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PROPOSALS.

TT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, D. c., July II. 1885.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, Endorsed Proposals
Y & will be received at this office until noon. AU
GUST TWELVE 1855. TO- articles required as fol-
lows to be delivered al the Navy Yard. Washington
u. c.. free Of any expense to the Government, and
subject to the usual inspection and conditions viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
RenuisitOn No. 3, Coal; 4, Feed; Asphaltum Paint
z Paints, OIL Glass; &C; s, Roofing Slate; III, Pine
Lumber, to be awarded by acquisitions.
Requistion No. 6. Glass A, BrOoms, &C.: B, Insect
O. Glass d. Bricks; Il, Lime No. 10, Class F. Plumb
err Goods q. Tin; H. Hardware: ], Rubber Hose to
be awarded by classes
schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at this
office and all necessary Information at Navy Yard
Responsible security required bids for faithful per-
lormance the competency ofthe guarantors to be
tilted to before q notary or other public officer.
Thc right is reserved to reject any all bids and
bids only from manufacturers Of or regular dealers
in The articles required, will be conside. ed
- THOS. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director q. s. n, Navy Pay Agent.
toll Il
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BARGAINS
We will now talk about CHEAtISEM

We will now talk about CIIEMISEm
Extra long Cambria Chemise, With deep hem and
two clusters OF fine tucks, lace yokes at SSc
sold less than $I.5O
Again we have CHEMIST Mt &c. with all over
Embroidered Yoke and also numerous other styles III
the same low figures. None worth less than 81. %.
They are really very cheap.
We will now quote some excellent bargains in Ladies'
SKIRTS.
decided bargain are the SKIRTS which we have
marked at S1OO cacn, in seven "a different styles
We have only limited quantity in stock. When
these gone there will he more at such low
price: but ii you are seeking lower price skirt we
have them also as low ..:lc. each.
We lind amongst this purchase there are three go
decided yreat bargains in DRAW EitS which mas:
mention. viz:
Ia. g III 30. L. Made of good cotton. trimmed with
.ne Torchon Lace in ertia, edge and tucking &c
We have this style in regular stock al 81 %.
Bargain No. 2 AZ r.; cents we offer DRAWERS
with deep embroidered ru!i. and cluster OF tucls,
best cotton ana well finished You should them
bargain 10. >; Now. ut 10 cents they have deep
hem ana cluster OF tuci1s good quality cotton; good
value IL 80 cents; they sold rapidly at this price.
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THE EVENING STA
CITY ITEMS.


81! 7th street northwest, offers following spe-
cial bargains for tomorrow and Thursday: Iron
sheets shelf paper, &C.; GOT. covered buckets
&C., 3-qt.. 1Oc.; DOT, 13c.; cot, &c., large size
washtub, SO clothespins, zinc dashboard, 60
Feet clothesline, &c, worth 3d. clothes baskets,
44c; new style covered market baskets. poe:
larger size 33c.; Papier Mache water pals 29c
Great bargains in decorated dinner, tea and
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1 WAS q sufferer from Dyspepsia, and DIR.
David Kennedy Favorite REMEDY helped me-
VIM. Mcknew, 124 Fayette ST., Baltimore, Md
Price 81. 90. 90
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REDUCED Percrs:

REDUCED PercEs
Finding stock of Dry Goods too large for the
have decided to luce prices so as to make
it an object to purchasers to sny of u.s.
large lot of LINEN LAWNS. reduced from l5c.
to 10c
PERCALES, from l5c to 121ac
SATINS, from 25c to 2Oc.
GINGHAMS from 15c to 1Oc
BATISTE, 121ac, 15c and 2Oc., reduced
BLACK SILKS. &c., S1.OO, SIPS.
COLORED SILKS, 371ac., SOC, 75c
IMPORTED JERSEYS. $500. s2.50
large lot of WHITE GoOEs, all at reduced prices.
PARASOLS at less than cost
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
jy11 713 Market Space.
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ATTENTIoN. LADIES AND GENTS LEAV ING
tTo,vx Having enlarged and added numerous
facilities tony dry cleaning establishment,
am enabled To- do work upon the shortest
ticr Orders Ey mail express promptly at
tended to. y. Fischer. 600 q street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
IhC HpaliiPr.

