New County Poorhouse Repairs Urged for Safety
A letter to the editor warns the county poorhouse is a tinderbox with eight to ten additions poorly arranged. It calls for a new building on higher ground, urges supervisors to act, notes lack of heating and proper facilities, and cites prior warnings and ongoing repair costs. Additionally, notices highlight musical performances by Mueller and others with praise from Cincinnati Press and local papers.
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SarsMan
Rictine
Demertia
W. G. Parkis
Planoforte Music
Gattis
Ehalk
Mueller
Maalcida
Beethoven
Haw
Cincinnati
Charles W. Detea
Bis
Mathians
Chas
Doten
Arban
Levy
Bunton News
Franta Bergstein
Calbono County
New Orleans Times
Democrat
Charles Areet
Mosara
W. A. Vernoll
Ni Shepard & Co
Webster
Nichols, Shepard & Co
Costume Carnival by German Benevolent Society at Eagle Ball
Next Wednesday evening the German Benevolent Society hosts a grand masquerade at Eagle Ball with costumes rented for 1 dollar, a Niles orchestra led by Prof. Whetstone, and an expected 100 masked attendees. Refreshments will be served in Ferguson's hall, no alcohol will be sold, and the event includes a grand march at 8 30 with costumes displayed by Jackson Musliner in Tremont House parlor.
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Benrrelent Society
German, Benevolent Society
Jackson
Musliner
Tremont House
Niles
Whetstone
Ferguson
Hell
Sad Death of Marshall's Popular Young Man Charles Dickey
The town mourns Charles Everett Dickey son of Marshall born June 26 1868 died last Sunday after a kidney illness worsened by a prior fall from a tree. He was 17 and famed for diligence at the Chronicle office and kind manners. Funeral was held Tuesday at Trinity Church with many friends in attendance.
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Marshall
Charles Everett Dickey
Chronicle Office
Thad
Chronicle
Trinity Shasch
Eric
J. E. Walton
W. J ¥, Chareb
M. H. Frink
W. A. Arthur
Ed. Webster
Chas, Cronin
Luther Phelps
Emerald Mill and Grounds Near Mishigan Central Line
The Emerald mill sits beside the Mishigan Central line near the city, within a wooded ravine and stream. Built in 1846 by Sidney S. Alcott, it used Bear Lake water via aqueduct for power, later expanded by Boston capitalists and the Ingersoll brothers. The mill ships widely by rail, with access to two major roads and tracks, owning seventy five acres of improved land.
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Thie City
Trask
Sidney 8. Alcott
Bear Lake
Boston
George
Chester Ingersoll
Michigan Central
Demmen Council Special Meeting Extends Tax Payment Time
The Demmen Council, led by Mayor Wagner, discussed extending the city tax payment deadline to March 1, 1885. An ordinance to bar minors from gaming and saloons after 8 pm was instructed for draft by the ordinance committee, recorder, and city attorney. Minutes note adjournment to February 2, 1885, with unrelated financial and staffing actions approved and orders to warn auctioneers and gaming locations to exclude minors after 6 pm.
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Demmen
Mertieg
Cornel
Wagner
Gill
Brinkerhoff
Recorder
Gardanlar
Joy
Z. P. Annis
Atreed
Ald
Watson
Beach
Billa
E. Wyckoff
W. H. Alexander
John Hurd
Marshal
Gardasisr
Marabal
Baldwin
Joan BaLpwir
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A& Grand
Sue
Mendelesoho Company
Christian Church
Julia May Albee
Europe
America
Clara Louiso Kellogg
Boston Conservatory
Nellie R. Davis
Ain Erie
Macy
Saleep
Bella
Sayad
Loss
Gardivel Et . Foils
Slasues
Slanten
Fis
Gina Bieber
Daletian
Qonos
Dakota
Ender-Foot
Jastanos
Union City
Mich
Michigan
Moorhead
Avery Ahads
Mrk
Vicunias
Mer
Descene
Medlicott
Vonica
NEC Wear Merchant Tailoring
James A. Anderson
Albion
Gunerst
Aig
Volf-Loottf
Timothy Shanahan
Clothiox
Washington Market
parFarmere
Gw. S. Cox
State Street
Marshall, Mich
OX Zalamazoo Ave
Buller
Artiss
CB. Webster
Chicago
Marshall Gas Coo
Gas Wothke
Buckeye
Aultman
Miller& Co
Akron
Ohio
Calhoun Co
A. R. Cole
Robert Yost, Walter Scott, C .A
W. W. Sean, Fred Slabode, Grant Scott
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