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ysNENIY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT, AND
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SPRING LAKE, Cayuga Co., N. }

SPRING LAKE, Cayuga Co., N. Y.
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| have been great sufferer from
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and the pain ! suffered, no one can
realize-cxcept those who have been
similarly afflicted. called different
physicians and tried many different
kinds of liniments, but obtained ne
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doomed to suffer on until death put
an end to my pain, when / heard of
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ly yours.
FRANK SHoEcRAFT.
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Common Council.

Council was called to erder at $40
o'clock on Monday evening, January 9th,
1885. All present except Alderman
Campbell.
City Attorney stated he had notified the
persons who were indebted to the city for
work done on their sidewalks. He be-
leved most OF them would pay, and would
take the proper steps TO make those who
would not, pay. lie recommended paying
VIM. Mcdonald 500 for damages sustained
owing to bad condition of Dock street.
Chief Engineer reported fire department
had been called out 60 times during 1884,
of which 10 were false alarms. Seven are
supposed to be inccndiary.
Police Justice reported seven persons
arrested during December. Three had
paid their fines; two suspended and two
committed. The amount OF fines collected
was So.
The Recorder reported "a licenses issued
since his last report, and S340 collected
from same. He also read financial
statement of the condition OF the city H.
nances-which was published in the
ARGUS some weeks ago.
The committee on streets and sewers re-
commended advertising for proposals for
quarrying 400 cords of stone, to be dug
from the street where the stone crusher is,
and which stone are to be used on the
streets next summer. After some discus
sion, at request of Alderman Warner. the
amount was raised to 500 cords.
The bridge committee, through Alder
man Owens, reported the bridge in a fair
condition, and repairs were not needed at
present.
st. Jean Baptiste Society returned
thanks to the Council for their kindness
in allowing them the use of the Council
chamber for society purposes.
Bills were allowed as follows, and war
rants ordered drawn for payment of the
same:
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A discussion took place in regard TO the
fire department, and Alderman Warner
moved that the Chief Engineer arrange
matters so that only one hose company
would turn out to fire unless general
alarm is sounded. The plan as expressed
In the Council was that No. should at
tend to fires on the south side of the river,
and No. should attend to fires on the
north side When the Chief got to fire
he could soon tell whether the whole de-
partment would be needed or not. For
instance-if the fire alarm was sounded,
and the fire should be at some place on
the north side Of the river, only No. 2
should turn out IL the fire was on the
south side of the river, only No. ] should
turn out. The company that did not turn
out could easily be called If 1t was needed
On motion Of Alderman Holmes, the
Council decided to offer reward of $500
for information that would lead to the ar
rest and conviction Of the persons who
were supposed to have set fire to the var
ious buildings in this city the past month.
After considerable discussion the Coun-
ell decided to retain the present police
force, but reduced the salaries OF all the
policemen to $50 per calendar month.
Warner and Holmes were In favor Of re-
ducing the force.
Alderman Holmes made remarks at
length in regard to some one pc rson
purchasing what supplies were needed by
the city, and reporting to every meeting
Of Council what had been done since pre-
ceding session; making monthly reports
of state of city finances; that treasurer
should report monthly to Council regard
ing what taxes he had collected, and other
needed reforms
John F. Hayes was appointed Super
visor for Second Ward, In place of County
Treasurer Simmons, who had resigned.
Jacob Gebhardt was appointed member
of the Board of Health for Second Ward,
in place of James Tins, deceased.
On motion of Alderman Holmes, the
committee OH ordinances were ordered to
draft new ordinance in regard to duties
of officers In making reports, purch asing
supplies for city, etc.
The Council adjourned at 10 o'clock.
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Fletcher, Pack q Co.'s camps, on
South Branch.
IL August Gucnther's residence
on Second street burned. Loss about
81 900. Insurance 500.
IA Tug Fisher arrived from Sand
Beach-found no ice. Cleared on the
10Th for st. Ignace. The fish house
of +. A. Davis, on river, near foot of
First street, burned. Loss on nets, etc.,
between 81 900 and $4,000. Insurance
$4,000.
10 First regular sleighing of win
ter of 1S84-5. Life saving crews on
Thunder Bay and Middle island dis
banded. Steamer Oconto cleared for
Detroit.
II First social of the United
Presbyterian society-hcld in Armory
receipts 5000.
IL Steamer Remora arrived from
Oscoda, making the last arrival for
the year 1884. River and bay froze
over. Smith Browns residence, at
Trowbridge dam burned.
20 Opening of the new roller skat-
ing rink on Chisholm street. size of
skating floor 100x58 feet, clear of
pillars-building will seat 500 persons.
% Thunder Bay hotel burned
loss about $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
"a Christmas eve. Cantata by the
Baptist Sunday school children at
their church.
20 Opening of ice skating park,
on Second street.
q Commencement of light rain
storm-lasted until 31st.
% JIM. Johnston's house OH Mirre
street burned. Loss about $4,000.
Insurance $4,000. First service of the
United Presbyterian society in their
new church on Washington avenue.
20 Heavy fog in town. Snow all
gone.
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State Record for 1884.

JANUARY.
Six lives lost at Houghton by the bursting
OF the Huron dam. Two-thirds OF Howard city
destroyed by fire; loss 100000.
Mrs. Dan. Holcomb found dead In bed.
7 A $4,000 fire at Bay City.
Ida Almy burned to death at East Sagln-
aw. The coroners jury gave verdict that the
Crouch murders were committed by parties UNI
known.
o "Union party" prohibition convention
meet at jackson.
81 Half the business portion of Clio burned.
Loss about $50, 900.
% Grand lodge OF Michigan master masons
met in Kalamazoo.
rs Gov Begole pardons William Wood, who
was sentenced in Detroit to 10 years for bur-
glary in 1875.
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Speer's Wine for CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptive persons are greatly
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wine. Prominent physicians and
members connected with the New
York Board of Health have inspected
Speers vineyards and wine cellars and
speak of his products in the highest
terms. For sale by j. Il. Bostwick.
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Remarked by r. G. Joiner, of AL
len P. O., Hillsdale Co., Mich: "Ncth-
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1t was the German Psychologist, Hon-
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We think In these times the item OF food
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FEBRUARY.