OFFICE OF tbs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHISGToS. ID. G., July ~, 1885. ii a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, continued
warm and generally fair weather. except pre-
cedcd in extreme northern portion by local
rains: south to- west winds.
For "Wednesday, continued warm and gener-
ally fair followed by slightly coolef weather, is
Indicated for New England and the middle
Atlantic states.
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NJ. AugenStein. 81 9TH st. n,w
wishes to remind the public that he intends to
close the balance of his stock of Baby Carriages,
August, and to do this offers them for two
days at J. 8 per cent less than cost Avail your
sell of this chance.
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Closing SALE oF CTGAE~.-Mr. Bowling will
eIO~e out the balance OF stock OF fine cigars to-
morrow at ! o'clock Dealers and private buy
erS should be on hand.
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CHrApnsr Day Goops
IN WASHINGTON.


SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
NUNS YELLING, pure wool, 1Sc
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, &c.
FRUIT OF TILE LOOM YARDWIDE BLEACH
ED COTTON, SC.
FINEST QUALITY BATISTE, nearly one yard
wide. in Pink Blue and Black Figure, value 2Oc.,
reduced to 12l,ci
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS 70
duced to 1Jc.
NAVY BLUE SATTEENS, 25c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool 81. so
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Sc
HANDSOME. BROCADE DRESS GOODS cheap
at 25c., reduced to 12iac
CARRIERS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE
jy17 Near 9TH Street.
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The Office Of the Silent New American.
No.
is at Arerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH
and H,
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Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms.
9TH and III.
Prompt and particular attention to Renting
and Repairing.
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LANSBURGH BRO,
;e29 400. 400. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET

! ENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, :,33lsc.; WORTH
" 5Uc.
Gents India Gauze Shirts soc; worth 75c
Gents Bi,bricgan Shirts Soc; worth 75c
Closing out Spring Neckwear ut half price.
Finest SaIteen Drawers only 5Uc
Spring Weight UndershirtS. 5Uc; worth Toe.
Medium Weight Undersirts nearly all wool. Soc.
ask TO the COMFORT SHIRT made of WAN
sutta Cotton and Richardson's loo Liren bosoms
reinforced, ready for the wash lut, only IS
This is the best fitting best made Shirt in 10
market.
Remember! only Sc for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BRANCH BALTIMORF SHIRT FACTORY.
my29 10O2 + STREET NORTHWEST
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LADIES fine French KID button boots Mt
S3-S7, worth So Il. s,trs>burgcr, No. COG 9Th
street. ( doors above i.
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Summer Complaint cured and immedi-
ately relieved by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
81 20 per bottle, sold by druggists and grocers.
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RrFREsIISc SODA. Prices Drug ste, 426 s.w

NTSF CLOSE OUT 10 make room for fall stock.
10 pair mems base ball shoes at 9oC.; so pair
children buttoucd base ball shoes at 72c. H..
sfraSburgcr'~ M. 900 TN 81, ! doors above l.
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ASK Your DRUGGIST To give You our beautiful
story book Legend OF Aloha" Eastman's new
perfume, Aloha.
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LADIES GOODS.

fyEO WHITE. LADIES TAILOR,
(I 40 .th street northwest,
Will during the summer months, makes Costumes
Goats and All kinds of Dresses at extra low prices
Ladies' can the opportunity TO get fitting
garments made for very little money. Mr.. WHITE
will also cut and 6t Ladies Dresses 1y1S-@ts
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STRAW MATTISG So. Moses 4 Son 18th and F.
FUssELI's ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
aftOWn; 1927 New York avenue.
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r. H. WARMER has always on hand money to
loan on real estate. Full particulars ON appli-
cation. Is. 1T. WARNER.
T. - N
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LIQUID Bread.

LIQUID BREAD.
A PURE MALT EXTRACT,
Possesses the highest merit 1t is manufactured from
!he choicest materials, And combines the most pal:
table qualities of refreshing drink with the nvlgor
atlng and wholesome properties of the best Malt Ex
true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir
able for invadS and persons in health. Will be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute for
all alcoholic drinks most OF which too stimulating
tor delicate constitutions.
Is The beverage Par Excellence for nursing
mothers, creates abundance of milk, while IL
strengthens and invigOrateS the entire system.
After careful analysis, Wilbur g. Hall. Phi d., New
York, SAYS Liquid Bread Is refreshing. nOurishnS
table beverage, and wholesome invigOratng tonic.
1t is palatabe the taste, and of easy assimilation.
Frank L. James. PHI d.. MD, st. Louis, after anay
sis. says Its low percentage of alcohol, Its eferves
cenCr its delightful taste and OdOr, all combine
commend NiCholson's Malt Extract as being most
nourishinS beverage and the best article Of the sort
that has ever come under my examination"
Sold by all leading GrOcers and Druggists.
DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r. ST. LOUIS.
At wholesale by
WM MUEHLEISEN.
jy11 91S 9TH ST. WASHINGTON.
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SLATE NNNTEI.S IaIrobeS and ranges will be
sold at very low prices for the next thirty days
L. reduce stock. ut J. r. Manning " Co. :, 1920
IeuHSC lVania avenue northwest
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Bicycle Shirts and Stockings.
Mems and Boys fresh supply to-day, at Auer
bachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 5th and ii. 1
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Handsome Summer Silk Scarfs> 25c..
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Denot. eth and II 1
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BAEl CAEEIAGEsat cost. Moses 4 Son, Il & F.

