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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08
Bobbie,s Adventure with a Ghost,

The following from Golden Days will
doubtless amuse those of our readers who
are not afraid of ghosts, and we trust will
prove to the timid how foolish thing it is to
allow ones imagination to get the better of
their good common sense.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08
End of the Revolutionary War.

Peace between the United States and Great
Britain, which brought the war for indepen-
dence to a Close was declared in September,
1883. No battle, however, was fought after
the surrender of CORVALLIS in October, 1881
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08
A Harmless and Effectire Face Lotion.

If glycerine agrees with ones skin, the fol-
lowing face lotion faithfully used will give
some of the freshness of youth back to COM
plexion that has faded from want of care
Make oatmeal into paste with glycerine
two parts and water one part, and apply to
the face at night. Some persons wear mask
over this
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08

The empress of Austria is attended
by woman physician.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

Good Form in Invitations for a Variety of
Occasions.
For afternoon teas, receptions and musical
parties, many ladies use their own visiting
cards, writing in the day and hour, as:
Mrs James Thompson.
At Home
Thursday, December seventh.
Music at five O'Clock
Mrs. Thomas Clifford Brooks.
Friday, February sixth.
Tea at five o'clock.
46 Quincy Street
The above two formulas, from invitations
written on visiting cards, are given by Good
Housekeeping, which adds:
Some ladies prefer to have the entire card
engraved especially for large and handsome
receptions, but it is not necessary to do so.
For evening receptions it is convenient to
have large lat home" cards printed, with
space left for the date and hour. These are
also used for dancing parties and balls at
private houses:
Mrs. Grenville
At Home
Wednesday, December fifth.
At nine o'clock.
Cotillon. 1877 Fifth avenue.
The above form was used for a large ball
which took place at Newport during the past
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08
Mother sIorey in a New Dress.

will tell you story,
And like "Old Mother Morey,"
My tale of a boy is soon done;
He is good to his mother,
Father, sister and brother;
wonder If you are the one?
Rev. p B. Strong in Golden Days.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-02-08

before, and every tick OF the minute,
and every stroke of the hour, and
every swing of the pendulum would
say: Now, now, now, now!" Oh, come
home to your Fathers house. Come
home, oh, prodigal, from the wilder
ness. Come home, come home!
THE RETURNED PRODIGAL rs NEVER
CoLDLY GREETED.
II. But notice that when the prodi-
gal came there was the fathers Joy.
He did not greet him with any formal
"How doyou do2" He did not come
out and say: "You are unfit to enter;
go out and wash in the trough by the
well, and then you can come in; we
have had enough trouble with YOU"
Ali no. When the proprietor Of that
estate proclaimed festival, it was an
outburst of a fathers love and
fathers joy. God is your Father. l
have not much sympathy with that
description of God / sometimes hear,
as though he were a Turkish sultan,
hard and unsympathetic, and listening
not to the cry of his subjects. A man
told me he saw in one of the eastern
lands king riding along, and two
men were in alteration, and one
charged the other with having eaten
his rice; and the king said: Then
slay the man, and by post-mortem ex-
animation find whether he has eaten
the rice" And he was slain. Ali
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fflu n)anieo.

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GENTS WANTED - Improve ola
y .i.I.- r.cLn~ horse. which maze, 70
.rtr.l forward l- child rocks. ,ame a. live
" u'a.' l - ~, ~
az ~ '4' 'N-O W VAN
Di'.i'-' 10 -'
4 CENTS. ATTENTION Just out this
\ lN treasury OBJ jewels oi
ITO. iI''. .'.. .'- .i I i..~ iai'ai.s1 ever
nt.ru- 500 t-'l. tui .l.u-tauon, til- i- q
'.i' NJ iIr' I'. va 10 your Iih'
uh dA'i' UT '-- u'""- ing 43i t!5 luiI ana
'' i-l--'l i y "
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Glats 90 ct. fintnrnlshe0,

