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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-02
BY George g. vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. z Tenth street.

pY REQUEST OF THE OWNER WE
ID vii! sell by auction. on the premises ON
FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1883,
BRICK HOUSE OH the east side OF fourih street
between Main and Franklin streets-No. II: inc
Ming back within parnIlci lines good depth. This
house is well built: contains ten rooms; detacned
kitchen, two rooms. The house has been newly
nsnered and paIntcd inside and out, and ! In
thorough repair; substantial iron-railing front
fence. 49,. .,a ..,.Lo
This property. so centrally locaed. wonld make
n desirable home, or an inyestment THAT Wouiu
Command good tenants ut fair rental.
TERMS Easy. and ut sale. 80.
GEORGE :. VASHON SON,
r.oe huctiOncers.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
lib Main street.

Real Estate Agent anu huct"neei'
lI13 Main street.
BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND
Is HOUSE NOV Frs,
ATTENTION.
TWO LARGE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
ONE SMALL FRAME HOUSE,
- BESIDES
KITCHENS, FENCING, OLD BRICK, &C.,
TO BE SOLD TO BE REMOVED IN TEN
DAYS FROM SALE.
Nv authority Of The City Engineer, Colonel W.
L. Cutshaw, will sell 1T public auction on
TUESDAY. MARCH 9TH,
AT 1850 p. NJ,
on the premises, between Twenty-fourth ana
Twenty-ifth streets and prolor CATION OF Leigh
street, ALL THE HOUSES. FENCING. and M
rROVFAIENTS on the lots lately condemned for
the extension of Leigh from Twenty-hith To
Twenty-fourth street consisting Of TWOLAkGE
and WELL-BIIlLTF FIR ME HOUSES, with brick
Foundations. on Twenty fifth street. and SMALL
FRAME HOUSE on Twenty-fourth street, former
Nv owned 10y william II. Pitt, Esq, George Young,
Esd. and q. NJ steward, Esq. together with all the
FEN CINGS, KITCHENS, OLD BRICK. and all
improvements.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
fe22 Auctoneer.
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BY William II. LyDe & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
A UCTION SALE VERY VALUABLE
"A WEST-MAIN-S FRET PROPERTY,
CORNER LOT 40X199 FEET,

4 n w
CORNER LOT 40X199 FEET,
DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING THEREON,
NEAR MONROE PARK.
BY request Of the owner we shall sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. MARCH 6, 1883,
ut AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the above-named very desra.
bic property at the southeast corner of Main and
Cherry streets. within one square of Monroe Park,
fronting 40 et on Main street and extending back
within parallel lines on Cherry street 90 feet and
having an alley In the r,ar 20 feet wide. The
DWELLING is Il neat and very comfortable one,
containing about six rooms This property Is
especially valuable on account Of its admirable
location md the size Of the lot. which Is well suited
for either Il large and handsome residence or two
smaller ones for rental purposes. and parties In
tending to purchase I'm this locality should not fail
TO attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced IT sale
W. II. LYME & CO..
NH 1,2,4,6.7,s Auctioneers.
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No. 1 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il LOT, WITH THE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNGS THEREON, AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY, JUST BELOW THE EXCHANGE no.
TEL-THE LOT FRONTS 80 FEET on LO-
GUST ALLEY AND RUNS BACK ON LINE OF
FRANKLIN STREET ABOUT 100 FEET.-By
virtue Of a deed of trust dated February "a,
1873. and recorded In Richmond Ghancery Court
In ID. b. 90. page 497, default having been made
IN payment OF debt secured. and ut the request OF
beneficiary. | will sell at public auction, ON the
premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1883,
at o'clock l.. NJ, the above WELL-LOCATED
PROPERTY. The buildings are large and SUBJ
stantial, known as the "Sr0kEs HOTEL and
are now renting for sum equal 10 10 per cent on
the price they will probably sell for and, besides
can be improved and rendered very valuable for
manufacturing purposes.
TERMS: Accommodating, aud announced at
sale. JOHN q. CARY, Trustee
sale by X. q. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

ROUVIER'S LAW DICTIONARY, 9
~ volumes, fifteenth edition, thoroughly revised
and enlarged, s15; Browns Law and Lawyers in
Literature, $3.50; Desty's Removal of Causes, SO ;
Desty's Federal Procedure, SO; Wharton on Con-
tracts. volumes, SIP; Students Law Dictionary,
$3.50. Many other new and a large stock of Stand
ard Law Books.
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Leave
Richmo'd 2:4J p. 81. 400 4. B. 600 y. NJ.
Arrive at
W'fPointl 500 T.. VI. $50 A. s.. 9:35 T.. NJ.

