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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-04-30
Go to w. j. Ankrim's store for
straw hats of all styles and sizes.

straw hats of all styles and sizes.
The post office room has been neat.
ly papered by Henry Cummings this
week. and like the old clothes which
Burns tells about, "looks most as
good as new
Very impressive Easter services
were held in the M. r. church of this
town on Sunday last The church
was tastefully trimmed with Easter
flowers
"Bud" Haines placed a portable
sawmill in his hickory woods this
week and is preparing to slaughter
the tall hickories, and clear up the
ground for more farm land.
Post Master Hindman has fitted
up his office with set Of the Yale
pattern boxes. He is going to have
the office papered and snuggled up in
a neat and tasty manner.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilohs vi
taller is positive cure. Sold by DR..
L. r. Kirk.
For fresh garden seeds, call at W.
j. Ankrim's store.
Mrs. Amanda Hill, wife of Wash
ington Hill of the 9Th district, died of
a hemorrhage of the lungs on Sunday
night last. Mrs. Hill had been in
declining health for long time.
) Proposals for sale of County Bonds
are advertised by the Clerk of the
County Commissioners in the Mud.
LAND, and all who have money to
invest may prepare to invest it now.
Theodore Garvin is busy putting
up Thos. Fosters new house, on
Wilson avenue, and G. W. Wilson is
engaged on f.. Haines' house which
is being built on the corner of Wal.
nut street.
Mr.. John Saunders has taken con-
tract for building a new Presbyterian
church at Chanceford. York county,
Pa. It will be built of Port Deposit
granite from the quarries of McClena-
han & Bro.
Ralph Bingham, the great boy or
ator will give an entertainment
at Hopewell M. E. Church on Friday
evening, the 9TH of May, for the
benefit of the church. Admission
will be 25 cents.
Two Knights of Labor visited Elk
ton recently and as result of their
visit the papers announce an or
ganization of that order in town last
week, of 20 members, IA of whom
were Singerly's men.
A full line of gauze underwear,
for Gents. Ladies, Misses and child
rem TO arrive on the Ath inst Of u
r. Buffington's.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Sold by DR.. L. R.
Kirk.
The Teachers Association of 81 and
8 dists. will hold their monthly meet
ing in Port Deposit, tomorrow at 1870,
P. NJ. An address will be delivered by
Mr.. Geo. Johnson, author of "History
of Cecil County," Public cordially in
vited.
Just received, a new lot of light
felt hats at Ankrim's store.
A Captain Kidd story of buried
treasure is exercising the folks of Har.
ford county; only it is not the pirates
treasure this time, but John Stump's,
thegr and father of tho family and de-
sendents of that name in this and Har-
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who stop at this house save all transfer and
hack hire
Harbor Point is one Of The most delight
fnl and beautiful of all the Summer resorts
of Northern Michigan. The cottages are
models OF architecture and very many
wealthy and refined families make their
Summer homes on the pretty point The
ho,el is in charge Of mine host Dewey. one
of Detroit's best known caterers
Out at oden. on Crooked Lake. eight
miles northesst of PetOskev. is the best lake
fishing 10 be f1ali nearonr Northern New
port Here Is situated the % ien House. run
by J. W Lpce and Wr'iam Mills Mr
Mills was formerly with ihe Arinston. and
everybody wiii reaemier fh. popular
Billy. The q. r. .N J has ihis season
butt now dpck. and Luce < Hills have
boats and tackle lnnumera0ie Crooked
Lake is flli of bass pike. p.ckerel and
perch. ana Charlie luee De- the best guide
that ever padlled bsst AK Cor him. and
# he cannot go wish Won he wiH send
good man.
oi.n is fhe point af tran fer f,r rhe beau
uiW Inland Lake Route fnrauga saich fhe
steamer Yves er1 IL -.le mak-s d4fv trips.
connecting rae Mullef iake house with
the steamer Nae ioi Cheh esn iNe Save
hot iac- af fhis 3ma 90 saranie.e tse bean
ties 0i ihe iaiaHa Route f3rnleh Cf5aked
River. hit Lake Indian River. Nuiief
Lake and fsnf is BOA
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appreciate The advantages of their location
nntl Tie cnfefptislns managers IT The
the Black lake resorts ~ reafensi 10 Fals them
0ftheir popularity siucs the Improvements
al dac4tawa flrk and otMWa Beach have
made those points delightful Resorts the
Grand Haven people have heeun io wake
np and are no~ taxing aciisn looking 10
Improvement ~ their naiurai aigantaecs
They have been very sl0N Io ecslch 0u
however. and t is more than pr8babiv that
had it not been ier the sciion 90 q eanlpanV
ui entefprlsinr residents Cf this CITY
TIE sieepN citizens Of the Haven
would have continued a. de,,end
on their natural advantages nniil
ieit m tie background hy theensreg and en-
t"rprise disp'ayei oe TIE more vlds-ae-ake
mauagers 81 ne.ehbarine resorts. since
the organization of the HIGHLAND park
Camping Club bg residents 0f fhis cIfr.
