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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS AND INCIDENTS THAT HAVE
LATELY OCCURRED.

An Interesting Summary of the More I'm
portant Doings OF Our Neighbors-wed-
. dings and Deaths - Grimes, Casualties,
Hand General News Notes.
The following Michigan Postmasters
have been confirmed by the United States
Senate, in executive session.
A. r. Bailey, cassopolis; Harrison Berdan,
-Charl-yoix; H. o. Call. Mason L. A. Fancher,
Mt. Pleasant; s. Foster, Lansing G. Il. Griffey,
Negaunee VIM. Harris, Lake Linden Il. s. Hor-
ton, Worthwhile; w. II. Hit. Manistidue; c. w.
Jones, INLAY City; s. ID. Mrkside { lark X. Is.
Long, Houghton; X. S. Markstrom, BESSIE
mer J. A. Perry, Au Sable; T.. II. Phin-
ney, East Saginaw; w Il. Patterson,
Linden J. Ross, Hancock; c. G. stephenson,
Escanaba; X. NJ sampson, Norway &.
Scott. Gladstone; =. J. Springer. Plymouth {;
8 silvola, Red Jacket; w. w. Snyder, Homer;
q. Il. Seibert, Iron Mountain; George Tucker
Ishpeming +. q. Warren, Charlotte Il. b. Will
Jams, Iron Wood l.. j. Wilcox Bay City Frank
McElroy, Marine City ID. Warren, Three Oaks {;
Il. A. Ely, Alma; William Humphrey, Adrian /;
W. X. Chapel, Corunnai Adam Beattie, Ovid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE WASHINGTONS OF WARTON.
From The London Athenaeum.


II genealogists accept the evidence OF Mr.. Henry F.
Waters sufficient 10 point out with reasonable
prob ability the true line 81 Washiigton's EngL-l
ancestry they will then wish t. know what became
of Leonard Washington, gentleman, aud his Wic
Gecusants of Warrior. in Lancashire, and the fine oi
story" Of these two being the IepCted father ana
mother to the two emiCrants Lawrence and John
Although have made special study OF The Iccofu3
which refer in particular 70 Leonard Washington, !
have never been able to find ont whom he married
and where lie died. 1t curdled NY blood neatly;
though. when, having my suspicious aroused az ~,
succeeded in proving that Leonard Washington chans2i
his name i'm far he signed 1t Leo WeSn i :.
that signature remaining to-day as ciear as "ilcI
wa, written OF course having proved that the person
who signed Leo Wesham was really Leonard Naslns.
signed Leo Weshamo admissible a. evidenceS-whlcn
is of much importance. For four year hdNo So'r,V
for and earneIed evidence about thls man VINO 9 was
second cousin to Lawrence Washington, OF SulsIaVe
and Brngton. the father OF Lawrence tt and snd
Rector OF Purleigh. 49,. .,o. .o,o g., Mr. Abort
II is very romantic tale that tod IN W. Aloe Is
weles's book about the Washlngt0nS, that an ora
adv named Richardson sailed i'm the same snip a. the
emgran John Washington, and when the sailors , n;sd
Washington threatened to give evidence against Ed
ward Prescott inc 0WneT "r 6c sheet shows
that Elizabeth Richardson, Of TurNey Beds was tne
grand aunt of the emigrantS Lawrence and John Wash
inrtm | find at WartOn also an Elizabeth klchau
son and the following is part OF her declaration On
Elizabeth Richardson widowe, Of Warrior. aged q,
sathe that the dwelling howse of her brothcr
boarsd over with Oxen boards ana DINER lha'efans
verge coselye, decent and SUFFICIENT ana since tie
death OF the said Lawrence, Alycc Washington, ms
reicte. other by her appointed hattie deIased
ruynatcd and pulde downe me sd h9aTdeS Joystes'
blanks and other materyallS OF the said howse,
About the end of last century Thomas washington
vicar Of the parish OF Waf tS ana HI bee
his family and that Of General washington In TN, tne
said, was out of the country England. Where did
ne disappear TO? We have yet to find ont Bnt TINS
much I Will add in conclusion. that every effort is
being made 10 trace and make complete the hstory
of the two branches of the Washington family LETT at
"ar'oi o'io'O anu "''N' F. A. wINDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Eeaal Notices.

