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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE VOTE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroN, Nov. 2G.-The official announcement

Of the vote for Presidential electors Massachusetts
WAS made to-day The entire vote was 800, 1853 for
Blaine. l4G724: Cleveland l22,352: Butler, 2i,3S2
st. john, 1928 Blaine's plurality, 2i,372
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

The Rose who wants 900 of Mrs. Garfield
for having acted her husbands secretary for year.
must be one OF those and very expensive sunset
which vary In hue from copper to brass private
secretary by any other would probably have served
for tenth Of the sum--lBoston Posi-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THR MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

Sr. LOUls Nov 20. n'clmns Legisla-
tine Of mi, Il ate will st4nd rs follows: Ssntte-Drmo-
Gratis. ~; opposition, T. HJuso so-Donocrals 0Ji op-
position, IL.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
WHAT VOORHEES, THINKS OF CLEVELAND.
uIs VIEWS on rHE RUMoRLD GOODNESS BEIwLLN
Illr HEAD AND TAIL or TIE 1lCkEG


TIIE HEAD AND TAIL or TIE TiCkEE
WAsnISGToN. Nov. 26-The trouble prominent
Democrats are taking to deny the reported coolness
between the President aud Vice pre,ideul-elect
seems ont of proportion altogether to the attcn.
ton which such feeling, il it really does exist.
between Governor Cleveland and Mr.. Hendricks,
onght to attract. The yehcmcnce with which.
for instance Senator VOORHEES, holds forth wheneV er
the subject is introduced his notice is amusing. and
far from convincing people to the groundessnes' OF
the story it rather tends to confirm the suspicious
which are lingering in their minds as to its truth AT
the capital to-day 'Ihe TAI Sycamore of the
Wabash INDUCED himself III the following ioroibIe
language;
oh pshaw. that story Is rot hog wash of the very
lowest and mcanest SOFT II silly, absurd and DIS
gusting that can't talk Of it with palience Why, to
believe that "a man would have to set both Cleveland
and Hendricks down backguards OF the lowest
type two uitaus VINO went to hainmerng edch DINER
as soon a. they met. Governor Hendncks went 10
New-YOik City to make speech in BROOKLYN upon an
occasion which he regarded Is Of some Importance
lsppcn To- be on the same train with him Governor
Hendricks wife accompanied him, and after he had
made i, speech ho concluded TO run up and sec Gov
ernor Glove aud whom he had not met since the clec-
ton. They were together only short while. aud had
pleasant conversation The policy OF the adnlns'ra-
tion was not talked Of" .
"But senator" pat in reporter Of "The Star" ii
was also said that Governor Cleveland tccgraphed for
YOU and Colonel Bright to visit him. at Albany, and
Mr.. Hendricks felt offended at being thus passed
over.
THAT lie Is Of the character as the other
tn re was not work of truth in the statement. met
Dick Bright at the Gil,ey House. and he proposed
that VT run M 20 Albany and Governor Cleveland
] had never met the pIesident-eect. and knowing
could ran yp 10 Albany and get To Washington b.
Taesday morning consented Bright and went up
that night aud next day called upon the Governor
siinpy to piy our respects The vi 1t had nothing 70
do with politics. Governor CleVehnd had not teie-
graphcd Cor me Iu fact have no idea that he kne"
who | Was"
'What did you think Of the lresident-elect Sen
ator :"
he made a most favorable impression upon me. !
took him for % clcaI-headrd man. one who has lie
reqrisle will power to carry cut what he ioGMcs a.
right"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
.spr,sss of Utica" aspres to be Secretary Of tn
Qn.aaS
THE STATE VOTE FOR CONGREsSMEN.
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES COMPARED BY DisIhiC'9
WITH THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

ALBANY, Nov. 26.-The state boaro me. w
dov and canyassed the vote for Congressman The hg-
ures as declared by Board compared below WIN
the vote for Pre- sident by districts
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
r11r VOTE FOR COuRT or APPEALs

3oO7. For Govcrnor-Gray Dem'. 2fSlio nn,ns Cak'ns
Repj, 237,74s; Leonard tGrbk.,' $685. D"'se'"'
IDro 4 S66
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

It's power became permanently established and
recognized Several appropriations Tor wagon roads are
recommended.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
nix. etc. for Congressman, 3.7i3.