Passenger trains connect at West Point Tues
| days, Thursdays and Saturdays with steamers for
Baltimore and the North. .
Freight trans leaving Richmond al 4:30 A. NJ.
| and 600 l.. NJ. Will have passen2cr-coaches at
| tached.
Train No. A. connects at BurkeviIle With or
folk and Western railroad Tor farinViiis' byi en-
burg, and all southwestern points
| Train No. so (urough passenger stops AZ Al STA.
ons EGnpseung 2; ralrsas sor Wilton a.
Greens boro' for all points ON North Carolina diyl-
sion and Salem Branch; at AtlaDta 'or al points
south and SOufhwp-t: at salisbury Tor All points
on Western North Carolina railroad.
| Train No. So Through passenger and nam stops
at all stations, connecting at snlherlin. WIN MI
Milton; az Greensboro for all points ON salem
Branch; at Charlotte with Chsriotio, COLUMBIA
"a Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta,
Savsr nah, aud Florida poiEts.
Trains from the south arrive ~ i1chmond az
433 r NJ coo o a. NJ and rie r. VI and md t aa
Z. ~ aud I2:40 T.. n. 0Freight.l
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
Trains
Richmond at mo. 40)........".. 1900 T. v,
Bon 49,. az r "
RETURNING
Coaldcid at no. 41)....................s0 M.
Bon '.''''''.'S'ib An.
Rchmona... .............., .............s3l m.
All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 90 New York and Atlanta vfd Wssh-
On Train 52-Richmond snJ Danyile, ina
Washington and Augusta.
Tickets sold 70 all points South. uilsast, ard
southwest. ana baggage checked through.
Nolsy-oyer checks given 81 local tcket,.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General ia-s-n ker Agent.
SOL HAAS, Trafhc Manag,r.
4. VI. II. TALCOTT. General Manager. NH
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FERTILIZERS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
TO FARMERS.

grndias al MO 70 ny reSq,ar nssinnSs, am now
Ten. witch Is unequall,d by any on the market,
ana which intend shall become universally popu-
iI on Us own merits. Having carefully selected
ny lump. can furnish the bet quality. and hav-
,nk the capacity for grinding hfty tons per day,
ean rive consumers TIC advantage OF having Ii
~ s,h{ ground. as l will not Keep supply on
nut grind II after receiving orders on abort
est Aottec. Price, &C.. on application.
...f WILLIAM T. KING,
60. $500 10 $500 williamsburg avenue.
NS'lm Post.061ce Box l.
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ny Sampson 4 Adamson, Auctioueers.
U,RuSTEEY SALE OF VALUABLi

U,RUsTEEg SALE OF vALUABLE
i GRANITE QUARRY PROPEkI lr,rv
ATGRANITE, IN CHEST ERFlELDS VUnNNl ,
VA. AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CoN-
NECIED WITH SAID QUARkf,,, ~
Nv virtue Of deed Of trnst from Tue oiu ~
,ai,iion Granite Company tc the unocrsikhic,u'
dated The 4th February, 1878. and OF RECORD ia
the clerks ofico Of Chesterfield County Conr. ne
fault having been made In the payment 81 We
money therein secured, and the holders OF , rne
honds issucd under said deed Of trust having r.
Dvasted that sale should be made. or the hEAL
md Personal PROPERTY therein conveS ,,.l,
ve hall procccd to sell at public auerlon, on tnc
nrcmises ne Granite, on the Richmond ana Dai ~
rr,,Ia r1ilrnad about five miles from the Guy Vi
pichmond. al O'Clock A. NJ. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1883.
tint VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY. VIII. Wilt,
ali the BUILDINGS AND 1MPROEEMEN,t
Thereon. consisting OF TWO TRACTS OF LANi!-
enc Containing 70 ACRES and the other contain,
ing Al ACRE And at the same time VII, DC spia
certain STE a M-ENGINES,D ERRICks.r Mr :;
CARS RAIL ROAD-TRACK, and lMPLEMENio
and TOOI,S used I'm the quarry business .a
TrnMs: Cash as to $4,000 and the costs aii J,
exnenscs Of sale: and the balance on terms mauc
known on day OF sale. ,,,,,,>,u NASH
GEORGE W. HALL.
e., Trustees.
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V'HE YORK-RIVER LINE