1 -ALCaZALt
"A. ! repsoof, l20 ana 122 East s6th-st..
EerW o-r lexington al PARK ave..
ElD -l.t neN apartments. eight large
20 MS ana bath. steam heated ais s1,aiu-
hett.. dying ON passenger elevator.
Inquire GA prcmIres. Janitor.
CHEAPEST sx-roomed apartments in
/ NcV-XoIk; decorated bath. heat. avn
iags THE BYRON" Jau.tor. 107 West
esth-s1
HIVE light, handsome decorated Rooms,
od'l ana mal. basin. al improve
ments, aud a carriage ride through The
r.l. twice Dcuta. only -l7. l645 .th-ave.
- LAI~ 100 LET-I handsomely decorated;
/ m0ieute rents. lua healthy location ;
u.ar tI-avc. J. station. ~ Wrs, 93l-st.
ELA1S TO LET IN ghe
4 GORDON
s+th-st. and 9-l-Jye. ; rooms; Just COM
.l@teii al dec rated AID Improvements +;
rents IRON $50 = $50 per month. INQUIRE
OF GORDON BROS. on premises. or ishitor.
Brooklyn.
On UOWARD-ANF. Brookivn-Fine A.
- - r.0n improved fats. $40; 20 min
lts TO Bulge and fcfue, free rent thi
August.
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Females.

Females.
RvsPFCTABLE coiored woman would
\ Ike copfing 10 do AZ hon. god VIII .
-o-u,ar.y wr0t. Tor tn Patent Oh -. N a. ~
iraton. Aiira.- or ca Nj. TIL EN FIX.
80 West 81 st--t home atsr y. d.
ADVFETlsEAlIN MIS- FOR THE NEW
n YORK TkIBl Ne WILL Ill Ia
CTIVFD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES
10. ~ Broadway. corner Thirty nfst-st.i
until . p. Va. go Broadway, between
ma u. m.; go Wet Twenty third. g L
1-rnsr flahth-aye. 1J2 Sixth ave-. 1873
Lourfh.aye., corner Fourteenth So, 100
ToIrd'ave.. corner Forty ,eyenth-st. lo2S
Thlrdaye near Sixty hrst-si.; !, lOs
ffiirst-ave. 100 West Forty-second 81 (.
Ninfh. ave and Sixty. elghth-st, aud 80 LID
crtv-s... and the HARLEM OFFICE, leO
Fatt one hundred and twenty NTH 81, up 70
s p M. a. regular Office rates.
roPYHOLDEE.-A youns ally copy holder
I ab.e to Revise, want employment. Al
tr.-. COPY HOLDER. Tribune ONCE.
|,pRnFspON DENT - Capable; refer
u rr-e- Aiires- Miss -. Tribune Up
town Onlce. Los broadway.
S,TENOGRAPHEl.s and Remington opei.
- ators furnished 20 business houses no
comnlssion-. WYCKOFF. sEAMANS q
BENEDICT 327 Broadway.
=, TENOGRAPIIFE and typewriteri eN-
= p.uenced Ia business CORRESPONDENCE
and 0fico work. Address STfNo. loJO
lCth-sFe
=, TFNOGRAPUFE and TYPEWRITER,
- BY thoroughly competent ana grnie.i
,oung lady ha- excellent references. "A
dress TYPEWRITER. 17e Rsmsen'st'
Brooklyn
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Buslnrss Chances.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere h. sell
n Torfiua Iu,esllnent Bo ID Oh instAl-
nents; only those having experience ard
wiling b. serure De-sona business need
appU. AMERICAN IONIdlh y 81 Y.
IHGS Union. stewart Building. $50
Bfoaiwas New-YofK.
1,rpTtgTF Y4rfr investing -lt0f
a ,aa 4 .tftreiV inihr t1l U.r H',h So
ofe.s MANUFACTURED Eo4 10, Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14

- TENOGEAPHER and typewriter oper-
> at1r desires place rapid and accurate
nrst-cla.- references. moderate salary
Il. A., 1j9 East 47th.st
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Ausceilnncoas

EANfILY ICE MACHINE.-rr. .n "a f.a
4 minutes; rrc. $40 tu F. I-p- D.. ID .N-
MIGNT. 1876 ". 2jth--t.. all Zoo .l. lr...I.
pa hard var. tore-
~ HAWKENs lI9 West 25ta-st -l.f,.e-
y. roofing. cellars. w1fer--lf rm.rq.
satisfactory, honestly cAeaY.E durability
AWN YOUR HOME bv PAYNE ,eo.I,r
~ rent flr seven years money loaned .r
am good security. MORT lAlLE & BARN T-.
80 shave, near l4th-st.
nLD TWP MET Al. 'ype meta o. b.0rss.
~ stereotype plates. rlecr 20 rp' pIsta- anf
..-a lead OUT Of tel-ioA~-. and al. Aff. n
meta and paper stock, purcha-ei al sTOIh-
WELLS, 81 Ann 81.
:, WINNING taught quictr and private
- y hy champion sv Imlle.. Az ..-,
Prof DONALDSON, Bah Beach lYl-
Island
~ ypCWRTTTR WANTED Bennington
] or Ca. graph send -aupI. sI. .rrr.
VIII pav each. Room 8. % Broadway.
w ANTTD q child 20 ftkr care NJ. Dor n
w Inry. VIII have p mptlfr'- care. Gail
or address g.. 207 East 2oih--, f.u bfI
Nr0TNG LADY would u.o the 4,-. .tlurr
i 81 noble pailan'h .rist al gor-
Tribune TrfDHu - e'. -fr u. roadway
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Females.