similar organizations have been effected bv
citizens oi Grand Haven. aud IL is expected
thai several club houses. pavllions. etc.
viii hh elected next season.
Highland Park Is Is new resort founded bv
1fHifH hapld, people ou the shore ~ l.aks
Michigan near Grand Haven The grounds
are handsomely laid oaf and d drive that
takes 4 circl.t of a3 acres ~ ground s nov
being covered Nlfh shingles on TOP u
which vii bee PLACED iauhark makinr an
structure that adofns the grounds uaS
opened last FRIDAY evening. there being
nearly ayV persons present who parficiuaf-
ed il dancing until late hoor
IN the morning There are no niosau .fies.
and it II expected thai visitors Will erect
cottages Or camp Jat in teuf> Egerfbodv
appears well pleased " .fh the surroundings
aud predict unoalndei success
The Ottawa ~ OaaWa Beach i The
pride ot Grand Rapids a handsome en-
grAsins of ibe house finished IA our
engravef, Ar. Cafgil. a. O'Clock ihis morn
ing Appears iu tlis ISSUE The ofaws"
is managed hy Joe II >ris,s. an erperi-
e iced haiei msn iar fhe West Nichiran
Park Ass9ciaa pa oi fsts citF Ihe air. The
bathing aud the fishing are excellent al
oiaaa hesch
The spring Lake House. ~ slsne Lake.
is admired by many FANS l,-s
The weil-knoen Cutter House. al Grand
Haven. is ALWAYS well fiiei
Rrders. a. 0tta "a Bsaca. IS a caiftal re-
.off
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aaense ee1ass svss ass sl~sgs tas
nf~AieeAs -sre1s. bearing Nita 81
tae aetaels life z.4lng azau.
,1at ls fetoss-g o~n Iae Proprietor.
aafe thls sees, baiis 3 hauasofae Auus1
n tne Hoa1e1 cse1 f,afk i4sf so4la 81 lbe
-f-se = covered sNh tres~ IS TIE nee
aaNalne taal % a. ilu ps.ssioit ~ oar arr
is' ~ s4o& is Ia tf.e 1iciarssf .Ths Araas
-9n "ato aHlears al ear nrst l.sEe 81
t11l-l "a IS eeunecied aifn lee haleI ts
lsei1a asf taarls ifun ras rear l.srla
We LlarI 1907 80 ltr Annek il t...l..is.I
"ta oilllafa tables aaa s. bowling alet
ala ,as pfer altl u tar 8a.i .asafa Narre
--ie NerAif asne.l4 FAsIses are het4 Tie
faiee ai lte Arlington are eAul,e iIa..lF lss
eatnF4le1 W.tl tle aeoosaulsl4uans Gar
ai-nrl Aany t.asianau. Detroit aAd
gfai.a h4ftas iaoiiles spep4 the entire
-uulier ~ iils oealufal eAfaFansary
fetosksy aas a aaief frsut of ~ mies
anu extends lniana aoont the same aistaler
t D. oi comparatively reeeut iate The
is1noiiFe en-las. llat Fangusrd ~ eieili-
l4tlol. hrs' Flerord Lis almost Ia feruii.abls
u1ftleru wilderness ln 1874 lt MGs uoI
auui jasl before midnight of TIE last dav of
iAe Ntar that tle nrsl through tram ol cars
reached the sitr where Prtoskey NOW stands
~ thst nue the surrounding country vas
d wilderness. bur few wears have wrought 4
now numbers over ut8 and Is rapidly 4
assuming city airs The transition from i
brush heaps, stumps aud log houses. to
graded streets br0ad walks. hne stores and
dwellings schools and churches palalial
hotels, electric lights and 4 - stem 0f water
~ofAs which a metropolitan ciIy might well
be proud Of has been magical The bed Of
Ihe lake Ia The vicinity Of Petoskey is com
posed Of what Is commonly called sgAtized
'oral, which Is continually being torn up
u small fragments Oy the action Of tue
waves and otherwise washed ashore These
Ire what are eagerly sought after by thous-
'nds Of visitors aud the lapidsts are kept
'usy irom morning till night cutting aud
'Diishing them, I'd be carried home as me
aentoes of tue summer vacation In addi
ION Ia this, the shores Of the lake abound
% small specimens Of many kinds OF rare
nd beautiful stones. brought there by the
'ater and Ice, not only from the Northern
'eninsula, zout doubtless, from the an
ounded and uneKplOred regions Of the
.rctic Ocean
The Cushman House, fine engraving of
inch appears in this psper. is one Of
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Charlevoix. Traverse cay. the Jordan an.
