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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14
MEMOlns or srcLELLAN.

The TDconnDiste Literary Work SIC Len
Brhfnd-Ths story Of Aptisf am.
SEw YORK, SOY. i0.-When Gen. Bic
Cle''aD died b. vas ~ work upon an ar
tlcle for toe Centurg Na9azine On the bat
tie n Antietam. The work vas not I'm
lsbed. 10 the generals library WAS found
tne manuscript just - be left IT,, with
books " reference appropriately marked,
bis order hook and copies ~ letters which
b. 1s1 received and sent. since his death
auG since BE- has been learned hat Gen.
Nee elan was writing bic memoirs. Gen.
fltZ John P0Tter has been almost dal!y 10
receipt u CON muhicatlons from publish
efs, asking tor the privilege - put the
WORK before TIE public. Gen Porter. in
each instance. referred the matter % Mr.
=. q. Pume, Gen. McCleilan's executor.
literary and general. Mr.. Prime has a.
yet. made 30 arrangements for publlca-
ton, owing 70 tbe unfi pisned character Of
the work. Gen McC leilan had written
Up ~. and through tue peninsula cam
pai0n, and was getting his material
Teady for the time be vas IN charge
II the defenses AZ Washington, prior 10
the time when he was called Tor the
second aud last time ~ the command Oi
the Army ~ the Potomac. IL will be
NtgHnrhfV l1I tus eNitDf. WuOfNef ne m Az
he. 70 Oh In the hibaius from July b. sep
TENDER, 1852 and 10 put the finishing
touches on Antleiam. One Of the myste-
Ties u Antietam that Mcclellan is said q
have cleared 10 In bis description Of the
battle IL that whore = ~ John Porter ~
cad % have had 1000 troops when be
failed - send into battle Mcclellan
shows that Porter bad OBly 1900 men,
and that 1900 Of them were,
owing 10 Secretary stanton's or.
0ers, at Frederick. and virtually
out 81 POrer's hand, while the rest
were under fire continuously. Mr. Prime
esys that Gen. McCleliau's affairs are IN
the Same condition a. when be died
Nothing has been done 10 promote publ
cation. because there arc other bushes,
affairs 10 b. settled first he said, now.
ever, that al the dead Generals manu-
scripts had been carefully packed lr
trunks ~ the same systematic order iu
winch they bad been left, together with
the books ~ reference and Working ma.
terra which Mcclellan had used. Neither
Gen. Porter nor SIR. Prime could give an
approximate idea of the number OF vol
umes the dead Generals memoirs Will
make.
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The BULGARIAN BULLIEs.
some Facts About the DAnubian War
FiOra.

Some facts About the Danubian War
FiOra.
A correspondent Of the London Datiy
Iimss, writing from PbilippopOlis on Oct
Il, says: "Many young fellows. and even
elderly men, are now 70 be seen in the
streets quite dangerously armed, and clad
in all sorts u re0imentai and warlike
attire, varying in cut and color. Only IN
hOu-ornam nted fur caps lend ~ these
g arriOrs, whether mOdrstly draped ~
sheepskIn Or ROrgeOusiy dressed in scarlet,
"A stamp Of uniformity. TIE TURKS. il must
be said, Icy far lrss stress on what
the Romans called 'cutiets,' but always
keep their rifles bright and clean and
~ an efficient state. The bulk Of
these immature soldiers are volunteers,
who follow 10 the steps of their Russian
instructors and superiors still In the But
garian service. A mistake wa made IN
stating that all the Russian officers had
left Bu garia, or had abstained from as
=istng nor In her present difficulties.
Only such Of them VINO are still onsid-
cred az being IN the service u their own
government have been temporarily re-
moved, whereas those who are no longer
officially connected with their country.
and those open - the suspicion Of Nihil-
ism, continue % render themselves use
ful 10 Prince Alexander. Thus the Bull
Uarians are not 30 entirely without mill.
tary assistance a. We we're led 10 be.
have -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

ADMISSION FEE AND ONE YEARS AN.
NLAL UIES:
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AN ELECTRIC EXPERIMENT.
How ". Deprsz VIII Probably Revolt
ton T. rhe World