IT YPEWRITING. copying OF every de-
: scriptiOn az lowest rates; legal d0cu-
ments Be. 800 Broadway. Room 63.
NOUNG LADY wishes situation as sales
Il lady speaks English, German, French
and ,Danisl. Adde'S WILLING. 2Jl
Broadway Brooklyn. r. ID.
" DUNG LADY o. artistic tastes would
Il Ike position where she could ieafn IN
terror or ornamental designing would give
her entire services and best industry with
out compensation % any responsible mouse
or Arm ~ whose employ she could 50 per-
feet such talent as she NAV possess A. 70 Dc
able eveniuallv o. ment remuneration. Al
d. MATER COLORS. Tntune Oflco.
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WY ASKING and IRONING.-By a -.
w smecfsbln rolorei woman win q qua
b., th, day can OF ai1lc- NF,. hAls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14

w -, 10y Nul-9- panklng house,
telegraph operator stcnOg1pher and
typewriter, either male or female best OF
ItiFFehteS rf4u red. Address Il. D. t
Box 2.lO1. y. Y. p. o.
Females
A sTENOGRAPHER accustomed to Cali.
4 graph; must De good peuman and good
.. lgures Answer In own handwriting,
S1ti1ng compensation wanted. NJ. r.. -
Tribune OGlcs
A fPRENTICE>. lmDrovers and ladlc. D.
"a learn fre-smakine AID cutting. call or
ne fnr clrrula. STONES DKES5MA Az
MT fAELOlas. S4s 6th-avs.
4 DXERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE-
NJ ~ -. st THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
T r,Ia ? n; $50 bToafw ay, between
w., aweni second and Twenty third sts.,
u udt F. n; go West Tvonty-fhird-s ~
corner Eiehth.aye. 152 slxth.avc.; 1873
I5hitl ave, corner Forty seventh 81 O26
Eirstave Joe West F'orty.i@cond...'tS. g.; :
y. - , IN, ana SiNy.el ghtt,et and o. Lib
tiB-sl., and the HAHI EN- OFFICE, $50
East One-hundred and twenty dfth-st., up u
y. m, 81 regular ONCE rates.
lGHT and g"nteel WORK for ladies' big
gty NO money OF experience required.
Adafess BIG Fay f23 Csiifornia-st.,
~ '+'N.'''f AL
TEACHERS wishing u 20 out or New
YORK until September and enjoy
gun ~ AM sea 1hOre life cannot
90 better than call on Us betv ecu
10 ana 4 D. m Monday. and ask T. see Mr..
itEy, CHARLES l.. WEBSTER g. CO.,
East 14thst.
lVAATED.-Lsdv with small capital sal
" arg, part profits paying specially. Ad-
GI.-s, WIN particular, EVENING TELE-
PHONE. JOG Duan0-st
" ANTLD. Young OF mi1dle-aged woman
fwtes'anU, a. working hou-ekespeR
lvi small family OF adulfe short distance
IN me country 10 oompefent and cheerful
lfr-ou o gnOi Christian home, IN which she
WIN 10 treated o. one " the family and iair
compensation viii be given; references re-
CURED w, Box 80, Tribune Of!ce.
~ ANTED.-A young lady os refinement.
" spanking thorough English and French.
70 look after and act rs companion to two
children age aud o years must have been
.u fa4ed ln similar position before Apply
Monday, between 10 a. m. and II M. ~
SUI 1inDndents de-k o. by mall STERN
BHPtHERh, 30 ~ &c West 23d-st
W. DESIRE n engage the ssrdces Of
w an independent -slf-r ellant. prepos-
-e,sing, wei -educated young lady. With
genial dlspos lion and good -ocial training.
ono who can give her whole timc g.
lrnl taD.e employment may address Box
3, 5s9, city =. v.
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Corntrn bcal Gstate Go fei