n EW-YORk SUPREME COURT, City and
~ CountY OF New.YorE Charles p Boell against
Achule Mrinre and Ernest Mehre summons
To the abOyensmed defendants and edcn OF them:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint In
this action and t serve copy Of your answer plain
TIM attorneys within twenty days after the service Of
xii. sninons exclusive ot day OF service and in case
of YOUR failure 20 appear answer, Judgment will De
taken against YOU by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint. , ,aoo
Dated New. York june 3Oth, 1890 -
nil NFTSrIFf e UIRSCH Plaintiff Attorneys,
once and Po,toce address No $50 BROADWAY " Y CITY,
To the aboVe.nancd defendants and each OF them 49,,
The foregoing summons f. served upon !OI DIV publ
cation pursuant to an order Of Hon torg r. Andrews
ono Of Inc Justices OF the supreme Cont, cry
and County Of York dated the am day OF July,
1890 and filed With complaint IN the Once oil me
Clerk the CITY and County Of Ne"-lOrA' ~ HIS ohce
in the Court House. New York CITY
Dated New-York July 10Th, lo9p. .,,, ,..
EI.t'MFNSTIEi & 'UIESCH, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE and Postoic" address NO go b"au"", . wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

pASNENGFE TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiana' "AN
M ,or stnSt"n and intermediate points pe,,o
q III. for Geneva. syon, llnIi'' no" chair car 70
nni tho West ana principal local pom '' ~ -
Iyon- and Pullman ear 70 Supcn,o ,rtaou1 ate ponts
A. m Mauch chunk ana ny. ,nints
II a M Tor l.. and -. Junction anu lnteFHcu'''o I'
Chair car '" ~ knnmot1 and ntermediatr points,
c,tr 10 Tunkhannock. Connection to Kesu'hs anu
is o W m for Elmra and principal in"rm'd'st' P"
lhnr To Wlkcsbilfc anu "'''''' w.
sion Bridge. 49,. ,-,url, md intermediate points
30 - m. for Mauch 'h""" ""-
Chatr ear To Maurh Chunk. noints
10 D. III. for Mluch nuns , ini "''
Connection To Reading and Harr,nr' ro,,,.r Ruralo
u. M for Geneva Lyons, l,l'I - and Suspsn,lon
and tho West. Pullman sleep. =" -'0
BRIDGE. -, m 1 d. m. ana 3 40
u ~ connect for nil point, In Mahnnoy anu Ha@'oo Oo''
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
. -, D.. u,nrh chunk HaLetOn ana Intermediate
points - ,,..,. am, ,,,.,met,,e nolnts
Il for Lyons. ELM rt lNovh',u,r, buIAo
and the West Pullman sleeper !" Lyons anu SuSpchsioh
D''Ne0' General Eastern Onlce 235 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK GENTR RAJ
Railroads.
Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive az and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d St., New York.
TKE 81 RAILaoAn srArIoN n III -.

TIE OIL, RArIIeo,P frATIoTT +, Il Tx Fy CITY
$40 u4HAIttH9 Ia + = III Int liz LIMirED-due a.
,oCnago 10 10 next day; .r,nr1E LIMIT
ID-die Cincnn..i 50. Indianapolis ~ 80 a. H. d.
1851 :. W Mi.oLHwisrERN DAY EXrREssdaly except
$50 T. M.-NoRrH SHORE vESrIBULE LIMIT TEL,
Due AZ Detroit at 10 a. m.' Chicago o0 y L. "0N
600 p. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPRE Ss-p,ge chicago
$50 =. VI. "AbiRolbAtK, MONTREAL AND MA
els i. w. FSs 70 si IGvIs AND CHICAGO TX
rRf.ss Due Indianapolis II 20 y. m. next DAY. -
FIsI2SiK1lLio N%nURGH PQTGmGEEPssIaN EH III So
h Fl :' oWr,5 roa '5s $780, Il 80 %
'i,RR2 y 80 &c. % 80 b, ~ + ~ 10 So
rrSi .. '2 ooo 30 p 70 80 - 10 50 II 80
,,s 80 90 90, : 80, q. &c. p 3d. 20 80
SEQ. 80 G Il A. h - 90 55 5sG5 100.
prf&L955 %. e 70 10 10 80 U's g. 90 80, 9d
NIHJXRA FALLs-iO 90, 10 80 a. m. 80. 0'oo $780,
sAIktTId1A 90; ~ 80 a. IN. 90. $780, $50
IR& T. ~ '6EG,, go, ~. 20 a. m, {3:2oo p ~,
Abik02bA1Ti MOUNTAINS AND MoNrREAI-'2 co.
mi 30 e. "a. go p NJ, TIE % II ght a.,o Adfon'
ac,l M '99ii.xi%Ap AND cANANDAIGUA- So
pLMK.i ii / niLls p VIA HAKLEM DIVISION
o iSA a. IA" and ,ac in Sleeping ar, apply a. ,rand
Contra. station. o. A. SOS - 20 i5Shsc st,tlo1
SewYorA; 1888 Wl4Aingtonst. I29 FuItOn.st. and SsS
i,r1iord-JNc, b.. a.. h''''''+' 40
we,tco,s Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
no, and residences tAfongn o. ou- tain.
tDa.S except sunday saturdays Only O'h'' Trains
'"" Aao,c trains eA:q, tho.c leaving at o. 20 M
lig, 2p At rG Is' nv : s'a SGqaorGr DANIELS
General MANAGER. Genl Pass niger AgcnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO tNn WESTERN RAIL

