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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-11
AS oNSIEE WAR.



The Maryland state oyster police boats
Leila and Governor Hamilton descended
Sunday afternoon on the oyster pirates OF
Fishing bay aud HopEa liver and captured
the Frank and Mary Mcnamara W. )
Boyer, master, and the Martha +, Moore,
Samuel /. Cox. master OwnCd by Levin
Mcnamara. of Dorchester The police
boats on their way down 20 the scene
passed number OF heavily laden oyster
pungles bound up for Baltimore, appar.
emily direct from the forbidden waters .
On the approach Of the Hamilton the
pirates, who were hard a. work, took
no notice of her, AMI did not stop
dredging until the low, rak!,h hull OF
the Leila came in sight. Tnen it was too
late, as the Hamilton was among them,
and hardly before they realized 1t two
crews were prisoners. Tho men on the
Mcnamara showed fight, but the lrOwuiug
muZzles of the twelve Founders on the
police boats soon COuvuscd them of the
advsability OF surrendoring. The two
guuboats then proceeded up Fishing bay
apd released the pOics boat Julia \.
Hamilton, which was captured by the
pirates OF Friday. The three police boats
are now anchored across the mouth OF
Eastern bay, blockading about 200 pratt
cal crafts in the upper waters. These viii
be attacked aud Commander GJrdy, O
the police navy, is confident OF capturing
the greater part of them, two or three a
n time. The pirates are caught in traI
of their own selection and tho iIltgA
dredging will be speedily broken up.
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Health Keport.

DR.. ii. Il. Westhaeffer, health commits
sioner, reports that there were two new
cases of smallpox in this city last week,
one of which was sent to the hospital and
the other is uuder treatment in the city,
aud is the only case now under treatment.
Three cases, previously reported, are now
oonvalescent.
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property for city tax purposes from sl9i
to S97 an acre, when he knows it is
worth as much as other property in the
city taxed $500 per acre. 1t is to be
feared that Mr. Evans has outlived his
usefulness in select council.
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2, NEI NJ r NSN UENl
President Lancaster City Bible Society.


Inc IherClses.
After the report had been read, Rev. J. It.
Satchell of the Duke street nj. T.. church,
was introduced and delivered an able ad-
dress, IN the course OF which he tIa,ed b .
history of the translation of the scriptures
from the original tongues, from the earliest
period down to the translation made by
order of James H., of England, and gave
many interesting "reminiscences OF the
work done by missionaries In spreading
Christianity throughout the world.
lie spoke about thirty minutes and was
followed by Rev. Prof. j. 5.
Stahr, whose theme was the i'm
portance of spreading the light of
the Gospel among heather nations. At
the close of Prof, Stahr's address, hymn
was sung, and Rev. Reimensnyder made
an appeal to the congregation for liberal
contributions in behalf of the society.
collention was then lifted, Rev. q. Il.
HOupt led in prayer, the long metre
doxOlogy was sung aud the congregation
was dismissed with benediotion by Rev
Stair.
Services Ia First Reformed.
The attendance here was unusually
large, Notwithstanding the unfayorable
weather. Rev. j. Max Hark, Of the
Moravian church, presided. Tho services
were opened with the singing OF hymn
and the reading Of the 10th Psalm. Rev.
DR.. Shumaker made the prayer, and after
another hymn had been sung, read the
annual report, as printed above. Rev.
Sylvanus Stall followed with an address
on the beauty and power of the Bible, and
after music by the choir Rev. VIM.
Powick Of the West Mission of the nj. e..
church made the concluding address,
wherein he contrasted the work done by
Protestant churches in spreading the
gospel with that of the Catholic church.
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nnMuulkNrIn NUnInArInNs.
\ uorrocted List " Tho Uandidntc..

After number of Withdrawals aud
ohaugCs the corrected list of Democratic
nominations in tho city at largo aud IN tho
several wards is as follows:
FOR MAYOR
ID. McMullen.
FOR SCHOOL pIRECTuVs.
Samuel X Lichty.
Thos. +. McEllgOtt.
A. Z, Rugwalt.
Jacob Shindlc.
A. J. Snyder.
Henry SmCych.
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De LoSa's funeral procession from
Matusk to Hamburg, and thence to the
United States, beats the record. 1t trav.
srsed over 5000 miles by reindeer aud
horse sleds and by railroad, preparatory
To nearly 8. 600 miles Of ocean transit.
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COMMON rLEAs UUURT.