Green and Rep vote Ind Dem vote Dem aha itep a
vote Including ll,7l Green nnd hcp woes anu '''''
and votes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-04

oeleot bate unb Die lido ebenio flii9tig
fniibften tuie lDften. SEPT gum erlteH
Waal iiiblte er {irb tief uno na9balti9
eefefIelt, obglei6 er Grart bon 9erten=
}fein fanm breimal gelebem unb geipro=
den bate, unb ebeu neil iie gar feinen
gsertb auf feline 9ul0igung 81 legen
fbien uno inn Die @nnabrulg in 1eoer
g8eiIe eri6perte, iu6te er bieie uln 10
eifriger.
gr iuuBte dllerbings, baB biefe Mns
ndbrung bier nun cine gewerbung ieln
fDnnte unb burfte, lber er mar aud
feif entIdloifen, bie i66ne Wittfpe 81
erringeft, foite es, mas es mole. Tret=
lid be6urfte er oa3u Der 3nltlmmung
bes ssreiberrr, BON Dem ct nun einnal
obbdnQiq mar, aber paul re6nete aud
in 6ieier geaiebung auf bic GroBmutb
feines 0nfels, Dem es bel feinem
&ei6tbume fi6er ni9t oarauf anfan,
bie 3ufnnft ieines 8erlpanbten uno
einifige1 @rben gu li6ern. Sie 6aupt-
fade blieb Die 8etperbumg felbft, uno
er-iunge Mann 3ablte nit ungeoulo
bic Sage, Die er notbgebrungen perltrels
den lalien muBte, ebe ct es pagen fonlts
te, Die Bsfanntibaft 5u erneuern uno
ben lang eriebnten Seiu1 in @oietlberg
gu MAIDEN.
(GortiesIiy foIst.)
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Won Cceeit s,s Ceeatt.

1luter ben beriibnten eurDpaif9en
Gd1teil, ipel9e Der Ginlabung bes gi=
ienbabnf6nig's Billiard, CUR @inipeibung
oerN0rbli6enzP =giienbabn gefolgt
iparen, befanben ii6 aud als oentlde
@dite, Die Serren Easter, Deutf6er
&einstagsabgeprbneter, befannt bur9
feline freiiinnigeu &ei6stagsre0en, Paul
2inbau, ipel1er Ii1 bur9 feline ausges
3ei9neten fdriftitellerii6en 9lrbeiten Ell
men bebeuteltben Nantei1 erlDorben bat,
uno Dr. Sberldnber aus 2eip5ig, Der
gerfaHer beg gebiegenen pra6tperfs
rSsrentoe 8Dlfer" uno @efretdr bes
gtbnolDgii1en Muieums, S. g. u. q.
a., 80. 8. g. 2eBterer 9err na6te,
na6oem bie groBartigifen bon 0errn
Billiard gu @bren Der frenlben @dfte
beranifalteien Geiili6feifen boriiber fpa<
rem, cine Geife. .our6 galifornien, Stem
Merito uno 9lfi5ona, auf tpel6er 9err
Ooftor 9berldnber bon feinem alien
Geinbe Mbeumatismus angegriffen
lpurbe. Gin &eliegefdbrte, tpel6er,
tpie er er3dblte, ilielnals obne cine Glas
i9e bes Gt. SafObs Del, in ber Saf9e
auf &eilen gebt, beranlaBle ibn, cine
ginreibung nit bielem Del 81 MAIDEN;
unb iiebe; bic 59mersen Deri6wanoen
fofort. Serr Sr. Sberldnoer, tpel6er
auf ber Giidreile na6 Stem Oorf, 8alti=
more beiu6te, Tim Der Jirma The
Charles A. Vogeler Company ieinen
8elu6 ab3nifatten, fprad) fidb iebr lo=
benb iiber Die QBirfung bes beutI9en
0eilmittels aus unb Derfi6erte, baB er
ili6t mebr obne st. SafObs Del fein
ipolle. 0err Or. Dberldnber ri6tete
all bic Sirlna Elm @9reiben pDrin er
Die ausgeaei1neten @irtungen bes gro=
EenS6mer5enitillers auf's 966ife lobte.
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Geras.

