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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
Di.. StiiNIi. MIRO
Major lrnWioL Visits Urih,rN lio>
nitaI

MAJOR lrnNlrk, sand IA Herald H..
porter tbs molnlng, II hear ,uu c,li,t
on Dc. Solacr Mitchan wh'Ir in Now
lmk. Tell " about il. "Nrs. |
never MISS An oppoi unltl to call on TIE
boy. | found him in the operating ltonl
with three OF four assistant SUI geuus and
two fcmai, nuns. The doctor hal hi,
coat or, ms slro>s turned up, II whit
apron IN and big knifc IN ~ hauL.
looking for al the world liks II ~ YER ~
Il iirst.rlaes hotel and ~ 'f h. me Il
business. When entered he dropi Il
the knife, shook hand ), intr, lurri M.
to his 3 SsistantS and invited me ) i,s
main ana see the c'"cuI. \ subject lay
ON the table under the Influence Of eth, I
nr 3 me other narcotic that mak, a fei
low forget h. exists. The 'ctor gra,p,,i
the knit. again quickly. made hong
slash down the subject, lc.. then went
to work with chisel and hammer. all Tn,
,.mr king and explaining to hi, asst,
nt' why tbs wa thus. After chisr'i.
ing to his satisfaction he suddenly
CRASHED the lr,b with both J. lnd4, gave
u quick jerk and broke the Zone in two,
the limb was then s,lnight ned, wrapped
MP in plaster aud the job wa complr,"
The patients dit not seem to miud it a
all, hut boys felt we'll, Ike taking an
other beer.
when the lntor comes t, f,ol,dI
ami hnnl ont rs ohingln, ~ h. inform.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Norman Washington. j. Il. Grassland.
6. z. Fowler, \ \. Dolle Jas. ii, NheI-
ley, |. l.. Purcell, -. 4. Boyd, }. : Ia
Roach, u. \. IIill aud ". \ Mann.
The question II wletIer the committee
he allowed To r'-st its own chairman. "a
whether the convention, in lis Superior
WISDOM. should el,.ct him, caused more
or less discussion. but resulted in the
convention taking the hit in It's own
mouth and providing a chairman 10 suit
itself. Major Fowler arose, and with a.
much solemnrty az he was capable ut
display inn, nominated Jas. Shelley, al
the same time saying all the good Ia
knew about that active young relubli-
can. The election was made 10y ac,l1-
nation, there being no other nominee.
Mr.. Shelley stepped forward and prom
iScd To do his best for the election Of tn,
ticket. and said that he had no apol"Si,.
I" make foI being Il republican.
The ltlsiness for hich the convention
was called bring accomplished, on mo
ton, it Adjourned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
Ircinht Rates On Orange.

Your iSsiie ot the ~ contains u com
plant against the railroads, from Il. ".
Marshall, of lahtla, sumter county.
with comments thereon hy Yourself
The opcrlnE Of Your columns t. th"
grirvanc,s under which the producer
Of florida are groanlng, and your tenn
rcratr AMI conservative advocacy at
their cause, meets the hearty apprurH
uf the multitude oi sufferers among
your readers. 1t is suggested to me by
these numerous communications, thai
it il time for the orange growers ANA
shippers To- begin To- agitatc the question
Of freight rates for the coming season
l. it not tuui for thought and cause tu'
complaint, that 4 railroad COMPANY WI
haul "A ear load Of boxing material g.
other iu,ichanilse from Jack-unIlIl, TO-
titra, IN Marion county. for 81 hut H..
same car, II loal,d up by tl" orange
| shippers AMI returned to- Baldwin -
Callahan must pay the rlilrrad f,i 81
at th" rate 1T nearly one hIndtrd Per
'i'ih'' difl tih 'illlIhtiN h"s ilbi 'ptIt u -
'"A oi the oranges IN loading TIM rl.
such Wu~ the state at affairs last fall
/ Nglit, oranges we've Carried nNrt the
| south ldrilr RIIt,id from Riverside.
! California. L. chicago, last winter, at
seventy ittc cents per lmN. The ~amr
! tLiill H. from iuI fla IT, thLragu tur
! about ui les. than ON. thiti Ne dit ,iIct .
/ bu yuu not ti"uk that II IS tl'nr for aE.
/ Itli,on and protest. when ,'iul 'iing
roads cumhlur, anal hl heavy tIlruuu,
/ bind thrI,cl,,s not To- eat tNtut'utuft
.ttr-. such Il, | have mentioned above.
VIII also y ,un' att nttun ~ ,'nnthrt
peculiar rc-t'tu the ca"i ing uu .,
this combination. The %Naruah, Ityi
ida and WEES m Et'lwav connect ~
t,ainr,vll'" " ~ the iiui ala Suuth,ri
l;ailroni The published torii It, .u
gainesville 70 New York for .p
anges. was last year, sly, ini.v cen
per box. l}ut there ha | = be- added
this. tNrni y.ivc cent? by the shipper
on Orange axe, for ra' J,ng their iluI
from titra tn ,'nnoSS 70. AT ut twrt
miles. I he freight on a pvu urn
at the same rai from \ iturnla - .t
caso. wot'id have | 'en twenty liz, 0pi
Jrs. \ "a" lead Of oranges FROM t|U
to Gaines, ". three hundred bose. We
tlxed senty tive do'lr.4. aud not . ham,
cmployei to had ur unload tl .ar-
supply attarhlng The, ar to n tt.'n Aut
har ng IT TWEEN = " twtntN-t, mily-
\ few years ago whrn uIinL, odd -
winter ut four to Tive dollars j,r boN
the LruWcr~ cor'd well cuusidpr tbs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
Nr. lVirN's IruiiIcss Scarrh vi
Trace ~ Ills wife AMI Children
since They ICt, the liousr.