Tho william miller VIII case rOr TTiat.
The third week Of common pleas court
began this morning with Judge Livingston
on the bench
When tho list was called it was found
that sixteen of tho thirty cases down for
trial are ready. Among them Is tho clso
of Catherine Schwilke vs.. Mary EIyzabeLh
Smethurst, by her guardian, VIM. A.
Sr'thurst, issuo to try the validity of
paper purportug to be tho will of William
Miller, late Of this city.
The case of l., Minnich vs.. E,h!emau,
was called.
No cases were ready for trial this morn.
ing and court adjourned until half past
two o'clock.
Watchers Appointed.
A. J. Leibley, Republican, and John
F,rE .ll
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HIchWOnu IFh) UIsphIch,
Twenty.six homicides in New York
since the 4th of November, the day of the
Danville riot, and not congressman has
raised his voice in favor of investigating
these crimes.
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THE management OF the Blockley aims
house, Philadelphia, is just now explain
ing why fourteen out Of sixteen cases Of
measles treated in that institution proved
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-11

A New ENobANp historical iconocast
b at work establishing charge that at
the outbreak OF the Revolution John Han.
cock was under indictment for smuggling
s40O, 900 worth of liquor into the colonies,
He was, therefore, anxious to have the
colonies free.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-11

Rattle his bones, over the stones;
He's only pauper, whom nobody owns
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Don't despise small things. The cog
product of the country last year was worth
s225, 600, 900. The hen is quiet creature
but she plays conspicuous part in the
economy of the nation, her annual output
alone being about equal in value to the
cost Of running the federal government.
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watchers Appointed

A. J. LeibIey, Republican, and John
McGinnis, Democrat were appointed eIcc-
ton watchers for the Third ward.
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Not % Pleasant Point.

All the buildings in Point Pleasant,
Ohio, are under water aud it is feared the
building in which General Grant was born
will float down the Ohio. News from New
Richmond, Ohio, shows that a gloomy
feeling prevails there. A rise of two feet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-11

The Examiner having described Rosen-
miller as the mau whom it and its party
did not want for mayor now executes q
double somersault and says he is just the
man they we're going around with a
lantern in search of. Tie. Examiner can
eat crow, but II docs not banker after it.
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Respectfully submitted.
a REIM MHNgNY YnKR

BaIanoe on hanl.........................tGi O
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So @Ginies @tad 8raKder unb 3n.
grain @arpets linb nod porratbiS nnb
sperben 5n Nep Ocrfer Rrifpreifen pers
lsnft. waan beia4e uns.
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ni9t einnal ein ebrli@er, offener &rieg.
Was i1 in Werbenfels erfabren babe,
bas 1T nur cine ein5ige Settle bon 8elei=
bia1naen getpeien, unb iebt f9eint Guz
er Bfarrer mid fir bogelfrei erfldrt 5lt
babeit es gift gu6 als cine perbienits
Ii1e Shat, mid aus bem Wege al rdnz
met. SEPT aber 1T aud meine Se6ulb
AT gnbe! Menn bon beute att mod ein
Insriff erfolgt, lei es gegen mid, bas
51loB ober bic @drten, 10 tperoen Die
Sbdter unna6fi6tli6 ergriffen nnb Der
berbientem @trafe iiberliefert. Sa metz
ne @6onung gu6 nur fiir Gur6t unb
@6tpd6e gilt, 10 iollt Sbr Die 9anb
Cures Oerrn fennen lernen. 9iitet
gu6, mid ober mein @igertbunt tpieoer
an5uriibren! Sd f9one binfort &einen
rnelr = Geinen, un6 tuenn es guer
pfarrer ielber tpdre. Sbr 5tDingt mid,
benz Nan,en Werbenfels tpieber 1eitten
alten Slang gu geben = nun benin, 10
follt eSbr au1 5piren, mas bas Gegiz
ltent zines Meroenfels bebelltet, biels
lei9t tommt gu6 nit Der alten Tur9t
aud bic perlorene 8ernunft tpieoer stts
rid!
(GortSes,,t,, tnInt
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Sega 8.