the BoyBe-other Fsshfng Graaads

Charlevoix. Traverse CRY. the Jordan an
the BoyDe-other Fi~hfng Granads
Traverse City is a beagtfa resort a. fhe
extreme southern paint II Grand Traverse
Bay rs miles north Of Grand Rapids ii
is The termions of a branch oi tbe q r. &
J. The Boardman nver. a noted trout
stream. empties into the Bav a. that point
Traverse City has about three thousand in-
haoiianis. and presents naHy attractions 80
ibe tourist
charievoix IS eighteen miles south 81 re-
ioskey, on lake Michigan. and is reached
hN daily steamboats,. Ii 81 situated eu Pine
Iske. and aefe is ioeates fhe famous
iBifaEo resort with ifs rrmrraus
cottages altsr style of the long Branch
villas
lufo The south arm If p ne lake empics
The Jordan hYef oue ~ .he most haanf-
ia. sn1 mnsi famous frosf sfrcsmr in fie
ni'ed States. A trip ur ard down Sc
heanttai rapids Deels io oe iatea i1 aplre.
cafe Be-
The Boyne Rser is aneihsf famous isaui
stream Waieh tmffie- iuto "a korf Arm
~ Pine Lake vhHh 81 pronounced fhe
handsonfesf 81 81 ol MiebEaus beautiful
inland 'akes.
Bay Springs ard ihe Haldrou Heass isa
uo'el resort au Pine fake
GRAY Iug are onlF found in Michigan
streams. fhe Manisfee Use tn ~sh'e
ani fho Pigeon sre among fhe bees. streams
Every tr1e sportsman should sneH Use ~.
hgaf ~ taking fhr ash faaf carries fhe Gag
of ORGY Hi5o ~ his tack
beg great hsaiag resorts ere ba'aria
H1 NiH'r ifalf sn fhf lhifses e tnsf
rc E kai say oarkaHs ftrff Nsnis
in ia t1f eta.e NeE.eH r.HDIrf Is
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There wa large attendance a. fhe SER
vices Of the union gospel camp meeting
last evening Elder c n Faomas prea bed
taking as BIS text ihe frsf verse of the
l-sth Psalm the subject being rhe Fear of
th Lord To-day There nIH he ihrfe req
nlar preacn NJ services. at s..l m br
E.ier D. Dosls. of this city. 81 3 3. ia. Nv
keF Brown. oi kausas CTS ana 81 f 30 p.
~ bf Rev : Nemith presiding elder ~
haismaz la distra "a adfual ~ these
s-rrioes ttfne Hll Ae praise meeting ifn.
meiiafeIf after the 5 of.lrk ssrflaf ana
a's' nulan services preceding fhe 1890
Injecting
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zon. fa> he'd is first bright
into his lodge. At the nae OF light
cry of his new born child C. the hrst
and he exclaimed "Neyas p his ear,
Rising Snn. II was very ti'e-gs, -
heir OF Early Dawn" should ohat the
The home of this chief WAS siitled.
northwest of Harhor Springs. ammiles
was when 1000 warriors could toe time
from the region about the bay. Asred
two years of age. Pe-to sega took 1tv-
a maiden named Kewav-ka-bafl ie
raised "A family Of fourteen childrrn,r,
came e. chief and proprietor OF neqr
the land now covered bv the villa 4
Missionaries persuaded hin that Ney'
an abbreviaiion Of lgnatius. an thus
came lgaarius Pe-to-s--ga The pi
village of Pefoskey is indebted to this
tam. who still resides within her limi
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Petoskeys delightful institutions. Il is
one of the neatest. rOOmiest aud most home
like hotels which one can ind in twenty
Sabbath days Journeys rhe house. which
Is lsrge, rambling structure. has large
handsome and we'll Kept lawn in front. and
has the finest view Of the bay aud distant
lake which may oe had in Petoskey Ii is
kept by eastman & Judson. and is very
popular hotel. the Charlevoix resOrters. on
their way 10 and from their cottages. al ways
making II resting place. The rates are
but = per day.