gei @bappel Sia, Maibington
gountn, begging cine farbige Grau
Selbltmoro bur9 @rbdngen.
- Gin innser Mann Mamens gpars,
betrat in Columbus bas 61laf3immer
Observation-Disclosures, Sam poipers,
unb bantbierte oaielbit nit eiuem &eS
polper berum. potpers forberte i'm
auf, bic Waffe tpeg3ulegen, i'm felben
Mugenblide aber entlub ii9 biefelbe un6
Der S9uB bertpunbete powers an beiben
8einen. Gins ber @liebmaBen tpir6
amputirt tperben miii5en.
Green Gtone, elm alter Garmer
bei SrDupe, beging Selbftmorb. ST
perlieB feline Nrbeit i'm Teloe unb err
i9ob ii6 in Der gtdbe beiIelben nit elmer
5liate.
SIN ct. Gbarles Salon gu Waeo
entipann iid ein 6treit stpil9en gbars
les pomers unb CD. SerleD, in mel=
dem ber 2eBtere cine f6mere Sti6mun=
be i'm Naden erbielt.
9ie COLORADO unb San Nngela
8abn nit einenl &apitaI BON $500, 900
bat ii0 iiteorporiren laiien.
- Oas Snliitut fir Saubitumme 1T
fir biele Gaiion nit go 36glingen err
Dffnet tpproen.
= Nm 11ten ttitt in Dallas cine
GOnbeation Der 8iebSii6ter suiammen.
= Die 9teserin 2ou, Die i'm trunfes
llen 3uftanoe bei eagle paB aber bic
&io @ranbe Bride geDen mollte, fiel
80 SUB tief auf Steinger0a, obne S9a=
ben gu nebmen.
= 3pei n6rblid)e &apitaliifen
Olfrom & Sames baben bic Wafierfraft
an ben auelleu bes San Marcos fir
$lS, 900 angefauft un6 iperoen pie es
beibt, eine Bapierfabrif fir 100000
erri6ten.
- Ser Gontraft fir bas neue Court
baus it Belton 1T ausgegeben morben.
Sas @ebdube tpirb $64, ,965 foften.
= Oas @renb Central Sotel in 81
palo, bas nit einem &oltenaufwanoe
bon $780, 900 erbaut iuur6e, lit am 3.
er0ffnet tporOen.
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,,@as 9laes in &uRlanb beri6suine
bef.U