- Sm 8ig Springs bat man @rfolg
nit benz @raben elites arteff9en 8rurz
mems gebabt. Sit elmer Siefe bot 500
Sub tpurbe geniigenbes Waffer gefuns
BEN, tpel6es ieBt aus 6gn 8obrlo6
fteist.
- eSn einem &eftaurant gu Sort
Mortb tpurbe elm Mann Namer1s Diet
ri6 um 1920 beraubt. Ser gigentbiiz
r1er bes Geitaurnnts, @eorge gteDton,
unb fein Go9 finb als n1utbmaBlt9e
Siebe berbaftet tDorben.
= Sas Breissgrereiren tn 6ouifon
fat am 5. Miai yfa@mittags 2 llbr fei=
men Mnfang genomnlett.
Ser MurpbDsgaton Sfan6al in
Sort @ortb 1T iebt bor Der @rambiurp.
- Mus guero miro genlelbet, baB
bas 6o9uafIer Der Guadalupe einiget
S9aben anri9tete.
= 90. S. 6arbenbrDpf BON Der
rpDf" bat bic grnennung als 2omz
milIdr fit bic gi. .. Weltausftellung
abgelebnt.
= Die teranii6e preB MKociation
bat 5i9 in Dallas fetiren la1en. Nuitin
als nd9ifen 8eriammlungsort erpdblt
unb 1i9 bertagt.
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ueber Ben 9lrat 6es ssiirIfen 8is.

= ueber ben Qrat bes Jiirfen 8isz
ntard, 9r. @9penninger, nnb feline
&urmetbo6e fit1ben mir in einem pros
binsblatte folgen6e Mittbeilungen: Sr.
@9mennitger, be1ien 1ltebi5inif9er
&unif eine tdgli6 bermebrte @6aar bon
banfbaren @ldubigen bor Maem bieie
gliidli6e @erdnberung 6es 3uifanbes
unb Der duBeren @ri6einung bes SIR
iten 5uf9reibt, 1iebt feinen &ubm ins
@norme tpa6ien. Sd bielt mid in
6er lebten Mo6e lit Msiin6en auf unb
fonnte mid iiber5eugen, NIT Incident
@tols bes rteuer Wunoertbdters alte
6eimtatb beute als einett gdifein bes
&ei9es i'm berebrt, tpel6en Die baDris
f9en 8auleute einft befanntlid) 10 unz
fanft pertpprfen baben. Ser gefeierte
Mebi3inmann er5ieft feline eritaunli9en
&elultate ant franfen unb gan5 fpe5ieQ
am fettleibigen Meni9en Dbne Intuen=
oung bon 8runnenflren 1tnb 9lr5neien,
nur bur9 bidtetif9e Mittel. gines Der
tpi9tiglten barunter beitebt, tpie man
mir bier unb in Miin9en er5dblte, in
ber gntbaltung bes @enufes aller tnb
ieber Suppe bor BET Mabl5eit un6 6es
Srinfens tpdbrenb BET lebteren. 9em
n1ttobernen" Menl6en iit bic Site ober
unlitte, @peife rnb Sranf gen1einfam
eiltsunebmen, auf iebe paar giiisn einis
ge S6liide 8ier 5lt ieben, ober gar
lbne1 boraus5uf6ider, 10 5ur an6ern
9eatltr getpDrberr, .6aB es Inn iebr bart
anfontmt, BON berielhen pl6bli9 gu lafz
fen. Mu1 fir ben ftdrfiten, tpillensz
frdftigften Mann foa 6ieie @ntm6bnung
eit1e re9t barte Mufgabe fein. go fab
i9 in Miin6en ungemein fonii9 tDirs
fenoe Bei1piele bes babur6 beruria6ten
Samples itt ben fdl1lengldubigen 8ez
fent1ert bes berii1ntten Gan5ler=Mr5tes.
Die Qualen ser @ntbaltlamfeit bDm
8iere big gum Iebten 8ifIen Der Mahl=
aeit tpur6en Bel Sen Mdnnertt, Die bie=
felben tapfer befanben, allerbings bur9
bic begliidenbe 9tusft6t tpeientli6 gez
hilbert, fir bic gntbebrung 6ur9 ben
ni6t gu lttterf6dbenben @etpimnif eines
beffo gepaltigeren Durites nit benz 8e=
tpuBtfein Der M6gli6feit entf6dbi9t all
tperber, benielben in linbegrenatem
MaBe ober nit elmer unbegren5ten 3abl
BON MaBen at l0i9en. Gin anberes,
bartes Mittel, tuel9es Der 9oftor fogar
berfetteten 9arlen als grfab fit bas lit
getpifen Jdaen bod n1r sll tpirfllngss
Ioie Marienbab berorbnet, befebt in
tdgli6 eil= Big atpeiitiinbigern 9ol5ba=
den am Sadflob. Dieienigen, tuel6e
felbit bor 6ieiem &eaept ni6t suriidz
f9aubern, folen bic 3eugen bon i6rent
eigentbiimli6en 9bmnaitif6en llebuns
gen Hrenge ausi6lieBen; f6abe! es
muBte in inan6en Gdlen eiuen gan5 ers
g0bli9en Nnblif getpdbret. @etpiB,
Mepbiffo's tpDblbefanntes, benz Ooftor
Sauit bergebens anempfDblenes Ges
funbbeitsmittel fommt aud tpieber all
gbren. 8eionbers ber erite Gab bieier
mebi5inif6en gerorbnung, tpel6e baz
bur1 ni9t an Wertb unb Mabrbeit ber=
liert, tpeil ber SeufeI fie giebt: n@rz
balte Di6 unb 9einen Sinn it einem
gan3 bef9rdnften eitgen &reiie" tpiirbe
bielen bi1leibigen patienten ni9t balb
rbiel S6uierigfeiten unb pein berlrs
laden, tpie 9ol5baden unb fem 8ier
tudbren6 Der Mablaeit trinfen.
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Griebri9 ber @roBe unb bic
W6eIiqett.

