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The Pentwater News
Friday, August 16, 1872

           Capt. Blodgett, of the hooker "MAID OF THE MIST," claims that
        he was robbed of a watch and $800 - all the money he had in the
        world - while lying in his cabin last Saturday night. We are in-
        formed that the Capt. was very drunk at the time when the alleged
        robbery occurred, and that he offered $5 the next day to get into a
        saloon. We don't doubt that the Capt. was robbed, but hardly be-
        lieve it was accomplished in the manner stated.

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The Pentwater News
Friday, August 30, 1872

           The MESSENGER was delayed last Wednesday on account of heavy
        weather on the west shore, but made her usual trip nevertheless.
        This is the first time she has failed to make connections with the
        night express on the C. & M. L. S. R. R. since she began to run
        from Sheboygan to Pentwater.

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