So-CsLLED Cleveland fuid. , gallons for 81.
Genuine Dstnforht. S1.1O. delivered. W. ).
jerks * Co, . - 9Th street.
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OFFICE OF W. w LAME. Md
" 1919 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER g. 1854
MESSRS. EIsNER q IN DEISON.
SOLE AGENTS OF MDHANN Hor'Fs
MALT EXTRACT L. ~ OF A.
$40 RACE ST. PHILADELPHIA
DEAR SIRs:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFF-S
IN ny PRIVATE PRACTICE. AND HAVE
FOUND At TO Bft TIKI BksT HkALIli klS
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTkI1lkE
KNOWN 4 HANE FOUND IN ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS cONNALFsst1NG From
FEVER, IN CASES OF DIsPLP-IA, FOR
MOTHERS NURSING, AND IN CASES of
MEAkLY CHILDREN, AND Also II LSS ~
TIE IMMENSE iMPoRIATIoN sl.MI MONTH
Ia, AND Att A MILLION OF BotIiiS jan
PORTED Bl YoS HAVE PASSED Ny iNsP,a-
KILY FOR TIE PAST five YEARS.
YOURS. REsPE6TFULll.
w. w. LAMB, MD,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR u
BEWARE OF IMITATION: NOM SEnSiNE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE Or JOHANN
HOfF" AND .M0RlTZ EisNER" On THE NIX
OF EVERY 30 TIE ie2oth.s.eo
rI'HE ARLINGTON BoTTIiNG co.
wAsHINGToS, ID. G..
Bottlers ofCfr heurich : ceiebrafed
0AEiiZEN AND LAGER BtsfsR.
CHAkLkS JACOBSEN.
An orders entrusted TO my care WIN NEE, promp
attention
Tsiephons cali. 746-& VAIN
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THE CEIEBRArrp
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges: and best known to the trade
II. L CRAWFORD
Sole Agent fog District Of Columbia
Ohce-l4lS st. NV.
Warehouse-H. /. BiscOe's wharf, foot Of 10th st. sw
Orders promptly filed and deliveries made TO any
part Of the 0ty.
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL. STONE,
ASPHALTUM, "a. NEOcHATEL MASTIC.
streets, Sidewalks, StaoleA Basement and Cellar
Floors. or wherever solid, smooth and durable
pavement or door Is required.
Orders promptly amended 20, and Al work guaran-
teed Tor the term Of five years.
NOTICE.
All representations thai the above work now
formed by me an infringement of any rtxlsts Of
Others or that any court has 70 held, Is ii1orrecxS
II. L CRAWFORD.
1tl0 q. nv.
! Telephone call No. SD sp25Sm
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REFEIGERAToEs at cost. W. Il. Moses 4 Son.
FINE PHoTos kets Kcmethys, 100 Pa. ave.
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HARVARD CIGARETTES, connoisSeurS favOrite,
made of Nirginiis choicest gold leaf and absO-
lutely pure.
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Musr BE SoLD,
THE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN TIE RETAIL TRADE

Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies'
Cambria and Cotton Underwear from a wcll-known
wholesale manufacturer OF New York at 80 cents on
the doila" prepared 10 offer the Ladies of
this city and vicinity the following great
BARGAINS.
Day of sale begins WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st. at 10
o'clock sharp and Will continue TO sell until the entire
producon is sold.
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Mo>oUITo CANoriEs. turnover frames, S1.11&F.
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w.
TIL f BRIG HTON,"
ATLANTIC CITY.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR
je9-eo3m& r. W. HEMSIEY & SON.
W" l. aa,'a. h s%EI e. : tMi
Will open the
Tenth Season, June lsth. lSS5
1e9Sw - /. COLEMAN.
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you take Canada money" EYES," was the
reply, although we get but twenty cents for
twenty-five, We make no difference In trade"
The old lady went on with her trading,
making bill of nine dollars, which she paid
entirely in Canada quarters.
Quite a number of our Good Templars at
tended the Van Buren, County Lodge at Ban
gor on Wednesday of last week. They speak
very highly of the entertainment furnished
by the Bangorites The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. 4. Row
land of Hartford, ID. O. T.; Mrs. Beatty of
Keller, ID. V. T.; Rev. w. w. Woodmansee
of Hartford, ID. O.; A. A. Whipple of Hart
ford, ID. II. s.. A. B. Chase of Bangor, ID. T..
Last Thursday evening" julie Anderson Of
this village, and Henry Rowland, George
Northrup and Frank Shaver of Lawrence,
concluded to have picnic all by themselves,
by way of a fishing trip down the river from
Lawrence to Hartford. They gotalong finely
over the first half of the trip, when their
gasoline lamp caught on limb, broke the
lantern and set some of the boys clothes on
fire, leaving them in total darkness. They
say there was some lively scrambling for
shore, after reaching which they poured the
water out of their boots and tramped to Law
renee where they arrived about midnight,
minus boat, fish, fire and fun.
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Decatur.

Aaron Sweet has new barn on his prem
ises.
Andy johnson has built ON addition to his
house.
A. Jennings has moved his Office on the
street near the grist mill.
Mrs. NJ. L. O'Dell went to Dowagiac last
Saturday, for few days visit with friends
there.
Joe Cohn has erected new stairs on the
north side ot his store building, leading to
w. III. fuckers law office.
Chas. Duncombe has sold the engine that
belonged to the burned grist mill, to some
Chicago parties, and preparations are being
made for its removal.
While working in the measure factory last
Friday, Ellsworth Thompson was struck by q
stick thrown from a circular saw, unjointing
his middle finger and splintering the bone
quite badly.
Old Mr.. Hammond, who has worked at the
stave factory long time, while driving q
balky horse, was crushed between the horse
and post, injuring him quite severely, but
breaking no bones. He is doing well.
Members of Burnside Post, the Odd Eel
lows and the Knights of Labor, have called a
meeting for next Saturday evening, to
make arrangements for an entertainment. 1t
ia hoped all the members of each society will
be present.
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Aluena.


Harry Sheldon came home from Lansing,
on the Goth inst.
Little Lizzie Kingsnorth has been very sick,
but is gaining slowly.
On account of wet weather, there is still q
good deal of corn out.
Miles (. Beebe and his daughter Hattie
are on the sick list this week.
NJ. f. Miner d Son have traded teams and
now have the best in the burg.
o. L. Colburn and daughter recently spent
a few days with his sister, at Glenwood.
l.. A. Sprague's brother and sister from
Grand Rapids, have been making him visit.
Mrs. Robbins, brother, son and grandson
have been visiting at Mrs. Hinckley's during
the past week.
portable sawmill has been erected on
VIM. Browns place which will cut bed-slats,
pickets, etc. during the winter.
On Tuesday of last week, Dan Russell
took his household goods and departed for
his farm in Marcellus. We shall miss them.
VIM. Kingsnorth will move to the Rich
ards farm in few weeks. He would have
occupied it sooner, but. for sickness in his
family.
With Mr.. w. Bale at the Palmer, Miss
Hattie Van Kirk at the Downing and Mrs.
Lottie Downing at the Oak Grove school
houses, the young idea will get proper train
ing, we think, predictions to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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John Roosevelt, Jacobs son, hes gone to
Texas, having an eye to business.
Geo. o. Bartholomew has rented a farm
near Berrien and has moved there.
Mrs. Sill has sold her house and lot to
Mrs. Earl, and will move out of town.
We wish to say that that hosting machine,
mentioned last week by your other reporter,
can only be had from the agent.
Mrs. james of Kalamazoo, who was to speak
on temperance last Sunday evening, failed
to put in an appearance. Home talent was
substituted.
j. L. Packer of Hartford, is delegate
from the county grange to the state grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packer are true patrons and
deserve this honor.
Elder Costing will hold meetings every
evening this week. Presiding Elder Taylor
will preach on Friday evening, and on Sat
urday at two o'clock p. m, Saturday and Sum-
day being quarterly meeting.
G. /. Sherman died at Bangor, on the
10Th inst. His remains were brought to
Keller, and buried on the goth, Elder Reese
of Bangor, preaching the funeral discourse.
Cancer of the stomach was the cause of his
death.
On the 10Th inst, DR.. Rose of Decatur,
tapped Mrs. Lawrence Lewis and drew from
her 16l pounds of water. She has been
in very critical condition for months, suf
fering from an ovarian tumor. Tapping
gives only temporary relief; she is beyond
cure.
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North Hamilton.