Passenger train, leave foot OF jay ana "a 49, A. '
Hail, Aadl5own Port J,rl., Monteo!o iSI..Sg's.
IIbtrty uamcock Walton, Dt.A An.'aiOh, N''''~-'
JlN.,t . 90 L. Do. i-d.,t. > 10 A. n; 10. t""'o
Hall MohouN ard MuneN a-NA. " aAit 1900.
lions, MlddctoNn, ot.4nSbli-. i..,,e.ii ,"'T
BAL Fullslurs uurcyNtl.. Liberty. white La, ,,.u
lf,, Ia,., Nohouk aud NlunrN l-n1 WiAhl ~ -
lions M!ddlctown, BlOOuin -burs ~ 'ni.ll"'
Monticello, tsAsburg. AuFleSNiAr' l"oe'''' '
Ja".,t IS p H. iod-,t. 30 p % io' Ht I'M
wall. Orr's Mills Stony Ford Campbell, Hal Ni'"1''''""'
jayt 90 i,' &o I; P 6 iSI h'5 osssss
Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago anu iv.s ~:
.iJ H. H.. taJ- st. g., j. Do oatt,u 49,
Tor Ta,opbeu Hal Mtie'own, Llrn'ie' Fort '"'S'
lali,burs Liberty, WHIT Lake Iog ,aHd ,ce,, SUNDAYS
Pullman dr,wins room sat and srcphEtaF bc' 'e'
al - rI.YnntI,s0S. g. + A. 10 Exchange Place. n =.
NJ tW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
u " ROAD tOE .. .,l,,.,, All,
IN RANK. LONG BRANDH OCEAN crow, AMI
AND POINT PLEASANT
rr, ,,,is IN ece, June IS $500. Trains leave Ncw..
49,, ~ Iib.rtvt 90 Is. - (eipre>s 10 10,
ni orn io No. 40 40. 80 lsNpIe,s 20 80 ca "a
lfc-si 80. 10 b. ~. Sundays % = oo D. H. "
p trou foot cortland ami Dc.biCss,. IS. 80. II
"a 30 i''NIris- Nttrriil> Only %;
3 10 lcNp.c-... 20 lcNrrH,, ~ lN ed lsAG' NJ
teNrrc,., 20. ;0t y. M SUNDAYS, > -, 30 a ~"
sunday 10 trains do not stop and Aseau
nrfus BLoDoETT. J. II. woop. n n
H. =. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent. C. H. H. o. I've -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
,I,RtAsrRY nEPAKTMENT. III S. Lie
european Advertisements.
GHATEFUI-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BGEAkFASr-" BY u thorough hio"lcdge OK the nat
ura laws operations OF dlgcsi auI
and by application Of the nne properties
Of we-serc.ei Cocoa Nj Epps ha, provided our brik
inst tables with Iecatey Favored beverage "c may
.ayc u many heavy doctors bills II j. Ia he IId cl'p'
II articles u Diet that constitution may -
gradually built until strong enough 70 resist tN = A
any 20 disease. Hundreds 81 subtle mlad"s are ang
Anna ma realy 10 attack wherever there IS weak point
Ne NAV escape many iit2l shaft by keeping OlIsi'
well fortified with pue blood ana properly H"ui!s"'I
frame civil Service Gazette. -. c,,-,
Nalc Simply VIM boiling water or NIX Fog o4ib p IN
Tina by Grocers labelled thus: " james fPPS
r. r6 HON ror,thfc Chemists Tonfon. Tnc'and'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOE THE NEw.YoRk
= I&lnr 81 MtLn ~ EECElEED Ar ~, TIE IL.
usl,.. ugnl j.. a.: 0io hrootHay. between tnty.
1ssnt-.ittrd corner = ph,iavr 10" Si<th.avc :
Ij3 tour,i,a,c.. conner FourteIth.-t. go 1hudhyc
corner Fort, ecycnth-st. lO2G ThidaVc near sixty.
nistst; 1,7os Firstaye log West FNTty seeond'st i
Snthaye. and SiNtycehth~t.. and 80 Lbcrty.st; and
tie HARLEM OFFICE $50 Fast Onchundred- and.
tWenty.lfthst UP 10 y. III, at regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