How ". Deprsz VIII Probably Revolt
ton u the World.
The Paris cures pondens u the London
D4ug .hstrs. writing N Oct =, ssys: N.
Marcel Dsprez's public experiments On
ne transmis.ion u force BY electricity
between CreI and Paris viii take place
ia SoyemDer. Two dYnsnos vii Il set
u motion ard several arc lamps biz ~ a
current sent from CreiL. A. j wzs
JUDGED unsafe - azve the ezTtn a. part "
tae circuit. there are tho copper conLuc-
tCrs hung nineteen feet above TIE ground.
ahicA, - suit the somewhat eKactInx re-
41iremsnta II the telegraph ONCE in Vi@W
" the public safety. are cOateC with In
- rubber. TIE resistance u me line is
10 o1Us; ~ insulation is sbsolu ute
IN the preliminary experiments which
Tux place the generator and recep-
tor were PLACED SIDE b. side -
CrsH, and connected by a copper cable
going u Paris and back. The generator
can develop 6.Dl1 volts and ~ smperes
for 80 revolutions per minute. The force
j. supplied ~ two Old locomotives. the
wheels n which are replaced By hy-
wheels. j. is remarkable feature Of tae
0ynsm0s that there are Do SPARKS what
ever a. the Collector, uCtN Outstanding
the nigh electrO-nDtIFe force. 81 Al
phone de k0tnschiid has spent a large
sum 10 enable y. Deprez ~ apply biz
theories a. CreiI, assisted 9y q select staff
y engineers. - grea. has been the IN
ferest taken b. The Rothscbilds in the
y Ork that Baron 0ustaye, nOtaIfhstand-
ilK bis absorbing occupation, has found
lime W ldy electricity, and - be able
o. MIR n-nd 10 all is details the solu-
ton proposed by toe great sayant for per-
haps one u the most important Industrial
problems II our time"
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Amount Invested in c. s.
Registered Bonds, $3.50, 900 90
Amount deposited with
Insurance Dept, n. Y, 100, 900 OO
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MRS. WISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
SHOULD always BE- used when children are
cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little SUI
ferer al once II produces natural, quiet
sleep BY relieving the cnid from pain.
and the little cEerub aWakes az Upright
- button" j 10 very pleasant 70 taste.
u sOothes the child, sOifens the gums. al
lays ali pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels. and j. the best known remedy for
diarrbpa, whether arising from teetning
or other causes. % cents a bottle.
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Observation-Disclosures
ssYsrs Punishment for Theological stu
dsnts who saw "kiehArd III"

Fyom Hs Mem York Worid.
COLUMBUS, D.. Nov. il.-slxty-
three theological students of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, At Delaware. o.. at
tended presentation Of "Richard Ill. -
by Frederick Warde, a. the CITY Opera
House, on oct. 20. 10 breaking col
legc rule which Says they must not un-
dor any circumstances attend any the.
hfrieal performance or opera while at tho
university. Toe faculty hoard OF ~. and
o. once took action, and their decision
Wa Yesterday read in chapel hy prcsi-
den PAYNE. The verdict read - follows .
hihfas members are ~ be- expelled uu-
les ~ come 10 MY Office IN the NIX -
hours and make = sincere apology 10 tho
faculty fpf The fearful way In which you
have fr0ddsu On ihe rule by which this
great INSTITUTION b. sustained, and that
you viii MOI mention word IN regard 10
toe netiDn which the faculty have taken
~ ih any way speak 81 ~ word about the
university Tor such sctiOu that viii in
snY WaY inlufe the reputation 0f tho
fNhD0I. and glu are required 10 subscribe
~ tbe following declarations
A" = hfffbv pln1Ve myself 10 obey all the
fplfs nnd observe OIL The regulations ~
60 DHIO Wesleyan University ~ long ~
= Hg efnhfetfd with the institution, and
- zee ~ Influence ~ prevent others
ffDm plSiafInY iLfm90
Jto President then said.
'jf yDn ~ ~ sign fhis paper (which he
falieN ne cDhiffslon ana promise you are
felgfsiA1 ~ take ME earliest ifaln Tor
gD4f h1nf, "a JON Ore suspended Tor The
ffF n fNie tenn. but J0u viii be- Der.
MUM ~ fefufH ne nrsf N thr nfxt torn
WA ftt ERE ptl0n " No seniors, % whom
fbsis afs sven under discipline. Those
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