Nr. Irrr,'s Erui,,css search Ma
Trace al Ills Wiz and Ch,ld,rn
SINCE The, I"i, the i,ousr.
William Ferry IN. ,,i,,d tL,.u,,
merchant WIN fnl,nw,l Lia v,t,. ,n IN,
,.,,,, ,,,Inr H., ,,,,,,,''.i'., H., Wv
tended leaving m, ,m,ntry wi,h l,,,
fnnr rh,ldrn. snrnt ,a,,r,n,v ~ - r,ni,.
loss search far h,r ma Ln,,,lin, L,',.
vs. ', v, ~ ,H' ,''. i'' ''oi'","E nous
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

-
10 tenor Eg- never prey
HI kHee~ urvsr -Hite together With fear.
Because he amt built that way.
L. ]. I;road, Of Welaka. FL. Kirby, of
Mount Royal, Swami X Williams, If
Kerr City. were among the callers at
THE News office Yesterday.
Dr. ami Mrs. ". IL. Rosenberg. and
Mes,rs Cha.. Pratt. II. j. Ireland and
Il. l. Reid, Jr., left on the Steamship
City of ralatka Yesterday for New York.
TIM WECELY NEwS. the largest anil
hest dollar weekly paper in the State. is
ont to las AMI will he read by hundreds
Of pcnple vhu-r favorite paper ii seems
/" a.
The schunncI James III. WoodhOusc,
Of thu Warren Ray Line, arrived ysster-
day, hrlnginga small cargo Of general
freight, and three hundred tons Of rail
road iron for the White Road.
The cupperas ordered by the City
Council some weeks since, arrived yes
rriay. and will l,e distributed thrmihout
the ci,y = rapidly As possible. We hope
HI. " II do til" bitches and damp places
surn, GOOD, hut il would have heen better
20 havr kept them clean from the start.
We are little curious To know how
such highly Respectable gentlemen AMI
republicans as Maj. Teas,lale, j. +.
Ten ncy, H. j. l'roa,i, Ed Kirby, W. 4.
Wright, ". II. Mann, X. NJ Bean, A. l..
Taft aud host Of others we can men
ton, take the nomination of j. IL. Shell
lev as the chairman Of the county exec,
utlvr committee.
j. +. T. my ON highly esteemed Fed
era Point correspondent, was in III.
cIty Ne,trr lay ~ attendance on the ~.
publican convention. Mr. I. is a stauncl
republican Lui an independent thinker
and Will vote always from conviction
he IA also a > cfllng citizen, good CORES
ponirnt and cntcrprising. His intlu
cncr IN the county is not confined t.
Federal 'u'tt.
| G. t. lcnWick the genial and whole
sonl"d general passenger and freight
agent Of the Dietary liaya Merchant
linz, nlldr Tnr NEws office a plpasan,
visit yesterday. tie came with Mr.
/ tirr,Iry on railroad business an, rcturne,
HON" Last night. MAJOR +. says his lin,
ha' pat trcights down neXt to nothing
and believes shippers will not have occa
sion To grumhle with his line this winter
Tia" Major II decidedly interested in th,
cor ,truction Of the Tavarcs and Palaik;
railroad. If It coca ON the east side Of tn
81. Johns.
Times Union Yesterday: Hon. Robcr
". Davis, Of ralatka, ex-Speaker o
the House. has rented one of Gilbert
furnished cottages at Neptune, On tn
beach two miles north Of Pablo, and
picnicing there with his whole family
VT. DAVIS says there is one great draw
back there: the sea air and sea bathin,
gives them such appctilcs that it keep
hiu I'll n good SHARE Of the time buyin
PROVISIONS. The location Of their cotiag
Is u commanding one; it il considtrahl
higher there than at Pablo. and th
whole coast Is before the eye from th
mouth at the 81. Johns to Diego.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