rUvHE BOOK or oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 300
KLlcs sailing. SWIM
ming ball playing shooting. horseback riding &c. &c. IN
fu III ner couv published by The Tribune, New ork
Entertaining and universally cOmplincated BY the press'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
,.,Esr SHORE RAILROAD. n Y. c. Q

w "A Il X r. 60. L-,... Trans leave West "a.
frrr. I1. I-t ~ Jly~t. N.w-York HAM to. ".i.l'
detroit and CHICAGO - 50 A. M - 10 T. m SO -
SD 81 50T P m. gar,o Roches'r SO q, pir ~
.-NS p H. n.,'on 3 30. - - . -, cio ~
Cat.Su ana Ansry 80. = Is, - 81 al, 81 49,
~ : - 90 : 10 's15 p. r.. 'r9a tom w.
SSi"EG' M :i5 Il oG 30 5 - 81 % 80 - IS,
I'll - p. d., and cl0 IS m. h3 - D. ~ ,ofnN a.
Ncubure Montreal and canada Fast - q ~. %
4. uI. ELEGANT sir,pWs-car> for Buia@ NiAtlA 80
hrt-ot chicago AID -. Loui, on an tr"l.h "a
SlrAto-l su,rnls all 80 =. M ~ - p 49, L4i.'i
~ saratoga and caldwell lak" trorsg. az go a. Ia.
ior.i',r ON II 30 a. M rain Kaa'er,kn Hunter no:
bar Grand Hotel station and hC'nic,s ~ -. otu -
and All 20 a. 3D.. b3 - g. m. F-r or y 20 ,'9na TO
ii and katt.r>Aiu .il Protuirla ~ ~" 49,, .
40 p M trains and 10 45 - Tor H"oai' - Pne,ar
en- 80 ~ ,,unday- only io and hoii A,l EHiI s
ali 70 g. u' b - p M. Paroroar, - .at, on ne ~,
trains, Haif.hoJay .ur al 10 p. Do. .Stnit'. 'if -
Kaa.rsSul Hunter Hobart. .Hf'ul II ."t - a.. -
pGocnicl. Iar.or 10 Graz llot Stit a
Go alo 80 a. M and 3 o. D. q. r,,y ~ 49," Il
MoSntiin n & { lin $3.50 an - pin- or T. 'r, 40,
SUNDAYS only. DAILY. fptt exec Niii'', -
ntn.- trains daily except sunday. lor tch' -
,arlor aid !.rplug car 1cruuWntau1n %. li ,P'
INV oiic,s nroo,lyn 333 Wa,hmeton-,t, % Futon a.
Annex olic'. loot ~ Fulton. Nt"-l - ~, - -,
BN - ir, ana W. shot stations loot OF WI
"a - an! 'oot OF Jayst. North River. g. T. W.
BFRT. General Passenger Agent Wand tblta'r' Ne"'
Yexf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