Mbeligen.
gtus Griebri9 bes @roBen gorrespons
bena nit Nbeligen tpirb cine erg6bli9e
9lusleie mitsetbeilt. 0ier einige pro=
ben: Ser &ammerberr Baron bon Miilz
ler bittet um l1rlaub 81 elmer 8aoereife.
Mnttport: vWas min er ba? Ct tpirb,
mas er mod iibrig bat, bort Deripielen
unb tpie Elm 8ettler sl1riidfommen! r.
Derfelbe mieberbolt iein @eiu6. Mnt<
mort: ngr fam gum Seufel gebeni"-
Bon 6oltpebe bittet un cine prdbenbe
fir ibren @obn. Qlnttpprt: sd babe
feline prdben6e an MaBigdngers su berS
geben DER @ebeimratb BON 8ranbe
beflagt fi6, baB mebrere bon tim ges
i1idte @oloniftett lin5ufrieben 5uriidge=
febrt tpdren. 9lnttport: ngr bat 2eute
gei9idt, Die perruqltiers unb Connie
biatten gepefen feinbt; fol9e fann man
gum Mderbau ni9t gebrau9en." - Ser
Obert BON 2ai1op bittet I'm ben 6ei-
ratbssGonfens fit 3tpei Offi3iere feines
&egiments. Qlntnort: oWenn 9u3aren
Meiber nebmen, 10 ieinbt iie felten nod
einen S9uB pulber tuertb, aber tpenn
ST meint, baB fie nod gut bienen f6nnz
ten, 70 ipollte i6 es erlauben!4 = Ser
&ir9enpatron bon Belotp bittet INN .3uz
lage fur ieinen paftor, ba bieler BON
180 Sbaler ri6t leben f0nne. Mnttport:
nDie apoiteln feinbt ni6t getpinnlii6tig
getpeien, iie baben umionft geprebigt:
fein preoiger bat feline apofpli11e See
le unb berfet ni1t, baB er ale gibter
in ber Meltbobr ni6ts aniebem n,us!"-
Ser @raf Sanbrebfp bittet un1 elm
Sarlebn bon 300, 900 Sabler. Mnttport:
Oas fann ni1t fein, id bin Der GroBe
MpguI ni6t!"- 2anbratb BON 300
beier bittet I'm 8ergiittgung bes S9as
bens, ben ct Bel Dem 8ombar6ement
BON &Iitrin erlitten. 9lntiport: u9lm
iiingfen Sage friegt Elm. Seber alles
tpieber, mas er in bieiem 2eben berloz
ren bot" !"-9er pdpftli6e General @raf
b. Igeleqi trdgt feline 9ienite on. 9lnt=
mort: s9a Ct pdpitli1er General, 10
fam st ni9t i'm &eberbienite geh'nE
Der @eneralmaior b. &otbfir9 bittet
um cine prdbenbe fir cine feline Sb1=
ter. 9lnttport: vgr ioa nur biibi1
Sungens f6aifen, bic fann i6 ale un=
terbringen; nit bic Mabams meiB i9
ni6t wObin!4
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- @ebliimter unb punftirter Mfull
in @elb unb Weib, gef6madbol unb
bilig bel g. 80 a per.
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serllaier 9erren,Rleiter. Tnrniihins
@sobs unb Gut. Department III alieers
bisn i,ub unatsrtrsffbar in aualitSt unb
W9upern.
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(Gortfesai,y tOIst.)