after all EXPENSES are pail. Cannot
some!rdy convince the railroad man
ayers, that twenty dollars for hauling
a car load IF three hundred boxes u
Callahan. Fernandlna. Jacksonville ar
Gainesville from Citra. would lie a g"o'i
paying rite:-Orange Lake, in the Flor
IDA Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, ID. -, Aug. q. 1NNG
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
THE LIST OF CARlCkTUaSTS.
Al Al Work tp"E Haprr> Except Matt
Morgan Who i Painting r.Nortmi~.


Sud v ! hrkolI OF The Julgr. in cHt
ycr~atluu th other day. Il lo not ear how
many urN carnGttury sheet, are started IL
i on" thing Ia tart ,u"h paper AMI quite m,.
other tuthr ut nec,s.lty brain, 10 ran them
There /, mot a -lu H. -urI caIiclturl>t IN tn,
cn,mtr, tlE,t i, uupuragri TODAY. The only
good clr.. ituGi-t who !, not at work upon al,r
paper !, Matt Morgan, who /, drawn "A
salary IT ,lj.Hs, for painting war ,,em- FIR
punuram ,hpW, The artist, VIII" have he
morlstrated their ability ia this linz Az, all
uud"r engagements At the present tlm". II
there j. any good artist myNlrr, h. eau 81
employment at good tsarS hy applying 1t
on,r either to 1lr krppi,r ~ Ia nv alt
Locking oN.r thu list ui rHricatur,t-,
hnl that Mr. hrhcll> statement Is strictly
accurate. OF tll. men who have Ven Nrio
REPUTATION IN this fcll Thomas Mast i,ticd
NJ with the llarpIs k"ltff'r AMI S''hAtrl-
man are partners IN lurk, lillian, Xilum,r
man ami Hamilton have an interest in tho
profits Of The Judg", ami Baron Drt'rmm,
who draws the Frrnchv cartoons for Tho
Evening Telegram, | am toll gets siU,~oa
year from Mr. Bennett for that work.
French artist, IN thi, linz are said f. h'"N
tirnrly quick to catch the il,a in every
tbll except politics " the political cartoon
i, tho great feature IN the United States, few
Fran II artists have iscn sucrts,ful in their
ventures here. Mr. krpllcr some time ago
lruu. hi two artists from Paris 10 work on
Puck Both proved failures, airl that has
iHsn the result IT the attempts If many other
FrruolWcn who bring ttnir lsnrll, H. bear
ou American subjects Cor New Nnrk Til
huur
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Hon. st t'reeley, RepublicaL. tan
diiate for Congress in this district, made
rnE New office II pleasant call vest r
iay. Mr.. tirrrl,y was IN eNceIlcnt
health, and Is tie same Iulrt, pleasant
gentleman We have always found him.
u has been some years since "" met
but "" can b." no change. A. IN,
ness man Mr ';srrity has no superior
any where. We ;isr sony the lt"puhlI
cans Nominated him for Congress, IL Il
T. always more pl, d ant /" vote against
"A man Who ~ not pei 'unally nmlatie
81 for one whom We do not ike. aud
VIII" y n", personally popular With thu
dropl,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
The Influence 81 Verbatim, EcpoIt,ur.