Fer ne s9al1 At-ass.c states to-dav.
Fair, eoicsr EsztssT. followed ia tbs IL
feri0T bys sliEai zee Ia temperature,
Nirds booming yzyi2sls, preceded b.
aoTtEs.ly Einds q t.s SorI1 Carolina
coast.
TIE asigat o. ~ r.Tsr =. A-z1sts A.
II oic-ocx ?. r. Yssg@-1zT Alz1s-2
tine wzs I1.I feet . '4lI Il - fest our
III tie preceding - -e--s.
ConpsraIlve statement " zen l.erzs1rs
a. SzTaczzh NOV. T. l.-4 AID 80;
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Sc urities
Investment Securities for Sale.

= C00 OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OsOOU . per cent. bonds iHdorscd.
5000 Central RAJ road and Banking Company
per cent debeuturs.
J,OOJ Georgia Pacific Railroad first mortgage
per cent. bonds guaranteed.
loo montgomery and T. fania Railroad first
mortgage per cent. Endorsed.
LoeO ct 81 Savannah per cent. bonds, Feb
Tuary co pom.
p shares Tyler Cotton Press stock
90 shares Central railroad and Banking
Company stock.
THEODORE GORDON,
Corner Draytpn ana g. julian streets.
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are requested % isaVs tcls city On Or
hsfors FrdzF EeXt, AID are sls r@r1s1 soE
re remainder u tle Crss=It terr1 BIZ
thsy l1st keep " a. TIE stud - r1sg
lcH t2ks. - t1ey all = required n pass
= very rlg1 exz1i1at4c1 IL 1fsE O. TIE
csL1lag tsrnc.1
TIE cCilsge il ur1er t5e care - t1e
y r. c1zrc1. al = re r-iGcips4 sc1o1i
= ,1e0ioSF Pr tss- oelol..n2ti9n- IL is
g-c5aole tast Dc-E - f1s stueeuts vii
zcc@pt tie s1s .erslCr ard rst-rn.
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propoeaIo fpantrn. .

OFFICE OF THE ENGfNE X SIX II
~ LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT, BALrIMoRE.
ND. N"v. o. l-sJ.-Sealed proposals viii be
received al thi, oiic &c until ~ ~, oD sATUR-
DA the - day Of November, 1855. for fur
nish ~ he material and lahor Of all kinds
necessary for constructing Keepers Dwell
Ing ~ Amelia I.land, F'nrida.
Plans. specifications, forms Of proposal. and
other Information, may be obtained on appli-
cation 10 this office.
The right - reserved 20 reject any or all
bids. and 10 waive any defects
RED 4. SMITH, Major Of Engineers U
;. A., Engineer 9TH l.. ". Dist.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

The mining outlook IN the vicinity Of
DahlOnppa rs encouraging. A very rich
vein has been discovered on what is known
ne the "Prrncner" lot. very near town. II
pays $40 pei ton when milied. The CO.
lumbia Mining Company has resumed
work. with Capt. n. h. King az suporin.
iendeut. The Gordon milne has added 50
stamps, making a 50-stamp mil.
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stend'. Ircntmrnf.

LONDON. Nov. 10 The government has
ordered the Governor Ot Cold itath Fields
prison 20 treat Editor stead as a flrst-elass
miedemeanaut.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14
WCULLOUGH'S SOUVENIRS
ALL EFFORTS 10 FISD THEM
PROVE INsUCCESSFTL.

49, ~,s.-r0 - - =.
Their InffiHsIe ~lAs =.
3ssoel sti@ss CiiszinZ ADp1t AAS~
Dear 20 H5s Fan1i ? Z NeNft@lht - =
WhefhsF Thsy We're stolen or Aisi4l1-
rurr .r,yr. yHrt- S1v. lz.-fl bas DseE
$500 49,. y~-6 ara sffve- slr1Fe-
49, tfor-rto..,-
Is @- - ~ r.
DUNG lie career - AlasinR. u A~s
rs get bssc 1@1, -elf a7e@f -@--s9
w1efEeF f1rF we're Z. s-1 - st,lsl, TX
frsz I'D - ~-e-o -c+s "alaI =.
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e. ~. Sew Z ORR - -s teruL1 a-i)a
of41 ~ 1zsue1t r. = 1.1s i-@4'f@,
vsafs n @.tra 3A Il
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mo Chnlern ln Itrnncn
Death ora Viscount.