@paB anb Ganbp.- gs 1T
unm6gli6, n1ebr SpaB an bieien lanz
gen Mbenben gu babet, als beim GanbDz
MAIDEN gu 9auie. Sbr fDnnt lernea,
ganbD alIer Nrt gu MAIDEN, tpie i'm Die
beitem Gon6itoren berfteaen, aus bem
tuertbbDlen 8u9e: How to make
Candy. Gein Saus fanit obne basz
ieIbe fein. Mirb portofrei fiir 30
Gents Gin l pber 2 Gent 9tamps) berz
fanbt. Mfan abreiiire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3,tutp1M
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s@-l1uier gisfsI. nnb saaH dc.
parteuient III nun pouadnbiS in allen
bpeigen nnb tieIe Baareh werben du
dnbesR niebtiasn Yreiien pertauft.
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s(dt Sabre alte gcropbclm sebeilt.

Gin gei6dbter Correspondent, gilbert
Simpfon ESQ.,, f6reibt bon peoria,
ST.: Samaritan Nerbin c
beilte mid BON Seropbeln, it696en i9
s Sabre init biefer Granfbeit bebaftet
mar. Scr. Gimpion lebt in peoria.
Man frage i'm. Sober Npotbeter bdlt
es, $l,50.
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;, ,giipmpla" aebrammter sfaffee.

Graget Guren @rocer fir 3ider &
Sees &ionoia &affee, rein BON @ez
f9mad, frif6, unberfdll6t uno nibt
fiinftli6 gefdrbt pber gldnseno gema6t.
Wenn @u6 feline Bor5iige nod ni6t
befannt iino, faufet iofort tpel9en, unb
iiber3eugt gu6, baB er alle anoeren
iibertrifft. Wiro fofort na9 benz
8rennen in luftoi9ten pfuno=Padeten
berfauft. 4,4tutp1M
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1@llnler Nedpare Deportsinent far
Damen lam pebsr In 0ualitdt, WuIiern
sbw Yrsiien absrtrcffen ,rerben. 4
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a. Kahn e Co.,

G&e Deaia 8ta,a unb sBsf Commerce
az, ,t8M @trabs.
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Sn 9eniion baben prentiB unf
Chambers, bic bas arglofe iunge Mdbs
den iiberfielen, ibr @orberb0r befans
ben. grferer gebt obne 8irgf6aft
ms @efdngniB, 2ebterer bat $1,000
@i@erbeit gu ifeaen, fam iie aber ni6t
alfbrineen.
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pancoaf & g 30 b II baben in
bieier Saifon bas gef6madbolte 2ager
iu sSoiletteartifeln, bas ie bier
f11nr
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s@Gin febr sroBes Eager BON Baum.
uoIIs@ s@ingbaras unb GeeriudTs, ierner
eine pcIlltanbiee Guswahl BEN 2einen
Gsile On Morb 3u 10, 124, Is unb 20
gsntssbie Yarb.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-27
SALE.