rIlHE YORK-RIVER LINE
To
BAL TINORE.
Tri-wcekly Except Sunday. Until further no.
tice steamers Uid Ibis line leave Nc<t Point fQf
Baltimore Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Straight tickets to Baltimore. 30
Meals..... 10
LEAVE
RICHMOND RICHMOND AND DANYILLE
RAILROAD VIRGINIA-sTREET DEPOT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT 24j T.. NJ.
ARRIVE
AT BALTIMORE AT 1880 A. n.
For Tickets, Timetables, ana all Information,
call on A. W. CARRIER & Co. 1000 Main street,
and Ticket Agent at the Richmond aud Danyille
depot
siate-RoOms and Derths secured on application
at this office. ~ SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent,
No. Tenth street.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. NH 2
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DILL A ID Il l. y ii y, RICH 3sTS
MoND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMsHI COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at II D., and every SUNDAY at 5
4. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed Till 100 A. NJ; tor sundays steamer TN
8 2. NJ saturday. Freight received daily I'LL )
L. NJ.
Fare, So.
For further information. apply 10
}. W. MCCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets.
W. l.. CLYDE CO..
no 30 General Agents
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR S4rfNaL;
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.

DEfAca NJ VI . = tn "a y -
ONLY ONE DOLLAR fiTIDj
" NORFOLK AND n NEWPORT N 49,
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, FORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMks.RlvER LANDINGS.
CONNECTS At PORTSMOUTH FOR
BALTIMORE HlD a NJ NORTH
SAFE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITuFIELD,
ONLY GOUrG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
oNLi ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
sARE TO I9, N2kE EB;h SO tNoLIMrT.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM csc. TO s0c.
MEALS, 75c.
One OF the Companys spacious and elegant
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United STATES mailJ
Y. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. AT z a. NJ, for aboye-neined
places. Return ing the steamer leaves Norfolk ~
600 4. NJ, arrivins AZ Richmond ~ about Z. Nj.
Through tickets on sale on steamer aud NJ Gar
beis Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
smithfeld, aud Hampton Washington, ID. &. (,
NewberB, Washington, and Tarboro', y. G., and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, FOL
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point and all regu-
lar landings on James river. ct LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued. l.. 70. TATUM
ia 80 superiniendent.
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by Grubbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 9 north Eleventh street.

THE LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
i FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 210 EAST
GRACE STREET. AT AUCTION.-P. W. Grubbs,
whose DWELLING Is now much too large for his
small family, has determined TO sell therefore we
will sell II at auction or the premises at f4ociock
TUESDAY, MARCH, 6, 1883.
which contains ten large rooms-yiz., two parlors
a dining-room, aud seven chambers-stOrerOOni,
bathroom. &c. Pantry and three wide halls above
the basement. The cooking and washing arrange
ments aud large storeroom and wood and coal
rooms I'm The basement. The sable and car
riagc-housc. with two servants rooms over them,
are on The alley in rear. The LOT fronts 06Nl4S
feet 10 Wide paved private alley. owned I'm COM
mon with the two adjoining properties. This Is
cOnfessedly one of the most des' TaOe residences
In the city, having been thoroughly remod He'd In
1873 at large cost. There are white marble man
tells I'm the parlors and black italian marble man
tes In al the other rooms except two. Handsome
iron yerandl in front and iron Gaping TO the
windows. We Invite both those wishing to pur-
chase VERY COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
aud those wishing ~ invest In GRACE-STREtT
PROPERTY so well situated as this, which will
never in the future be likely to sell low now,
to attend the sale. The property will be sold.
TERMS: At sale, which will be zoe made 10 suit
purchasers. GRUBBS & APPtRSON.
fe2S Real Estate Auct'oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGEST
Il AND MOST COMPLETE LOT OF TOBAC-
FERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-As trustees I'm
certain deeds OF trust from Messrs. Iurpin 4
BrOther, the undcfslgned trustees, Will sell, ut
their factory, in the city Of Richmond, Va,
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1883,
beginning NJ 9 O'Clock NJ. the following FIRST
CLASS TOBACCO-fIXTURES,i I'm exceptionally
good cOndition-ylZ.
l 50-IIORSE-P0WER BOILER,
1 25-nORSE-POWER BOILER.
1 25-IIORSE-pOWER ENGINE,
40 BOX-PRESSES.
IL SHAPE-PRESSES,
IL POT-PRESSES,
IL POT-MILLS.
% SHApE-MiLLS-all styles.
DuMB-WAITER AND FIXTURES,
4 LlCORICE-BOILERS
2 LARGE IRON TANKS,
] WRlNGER,
L BEAN-MlLL.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, and BELTS,
STEAM-PIPE aud FITTINGS,
LUMP-BENCHtS. BOXES,
DRYERS, TINS, IRONS,
and all the various articles usually found in first
class tobacco-factory.
ALSO.
LARGE IRON SAFE,
OFFICE-DESkS,
LETTER-PRESS,
| STOVE, &c, &C.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
Z. \. SAUNDERS,
JAMES X. GORDON,
Trustees.
Il. u. COOK, Auctioneer. fe27
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A GENTS WANTED.
600 CORDS TAY-BARK WANTED.