PARIS, Nov. l3-Mnny deaths from
cholera are reporteda Brest aud Parades.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

Itfurnisbes Life Ins1rsace AZ Actual Cost
Il % tle Largest and Most Successful As
se--u@-t LIE Insurance Assertion n The
C14te slzg-s.
Il re FIRST aud ONLY Assessment As
soe-sttou 10 Tle Lnlt-d States LzvIux a geuosI Z
Of &c. ~ VIII the Insurance D-u.rtmeut o.
the STATE Tor the -ecurltg q rs mem osrs.
Tnis As=Oeiz ion y purely mutual. No
sioek nolders y absorb pro6ts, and n trustees
% divide surplus.
Il issues cerfffcafes fron s. 90 % 1900.
ana n spec a cs-es FOR 200
Ass=ssments made upon the Actual Nor
tally.
You get lust what you PAY FOR. and only
pay Tor what you get.
Total mum Der cert fcates issuei. 5000
Total amount Of insurance writ
ten .$l5s. oOj.Oo0 o.
Surplus .--.. .-----.--.......---.. 5z5,5l3 .
To1tlne Reserve Fund........... 5000 o.
Losses paid ..-...... .--...-.. 10000 90
One mortuary assessment pro-
duoes ..-..-.......-........... rTs,ooO co
Amount Invested in c. s.
Registered Bonds, S25O,OO0 90
Amount deposited with
Insurance Dept, n. Y, 100, OO0 90
ADMISSION FEE AND ONE YEARS AN
NUAL DUES:
For 8 1000 Insurance, SO
For 5000 Insurance, 80
For 10000 Insurance, so
For $4,000 Insuf ance, SO
After the first year the Annual Dues are
but 81 for each s 900 insurance
The mOrtuary calls sre made every 60 DAYS
and are based upon the actual mortality Of
the Association Twenty-Five per cent. OF n
nortaary receipts are set apart as q Special
TOntine Reserve Fund.
For the past four and one half
years the m rtusry call have aver
aged less than one third the annual
rates char ed by stock companies,
aad one third Of this amount stands
to credit o. persistent members of five
years. standing.
Application for Local Agencies can be
made 70
w. T. SEWARD & CO.,
Special Agents for Georgia,
100 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH. GA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

KvENIs ON THE TURF.
YIvs Events ~ Brighton Bsaeh-Ths
Day 30 EnEl and

EKW YORK. Sov. l5.-Tne Brighton
Beaca raees to-day resu ted a. follows:
FfeaT R4rE- Prrse 80. steeDl sehase sbOrt
eoar-e P1rfzr 101. slsl Jsrk seeg1d. zad
Uerz.t 8. frfrf. r me ts1816.
fEoED kACE-Psfse ~ ore as one-
e5gtth uGes CattNzrt won. with Ca2nEs
Geeorr. and Taerf1 fElr1. 7 inc 81.
IHsED EACE- Parss go. ore nile. Narsh
ReegH N0u uIfb JJs =. ssco1d and Tagtler
thIFi. ne 49,
FgrzTa klFE-prrse ego. me ant one
e-ghta mice. 5inl Doug ass won, with Eeckie
j. ss1on1. an1 Kloreaee y. talrl Time
lIZ
YfyTH R1cE-P rae gZI. for 1-year-olds.
three f.larters ~ mile. Peeks OBJ won. " %
Oses y aeCDH1, ana Annie Martin third
Tine 49,
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ObserTatl0ls "a ken a. the sane 0om=lt
% time ~ 49, stations.
5ArAEEAH. Sg7. lz 90 P. n. CRY tin-e.
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CapitaI Prize $50. 600.

