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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-29

STATE OF MICH1GAN-In the Circuit
Court for the county Of Cheboygan.
In the matter of the petition OF the VILLAGE
OF Mackinac City, to take private property for
the use and benefit of the Public
1t having been made to appear to this Court
upon. the return day Of the summons issued in
the above mentioned cause, against James G.
Conkling, Charles w. Cass and j. L Roberts. re-
spondents, that said Charles w. Cass and J !.
l.. Roberts are non-residents of said county
OF ChebOygan, and they not having appeared
In this Court, on said return day, and on mo-
ton OF Geo. K. Frost, attorney for said pe-
titioner, 1t is ordered that said Charles
les w. Cass, and j. L. Roberts do appear be-
fore this Court on the 23d day of January. A II.
d. 1884, and show cause why the prayer of
the petitioner. made and filed in this cause.
should not be granted. r~~"'
And IT is further ordered, that the service of the
foregoing order be made on said respondents.
Charles w Cass and j. L. Roberts, by publish
ing certified copy Of the same for three sue
cessive weeks at least once i'm each week. in
the Northern Tribune, weekly paper published
in Cheboygan, in said county of Cheboygan.
j. G. RAMSDALL,. Circuit Judge
GEO. K. FROST, Atty for Petitioner. decS
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy OF the order issued i'm said cause: ~
MEDARD METIvIER, County Clerk
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Never Give Hin.

/. IL you are suffering with low or de-
tressed spirits. loss of appetite, general
pebillty, disOrdered blood, weak cOnsti-
tuition, headache, or bilious nature, by
al means procure bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see
the rapid improvement that will follow;
you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henceforth
you will rejoice in the praise of Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Kenburg & Cooper.
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ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to amend Section three of Ordi.
nance number twenty three, entitled: "Rela.
tive to Deposting and Burning Sawdust and
other Refuse Stuff" '-,r'y
The village Of Cheboygan Ordains: 81
Sec. l. That secton three of Ordinance num.
Der twenty-three, entitled; 'Relative to De-
posting and Burning Sawdust and other Re-
fuse Stuff" adopted June 2lst, 1877, be amend
ed to read as follows:
Sec. z Any person or persons violating anv
OF the provisions Of this ordinance SO as To
cause, commit, or maintain nuisance shall.
on conviction thereof, by court of Competent
jurisdiction, be subject to penalty of not ex-
ceedlng one hundred dollars, nor less than
fifty dollars, and costs of prosecution, and a
like penalty for each days continuance or
maintainance of such nuisance, and i'm the i'm
position of any such fine and costs the court
may make further sentence that the offender
or Offenders be imprisoned in the Cheboypan
county jail until such fine and costs are paid
provided that the time of such Imprisonment
shall not exceed the period Of ninety DAYS. or
by both such fine and Imprisonment in the dis
erection OF the court
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect on
the first day Of January, A. ID. 1884. ~,
Adopted December 4th, 1883.
GEO. Il. FROST
G. j. HUNT, President
Clerk.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(OGciQll


A regular meeting of the Council OF
the Village of Cheboygan was held at the
council rooms, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th, 1883.
Present President Frost, Trustees,
Blake, Smyth, Van Arsda1e and Attorney
Bell.
Abssnt--Trustee Robinson, Macarthur
and Humphrey.
Minutes read and approved.
To the Honorable, the Council Of the Village of
Cheb0ygan:
Gentlemen: At a meeting of the Board
of Water commissioners, held Dec. 18th.
1883. the following accounts were al
lowed and payment recommended:
Smith q Adams, account of August Ia,
$2264. s-
AL. Robinson, making hydrant boxes,
$1O.O5.
Frank Cnmmins, days drawing slab
wood, $1,000.
John Diekman. drawing hydrant box
es and filling same. $3.50.
Respectfully submitted,
ChebOygan, Dec. 18th, 1883.
9 GEO. ". BELL, Board oflWs-
j. N. PERRY. sioners.
The following bills were presented
and allowed;
John O'Brien, clearing GROSSLY walks,
J. P. Sutton, services as fire warden.
$24.OO. Ia
Post & Van Arsdale, sundries, $15.12.
Council then adjourned.
c. j. HUNT, Clerk.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1883.


