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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVI, Old Series, No. 31
Vol. 3, New Series, No. 46
Thursday, April 5, 1883
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           The little passenger steamer GRACIE BARKER called
        at this port yesterday for the first time this season.
        
           The steambarge DAISY DAY arrived here yesterday and
        is taking on a load of lumber for Pardee, Cook & Co.
        This is the first cargo of the season.
        
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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVI, Old Series, No. 32
Vol. 3, New Series, No. 47
Thursday, April 12, 1883
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           Capt. Cabot has taken command of a fine steambarge
        in Musekgon.
        
           The F. & P. M. boats have been running on time for
        several days past. One leaves Ludington every night
        after the late train arrives and reaches Milwaukee
        in eight hours. The other arrives here in the morning
        in time to catch the 5:30 train going east. The boats
        are well patronized by passengers.
        
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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVI, Old Series, No. 33
Vol. 3, New Series, No. 48
Thursday, April 19, 1883
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           The steambarge MARSHALL BUTTERS is already on her fourth
        trip with lumber.
        
           Capt. Cabot has taken command of the steamer R. McDONALD,
        and will run between Muskegon and Chicago.
        
           Attention is called to the new advertisement of the
        Goodrich Transportation Co's boats. They have been hand-
        somely refitted this spring, and special attention has
        been given to secure comfort in the passengers. They will
        leave Allens dock every evening except Saturday at 8 o'clock.
        
           The Manistee Times of last week says that their daily line
        of steamboats between there and Milwaukee "touch at a way
        station called Ludington." They do, Bro. Hilton, during the
        summer months, when Manistee is accessible; but in addition
        to this, Ludington has the F. & P. M. boats, which make
        railroad connections morning and evening at both ends of
        the route. These boats continue in active service the year
        round - a thing impossible with Manistee.
        
        
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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVI, Old Series, No. 34
Vol. 3, New Series, No. 49
Thursday, April 26, 1883
 [extracts of marine news] 
 
 
           The steambarge MARSHALL BUTTERS took a load of lumber and
        shingles this week, amounting to 417,M. The largest cargo ever
        put in the boat.
        
           Louis Waldo, Esq., while in Milwaukee last week purchased
        the schooner H. B. BURGER. The vessel is in good condition
        and will carry something over 300M.
        
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