Default having been made i'm the conditions
of a certain mortgage executed by William
Nichols OF the township OF Munro, Oeboypan
county, Michigan, OF the first part, to Eliza
Jane Crump Of the township Of Burt, in SAID
county and state, Of the second part, dated
the "a day OF February, A. ID. 1882, and record
ed in the office OF the register of deeds for Che
bOygan county, in the state of Michigan, on
the 18th day OF February, A. ID. 1882. In Liber
"E" OF mortgages, on page 80, and on which
said mortgage there Is claimed to be due at
the date hereof, for principal and interest, the
sum OF twenty-six dollars and seventy-eight
cents, ($26.7S) together with an attorney'sfee
OF ten dollars, ($l0) therein provided for, and
no suit or proceeding at law having been in
stituted to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage, and the stat
ute In such case made and provided, notice is
hereby given that on Friday. the ninth day of
May, A. ID. 1874, at two O'Clock i'm the after
noon, / shall sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door OF the court house
in the village of Cheboygan, that being tbe
place where the circuit court for said county
is holded, the premises described i'm said mort
gage as follows, to wit: The southwest mar
ter ofthe northeast quarter of section thirty
three, (3S) in township thirty-seven. S7l
north Of range three (3) west, il being fracl
tiOnal lot number three CD situate i'm the town
ship of Munro, in the county of Cheboypan and
state OF Michigan. ELIZAJAN CRUMP,
emo II ppocr Mortgagee,
Attorney for Mortgager.
Dated, February IL, 1884.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1884
what ChebOygan Needs.


That C%hebOygan needs additional
banking facilities has been dem0nstra-
ted pretty clearly to the business COM
months. Since January first WI have
been practically without a bank, and
will remain 80 until the first of July
next unless in the meantime another
bank should be established here, This
draw back to our manufacturing indus
tries. as well as a great Inconvenience
to u merchants. We are manufacture
ing nearly one hundred millions of lum-
Der. a large amount of lath and shingles.
We have a sash and door factory. an sx-
celsiOr and box factory, and numerous
other industries. and it is safe to esti-
mate the annual business of our mer-
chants at two millions of dollars. Our
banking capital amounts to but $4,000
at present, and it is true has been a
source of convenience to a small extent;
it is also true that during the winter
months when money is most needed in
all lumbering districts, this bank has
been unable to accommodate its patrons
with discounts except in occasional in
stances. and during the past winter has
ltluoVu w hlDNNuhe WY PoPNA NO
the writer is informed, to the proposed
change to a national bank next July.
when the capital stock will be increased
to $4,000, which, however, will include
the new bank block costing about $751;
600, leaving an available banking capt.
tai of only about $4,000. What we need
is another bank with a capital of not
less than 100000. and | believe that a
much larger amount could be prOftably
invested in the banking business here;
at least 100000 could have been loaned
here this season on good security at a
fair rate of interest. There are many
instances within the knowledge Of the
writer where numbering operations of
considerable magnitude have been aban-
doned owing to the inability of tho par
ties to secure money, although the best
of security would have been given. Not
less than three. fOurtt.s of all the loans
made for business purposes here are
made by banks in other cities. This
state of affairs should not exist, as we
should keep all the profits accruing from
our banking business at home to help
build up our city, and the only way to
accomplish that end is to establish an
other bank with sufficient capital to take
care of the business that is now obliged
to 60 elsewhere. BUSINESS MAN.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-27
PROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan, county of C~heboygan-ss.
Notice is hereby given that by an order of the
probate court for the said county of Cheboy-
gan, made on the 10th day of March A. ID. 1854.
six months were allowed for creditors to pre-.
sent their claims against the estate OF Moses
w. Horne, late Of said county, deceased, and
that all creditors Of said deceased are required
TO present their claims to said probate court,
at the probate Office in the village of Cheboy,
gan, in said county Of Cheboygan, on or before
the goth day of juno A. ID. 1884. and that such
claims will be heard before said coHrt on the
Dist day Of June A.. ID. 1884, and 10Th day of
September A.. ID. 1884, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon OF each OF those days.
EDWIN u. PERKINS.
Judge of Probate.
Dated March 10th, 1854. marriott