Moses W. Horne. pioneer Of ChebOy-
gan. died at his residence in this village
Thursday night, Dec. 9th, after short
illness. He was an upright man. He
leaves q wife and several children. His
estate is worth several thou dollars.
He will be buried by the Masons.
Deceased was born at Wolff CROUCH,
New Hampshire. March II, 1920. In
1S45 he went to Mackinac Island from
Chicago, where he had been at work for
a short time. He was cooper by trade,
and followed that avOcation for several
years. In July, 1845, Mr.. Horne and
Jacob Summons came to Cheboygan and
cut the first pine tree ever cut on the
river. The following year he worked here
part of the season and made the first
fish barrels made in the county. In the
fall of 1916 he preempted ifty-fOur acres
OF land. December II, 1916 he married
Sarah I. Bunker, having returned to his
native place, where the marriage Oc-
Cured, Six children have been born to
them, three of whom are still living.
In 1S47 Mr.. and Mrs. Horne went to
Nackinac. and 1850, they located at Che
boyean. At that time Mr. Horne built the
house in which the family have since
lived, and where he breathed his last.
He was the second sheriff of the county,
and was again elected to that office in
1864. He bad also held the offices of
Justice of the Peace. and marshal of the
village.
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christmas and New Year Excursions

Excursion tickets will be sold at Che
bOygan station to all stations on Michi-
gan Central r. r. at one fare for the
round trip. on the following dates:
December 2lst 70 25th. inclusive, good
to return until Dec. 31st, inclusive.
December 18th to Jan. LIST, inclusive,
good to return until Jan. 9TH, inclusive.
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EuckI.n's Arniem saIve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to SPEEDILY cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptiOns, guaranteed to cure in
every instance. or money refuned. 20
cents per box. for sale by Kenburg e.
Cooper
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K. A. SandrsOn has returned to town.
and opened up business three doors
south of Murray e Rich's foundry, near
ly opposite the Grand Central hotel.
where he is prepared to do gunsmithing
and sewing machine repairing in first
class manner. He sOlicits the patronage
of his former patrons and the public i'm
general.
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Wood Wanted

Sealed proposals for the delivery of 90
cords of good body maple wood. two
feet long at the school house of District
No. 3 fractional Of Inverness, will be
received by the undersigned until Jan. q
1884. Contract awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder. Right reserved to
reject any or all bids. if not satisfactory
to the board.
JACOB WALTON. Director.
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PIGEON PIvER

Dec. 81. 1883
V0rce 4 Embury are putting in camp
short distance from here with George
Cummings as foreman.
Miss Alice Richards of Connecticut is
visiting her brother Phil.
The suit of Sponsher u.s. ROney for
burglary, was postponed until next month
Each party will secure legal advice.
Thos. Shirley, of StIgnace is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Alex. Mitchell.
Our school closed Friday for Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Moses Pasino is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. JOdway, of ChebOygan.
The Wolverine people do good deal of
Dragging, but all we need to make us
equal with that immense city is dude
and pOslOffice.
We have six iuches or more of snow
here, aud every one, and especially the
Knights of the Mackiraw Shirts are
happy.
Several of our citizens are going to
begin hauling timber to Indian River.
MORE ANON
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1
renowned Limburger cheese. snatched
my pocket handkerchief from an outside
coat pocket and found it filed with
Limburger cheese, made rush for the
door and slipped upon piece Of Linz
burger cheese, after escaping to the fresh
air and ''heaving up Jonah for half an
hour, we sought our bed for repose, and
On turning down the covers found sever
al pieces of Limburger cheese, At last
believing our room cleared of all that
noxious food so much relished by some
people we dropped to sleep only to dream
of Limburger cheese. On awakening
in the morning we raised the window
to get fresh air and in looking aronnd
found more cheese In our boots. jackets
and hat. We promise ourselves that we
will accept no more invitations to dine
with the Lime Kiln Club, and advise
every body to try Limburger cheese, and
If they like it eat it. We don't.
ST. JOSEPH.
December q, 1883.
The wreck of the schooner Mary A,
Hubert, sad end to the hest little
vessel that ever fOated Oh fresh water.
and more sad still that she found cof-
fin for Captain Martin O'Malley, who
commenced sailing on her as cook,
boy, twenty-six or seven years ago.
laid the keel of the Hubert twenty.
eight years ago this winter at Sandusky.
Capt. Samuel Biddle made the model, |
but l brought the dimensions of hull
and every detail of outfit from salt
water" She was built for the Mackinaw
and North Shore fish trade, and as it was
then carried on, proved just the thing.
She was only 81 feet keel, 20 feet beam,
and seven feet depth of hold, with 10
inches dead rise on q flow; a mite of a
vessel now, but when | arrived with her
at Bush Point, Oh fourth of July, 1856,
the Frenchmen exclaimed, CROSSE
bargue,' comparing her with vessels
engaged in that trade at the time. Capt.
N. W. Kirkland, now of Egg HarbOr, Wis,
sailed her until the war commenced, and
he and the vessel were considered by
many people who took passage with him,
equal to any storm Lake Michigan could
get up. The Hubert was well built and
having been long time in the salt fish
trade, was well preserved 1t does not
appear that she ever had thorough re-
build. Many persons around the straits
Of Mackinaw will remember with pleas
ure the Hubert and her competent and
always kind and 0bliging master.
CHAS E. KIRKLAND.
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j. W. Fitzgerald, editor and publisher
OF the Clinton and Shiawassee Union,
has sent MS his Christmas card. Success
to you Fitz.. aud your sprightly paper.
May you live long and prosper.
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Twill be I'm my Office every Friday
from to IL A. NJ, and from 2 to 5 p. NJ,
during December, to receive taxes for
the township of Benton.
A. G. BOGGS,
Township Treasurer.
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N EDARD METfVTEK.