At LARCHNONT.-t urn shea cottage ,
u 10 rooms beautifully located on u'g
sound nice lawn. shade shruboery good
bathing fishing sailing I'M drives no
rIa.sarfer spot On earth INQUIRE loo East
ti.l.t.. Or o. Nj. JAkDLNL, next doof %
premises. at Luchm1ut
.oGuu NN.-Ten-soom house plea~dA
\ ..u.d.. minutes from cars, 5icO.
inquire Csc L"Xington-ave.
- ~IAsCOSSFT Nantucket Island -
Y Tine ru1i shed cottage rent re-
'u..d ocean Vows; surf bathing 10 hot
f.-, malIl1 or MO-O uitocs. Llrculdfe luf-
Ii-hpd lNuEkHILL, l52 Nassau-si.
'y1O RENT.-shelter Island. lrst-class cot
( t81l. boaua,ullv located overlooking
Elr ana Sound house newly painted aud
p roughly appointed. OWNER Box ia.
Tribune Office.
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lis West 6ad-st
4 MAN with q small capital can learn Of
y II. GARLAND -he way 10 max A1u1S'
Cll. II once AZ 30 south 5th-s1, Bfool1 d.
% AKEEY FOR SALE in Ncw-Jeraey
ID country Town fsW miles from popuiaI
-lfI.nar r.-ort. reputation 300 a. coo
lood store md route trade. ihcluolh8 con-
..ctiruerv fruit-. 'ce-clram 80 olpO7ltioh
all nr-i-cia-s condition; price ye'y low
.a1-ou fpr selling. ID health u. agents
Address W b.. BoN "a. Tribune 0tlce.
40 EEE -a.Oon restaurant. oOariing-houSc
y fo. sale very cheap II called f0f at once
good locality. 42e East 23t-st., al OIrrh-
point. Broadway. hurry.
ElY FAR THE SAFEST AMI biggest Ray
- ing Investment ior " huhH!rl U''4-''
onete1 WILLARD, l.2G7 BrondTay'
COMPANIES. how O. form, them, basel On
y patents ~ franchi. : inNr,l.S' ~
thereof q speciality. inventor lntelsslsS IL
fectel patents procured COhPOhA4ION
NG.AUN. 1874 broadway.
COS FECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
- 4 BARGAIN f -oi ~ once; owner leaving
.ry. Y1LLIEEa, . sth-aNe.
COUNTRY sTORE. stock. nice dwell NJ.
= barn ana S4 acre land. 40 miles from
FUTILE E DOWNING. III BToadway.
DEy GOODS AND NOTION MANU-
~ TTHEES.-ACent Hith well estaO-
ll-iad Office vii represent Few others CON
mission or salary. Address IsLttkLNOE'
BIS b, Tribune once.
nRTG STORE al.-OO.-Good usne-s.
~ f,r.,.cr.uri3n, specifics -Oia. cigars
laaiinr avenue elevated stnuon; four Lnes
eq1- ru--fuQ: Invest CATION solicit ~.
OPPORTUNITY, Box ,, Tribune Ohicc.
ENCFPIION ~ business opportunity.-Ad
Il vcr' -er VIII -.u hall The stock In 81
u,orp rdtrt company. ma ulettu(4n
rrri- article located IN New IN glan1 plon'
...-1. price a~hcd VIII be shown " o.
il .K..-. Of value The company are me
largest manufacturers iu their line IN the
country p-it l'd.7 on! de1t' with. ana Iftt,-
tr',Ic. must accompany inquiry, o. same VIII
uut Meet attention, purchasers must nave
-iN0 O.n no command or negoti1tOns Woull
q r useless. Address Lock Box 2J5, HOiyOke'
Mass.
EInSr.CLA printing and stationery es-
r.li-Hlaut, so. SEQ. net yearly profits,
q. coo. partly secured In real estate other
business. A. RODRIGUEZ, LII Bedford
ave. Blo.klyu.
l. OH THI BEST Investment IN california
+ "a RE. GILMAN LAND AND CAT
T.ih co.. 1913 CaIiloruia--t.. san Francisco
EEOCEGT STORE on lower 31-ave. ~
NJ aIl-h.1 40 years and doing inst
cl.-- business; oauer r-uas % private
IT,: Z. 500 dies G.. l. WESTER-
WELT. 704 Wa-hiIgton-st.
4 EOCEEY STORE fo- sale; nrst class IL
tr,ie and Al order trale. Address Box
II i.sII.t~T .u splendid business
II u.fs $50 every week reliable .n every
Way f0W huulrd dollars down sufficient.
JONES. - rafh Row.
BIY FDE CASH Grocery dry goods.
roh,.s -h.'- n'A' :. e. r,, Saa 2 lni}
I-i Ia-. -sd--t.. l.tan'. commission paid to
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6elp n)anteo.
Males.