gu bielem &apitel tpirb iebt elm err
g0Bli9er 8eitrag geliefert: Cine ganae
gtappenItation 1T berf6punben !0a
purbe bor bielen Sabren bonn &riegs>
gouberreur bes Sransbaifalgebiets Die
6tation nfprsf fiir ben TRANSPORT Der
Mrrefanten ing 2eben gerufen. Ser
8ouberneur tpnrbe fit bieie feline Snis
tiatipe bon Der @entralregierung belobt,
bic aud bic etatsndBigen @elber fir
8ebeiSung, 8eleu6tuug, gefOlbung Der
Ma6mannidaften, fiir Snitanbbaltung
Der Bauli9feiten i'm ausrei6embfiett
MaBe betpilligte. Sept tad einen altz
gebli1 iabrelangen Beitebu Der genanns
ten @tappen1tation ma9t Der @ouperz
neur cine Snfpeftionsreiie, I'M Iib per-
i6nli9 bon Dem 3uifanbe ieiner S66pz
flung, auf bic er ni6t tpenig ifols mar,
gu iiberaeugem. SIS tpdre aber fiir i'm
biel lei6ter geipeien, Die &abe auf ben
befannten 8erirbilbern gu finben als
feline GtappensStation llfprsp auf Der
2an6ItraBe feines @ebiets. &ein Sdus=
den, fein @d6ter, feit Stein mar Dors
banbem, mas auf cine Station binbeuz
tete. Sen @rlnb baTiir faan man fid
tpobl lei1t benfen. Die etatsmdBigen
Gelber Hoifeit in bic Saf6en Der Beamz
ten, Die cine berrli6e. leiber aber illlr
ima8indre Station erri1teten.
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g};e ps NIT ser sJ}oroI in heu h6z

r@ie es nit Ser Moral in ben b6z
beren" Barrier &reifen aus1iebt, gebt
aus ber Mittbeilung berbor, baB ein
bo6ariitofratif6er parifer Spielclub,
in Dem iDfematiid falf6 gefpielt tpurbe,
altfgeboben iporben 1T hnb eim fran56z
iif6er @raf un6 eiit grie6ifder 5irft
als Die 9auptgambler sefloben iinb.
Gin berriidter &ufie mar ba in elmer
Ma9t Inn Sc. 10000 gerlipft tporbeH.
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s SAMARE'T AN
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Scr srOBe
9lerpeu~ ~Oe}lpinger

9as einsiac befannte Wlittel gegen @pilepfie.
aY Serner aeeen Spasm unb Talliudt. -@S1
enldnade iuirb raid gcboben unb gebeilt.
Our6 nidts BEL Oelirinm I'M Siebcr iibertro1en
gsY steutraliiirt arant6eits<acime.
Srilt Sledcn uno Gartnddiee 8lutl@paren.
Geiniot bas Slut unb bef0rbert Die Circulation
8cfeitiai Garburfel unb slusldlag. -@N
Seilt boQfommen unb permanent 4saralbfts.
So, es 1T Elm angenebnles uno 9efanbes Wfittel
Sebt Gcrofeln unD aonissiibel, 3pillinse,
Nenbert iibeIrie6enoen sltbenl in geiunoen.
gertilat @aaiefeit unb Hart Die @eiihtsfarbe.
0eid,tes unb unberslei9lides 2aririnittel.
@ertreibt &eptipeb pie Der BinD.
gntbalt feline braitiIden 8efanbtbeile II. Spiate.
Seilt &beumatisntus unb rottet ibn aus.
8erleibt Dem 8lni lebenS.raftige @igenidaften.
Sic ailr bon sterbens sllaorbnitng garantirt.
@ertrauensipertb, tpemn alle Spiate beriagen.
grfriIdt ben 0eiit unb belebt beit aOrper.
Seilt Sbspepfia, ober bas @elb suriid erifattet.
@nborfirt in 8riefeu bon iiber fiinfsi9tauieno
0etenben 9lersten in ben Ser. ct. mno europa.
2eitenben @eiitli6en in ben 8. ct. ano8nropa.
@s lit Elm geliescr bet 8lutfranfbeiten.
9u berfaufen BEL leitenbcn Drussiiten. $3.50
Dr. g. 81. &id)mono Wtebical Co..
Gisfntbiimer, ct. Sofepb, @fo.
eorO, etoutenbure9 G Co., asenten, Chicago,
SIiSa
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Wlciue Srau hattie ssrampfe.

nseit 35 Sabren", iagt unier @or=
respondent 9enrD Glarf in 6airftelo,
2enamee gounip, 0ii6., pbatte meine
Srau Grdmpfe. Sic bauerten cine
StunOe unb aupeilen ldnger. 9 a.
maritan Nerbine e bat iie fir imz
mer gebeilt4.
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Sci g. Stern 24S Commerce
ffraBe fann elm Sober feline nbr na6
SDnnenbeDba6tung unentgeltlid gez
felt unb regulirt baben. 17,9,t6M
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aas fnrAtbare galuR @efultat.

