
Ev.Iina kerby, Jos Il Hubbell.
jos White, Wn l.. Taylo-,
Franklin Cooper, los B R'sss.
GeO Z PeIcinll, JJ0n MICarsie,
Jls Andrews. Jas " McCuchen.
Daniel IL Mohler, Wm Traeier,
l. bert C Pierce, JOS II Pierce,
Hany Wright. Frank W Gregor,
Be Di, Eugene Matter.
Wm II F rdyoe, D,uling " Lamb,
Geo A Il gers, Sarah Cro~f.ri,
Martin Roach, John A Thomason,
Wm II Halter, Thos Z bling.
Michael kee gan, 0riile Gilmore,
D-nnis Sandal, RIbt d Snram,
: epben F C,I, J,hn + TasslIp,
Tncs " Z .biEson, Jos L Payne,
David S .liiran. F.ank L Sharer.
Els JrI kils.
, 1883-08-25

Two more Am' ricsns have '."ei the
throrg Of those who have teen d,csr-ted
by Elr"rean soversigns Ts,h u'lss ~ or
drrs Of honor ara cI.ry-'he great Amer
icau lipa tanners, Gu. Boone ana Ne.
Gen Boone. Hi' II sly lie Sli.aa was
happy overs performance il The huns
cage by these great Amer. al Lon tsnns
that he conferred upon the hspTy Clp-
nel The order Of the Me- die OF the ,ticl
class, and On his happy wife the ,rl.r o.
The She kat Tse C,lonr!s r-ma. 1 TO q
reporter that the Sultan IS q mighty
cisrl-tonguei gentleman, shows he has no
preindice asliHs; tha: p1ieu;a:e i-r being
q Turk.
, 1883-08-25

!. Is not necessary to enter into particulars
ia referring t. the 9onplicatei organic snd
iuncticnIl difficulties to which the more deli
cate classes OF American women are subject /;
but We take pleasure in saying that Mrs
lydia +. Pinkhams gres. remedy for all these
troubles has an unbounded popularity.
, 1883-08-25
Milton Notes.
trEoM OUE REGULAR ,REEsPoSpESr.l

EAOl W - isIst tfAs iH-.NA-i
MILroS, Aug. p, 1888.
Times are very brisk with us.
The foe two story brick Of Messrs. Stone
& Fans is nearly dona, also the large s.or
If Metcali & P.ants. The latter gsnts detii.
c.tel thar store lsst night by grand ball.
There geIe abcu. fifty couple present. They
had pl,a,an: time, and every thing passed
CT o1ietly. The firm is getting very pofu,
lar h re.
Wheat is all the 90 here. Mr.. Wa ker is
psyirg the top price. There are some fifty
teams baalirg to the depot.
The STAGE la, been uiiej of here and we
miss our Old friend Potter very mu.h.
Mss L,.ly Char h, daughter # ex-fo,.-
mas er Church, met with very pain ut &C
cideut While cut riding Sunday evening.
Size was sitting IN the back seat, when ihe
ha.k bOunl,d frOm saGd hole, throwing
the seat Gu. t,sether with It's occupants,
Miss Dora Winston ard Miss Lily CluIch,
bre ,krng the l.'ter's coli 7 bone. Mss Wiz
,ton escaped r1l.Est.
Helry GIrred's six-mnle team faa away
viti lin down the mountain, and lie is re
ported Lot expected to live. HIS father i
g5iGg after him in the mornipg.
Mr.. George Town has the contract 70 car
~ 1t. mail 70 and from the car; he ais
rams a hlck TO accommodate passenger.
lie has tiue stock of horses aud hacks Il
accommodate Grummsrs with.
Nr. 7. +. Pierce, living one mile heio"
town, feil dead from his hack, on the 18Th
and was buried Yesterday.
We have ilttle sickness here, bur mostly
sgpe.
Bra to the w;f0 of C. c. Cunningham, Of
the 20:h, 10Y. He tipped the beam al
! lCf. Mother aud son doing well. Tht
fth,r is crippled come, but declares him
! eff .t.l IN the riry. ANON.