2,219 Prizes, amounting 20 ............ s522. 500
Applications for rates 10 clubs should be
made only TO the office Of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly. Civ
lng fun address. POSTAt NOTES Express
Mon Orders, or New York Exchange In
ordinary letter. Currency by Express (all
sums OF s. and upwards at our expensel adj
dressed NJ. A DAUPHiN,
or NJ. A. DAUPnTN,
Washington, u. c..
or. JNO, Is. FERNANDEZ,
savannah, "a.
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LCNDOg. SOY. l3.-At the Liverpool
suf1nn 10 eefinI Do-1ay sailor Prince and
* m0siton ran a dead heat for the great
Lancashire hand cap stakes, Duke u
Richmond VS. laird.
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For Salr.
FOR SALE

A WHOLEs LE and Retail Fish and Oys-
~ ter Packing Est lblishment f. $500; STU
aied on The water trout: a good wharf at the
rear Of the hu lding fine trade established ;
f7h arrives ualy. and can be bought az the
rate OF 81 80 per hundred. AMI sold readily at
s5per hundred. depot across the street; steam
b1at " harf adjoining our wharf; the ice fac
tory adjoining ste mbOat wharf. Taking all
together DC Is the finest location for a dsu and
oyster business in the Southern States. Our
reasons for selling, we are starting a Fertii
zing Factory, and we cannot attend to both.
'or further PARTICULARS, address II. ID. W.,
p. O. Box IS Tampa, Fla.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

LoNDoa, Nov. l3.--Yiscount Ranelagh
Nv dead, aged %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notice Is
VI hereby given 20 al parties having de-
late OF Cha ham county, nnw deceased,
90 present them 10 me. properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law, 80 a. to
show their character and amount: and all
persons Indebted 10 sand dcce ,ssd are here
by required TO make immediate payment 10
me.
sAvANEAu, Nov. G. 1855.
sOLOMON KROUsKOFF,
Admiuetrator estato OF Josephine krVuskon
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14

AL bills against .-s British steamship
~Elpls' must Be p-essotsd At our once
b Z O'elOck yoOs THIS DAY, or payment
xiii be debarrsd. WILDER q CO.,
Nov. q. Is. Agents.
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alanru TO EOan.
grgal lloitrru.

q EORGtA, CHATHAM CouNTY.-Nouce is
N hereby given 10 all part es having
demands against HARMON My EIt, late Of
& atHHru county, now deceased. 10 present
them 90 me. properly made ont. within the time
prescrihed hy law, so a. 10 show heir charncs
Ter and amount, and all pcr n indebted to
said deceased arc hereby required 10 make
immediate payment 20 me.
6AyANNAu, Nov. ., 1888.
HARMON j. MEYER,
Administrator estate Of II irmon Never.
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E0ttrrp.
[
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

We do hereby csrtffy that ars supervise the
arrangements Jor al the Monthly and Semi
annual DR. aoin0s Of The LOuisiatsr state Lot
terry Camping, and in persOn jaHndgs and can
trail the DrGDtn0s AeniselUes, md TINT the same
are conducted NTH nesty, JGir1,ess. and IN
1oOd TAIN t0aCdrd al parties, and acs duthOTise
The Company % use this certificate, NTH fac
stoitles NJ signatures attached, 10 is adrsr-
ttserents.n
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Notice.

Notice.
All bills against ne British steamship
-ssitana," Frost, Mas.sr must be presented
u our Office By Or 5e'ors . T., sATUR-
DAY, SOY. a. or psgaeut thereof viii be
ceoarred.
A. MINIS & sons. Consignees.
Masonic Temple.
The eighth annual - ION Of -HERWOOD's
DANCING SCH tDL wl rYOyeu SATCR-
DAY AFTER COS. S9v. Z, a. O'cI0 X
with Misse-' aid 81 .-e-.' Gas, and TUES
DAY EVENING. NOV 10, Il O'Clock, with
q ut.eIa ms class.
send for circular. Address
J. 3. SHERWOOD,
Masonic Temple.
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18TH Grand Monthly
Extraordinary SGmi-Alludl Drawing

10 The Acadrmy Of Music. New Orleans,
TUESDAY, December Is. 1885, under the
personal supervision and management OF
GEN. q. I. BEAUREGARD, OF Louisiana, and
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY. OF virginia
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-18
DUNCAN CITY.