Not quite two miles north Of Petoskev.
extending for one AMI fourth miles along
the beach Is Bay View The resort is
I wned by the Michigan Camp Ground As
it9ciaiion, a company of Methodists Ii Is
{ osr delightful place
,out a mile east Of Harbor Springs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Vacation IS the 0.si- .n che long and
wear marches aeross tle arid deserts 0i t1is
uork -a-.iay world Different people have
i. fsrsnt NaVs % spending enc ,ammer va
cat.oa. 0lt TO IS only t9tl9s- Wl9 ealoy che
woods aud lle eater ilar tu.s ar.lcie i= ad-
dressed A8oveaal beyond al other siaLes.
Michigan IS blessed E.-l rle most delight
fal 4ad desirable % al Summer resorts that
I8 not Include salI eatrr The TAO oeauu
fll psulnsglas are emlnenly lhe land oi
dn. tar. feather ana iln. and ro those who
enjoy tae sports of rod aud gun, Michigan
eressats attractions that may be- ioaud n0-
where else in all thls niou. Year oy year
The fame of the W0lverlur state is spread
INK ana The Midsummrr of the year that
marzs ihe seml-centeanal of the anoiver-
sary 1f Michigan admission into De nlou
ands the losreires ptFuions aud cottages
of our northern summer resorts hled Ca
0fsraos.ns And SCI, tnefe IS rcom for
nore, ior our Michigan cartgansa-es ere
constructed of rubber they stretch.
Tie question Nita many a sTrlferin ng
~ollarou is ~H0W shall Z reach the
beautiful bays. the luiuprlA Islands, tne
So van r.ades. che lce cU.l streams where
che EraFllaE slsten a1l tle trf1t tackle
kindly ca che ~
&c aQleslon easily answered Every
BODY q the south knows hos 20 -et %
Gneinuaa. ana there tnr g. +. q l. raii-
road sa quickly land yoil 90 6rand kapias
where you mlut STOP Of only Tor an hour
or Two.
Way
Because 30 Is the halfway house on the
road t0 NirVana-Nuriurru Michigan iu
MIdsammer IS Nervaua Grand Rapids Is
the halfway house. where all grow goo e
the gateway to the Eifsi4u Fields of ths
summer resorter. Che entrance to tne
Sportsman 5 Arcaaia.
NEEDLESS now to describe aii the lowell
nsss 0f tue valley Cify tae vide aud Eind-
iDg Grand River and is rar.l- rushing over
rocky bed. iss eternal lils lls lovely
bones set ppon the b.als ur suugE.ed ia
the valley. its neaufifli cil0 luuses and
hasri-abls hlrels-the lsttcr uuigei ilI y
conceded to Be- che uest lu Michigan --ai
may - inspected Il a visit IF a res hours.
The t9ur.s. having stopped here Tor q day
or Gao wiI reality understand wny Grams
Etpfis .8e greatest furniture manuiactlr
lar rlV n rne world Nrh us sp.eudio
wholesale es-l1lslueuts in all Zines OF
trfie flt ifs are.- suerzg aud nlsl and
resh IS called a6elrm@s "Iae foUul
Chicago lt isl rsIlsi che second CITY be-
cause point uf papg .an1u and siEe 30 f
uaEf t1 Uer-l.t. chs Conservative 1ut beau
rflI metropolis of tar state. Grand Rapids
among other tn.rz- boasts 1f q handsome
metropolitan pater--ne lsletatH
seven -al-oals center directly n Grams
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Among the delightful sports Of delight
tui Michigan none j. 80 popular a. Petosky
and BY fet9sky il meant the whole region
around Little Traverse hay. which combines
LAY View, Ne-que ton sung HarbOr Springs
aud h'rDor Pmnt TO quote again from
VT. Nhitcpmbs boOk, Il VAS ia I7s7 THAI
Nee-i-too shins. Early Dawn, a chief Of
the Chippe~as, win Others Of bis tribe.
