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The Ludington Record
Thursday, November 27, 1884

         [extracts of marine news]
         
              The tug ALICE GETTY with a crib in tow intended
            for Pentwater harbor, was driven on the beach north
            of Pentwater last Thursday.
            
              The F. & P. M. boats will leave Ludington (weather
            permitting) for Manistee at 5:30 a.m., and for Mil-
            waukee on arrival of train from the east, 10:15 p.m.,
            Sundays excepted, until otherwise ordered.
            
              Schooner CELT will take another cargo of lumber to
            Milwaukee before laying up. The steambarge HATTIE B.
            PERNE will take two cargos for T. R. Lyon to Chicago; 
            the last of the season.
            
              The steambarge COLBORNE with a cargo of 300,000
            feet of lumber from Muskegon, was beached at St.
            Joe while attempting to make the harbor to get away
            from the storm, last Thursday morning. The COLBORNE
            was built in Saugatuck in 1882 and is a staunch
            craft. The intention is to take her off the beach
            and tow her to Saugatuck for repairs.
            
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