June 18th, 1885.
Barge and tow loading here at present
giving work to good many.
Messenger arrived Tuesday evening
and took a number of cords of slabs.
The Duncan City wooded up here also,
she has crew of bald headed men this
summer, with the exception of the ell
gineer who has good supply of hair,
but the hour no man knOweth when he
shall be numbered with the Captain.
tell you what the boys just enjoy
themselves in the lrsading room, but
John onr boarding boss laughs too loud
sometimes. Scared the bald headed
crew off the dock recently.
The wind more than raised the sand
down here Monday, causing q great
many to wear eyeglasses.
The Democrat correspondent and the
boarding bosses don't get along worth
cent.
A great many enjoy the evenings in
pleasure boats, but il Is not rare Oc-
eurrence to see young man sea sick,
The young man who drank the sweet
milk given him by young lady, and
swore off drinking whisksy for Maggis's
sake, is nursing his feelings for revenge
on that reporter. A good many think
he is preparing for the band that binds
their hearts together, (poor fellew.)
Alex is pretty sly but I am on his
trail all the same. You bet l get there.
The mouth organs come out pretty
heavy sometimes.
ALL AROUND.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-18
NORTHERN TRIBUNE ConREsro N
DENCE.
ALLIS.
June IL, 1885.

june IL, 1000.
Hearing many rumOrs here that Su-
pervisOr Shaw's life would be In jeOp-
ardy at Rogers City, on the Board Of Su.
pervisors, we called upon him and were
told that he had no fears in the least.
but as shower came up we STAYED
all night and in the night heard soma
one talking. As we listened we heard
the following which confirmed our
fears: II 60 TO Jerusalem (Rogers City)
to be tried by the Elders (Superylsors)
though l shall pass through fire i. Q.
(the firing of their revolvers) nv faith
shall not fail. not in the new county of
Sumner. for verify say unto you. il is
not dead but slespeth, for it Shall rise
again Tin two ysars')
Behold how Nebuchodnezer Of. D..
Larke) struttsd about in all his pomp
and glory, putting and blowing like a
roaring lion. seeking whom he could de-
YOUR, but the stripping David (W. 8.
Humphrey who heave6 great stones (of
argument in his sling and killed GOliah
and his hosts (the Indian River ring) fled
into the wilderness of Judea (ChebOygan)
and have been seen no more" and we
heard voice saying $50 m0ught it be"
and we were thinking the Supervisor
must be suffering with Sumner Co.,
fever and were soon asleep again, but
we're awakened suddenly by the break
fast bell. tell you these folks in Allis
"git up and git" early, long before we
Cheboyganders think of breakfast.
PAT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-18
- -l-----------
A Reliable Article.

For enterprise, push and desire to
get such goods as will give the trade
satisfaction Case & Perrin the Druggists
leads all competition. They sell Dr..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, be-
ry Consumption. Price 80 cents and
81 90. Samples free.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-18
TUSCARORA.
Which is in the County of ChebOygan
Mich.

Which is in the County of Cheboygan
Mich.
June 14th, 1885.
The long dry spell is at last broken by
a very refreshing shower and crops of
all kinds begin to show the effect al
ready. In my opinion all kinds OF ereps
will be light this season with perhaps
an exception of fall wheat which looks
very well.
Parks mill will start up in few days
and furnish employment for about nj
teen men. Owing to the depressed con
ditiOn of things in general Mr.. Parks
aid not get in his usual amount of logs
last winter, but will make things rattle
next.
Among the large improvements being
made here this spring we notice that
General Lovswell gets to the front, he Is
putting in something less than thous-
anil acres of oats, peas, wheat &c, rather
looks as il the General intended to gath
er in some fair damsel to make his cakes
the coming winter.
We noticed whils at the City this
morning that the usual long sober face
of III. G.. Graves wore wreath OF smiles
and wondered at the change. Upon in
quiry was informed that his wife and
babies who have been in Ohio visiting
returned last night.
The Salvation army Of this place seem
to have lots of trouble in their camp Of
late. Am not prepared to say whether
tho fault lies in the commanders or some
of the high priyates.
Understand that Dan Shaffer made
his maiden speech at one of their prayer
meetings last Thursday evening, those
that heard it say he handled the subject
well and only requires practice to make
his mark as an orator.
To the victor belongs the spOils Is the
battle cry under the present administra-
tion of this township, to know that a
man did not vote at the polls for Super
visor debars him from even hayiDg his
name in the jury box,
Mrs. M. W. King who has been In Pc.
tOskey the past four weeks for treatment
by DR.. Gardner is home very much i'm
proved in health and Mat Is happy.
As the late hot weather knocked the
gable end off from my Thermometer and
don't know where the mercury stands
to-day will sign this
ZERO.