Went down the lake shore on a hunting
and trapping expedition. and camped on
Tie Manisiee river. at a point where the city
Oi Manisiee nov stands. On returning To
slls rude home IN the early morning, he pat
= icK The deer skin door and turned TO look
{ Tue sun, which, as II rose above the hori-
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ofDsr Hotels


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~ el-ls 10 slrl. ala 1etliea elsire lolrs
- q HAiA ~ ta- Hut-s, ur aatl fal na
.aHtEe
Aua ihe sir alo writes Foeaas. and duas iu the
flrH-
f-esn tI-i lel Beg ll kslald porlialis ass nuse
There .s luallaz. .-uatlal ana ienuL. al faF
Lo1s nlts -lrslel tle Haaas slere ile s..n
shadows Pas
IAFoasa zoe bs-shs of ths hsmloess. OF iera-
covered NOES
And she pine. through she ioress sAeir rich ira
Afautc tszs
And al nlgAA ia tie ballroom YOU i dance T.
>trtHes sIrs
or o tired iFom rowing gou i Ell on the stair.
ith SRI th4t oy seAt week you d surely
forget
For. ais 20 ny knowledge there's 10 place
found sct
That can boasi Of climate 81 buoyAnt snd
clear.
A 70 make some mems memories hold out ior a
But on parting I warn you. the widows have
fDlud
The charms Of PeEoskey and they TOO abound.
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'UP NORTH"

Grand Rapids the Gate % the
sp0rtsmsu 5 Arcadia
The Enchanted Isle Across me
Straits VI Maeklnac
Attractions OF the Wondrous
Upper Peninsula.
Pet Petosksy. uns Pride Of al
W OlVerln5s.
Where They Are and How We
Get There.
The Summer Resorts OF Mich
gan.
Al a. soat aaaring sna Fishing. Beating
aad a-lhlsx FurtlBs snd ks.uss -
k-.~xts s-@E a. Home
.aa kAr A@ay-
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Grand Rapids the Gate % the
sp0rrsmsn S Arcadia
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Attractions OF the W0ndr0us
Upper Peninsula.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Pet Petosksy. tns Pride oI al
" OlVsrln6s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Where They Are and How We
Get There.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-14
ELECTION RETURNS,
HOW AND WHEN COUNTY
JUDGES MUST MAKE
RETURNS.
AN EXTRACT FROM THE ELECTION
LAW WHICH Is OF IMPORT
ANCE JUST NOW.

The following extract from the election
ty judges and other officers whose duty il
is to make election returns.
ART. 1712. The county judges of The
several counties shall promptly make
duplicate returns of the election for gov
ernor and lieutenant-governor, carefully
sealed in an envelope, one of which shall
be transmitted to the seat of government
in this state, and directed to the speaker
of the house of representatives, and in
dorsed as provided in article 1909, and the
other of said returns shall be deposited in
the Office of the clerk of the county court
of said county.
ART. 1713. The transmitted returns
provided for in the preceding article, d.
rected TO the secretary of state, shall be
taken charge of by him, and preserved in
his Office, the package and seal thereon to
remain unbroken until the organization
of the next legislature, when he shall, on
the first day thereof, deliver the said re-
turns to the speaker of the house of re-
personalities.
AIT. 17l4. When an election shall have
been held for members of the legislature
in district composed of more counties
than one, the county judge to whom the
returns in each county are made, and who
is rot authorized to give certificates of
election to such members of the legisla-
ture, shall make out and send complete
returns of such election for members of
the legislature in his county, Immediately
after examining and recording the same,
to the county judge of the county, who
may by law be authorized to give GER
tificates of election to members of the
legislature for such district.
AHT. 1715. The returns provided for in
the preceding article shall be sealed in an
envelope, and the name of the officer for
warding them shall be written across the
seal, and the envelope shall be endorsed
ELECTION returns" and directed TO the
county Judge of the proper county, and
transmitted by mail or other safe and ex-
peditious conveyance.
ARr. 1716. The county judge to whom
the returns named in the two preceding
articles are forwarded, or, in case of
vacancy in that Office, or of inability or
failure TO act on the part of such officer,
then the clerk of the county court of such
county, or his deputy, shall, upon the
thirtieth day after the election, Sunday
excluded if Sunday be the thirtieth day,
open and count said returns in the
presence of at least two qualified
voters of said district, and after recording
the same shall give certificate or certif-
Gates of election TO the person or persons
receiving the highest number of votes for
senator or representative in that district:
which certificate aball he uudor Tho aaaI
Of the county court Of the county. from
whence it issues, and shall state the number
of votes received 10y tire person to whom
the same is given, and the officer giving
such certificate shall immediately forward
q duplicate Of the same 20 the secretary
of etate.