We may not have the equals Of Patrick
Horny, SamuH Adams, John Rutlmlgr,
Webster, clay, Calhoun ur lrrnti,s, but rs "A
whole the congressional orator of to-day i,
far ,ul.rior to that tt the near or distant
past Verbatim reporting has proved great
injury to congressional orltory In the
ul,lcn tlmt IN" senator, and representative,
would listen to thosr Who were Speaking with
the attention of l,smhug, of trained critic.
When verbatim reports Of the debates were
maI"nimintrd, tic,ecungrc,,ionaI listeners
were ne longer t. w. found
Asuator or representative who had care.
fully prepared himself would, ~ he com
mcnced hi. speech, see his audience engaged
In every other way than listening To- III, ~.
cents Some would h@ ia groups chatting
others would be- reading newspapers or hooks,
and the rest indltiug tlIatles or directing
public documents to their constituents II
would hc difficult for him to- say what h, hal
intended, were there not another stimulus b,
which his tongue AMI his patience wcr,.
rendered incNhatIstl|lr--t tho reflection that
although hi, wurls were falling Ifrlrss upon
the ears ct his ostenshlc audience they would
w. read hF attentive constituents at home. 1t
isto them that speeches in congress have been
addressed snrc the introduction of verbatim
reporting tuugr, s,nrn who were Motel for
thrlr rl'uucurr upon the home stump have
found, rrl through written llatltulr, at tlr
tirtnl, often prepared for tlpm hv SOM,
journalist lur a stated compensation - Ban.
l,.N i,tn'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Nrrtrees x Go. have Just received II
caI load of " neat which they are selling
cheap for chicken feed. The grain Is
perfectly sound and plump. au1tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
Intelligence isurrau.

Servants. cooks, nurses and lalororS
furnished on short notice, 10y I. H. Me
Coy, the leading fruit ami Ncgrtabl"
dealer, corner Lennon ami Peek streets.
aui 3OtINw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Lime iur sale IN amy quantity 10y Yer
tiCVS * ca. aulltt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

car load Of the celebrated Tennessee
wagons. aullt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Two cottages To rem Apply To T..
tunneely. auls-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

chase X samoan Java and Mocha
coffee, at VI. iINuolrrON n BIO. :.
JN99tf
SOMETHING NV, highland brand
CONDENSED Milk, nj
ly2otf NJ. llAuGlIruN & Hlu. :.
N.,ircrs * Go. Just received "A c;I-
lold Of Irish potatoes. NG.u
Icrtrecs ~ Co. Just received u rar.Ioad
Nocis hSt Flour Guaranteed ~ good
~ any IN the market, at prices Ia SUIT
thu times. l,4.tf
The dividends ot the Mutual Life In
sG,anct Company, Of New Noik by ac
tual comparison, are nearly twice a7
large Us they are III ANY other company.
No conditions, no Restrictions, TINS /,
the company To insure in. The h,-t in
the world. /. llarkins billiard, STATE
Agent. le9, II
Compare the OLD policies IA the Mutual
ihtr with the policies of til" same age III
the New York Life aud Equitable, ami
Nuu will See some difference IN cost.
This is what tells the whole story Ton
tine won't tell the story, and the Mutuil
ihi" b"N1 gamble in fortunes.
l2;tf
\ WuNpER. The oli Mutual Lat. IN
eniancc Company, Of New Norh, now
,>,n',a policy that surprise the hol,
world, VIZ: returns all the premiums
paid III ease OF death within n given pr
ru'l This never WAS done hy amy Other
company. tall on l,llmrd AMI exam
me tor Yourselves, t2.tt
The Old Mutual iiic Insurance com
lany. of New York, is the oldest, larg, II
cUoal"-, and hest company in the world
ic9.tf
ln,ul" with billiard IN the bIl Mn
t'ltl Late Insurance company ON the iiv,
YEAR distribution return premium plan
II h,nl+all. ir9,tf
Go To DR.. ". ". i.s,rs. over krfs
tInr's drug store, for good Dental WorI
and fine sets of Artificial Teeth Trtl
Extracted without Pain. irl0lr
llorl, ruR RENT. The hotel hliIlnI
known as the Graham House. J. ulIrr,
tnl rent at reasonable rate. Apply ro |
i'alk. rStf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

chase " >anboins Java and Mocha
Coffee, at W. ilAuUlrrON n Bro. s.
lAplII
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27
CITY NOTES.
THE EANDY-LEGGED MAN.

The bandy legged man j. happy, I weeh,
10 tenor Ec = never a prey
H. kHec- urysr -mite ffi- cthrT with fear
because he amt buiit that way.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

llorlL rnR RENT. The hotel hniiing
known as the Graham House. J. offered
f"l rent at reasonable rate. Apply to l..
lalk. wStf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-27

Go To l'r. ". ". i.,trs, over Hers.
trnr's drug store, for good Dental Work
and line sets Of Artificial Teeth Teeth
distracted without Pam. inlDtf
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
The Richardson Sensation.