Gas furbtbdre SctlnR Nefnltaf.
gDir bra6ten i6on aeuIi6 cine furSe
fummariI6e Ingabe iiber Die Spfer bes
grbbebens auf Slbia. gsa6folgeno
bas q tli9e geiultat, 6ur6 ben
Minifer Genala ber0fentlift. Sar=
na6 bate
Gafamicciola, nit 1900 Gin
tpobner1 un6 672 g8obngebduoeu:
1884 Sobte, 443 8ertpunbete, 537 sus
iammengeitiir5te uno 1874 bei6dbigte
6auier, nur eines blieb gdn5li6 nnbes
riibrt.
2accp q m EN- 0 bel 1900 @iatuobz
nern LAG Sobte unb SO Germunbete,
bon 3S9 9duiern 269 geftiirste, 102 be-
| i9d6igte, Is unbeS9dbi9te.
Sorio Omit Der Sraftion pa15a)
146 SDbte uno 80 gerpunbete unter
$500 @intppbnern; bon 2713 u8ani"
Otter tpurben nidbt Die 9duier, fon6ern
Bic ugani", Wobnrdume, eigentli6
Sbiir0ffnungen angefiibrt) 1874 serz
ft6rte, 977 bef@doiete, 392 unoeriebrte.
Serrara emit Der Sraftion Som
tana un0 GigltD) 2000 9lnlDobner,
tobt %, permunbet 21; 1859 ugani",
eingefiiir5t IS, bef9dbigt 973, unbei6d=
bigt 121.
8aran Omit Der Station Mearpz
pane un6 6iaiano), bon 1900 Glnmob=
ttern murben 11ur 10 get6btet unb eben<
iobiel bertpunbet, BON 2693 n8ani"
ifiir5ten 64 Elm unb ipnrben bef0doigt
1880.
6tabt Ss1ia bat tpeoer Sobte nod
geripunoete, nod S6aben an 9duiern
gu beflagen, lnb glaubt ieiner Sage
ipegen aud fiir Die 3ufltnft gefeit 5ll
iein.
Das @eiammt GrgebniB alio 1T:
9erungliidte 3075, bon benen 2313
(einbesriffen bie, ipeI9e in Ben &ramz
fenbduierlt Neapels na6trdgli6 berffar=
ben) 5p6ie uno 1852 8ertpunoete (pp=
Bel Quetf6ungei1 iebo6 ni@t gere@net
linb). Inter ben Spbten iparett Ni9ts
Ss9ianer $50, aber nur "a fremben
Nationen Nnseb6rige.
- Sci g. Stern, 24S Commerce
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06

Oregon.
PORTLAND Oregon, Nov. 5.-Blaines
majority in this state by the latest re-
turns this morning will be about 1900.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 5.-Ths heayiest vote
ever pOlled here was cast Yesterday. The
day was pleasant. Returns come in
slowly. The state is Republican by
about $1,000.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. ii. Nov. 5,-One hundred
and five towns give Blaine 18,O15, Cieve-
Iand 14,l41, st. John COS. Butler 1893.
Blaine's plurality 1874. The same
towns gave Garfield 1920; Hancock IT,
2O8; Garnsld's plurality 1902.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, Nov, 5.-The Democrats
claim this state by from 5000 to 5000.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The latest re-
turns are more favorable for the Demo-
Gratis. They now claim the State for
Cleveland ty small majority.
The Congressman.
WASHINGTON Nov. 5.-KeturAs on Con-
gress are very incomplete. The Demo-
Gratis have probably elected 1872 members
and Republicans 143, slight Demo
cratic loss.
A dispatch from the Republican Ma
tional Committee to. Secretary of the
Treasury McCullOch says the Republic
cans carry New York by 5000 and Vir-
ginia by 5000.
The Journal sums up the result as fol-
lows; At the'time this edition goes to
press the indications are that the result
of the Presidential election, so far as
known, is shown by the following table.
1t will be seen that New York holds the
key to the situation, and to have the
necessary POI votes Of the total of 401,
either Blaine or Cleveland must carry
that state, Without it, Indiana will
avail either Of them nothing.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06
THE CANDIDATES.
How They Received the Returns.