w ANTED.-By a Wall-st- banking house.
telegraph operator. stcnOg1pher and
" peWnbr' either male or female best Of
rrtrrences re9u red. Address l. D. L
Box 2.lG7. y. Y. p. o.
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forses GO Cct, Furnished

Country
AvSHCRf. T.. Pos i've bargains ln
ID fulri .ef cottage farms, 3ul IIh-
plote. country seats, &c. Write o. cal Oh
{. Z. THUkBLR
= OTTAGES AT ASBURY PARK, fcr
I season. furnished. MILAN Ross,
Asbury Park, y. J.
T. or l.ENT.-Iurnish she'd cottage on Fast
Z crn shore " LAKE. Gf.C-H J.. neai
g. .J-hv~.dc. Contains parlor, dinlng-room ana
rirslru attached. with Three U.s.ryOlts O4l
frs. door and three on the second icehouse
snd woodhOu-e filed; Two fine row boats.
Iot further information tlqulfe q
MS JAMES I. WILSON,
a. Spiuce-st.,
Newark n. J.
EOE ETNT-Tw0 coua-., A. 0Quara
4 Lac $50 ana eco pr. month furnished
Adi-.-- A. T.. VAIL. Deposit =. y.
vy71 LFT.-A gau o, nous, furnished
I 1 TIE G.r-c-nt, Nontcal-. -. D.. ~
No prr muntl until November. or a. 80
ur-u NIv. Inquire o. W W. TAYLOR.
~ Cfd4r-,t.. directly opposite ID. l.. & w..
rot. No1t,iat.
Two FURNISHED cottages ou Mon
1 mouth Beach 90 JET, one near Low
Moor station. with stable. the other nea-
Calico station both beautifully located A.:
kEASBEY, 10 Broadway. Room 90.
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aorees ai,n Carriages.

4 -FLANDE.AU 90 = IsSEa.ooMEsr.
"A. ST SRhl AGES u the best Glass;
ii-stPFSsION NICLOisAAS,y,
= d I.iGUT NICTORlAS-
-. Two MheelerS L@h1AuloOS'
n III phaetons. Pau Carte d@oIhIses.
ktan9pyPo SeSSisSENGER hOGAA" AAo'
So~@A EXTENSION FroN4'
pTFOT " AHONS; w.vS
cIRTAIN ROCK AWAAS'
OUR PAlEN IL
ON BUCKBOAkDs. - nm.
nav SURVEYS Oak Wagons Oa lNsse Ser
49, , ns.senger BuckooS.ls, S-pas' 6ak
Ss,,crboar,is. 4-passeugcl h4' Nllo'' 80,
66ces9Dgs- OAK Uefoir- DAB A4s,,rsGE
ALL OTHER tt ! fijs = ~
r,,.,s TIlries, All kinds Of spr.nsss1r
s sTf NOVELTIES IN OAh ,AANN5Sst-S
AL oR ONE AND TWO HVtS Tn.
.r-nts Ion Brockct ( Iutile % rs
poHb WAGONS. LIGHT 49,.
far estates and eouhNl Vtl,eonS
P1oSSiio' phsetonS Visa Nis'c.h,iolets.
I>ate -. TX. TOP 80
spider Phaetons, $3.50 phaetOns.
TouY phaetUns. 49, Vehicles.
hoSNir Ni1TIRE TRAPS. AL h4N'9'
FOR CHllDtsLN.. aiverslded
Mating tbe largest aud mos. "a S.ates.
1-,11ent of Carriage ~ ~ 1 nv Is
AVER 9so DIFFL kl1N 4 =, = ~, CASH.
LOWEST PRICES FOR f - IN Town
~ ~. : uurcha-e o carfteLV y" - Ii
o. out GAE. lVuA%b WAREROOMe
LAkOEsA ~ THE WORLD.
OVER leH .cps ABOVE
SECOND HAND - ~ 4 = 'N'' L.
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Females

a NThNOGRAPHER accustomed 10 Cali.
4 graph; must De good peuman and good
=. nSures Answer In own handwriting
stlung compensation wanted NJ r. IA
Tribune Onlcs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