The contest between Mrs. Richard
son and her lawyers, last week, was
the principal topic Of conversation
among the citizens, and many were
the rumors in circulation. The case
was simply an action of law to obtain
n stated remuneration claimed for
legal services by Il. j. Kelley, Geo.
II. Sleator and j. ID. Turnbull, and
differed only from hundreds Of garni-
shee cases, merely because the sums
involved were large.
AS the matter has become moro OF
less public, it may not be out Of
place to give short history of the
whole affair. G. w. Richardson died
June 18th, 1886, worth about one
million dollars. He left wife, but
no children. Soon after his death, a
will was produced, dated 1857, which
left his entire property to his wife,
Diana Richardson. The will was
made before he acquired most Of the
property he had at the time Of his
death.
Mr.. Richardson's relatives and heirs
at law contested the will. Their
case was placed in the hands Of Geo.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
REFERENCE COLUMN.
CHURCH. DIRECTORY.
EflsCOPAL.-Rry. j. a. Mock.
services in Trinity Cmicl, on Wu,hinetou

EflsCOrAL.-Rcy. J. 4. Mock.
Services In Trinity ChuIch. on WH,hlnrt1u ,,.,,,,
every sunday morning and evening.
BAPTIST. Ecr. r. l.. Little,
'".'i,r, IA baptist Church, uu Third street ovor.
nuui.sy morning and ctruiur.
CAlh1LtC.- fcwprl- Rev r. - Flannery
services M Catholic Church every sunday mt 500
A. NJ 1880 A. n, md v'-rc's 200 4. 81
I,,,AAIHOilC.-iSt Anuc'sI Roy. NJ. etelier.
NeSpors 400 4. NJ. - ''' '"N
scryicis ilpNAl lev. #. II. Van Auken.
s,I.' - lu congregational Church on Seoond
''''''' 80 SUNNY morning uud evening.
s,...,. VI E.iiioplSt Rev. >, H. Melntosb.
ovorv s, =, nonl,, hul, i, ON Chisholm street
fNEsBH IERlAN.-ltcv y. II. Walker
service at 1880 4. ar. ANA 1880 r u Si,,t
sGhool after mutnln" service PRAYER ,noa,' s-l
thursday oyeniur. Band OF Hope W,dnS.5nyy
evening. ''"y
WEGiAN,-I, v. j. 4. Wang,
services In Norwegian Church, every sunday at
1880 A. 81 ~
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
The Tax Paid Favored Industries.

In 1885, while the taxpayers were
paying s177OOO,00O to the govern
ment, at n very moderate estimate
they were paying three times that
sum, or 1851 100000, to the favored
industries. Very likely the bene-
ficiaries of the system were not richer
to that extent, but the taxpayers were
poorer to that extent.-Chicago
Times.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
Detroit Markets

The following market quotations
are copied from the Detroit Free
Press.
Apples, $3.50 to $500 per barrel.
Butter, 10 to 81 per pound.
Flour per barrel, 1915 TO $500
Hay, balcd, $l4 to $15 per ton.
Mess beef, s7.25 to $3.50 per Dbl.
Oats per bushel, 20 to 80.
Onious, $l.S5 to 1926 per barrel.
Pork, s1O.25 to S19.75 per Dbl
Potatoes, per bushel, 80 to 40.
Wheat, s0.75 to S0.77 per bushcl.
The quotations, given by the Free
Press, are mostly of wholesale ma
ture. The prices at retail stores must
be somewhat higher.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
Glittering Gold Quartz.

Just as taken from the mines, In tn,
Rocky Mountains, made into beautiful
scarfpins, suitable for ladies and gentle
men. The rich and rare, as well as very
beautiful gold quartz settings used Oh
these scarfpins, are mined and selected
from such famous mines rs the Bobtai
mine, Blackhawk. Colorado Warriors
Mark mine, Gunnison, Colorado; Roder.
lex Dhu mine, Quartz Hill, Gilpin, Color.
ado. and many others. The mountings
on them are the best gold plate.
They are made solidly and are extreme.
ly snowy. You can easily earn $500 TO
$500 n day by showing them to your
friends and taking their orders. In order
to introduce them, and our large cata-
logue OF mineral cabinets, Christmas
novelties, agate goods, Indian relics, etc.,
at once, we will send you sample scarf
pin, postpaid, upon the receipt OF only
33c. pins for 81 20, l2 pins for $2.25,
postpaid. These beautiful gold quartz
scarf.pins will sell easily ut soc each, and
are well worth dollar each. BY buying
dozen at once, they cost you less than
10c each, hence you will see at glance
how easily you can make many dollars in
your leisure hours. This offer is only
good for a limited time, so order at once,
and address your letters,
III. ii. TAMMEN, MineraloglSt,
No. 035, 10th street, Denver, Col.
770w3.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01