de N N S Wv MIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Trains leave statons, iOo" Oi Des"rosses and Cortandt
So sA ss5 F LINE t for the West: rslaaa
70 a. In. Columbus 80 a. M. Chicago 90 ,. u.
vi s S4 a. neat da' noS except sun sssa. y:
1880 20 2Ii'msI ffHIIk SSE%76RK AND CHICAGO LINZ
a%a a9a a s1S cd o Ref rS
s9osq9s9gr 1aq GI bS and for eess
so9'Snnees Of home or 9ee Lgateq by stationary
aHo b5 cH5ce s. AsP Gil .Sa Sa1
Psf Coach S to cou@Su sa Ass az
,in,sd II 90 A. n.. Chicago 900 p M, and ST. LOgs
o,soP nj hf4 %SffysrERy EXPRESS t9r a, point. |.
s WSst Nos!nSet and sS@thSea nGan Vses.6Ss
Cinel2nau and Memphis S ka a Dining
Pttsburg Richmond and Chicago. Arrives At CineA.
a 80 F. M c soa5 @ Comets metz f for c nsa s
sS sSd Todd daily, exsep. satuIdv. Pullman rr,,
''o "oephf ca Yd%Yorf to cicaeo NewYofR to Mem:
EoiaTs%s 7l5 p nv tisvcaod e:s5 ? aeSi Day.
meets oseo daily a and Tor oi CORY. Ere Oh
pALrIMoRE wAsuIvGroy TOW AND n'' THE SOUTH
s-.y, except ssyna9y; 1910 m, arrive, wa;hinsea
p ast Car a At ssS s6 e .Ss W ssS s 80
200 and d 900 D. e.: and l2i5 nish. For Bal,lmOH
and s.x.S AZ. a9fe Ds ssspef g
For Long Branch. Point Pleasant and ate sta
tons. yee!S-days 80, 40. 40 q; M II 90
SATURDAYS only 20 p m SUNDAY SD 9:tS M.
For. Atlantic Cty 50 p, m. dhronen Burot pallor
AMI Day tO1rh) Weekday conn cts Tor Cape Nav.
ond with through car for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven
For Od Point ann Norfolk Wis rew.York Phisdelphi, A
Norfolk Railroad. 8 100 a. SAy excep. Sunday. and
I 90 p. m. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line I'd
.. n. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
G:2o. 10 90, 6 80 . 10 Chicago Limited. WIN
Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limited, AID II %
q. n, - 20 90, 2:l0 800. 20, o. -. %.
90. 80. 90, and 90 g. anl y Is night.
Accommodaton, II 10 a.. &c. 20 and : 90 ,. ~. sun:
a. M 100 90, I 30, CO. $50 90 ard . %
D. NJ and - - night. Accommodation 90 D. II.
The SeH-YorN Transfer Company viii call for ana
check baggage from hot.l- and re.idync4s.
For timetables Of local trains apply 20 any ticket aseni
CHAS r. Pt'GH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Genera Piss'r Agent
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UroposGI5.