How They Received the Returns.
AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov. 4-Mr. Blaine
received the election returns in his own
house by private wire, which he has
had in use from the beginning OF the
campaign. Besides the members OF his
family, all of whom. except his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Coppenger, were with him.
There were present also number OF
friends and neighbors.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
ALBANY, Nov. 4.--Governor Cleveland
received the returns by messenger at
the executive mansion, surrounded by a
few friends. As good news came in the
gentlemen present congratulated the
Governor and the ladies applauded. All
present excepting the Governor dis
played in their manner the intense graf
ificatioDs which the prospect OF victory
afforded them. The Governor, however,
preserved calm exterior and merely
smiled at the enthusiasm Of those about
him.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06
The Very Latest.

A telegram received at noon from
Chairman VanZile, Of the Republican
State Central Committee, places Alger's
majority at 10000, and says that the re-
salt Of the Presidential contest hinges
on New York, which Is too close for COM
fort. being claimed by both parties.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06
Catered at the Postofice at Oheboygan
Mich. Second Glass Matter.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1884. :
The ELECTIONS.
The National Ticket a Little
Doubtful, ~
With the Chances Strongly in
Favor of the Republicans.
Michigan on the Safe Side!
Alger's Majority Fully 10000,
ChebOygan County Does Itself
Proud on the County Ticket.

The election returns come in so slowly
that nothing definite as to the result can
be given. Both parties claim majority
of the electoral votes. The indications
however, in onr opinion look more favor
able for the Republicans than the Dem
ocrats. The greatest interest centers on
New York state, with both parties claim
ing it. The latest returns received up
to last night were decidedly in Blaine's
favor and would indicate that he car
ried that state by from 5000 to $4,000
plurality. Without New York the Dem
ocrats are without hope while on the
contrary the Republicans can win the
day without that state. The returns
from Michigan indicate that the Repub-
licans have carried the state for both
the national and state tickets by good
majority. Gibson for Congressman in
this district is probably defeated. 1t is
also reported that Tim Tarsney got away
with Horr in the eighth district. May
bury Is reported as haying defeated At
kinson in the first district. If these re-
ports are correct 1t would seem that the
Democrats have made gainsin Congress-
mon from this state.
In the states claimed as doubtful be-
fore election both parties claim success,
and it may be some days before either
will be satisfied to relinquish their
claim. The Virginia Republicans claim
that state, returns as far as given show
ing large Republican gains. 1t is to be
hoped that the solid south has been
broken; it will be to the interest Of that
section il such should be the case. Ohio
gives largely increased majority for
the Republicans over the October vote.
The returns from that state would indi-
cate that the decisions on the Scott liquor
law had different effect than the Dem
ocrats looked for.
The indications are that while in
Michigan the Republicans lose on Con-
gressmen that in other states they have
made considerable gains, and the chan
ces seem to be in favor Of smaller DEM
cratic majority in the next House. A
telegram from Indianapolis, dated yes
terday morning, says that in Indiana
two hundred and twenty voting places
show net Republican gain Of 1,843.
This is 121l per cent of the vote, nd ifa
kept up would indicate the state for
Blaine by 1000.
Cheboygan County.
The following Is the result Of the vote
in this county. Next week we will pub
lish the official returns in tabular form.
FOR PRESIDENT.
DldlIe. H.. ............s'.ttO "
cleveland, ID. D....................... .oS'
Cleveland's majority III
FOR GOVERNOR.
Anger, IL. ............s.. o aVo
Beg0le, F...................... .....VV
Begole's majority. ....................13 .13l
- FOR CONGRESS-.
GlDsOn, II h..................'. ..'.... 10Y
Fisher, F........ ..................S ..Sl'
Fishers majority y.....................l6 .l6l
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
PERKINS, n. h............'...''''' 'ad9 ad
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