We will contract for 1000 CORDS CHEST
NUT-OAK AND SPANiSH-OAk BARK. TO be
peeled this spring. Terms: Cash. For price, &C.,
call ut orr Office NJ Manchester Tannery ana Sn-
mac-Nllls, or address - 80
AID. SHOTWELL & CO.
fe 1S-3m Manchester va
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BY Jno. f. Laughton, Jr.. Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10lG Main street.


BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10l6 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
i FRAMED DWELLING No. 10 WEST
BAKER STREET.-ny virtue OF certain deed
Of trust, dated November 23. 1881. fro n Richard
johnson and wife, and recorded In Richmond
Cbancery Court, ID. u. ll9 a, page 4lS, default
having been made In the payment Of note therein
described, we shall sell ut public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1883,
At 8 o'clock Il. VI, the following property, de-
FRAMED DWELLING thereon, fronting 25 feet
on the south side of Baker between st. James and
st. John streets, and running back 12S feet TO an
alley 20 feet WIDE.
TFRMS: Cash as to the costs OF sale and n note
OF 1875, wi h interest from February 23, 1883
'''''''' WI WALTER sYDN0R,
Trustees.
FuRMAN TUPPER, Auclioncer mh2
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHOICE STOCK
l. OF GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE
USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRsT-CLAsS GRO
Gerry AND SUPPLEMENTARY STORE At
AUCTION ON MONDAY. MARCH 5TH.-ThC
undersigned by virtue Of trust deed executed 10
him by William +. IIoldsworth dated the 2stli
February. 1888, and OF record in The clerks
office Of the Chanccry Court Of the city of Rich
mOnd, Va. viii sell at public auction on
MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1888,
commencing NJ l. O'Clock \. NJ. on The premises,
SORTMENT OF GOODS usually found In a first
class grocery and ship-chandlery store.
Also, the FIXTURES In The said store.
Also, one lRON-SAfE and one HORSE and
TRIMS: Cash. EDMUND wADDhL. JR.,
mn Trustee.
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by f.. II. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.


"a Ninth street.
FURNITURE, GROCERIES, SHOW
II CASES, &C.. AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
at o'clock will sell large and general assort-
mont of genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PARLOR SUITS, IN Reps and Plush;
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN great variety,
such as
BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS,
WARDROBES. WASllSIANDS.
LOUNGES. FEATlIER-BEDS.
HAIR and IIUCk-MATRESSES,
CHAIRS. LOOkING-GLASSES,
SAFES. SOFAS,
MARBLE-TOP and PLAIN TABLES,
TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARPETS,
EXTENSfON-TABLES, CHINA PRESSES,
CLOCKS. REFRIGERATORs. &c.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
3 Superior OvAI-FR0NT SHOWCASES,
STAND DESKS,
1LETTER-PRESS. 1,-,,
30 hal f-barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUI
HERRINGS.
8 bags GREEN COFFEE.
o barrels ROASTED COFFEE,
80 dozen T0lLET-SOAPS, aud many other
goods. f.. Il. COOK,
NH Auctoneer.
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POsTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until
FRIDAY, MARCH o, 1883,
81, o,c,ock. BENJAMIN II. NASH,
w GEORGE W. HILL,
ZOO Trustees.
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WANTED, TO RENT

A STORE ON MAIN STREET,
sou,h side. between Ninth and Fourteenth Streets
ior a"is'-S'''' j. THOMPSON BROWN.
,oh1-at 1ll3 Main street.
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WANTED. A MILLINER--TO "A
w coon TRIMMER a permanent situation
ana gdoa pay 1921 MAIN STREET.
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405 L. ".
Goo r. VI,

lPasg'r daily Freight dal- freigst dali )
exct SUNDAY llyex. sund'y eS. sunday.
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MANTA.