0ouNTYCLER REGIsTEROF DEEDS
ONCE hourt from 9o'cloel A. M.to IL M. and
from o'clockP.M. to4P. M, for enterirc and
recordired eds or othtripstrnmentst to be paid
WntI ,Ie ~ ME u IeII IOrreGOId. lianff
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eB- On New Years Day, every visitor
will receive Handsome Present.
Also Handsome present to the Pref
tie st Child in ChebOygan, under years
OF age, to be voted for by every visitor
10 the museum. Mode OF voting:
Every visitor or entering receives a
plank on which they write the name of
the child which in their estimation is
the handsomest. and deposit it in box
Tor that purpose. Votes are counted
every evening, and bulletin made pub
tic every morning. One vote free; extra
votes 10 cents.
Open from 2 to 5, and from Z to
8 p. NJ.
ADMISSION, zoe
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Christmas night, Justice Malcolm Nc
Phee officiating.
We believe we will wait until next
week to insert our New Years wedding
notice, we know who it is just the same
though, now
The Sabbath school Christmas trees
at RondO and Wolverine were grand
success. Every thing passed off pleas
antIy. the entertainment preceding tn e
distribution of presents were especially
interesting at both places. SOLOMON.
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A SePiOu9 Cuttin1 CaSe.
BLOODY ARRAY IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDS sAruR-
MIGHT

BLOODY ARRAY IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDS sAruR-
DAY MIGHT.
Shortly after 12 O'Clock Saturday night desper-
ate Tight took place in the Capitol grounds. In
which Daniel Sheehan, young white man. resid-
Ing on 9th street east, near north, received nine
or ten serious wounds about the head and neck
inflicted with razor Young Sheehan with three
companions-George Ofenstein, John Howard and
Samuel Gorman-was on his way home at that
time. Near the grotto they met three colored men,
and 1t Is claimed that one OF the latter struck
Sheehan. After some words Sheehan grabbed one
OF the colOred men, Henry King alias Keene. and
the latter drew razor and commenced cutting
Sheehan, the other two cOlored men using their
black Jacks at the same time. Howard, one of
Sheehan's companions, received cut on the chin.
The Waterman OF the grounds making his appear
ance on the scene the colored men ran of. Young
Sheehan was taken to police headquarters and at
tended by Drs. TownShend and Elliot. He was
Afterwards sent TO Providence hospital officer
Byrnes arrested William Foreman one OF the al
legged participants in the melee, about an hour
after the a1ray, and yesterday afternoon he ar
rested Andrew Harris on suspicion OF being an-
other OF the party. Both OF the prisoners claim
that the white men provoked the fight. This
morning in the Police Court Mr. Irving, of the
district attorneys office, called Judge Snelrs at
tentton to the case, and said the injured man was
dangerously hurt VIM. Foreman and Andrew
Harris were held without bail to answer
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A MOTHER JOB LOTTO PRS. wOMENs KID
.1a. Lis Ds g ma IT, o % e sns
put Ct bali price; eEcaen sissa AZ 3H and plain
- 1s q acood Guilty; Button. 81 asss g. worth
shs's The bet & IN scsp Coz g Lsdi. FEB Goss and
S10 1uSh ~ re s.e1 worth ~ sold. And go ths
SSas ". sktSY' isiSe isi dsi pm s' ss sss
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuseiEents, &c. Tonight.
NATIoSAL THEATER-Jay Rlals "Unele Toms
Cabin" company.
THSATER COMIQUE.-Frank ]. Frayne In ISL Slo-
cum"
DINE notwithstanding performance and
curLOsltieS
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A TEN-YEAR-oLD CoLoRED Boy named Chas.
Wright was before the Police Court this morning.
Being vagrant, and having no home, he was sent
70 the reform school during his minority,
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GRAND /. o. NJ. EXCURSION TO NORFOLK. VA, ON
the steamer Excelsior Tuesday May l, 1888, dur
Ing the meeting OF the Supreme LOdge)
Round trip tickets, good Tor ten days, 81 80. Good
70 return on either the Excelsior or George Leary
For sale by members OF the Order and on the
Boat Boat leaves the 9TH street wharf at 30
O'Clock pm.
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Use UNICORN SHIRTS. Cochranes, Uptown.
TIE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of nifty
Six columns. viii be sent postpaid for one dollar @
yeaT. Try IL
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NJ. p. RICE, Photographer, has returned from
the University OF Virginia. where he has been for the
past two weeks photOgraphing the students Of
that Institution.
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STYLISH LINEN COLLARS Cochrane's, Uptown