PROPOSALS for the erection OF buildings.
4 Office Of the QuarterIndste 3 Military Academy,
west Point y. y July 2lth. 1870 q proposals ~
trlpcate subject to the usual conditions, VIII D fr''o
at this T. o'clock, noon, on the iJ.h udS Vi
August 1890 for the erection OF ten set, OF e4s! ms
quarter and Quartrrmaters storeh0u'e rs per pans
and specifications to be seen Mt THIS o'g ~ i0
ings" address the undersigned, CHAS W WILL
IANS. captain and \. q. NJ L. ,. a.
ID ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
4 New. York Arsenal Governors Isald, NeM-iofk
Uarbor July 2j IS9O.-Saled proposals. In cate
will be received until Ococn D. ~; on HVN ~ D'
AUtG st % 1890 for furnishing OafrthRi 'pH ,I.op
Thread etc. Forage IfOAmJngery, ETC., Flnmn'I, hup
bic, and Materials Stoves Lumber. Fusl Tools ana
Utensils ETC. during the fiscal year ehdlnR UNI o. i5i
-tpuIatons ETC. caIi be had application 70 Lieut. Col
A. MORDECAI, Ordnance DcpafuHtnt' u D ~ No"I
handing.
ROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING, &c:-Dcpot
I Quarter masters once David, Island y d, II,
Jy ls% 1' s6 % 'wvgifDHEsB&Ya il ~ &C.
1900 and opened Immediately thereafter Tor supply nI ana
ntn2 UP athubs. Waterclosct, and Crinals IN p.-fi
Nrntlols general bidders ana blank foiH7
~ proposals VII DE furnished TO bidders on Application 70
this office The right b reject any OF al HIi - t,a
10 the IN rod states captain j. NOE. HN DE- AsSlstaN
ouartorrn1-icr. L. :. Amy Depot Qnatternaetcr.
yyREASt'RY DEPARTMENT, L. s. Life
Sealed proposal, VIII b" received ~ M, Once nhtI
o'clock p. m Of Thur-day August = 800 for the con
strcon 81 le-saving station q: cold Spring n"ai cape
Ma, civ Now.Icsrv Plans aud specification, contain,
ing mi Information and = propos can be obaind
- tsa Collector Of Customs. IhaGe pha Pa; Sup'r.n
trpd.n - Fourth LfeSaying District Point Iea ant
Nav CITY Now-Iersey' Sup,rintendent' ot Con't'toI
IfoSaying stations. Atlantic and LAX" Coast. 40 -
Stat.-st. NewYork Cy; and upon application To u!'
onlco : T. KTMBALL. General Superintendent
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al uail'.i dli'@ ,.Iofi..- eI.
o aaa p i'sca i'i iia 5"d ac@n c- 4 ioaa,
~ - '.,1rr and ro'i nj c.oaorIy comm RIA. ~.
= pr.-qr q irnr' r.i , ''.[ ' r.ltt and I67irn
irachar-' Heeacy -2 Union >l.or'. >""-i or'-
I .al Iia'.itiu,iof y military 's... D. military school
Tor small no', Aaif'' ~ - ...'''
W ,s,S ,e ls ;.21, g.a s ''o f5 -.
coiicao- ,chc@,, -. an" ~, ,,,eii,.,l I'm.
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CQMPA!,N = ~ ~
'o. ~. r,r i'' ca So - %or R,,i q Ai.t,ol.',
x x S6NEXbl do.r sar4y 1uaa!, g. 10 a. H.
Ia A. FORGET. General Agent, 20. Ho.iia- Gfe-n.
NAM STEAMSHIP co.
n. tn" cait d'rt. lac T. colsc CIV M, I'D Fort,
. .;esai A1'. mS 70. Bar %i Ga 6rlri T,9ai
8. jsln !. ,,.I, ,.,' !, ' r., s'..a En-,
81, last River 700. u Niia,' SI',t y - d. i"iu'.'
ntoiult.o aiI> 90 HOEA1IO HILL. A-,at a. te D.'r
WHITE ~IAt LiNt. -, ,,vrrpoo,
w TOR Ct l+l NN4'N T. N,p Il ,'i-l '''' ,,.,,.,
I E2hAh AZ "a . ~ T. ~ '''' r.
80. AZ i,tr. ~. cct.o' ~ "a. sa' 81
'Iea,oa ~ s.oa a. ,,. c i, a. ,oi'I 81 an
re" WIZ - y I.'t, 'o' 81 j.. 49,, seo
and uIvA-I a,.o-tn- ~ steamer anl o'ntl1 h"fta.
sceond csbn ''V -,i '6t., DC So II B,ssay'
wye i,llilir Ia.4 oa.c g.. wall 80.
~, . i'..' ~ W Nt''',
4 foE cj,fi.NsIowN AND' LIVL!rYoA.
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JnslrUcIlcn.
For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both SeXes-Country.
A ILEGUENY COLLEuE, MeadSlhe Pa.-7oh year
"A 9I2 graduates - IN 1880 a LSh,sfaee C I,;
d II. WHEELER. IL. D., President.
r, ETNINGTON y. j. SEMINARY AND LADIES'
COIIEGE. 5ist year. 0ner' rare 'dgt,tohaI i,ca,,
ties. Tcr;s moderate. iLirh az hfsNAIui' S'eA"
'''iS TII0S HANLON D. d. President for Il years.
Ii Roth sexes. Progressive aud ell ce,sii. NUS aa
AT SprcIaltes Thorough wortt splrnlu result ~
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
THE sWeDEs ARE COMING.


Commissioner Valentine was in town last
week and to a FREE Press reporter he
stated that Mr.. Nordgren had been success
full in completing arrangements for the
immigration of from % TO 30 families of
Swodes TO Nermont's so-called abandoned
farms. These families average about five
members each and the total number Of this
party will exceed 100 They expect to
leave Sweden April 1. and to arrive in Yer
mont about April 1G. The company will
be divided into three small colonies, one of
which will probably he located in Windhnm
county. another in Windsor county and the
third in Orange. They are representatives
of the best class of Swedish immigrants.
Commissioner Valentine, in answer to in
quiries regarding the progress of his work
stated that he was about to issue another
circuar-the last before completing his re
port to the Legisature--with n special view
to securing information relative TO the
States manufacturing industries, quarries
and mines, and the dairy.