Entered at the Postoffice at Oheboygan
Mich. .assecond Glass Matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-14

Prof. J. Pollard
Tousorial Artist.

~ Shop on Jefferson Street, under
Central Hotel, opposite Ringo House.
Everything nea and clean, and only
f~rst-class artists employed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-14

VI lily Aaud heSlsttT.
NO. s77.
2ss acres-soa acres timber, balance in pasture
and cultivation good frame house of five
good fencing situated two miles northeast of
Mexico. Missouri. Price. $25 90 per acre
seooe % down. balance time at 8 per cent.
NO. ss5.
SO acres. seven miles south Of Mexico. N,ssou-
10 acres in grass and cultivation ; about ten
fieFes IN timber one and ene-half story frame
house OF i've rooms ; good we'll and good pond
nffeen acres good meadow; hne orchard OF
about one hundred trees In fine bearing good
neinhborh0od school and church convenient.
Price. S21o0 eo-mostiy cash.
fields. besides lots 100 acres meadow and pas
ture balance cultiyating land savd 30 acres
timber new frame house one and a half stories
with nye rooms. porch and poftico log and
frame stable good outbuildings fine yourg
orchard OF 2 acres In good bearing; situated
watered by BOND, and weiis. priee' "a oo T ns,
acre.
go acres. all under fence. save 50 acres timber
good comfortable house OF four rooms comfort
a aie t ssssae AZ ali a aset io Gnena na. e. sp 5snd 70 nc y,
the timber situated about 8 miles northwesl
OF Mexico, Missouri, Price, SIS 90 Der acre
0ne-fhird cash. balance time at 8 per cent. pei
mum.
$50 acres, all fenced with rails and hedge : q
ture good comfortable frame house of rooms
log stable and coru crib good living wells and
eistern plenty Of running creek water situated
about 9 miles northeast OF Mexico. Missouri.
Price. S27 so per acre.
10 acres, all well fenced box house of two
bling. yard. garden, and lots fenced separate
good blacksmith shop excellent stand for bust.
ness situated seven and a half miles north OF
Centralia, on public, road; Price, $50 % pei
aere-two-thirds cash, balance time at 8 PEI
cent.
100 acres, all fenced save 20 acres OF timber
detached. Divided in three fields. fenced Will
plank. rails. and hedges. in good repair, Is acre.
meadow. about 10 acres i'm cultivation. bal1anc.
in pasture, twO-StJry frame house OF s room:
with presses In upstairs rooms and In ON,
room below. New frame barn % by Sc feet. wei
built, good ~grainery is by 20 for oats and wheat
First-cIass orchard of about 100 trees, one goot
well ten feet in the clear and p feet deep. Stu
ated six miles southwest of Mexico, Mo.
800 acres, all fenced with good rail fencing
Divided into six enclosures 80 acres meadow
about 10 acres in cultivation, balance in blu
grass pasture SO acres timbered pasture. Goo,
stream OF water running through timber, NV
ponds. plenty OF stock water, one and q hal
story house OF three rooms, good smoke hous
and hen house. Good barn room tor so head Q
stock, good grainery. fair orchard Of 100 tree:
garden fenced separate. No. coal bank 4 fee
| miles southwest of Martinsburg, No.. in goo
neighborhood schools and churches convenfeni
Price $25 per acre. Terms reasonable.