IMMENSE BAR6 AIMS IN BABY CARRIAGES, refriger
atorS and ice chests of the best manufactures will
be sold tomorrow At r. Goldschmid's, SIP 9TH st
NV,
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SpR1Ne Day Goons.

SpR1No Day Goops.
We are daily receiving Spring and Summer sup.
ply of Dress Goods COMPRISING fun line Of Black Silks
Gil grades Surah Silks, Ottomans Satin Rhadames,
Satin Merveilleux Silk Grnaiines. Nuns Yelling and
Chudah cloths in all the new shades French Wool Suit
tngs Printed and Plain Satteens. Embd Sattenns and
Muslin Robes Printed linen LAWNS splendid hne Of
Black Wooden Dress Goods in all the fabrics; SILK
and Thread Hose. new coorings; Umbrellas and Para
sols, new designe. Also. an elegant hns Of Linen
SheetnRs and Pillow Linens all widths DumaRk Table
Cloths and Napkins 70 match, In seendd quality. ta
Ezes) Table Damask by the yard in choice patterns:
Towels and Towelng in Kr at variety. Those in want
Of choice goods viii do sch to examine stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. CO.,
apl3m 1898 St, near Ebbitt House.
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g C. CREAMERY print butter. Spicer, Compton
4 Co., wholesale agents Ask for II. See ad.
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26-NCH twilled silk umbrellas, slightly imper.
feet, $l.25 and 81 so. A. Dammann, agt., 500 9Th.
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II COX WELL TO YOUR LIFE insurance. AND
carefully examine The merits of the Mutual Reserve
vide for his family IN case Of hs death Our business
month re FOO over so m ed ~ me LOU Oh tnis
membership now exceeds 10. TOO. ana our total bud
$40, orc, zoo. The plan odopted by
this association which 10 new easiy understood safe
and at great reduction in cost commends itself the
and m the words q celebrated actuary. will revoiu
6onize life insurance in this country" Ofice I'm
Washington, 1909 street. Agents wanted.
mhl7-6m I. Y. KNIGHT. MANAGER.
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800 PIECES Swiss, Irish point, embroidery, l6, IS
and Csc per yard 50 pieces Swiss embroidery for
nouncing at 2oc. per yard. so doZ. gauze Isle
gloves, only 25c. per pair To each customer
handsome decorated mirror.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt.,
7l2 9TH street.
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GENUINE "GUYOT" SUsPENDER5, 3Sc.: no imita-
tons Cochrane's, Uptown.
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New fne gilt vest chains, s.; Roman hoop ear.
rings, s. pair. Prigg's Jewelry Store.
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RAPID PESMASsHIP. $3.50 monthly. Howe, 81
9TH street.
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SILK JERSEY GLOVES, 75c.; 3-button. 81; kid
gloves for SOC. A. Dammann, agt, SOC 9TH.
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y s. coco A
IL BREA K TIA
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
''By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by
lected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided breakfast
save Ms many heavy dociors bills II is nv the indicin
use OF such articles of diet that constitution may be
gradually built until strong enough to resist every
tendency to Hundreds of subtle maladies are
hoating around ready to attack wherever there
weak point Wemay many fatal shaft by keep
ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood. and prop
erly nour1shed frame. "-Ctrit Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
sola in tins (only 1s-b and lb. by Grocers labeled
JAMES EPPS CO.,
ol6-m, tu&s HOMEOPATHIC Chemists. London. Eng.
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frssxIL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russs.