Tho Prospects Said to BE Very bright In
tho Upper Peninsula.
" Railway interests In Northern Michigan
are looking up" said ex-Mayor Nestor, OF
Marquette, recently ave are opening up
the country rapidly and, il present indica-
lions are not wrong, 1t will not be long be-
fore we shall have for the first time direct
communication with Chicago. We have
built great many miles of railway within
the last forr years in the Upper Peninsula
the 500 Line, the Duluth South Shore a.
Atlantic, the Milwaukee a Northern, the
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western, and
some considerable extension to the Chi
cago & Northwestern system-in all,
over one thousand miles-which open
up territory rich in minerals The
latest project Is line from Marquette to
Champion, the present terminus OF the M.
IN The new road takes northwesterly
course up the valley of the dead River from
Marquette, and after getting out about ten
miles on the river, TO Upper Falls, strikes
off to the west and the towns of Negaunee
and Ishpeming, thence on in the same di-
rection to the Champion mines The dis
lance is about thirty-f miles. The upper
falls have always been an impeachment to
the rafting of lumber; consequently the
road will naturally get the carrying OF some
five hundred million feet OF pine and
vast quantities of other timber from the
upper branches of the river. Besides this
it runs through rich timber belts nearly all
the way to Nes aunee and opens up q dis
tinctively new mineral range lying north of
the present developed one.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19
PROBATE ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGANl
CotrNTy OF wsSER

oIAl II VI hiNiilOAN
COUNTY OF SHIAwssEE "
At session of the Probate Court for the coun-
~ of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in
the city Of Corunna on Tuesday the 10th day of
April In the year one thousands eight hundred
and eighty-nlne.
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Alice A. Harrison
and Peter J. j. Harrison, minors.
On reading and filling the petition. duly ver6-
ed, of Mrs. Rose Harrson,a guardian of said min
ors praying that she may be licensed to sell the
real estate of said minors described I'm said pc
ttion.
Thereupon it is ordered That SATURDAY the
| IS day of MAY next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested I'm said estate, requr-
ed TO appear at session said court. then to be
holden at the Probate Office, In the city Of Corun-
ma and show cause. II any there be- why the pray
er of the petitioner should not be granted.
And IL is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
OF the pendenoy of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished In THE TINES newspaper. printed and cir
culated in said county of Shiawassee for four sue
cessfve weeks, previous to said day of hearing.
"a True Copy MATTHEW BUSH.
Judge Of Probate
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19
A LAND FIGHT DECIDED.
The Soldiers Homestead Scrip Entry Mel
Defeat the Actual HOmesteaders.

The Soldiers Homestead Scrip Entry Men
Defeat the Actual Homesteaders.
The great land fight between the soldiers
homestead scrip entry men and the actual
homesteaders, which has been on before
the register and receiver of the local land
office, was decided at Marquette the other
night in favor of the scrip entry men. The
land lies in the limits of the Marquette,
Houghton & Ontonagon grant and contains
pine valued at fully So, 500, 600. The register
is an able lawyer and believed the decision
would be sustained by the United States
Commissioner, to whom the case would GO
at once. If sustained the question of nego-
liability of soldiers scrip and it's right of
entry on all lands upon which 1t has been
entered prior to actual opening for settle
ment holds in the affirmative.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19

Aid. Wells, which was accepted and adopt
ed, ayes 8, nays 0.
Resolved, BY the Common Council of the
city OF Owosso that the committee on print
ing be and is hereby instructed to secure
bids for doing the city printing for the year
ending May LIST, 1890, and report to the
Council at the next meeting.
The city attorney reported favorably on
the bond of the treasurer as being executed
i'm due form of law which report was accept
ed and adopted, ayes s, nays 0.
The bond of David Blair was reported by
city attorney as being executed i'm due form
same upon motion was accepted and adopt
ed. ayes s, nays o.
The bond of Stephen A. Crane for
constable was next reported as
being executed in due form of
law, upon motion was accepted and adopted
ayes 8, nays 0.
The Council then adjoured.
FRANK w. SMITH,
City Clerk.