James Foy commits suicide.
Inquest on the body OF James w. Foy, at
Jackson, commenced. Brown the amateur de-
tectivo shot, Judd Crouch Is arrested for shoot
ing him.
% Heavy fire at jackson. Loss S157, 900.
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MARCH.

MARCH.
8 Dan Hocomb and Judd Crouch arrested,
charged with the murder Of the Crouch family.
Holcomb and Crouch examination COM
menced.
70 The business portion Of Allegan burned.
A 500 900 fire at Grand Rapids.
25 State convention Of colored men at Battle
Creek.
% Justice Hunt holds Crouch and Holcomb
for murder. Big floods at East Saginaw, Clare
and Midland.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla stops the nause-
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other conventions. Armand Hopper
wins the prize medal as the champion
roller skater Of Alpsna.
6 The Guards embark fer the
State encampment ut Brighton, on
steamer Arundel.
Z Greenback and Anti-monopoly
county convention elect delegates to
State and Congressional conventions.
Iron City fishing club arrives and
camps at Long Lake.
8 Miss Winnie Comstock wins
the prize for the best lady skater at
the roller rink.
16 Democratic county convention
elect delegates to the State, congress
ional, senatorial and representative
conventions. Morrisey troupe gives
the first of their two entertainments at
the Opera House.
10 G. H. Turner gets the fingers
Of his hand smashed at Potter's mill.
21 Ninety-one degrees in the
shade.
% William Pulford shoots large
bear in Alpena township.
% John Kunath's house, in Sec
ond ward, burned-loss about $3.50.
Three other fires the same day-loss
light. Cornelius Spain kills a bear
on his way home.
20 Commencement of the State
Teachers Institute under Prof. Wes-
ley Sears, at the Central school house
Is persons enrolled their names.
26 A boy named Blow drowned
in the river. Lulu Wilson theatical
troupe render "Yakie" at the Opera
House on the 9th Kathleen Ma
voureen," on Goth Grip Van Wrinkle"
81 Census of school children taken
-2,52S school children in the city.
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DECEMBER.

Two Saginaw ladies killed by a railway
train.
II Gov. Bcgolc makes general jail delivery.
He gives four absolute pardons, and four CON-
mutations.
IS Big fire at Grecnville.
10 Defense opens in the Crouch and Holcomb
trial. lapcer county poorhouse burned.
20 Larson liberated at Muskegon.
81 Burglars gag Israel Smith at Grandville.
~ Gov Begolc pardons another prisoner
20 Four more combinations Of sentences
granted by Gov. BegOie.
81 Hon. Edwin WlIiits accepts the preslden-
cy of the state Agricultural College. Three
more pard0ns from th0 nor.
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nominated.
iarles Noach
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nominated.
harles Noach,
II streets, burn.
Of the bay.
ation-steamer
Oscoda. City
First Labor
net fishermen
= nets. River
from Detroit
4; i'm the MORN
ltic, City of
rived from De-
II arrived from
lip trip.
chisholm street
& floor, 94x60.
olis arrives on
vocalist and
ieir season of
House.
# the sawmill
ne l. o. o. f.
anniversary at
/ appoint all
larshal.
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SEPTEMBER.

10 Tornado visits Alpena. Thos.
Scarf killed by lightning. Consider.
able damage done by wind.
10 Slight earthquake at Alpena-
first ever known.
20 Prohibition party hold county
convention and nominate county tick
ct.
"a Arion Quartet give last of their
two entertainments at the Opera
House.
80 Concert at Opera House, by n
company, for benefit of the Guards.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
AIpena National Bank,

At Aipcna, In tho State Of Michigan,
At the close of Business, Dec. go, 1854.
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NOVEMBER.

Z Election; something dropped.
Crouch and Holcomb case opens at Jack
son.
% Armstrong, Of Newaygo, acquitted of the
charge Of murder.
20 william Reimers shoots himself and q
man named Gregware at Saginaw. Jealousy.
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OCTOBER

Abiah A. Armstrong, Of Newago, kills his
wife and her paremour and surrenders himself
Subsequently acquitted.
Fire in the Calumet and Hecla mines.
% Michigan Baptist convention at Fenton.
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% Thos. +. Searles, Of Hastings, murdered
IA Mrs. belong, of Muir, mysteriously muir
dercd Head cut to pieces.
II Mill employees strike at Oscoda and Au
Sable.
IS Andrew Long murdered his wife at North
Plains township.
81 Troops sent to Oscoda and Au Sable.
Is Mob attempts to lynch Andrew Long at
Muir. State troops prevent 1t.
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AUGUST.

1 Thomas c. Miller shoots Carrie White at
Muskegon.
Ida Parker assaulted by two ruffiians at
Biga. Two hundred citizens turn out.
IA Michigan M. 4. conference at Lansing.
II Mayor Robinson, OF Charlotte, shot by a
tramp. Tramp sent up for long term.
10 Earthquake shock felt throughout the
southern part OF the State.
% Bronson badly burned.
Is j. A. McLain. Of Coopcrsvillc, Ottawa
county, murdered by tramp.
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Laden with
enced about 8
next morning.
,kinac, Music
to find river.
'oints Patrick
Saginaw Val
on the Alpena
lit Court CON-
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