LINEN DAMAsKs, white; great bargains Cox
Yane's, Uptown.
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CITY ITEMS.

l.
~
The Most Popular
and useful Cough remedy in the world Is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Is cents
The Following Extraordinary
bargains will be sold tomorrow only al NJ. Augen-
stems Sl7 7th St NV; Largest size bread boxes
large size cuspadores 1sc; y d. decorated cups and
saucefs Soc. worth 90c.; 10 at. milk pan and Is
ciothespinS 13c.; covered vegetable dishes Ale.
doz. engraved goblets 83c yards Shelf oilcioth
25c.; antique decorated chamber sets S2s7; baby
carriages and trunks OF the best manufacturers al
reduced prices.
Remnants, Remnants
Special remnant sale at the Excelsior, S04 7th,
tomorrow.
Welcome the Coming Speed the Parting
Hub Punch is invaluable for a little treat, and
Gers and druggists.
Soft Grabs. Hard Crabs.
and fine oysters, wholesale and retail. Hotels,
families and restaurants supplied. n. White & Co.,
GIL street northwest.
Spring Overcoat.
Is now
An 1ndispen sable Article OF Apparel
Our Stock
Is OF Such Varied Style
AS to Induce
The Inspection OF Every One.
NOAH WALLER Co.,
CPS Pennsylvania avenue. N,6
Lundborg's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
In the Absence OF
suitable materials, or the time TO prepare II,
Durkees, and you Will never trouble yourself to
make another.
Nervous Debility.
the curse OF the American people Immediately
yields to the action OF Browns Iron Bitters.
kEoKUK, IowA.-Dr E. E. Fuller says: ~ have
USED brown's Iron BitterS in my own family with
excellent results"
ELM GROVE, n. CDR. G. N. Robertson says: 81
prescribe Browns Iron Bitters and fnd IL Is all
1t is recommended to be-"
Novelties.
In Mems. Youths and Children's
Spring and Summer
Clothing.
Unsurpassed as to Workmanship.
Style and Finish.
NOAH WALKER Co..
69o pennsylvania avenue. N,6
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The FOteic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-vOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigOr. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is Incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. w,Sm
LundbOrx's Rhenish Cologne.
Don't Die i'm the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice reaches
bed-hugs, flies, ants. moles, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. a
SsAldernev Dairy Ea pOns.ss
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk,
Sc per qt.- Cream, 15c. pint.
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L1o uons.
MARYLAND CLUB. s. per gallon.
MONTICELLO II. Sc per gallon.
ROYAL GARNET. Sc per gallon.
OLD BAKER. s. per gallon.
OLD CROW, 81 per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE, s. per gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 80 cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, Is cents.
BOTTLE OLD CROW, 81.
HENNESSEY BRANDY 1855.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, S.
GALLON oPoRTo WINE. SIS.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY. 81
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, S.
PIPER HEIDsIECK. sOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE, GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE. BOTTLED. $3.50 DOZEN.
E. @. KNIGHT,
ap20 1882 Pennsyivanla avenue.
THO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER GOODS.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT Low PRICES
lot Of odds and ends In the way of Portable and
Brick Set RANGES. few secondhand RANGE6
and LATR0BES TO ssll cheap.
EDWARD CAvKRLY CO..
mh2l-sm lz9s New ymA aysnua.
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LADIES CoTToS UNDERWEAR, splendid qualities;
cheap. Uptown, Cochrane'S
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF ACTING COMMIssARY OF SUBsIsTENCE,S
WasHINGTON BARRACKS, d. G., April 2. 1883.
Sealed Proposals. in trplicate subject to the usual
viii be received Of this office until TWELVE 0,CL9CK
1t which time and place they win be opened in presence
Of bidders for furnishing and delivering the Fresh
Amy It this post for issue to troops thereat during
the fiscal year commencing July ist 1883.
marked proposals for Fresh Beef and addressed to
The the right to reject any or IN
proposals. ~
quality Of Beef. payment amount Of bond. &C., musi
be obtained BY application 70 this Office.
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