WANTED, TWO HORSES TO Fit 81
w su I'm eTapI.F on Marshall street ne
tween twelfth snd fhirtcenth. Apply al s'a"e'
N, -
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A RELIABLE YOU NC MAN Ur
n three yesrs' experIcnre In the ms Tya a,u in
busIness IN this city DESIRES slIu,na1 e No
charge for services uuti satisfaction Is eNe"'
flrss-e'a'S RICHARD,
r.eo,x A1o north Fifth street.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-05

Berrien county shows commendable
spirit of enterprise in the way of education.
The County Grange has made "A lively pro-
gramme and appointed institutes To be held
ut every grange hall i'll the county during
the winter. These institutes are for the
public hut conducted by, or under the au-
spices of the grange. The public are cordial
ly invited to take part in the discussions,
and they are generally very entertaining and
instructive; aside from this they have a
course of lectures by persons sent out by
the National Bureau. Mrs. Bristol, the
lecturer of New Jersey State Grange, spoke
at Bainbridge Hall, on the Goth ult. Mrs. b.
is very fine speaker, good reasoner, pleas
ant in manner and attractive in appearance.
script, and recited two poems one her own
the other Thomas Carlisles 1.-Two classes of
men L honor" Her recitation was better
than the average. Van Buren, county would
do well to initiate Berrien in these respects,
and as young and growing man has taken
the Masters chair in the County Grange, we
look for new enterprises. The County
Grange at its Nov session at Lawrence, in
view of the loss by fire to that grange OF its
working tools, voted money from their
treasury TO pay for the necessary emblems
and implements to furnish the Lawrence
Grange, also the framed portraits of the
Master of the National Grange, j. j. Wood
man, and the Past Master of the County
Grange, David Woodman, to he hung in
their hall. The Lawrence Grange, no doubt,
will appreciate this gift.
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Lawton.

Bert Smith is learning to be telegraph
operator.
Miss Mears, of Vandalia, is visiting Miss
Rose Mckinney.
Myron H. Smith has his large tanning
mill works again in running order.
Both of our justices are in more profit
able business-that of teaching school.
Roll Knapp, one of the injured Narrow
Gauge men, is out again but unable to work.
There were no services at the M. 4. Church
last Sunday, owing to quarterly meeting at
Porter.
The Baptist social last Friday night. net
ted nearly ten dollars. There were about
one hundred present who had a good time
during the evening.
Mr.. Geiaer is employed by the railroad
company to take care of Slower, the young
man so severely injured on the Narrow
Gauge. He is getting also finely.
Mrs. Perry and her daughter, Jennie, are
living in Esq. Morrills house during the alb
sence of the Squire and his wife. They also
have charge of the knitting works while he
is gone.
Mrs. James Conklin died Saturday night
of consumption. She was daughter of Il.
Green of this place, and highly esteemed by
all who knew her. She was twenty-nine
years of age.
The funeral OF the late q. w. Comstock
took place at the NJ. +. Church last Friday
at two o'clock p. M, the remains were in
tered in the cemetery east of the village.
Harl and Henry Robinson, Of Bellevue. were
present at the funeral. All places of bust
ness, save one, were closed from two TO half
past three O'Clock.
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PROSPECT Lake,

Old Mrs. Carris is at her son Anson's. in
very poor health.
Atwel Cooper has commenced to haul the
brick for new house. Ditto, A Bryant.
Do you hear the whistle of that steam
saw mill on John Adams land, just opposite
Albcrn Steel's?
Herb. Salt ''enlivened" the lyceum with
music from the mouth organ and guitar.
both played at the same time.
One of our grangers who went 10 the
oyster supper at Grange Hall. in Lawrence,
had his wolf robe confiscated. Thinking
some granger had taken il 10y mistake, and
that all grangers were honest. he concluded
il would pu. in an appearance in due time.
Well il did in about week. Monroe Fisks
store has no cellar under il, and no under
pinning, and his dog kept saying, as plainly
as dog language could, there's game under
there SO Monroe sent boy under 70
reconnoiter, and when the boy came ont, the
missing robe came out also.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-05
Bangor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jud. Miner, of Grand Rapids
spent New Years with j. d. Davis.
Congregational preaching next Sunday.
This is a new church just started, made by a
division in the Methodist church.
Joe Sherrick has returned from the Ian
sing Reform School. His term lessened n
year on account of good behavior.
Henry Hammond has opened his new
meat market. As usual he takes the lead in
making his market look the neatest, and
stocking it the best.
Charlie Bishop, former apprentice of L..
Northrup, has bought a photo gallery in
Chicago. He went last week to take charge
of il. Success 60 with him.
Can any quail hunter beat this: Cap
Cross has shot, during the quail season, 80
birds at 1872 shots. His best record, 10 birds
at IL shots. All shot on the wing.
A number of the members of the council
went to Lawrence TO lodge, last Thursday.
On the road Geo. Remington's horse stepped
into n rut throwing il 20 the ground, break
inc one thill and q wheel, singing George
on top of the horse and Will Northrup over
the wheel. The horse was released by cut
ting the frozen earth away from It's foot--it
was not famed.