State Military Board, Henry ". uuGlolG of De-
troit, charles y. Osburn, Of Marquette
Adjutant General, John robertson, of Dotrcit
lnspector-Gcncrl, James II, Kidd, of Ionil.
Ouartcrmaster-Gcn, George A. Hart OF Manistoe
Com. Of Railroads, ". Mcpherson, Of Howell.
Com Of Insurance, Henry 5. Raymond, of Bay City
Com. Mineral StGtsts, G. r. Wright, of Marquette.
Warden State Prison, Hiram T. Hutch, of jackson
on inspector, Stalhnm ". La Du, Of Mon tcalm.
Warden of lonia House Of Correction, Erwin c.
Watkins, Of Kent
Population of State in 1891 was I,s5o,925
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01
BOARD or SUPERVISOR.

BENJAMIN R. Young, from LIST Ward.
John UovTow. from "a Ward.
Angus g. Mcdonald, from Bird ward.
James D.. Tumbull from Alpena city.
Loretto T.. Sopcr, from Alpena tOwns,.n,
Oliver Fitzpatrick, from Maple RiG.s township.
David r. Martindalo, from Long Rapids township
John II. Kelly, from Green township.
Charles II. WISE from Wilson township.
James l.. Sanborn, from Ossineke township.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-01

Itch, prairie Mango, and scratches OF
every kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
This never falls. Sold by ii. Bcebe, drug
gist, Alpena. 7J3y1
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Population Of county in 1881, f2,7i7.


Alpcna-L. T. Super, supervisor; CoBrad Vessel
clerk Walter Gavngan, treasurer, and Thomas
Brcon, highway commissioner
Maple Rilgo-Oliyer Fitzpatrick, supervisor
Neil Mcdonald, clerk Patrick Clarke treasurer
James Gardiner, highway commissioner
Long Rapids David r. AIariindale, supervisor.
william Ii. Fox, clerk; John Butler, treasurer
aud John Donald, highway commissioner.
Wison--Chares II. Wise, supervisor; George
Q. Heron, clerk; John Ash, treasurer and Solo
mon King, highway commissioner.
Grcen-John A. Kelly, supervisor; 3. W. Fland-
ers, clerk; Alfred l.. Allen, treasurer, and O. Z
Fowler, highway commissioner.
Ossinekc-James l.. Sanborn, supervisor. Fri II
Toand, clerk; Frank Ossick, treasurer, and Lewis
Derosic, highway commissioner.
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STATE government.


governor, Russell a. Ager of Detroit
L'eut.-GovtrnOr, Archibald Buttars, az Charlovos.
Secretary Of State, Harry A. Conant, of Monroe
state Treasurer Edward H. Butler, OF Detroit
AudItor-denoral, VIM. G.. Stevens, OF Ann Arhor,
Comm'r OF Land Office, Minor s. Newell of Flint,
Attorney General, Moses Taggart OF Kcnt
Supt. Public lnstn, Herschel Il. Gass, Of Hillsdalo
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huPREME COUNT.
v 4 II =
Term Expires.
i. Dnn. 81. 1887

James ', Campbell. Detroit, Dec. al 1857
ASSOCIATE JCsrICrs
Thomas VI. Sherwood, Kalamazoo Dec n 1850
John w. Champiin, Grand Rapids Dec a. is0l
Allen u. Morse, of Iona, Dec ST. 1904
The Judges are elected by the peorlc and hold
office eight years. salary $1,000 per year Clerk
Of supreme Court H. GhuIlls G. Hopkins; salary,
$1,000 per year.
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senator, 10Th district, Charles Il. Henry.
District consists OF the counties Of Alpenn Alco-
m, losco, Ogemaw and Oscola.
Population Of district in 1854 was B23sg.
Representative, Alpcna district, james a. Case
District consists Of Alpcna, Montmorency, and
OtsogO counties.
Population OF district in 1854 was Il 40.