Last week our locals were doomed, as they
found no way of reaching the postoffice.
Rev. G.. A. Buell. and family of Bangor,
spent the past week visiting friends in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Anna Haney of Hartford, will teach
the school in the Hayden district, common
cling November 23rd.
School commenced in the Abbott district
Monday, November 10th, Miss Addie Welton
of Hartford, teacher.
The seats for the school house have ar
rived, and school will probably begin the
last day of this month.
The diphtheria left Edna Harris in rather
a bad condition. She is quite feeble, and
her speech is very much affected.
Ernest Worth is visiting friends at Benton
Harbor: although an invalid, he gets around
in his wheeled chair, and seems TO enjoy
himself quite well.
There is considerable petty thieving going
on in these parts. 1t is getting rather thin,
when thieves open pits and take out
potatoes man has buried for seed.
News has reached here from Holt county,
Nebraska, of the death, from diphtheria, of
Will Tomlinson's wife, she who was once
Clara Briggs. They went to Nebraska from
this neighborhood, little more than year
ago.
If that patentchurn-dash man stands at
all in feai of a woman's tongue, he had better
not put in an appearance in these parts very
soon, or he will receive the full benefit N a
Candle lecture or two. as he sold those useful
little articles all the way from twenty-five
cents TO one dollar.
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Lawtou.


Willis Page of Dakota, is in town visiting
his parents.
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
M. Z. church, on Thursday at IL o'clock a. m.
Maurice Viuing shipped large quantity
of beans to ID. NJ. Ferry, at Detroit, last Sat
urday.
The rage for plug hats has struck this
town again, and there's many q depleted
dandy dude.
l.. f. Butler Of this place, will oficiate as
tonsorial artist at the Peninsular House, on
Thanksgiving day.
An exhibition of war scenes was given at
G.. a. X. Hall, on Monday evening, for the
benefit of l.. G. Woodman Post.
John Mitchell and j. s. Cowgirl expect to
connect their residences by telephone, thus
giving John communication with the village.
Forty-three numbers were sold at the
dance last Friday evening. The receipts at
the dance and social were about $50. A
good time was had, and the band boys made
money at the same time.
John Pelton, n. Desenberg and N. o. Mar
tin are the invitation committee at this place
for the Thanksgiving party to be held at the
Peninsular House ut Lake Cora, on Thursday
evening, Nov. 26th. Music, Shows full or
chestra of eight pieces. Tickets, including
railroad fare from any point on the Il. d s.
III. Il. r., one dollar per couple. Supper
extra.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in Fruitport, Mich, on Wednesday,
Nov. 18th, 1885, at noon, by Rev. Aldrich of
Muskegon, Miss Mary Lamoreaux to Mr.
Byron u. Beerman of Manistee. The young
couple will make Manistee their future home.
Miss Mary was formerly a resident of this
place, and the best wishes of many friends
here will follow the parties through their
married life. We append list of the names
| of the guests who we're present, and of the
presents received by the newly welded pair !;
Clock, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Ford, Fruitport;
silver water pitcher and server, ID. G. Lamor-
eaux, Fruitport; jewel case, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Ford, Lawton; pickle castor, II. q. Lamor-
eaux, Fruitport; castor, MIR. and Mrs. l..
Beerman, Muskegon; silver card receiver.
Mrs. Pope, Cadillac; silver tea set. Minnie f..
Lamoreaux, Fruitport silver berry dish,
| @. ii. Smith and Mrs. q. w. Robinson,
Lawton; one dozen knives, forks and spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lamoreaux, Fruitport;
china cup and saucer, Mrs. Robert Lamor-
eaux, Fruitport; set table linen, VIM. Hardy,
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WaYerlY.

Will Blake and p. Il. Streator have been
picking up sheep during the past week.
Clarence Westcott has been making his
friends here visit. Did you get work.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warner, on
the 10Th inst, girl weighing eight lbs. Ar
thur, you had better trade and get boy.
Ed. Dayton will teach the school at Myers
corners. Four and half months at forty
dollars per month is better than Lakeview.
isn't it, Ed?
Dogs have been at the sheep of Chase,
Bush and valleau. Farmers would do well
10 organize hunting parties and watch their
sheep few nights.
Eli Baker, who has been stopping with
Will Warner, is good one. The other
night, after going to bed, Eli heard burglars
around the house and went out and watched
for them for two hours. But, strange to say,
they did not appear again.
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