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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
DALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EroT 0oRNER sLKIM AND p sTREErs

NOiiTHWRST
Trains LEAVE FOR TRAINS hhhIVE AT
BALTIMORE WAsHlNGTONi
tb3 a. m, Niagara Er-tb s q m, Western RI.
press. daily, Eress. dshy. sIcspts Sun.
daily, faisi train viii n m, Mail. daily. Of.
ro isH daily 1s ssasrn FL, Gsgt md Western r.,
prcss, daily, except Sun press, daily,
day. IS 10 p. m, Pacific RIpre.a,
"a y. m, Baltimore Ac- daily, eIcelt Sunday.
oofnmOdAtion, daily. eI.l % y. m, daily.
eept sunday, 70 rs p m, AecommodA
% p. ~, Cincinnati En- uon.dAiy, etceptsundAy
press. daily. except Sun.
IiI j. n, Western FL.
Trans leaving Washington Of Q Is and 10 - a m
and - connect at Bowie with trains for MARI
boro', leaving Bowie at 50 and II s8 O. m. and Is
y. m arriving ~ Marlboro Mt pils q IN. and u rs
Trains arriving at Washington 1t % q m. and
81 and e1e .. connect al Bowie with trains leAv
Ing Marlboro at a. m, aud 20 and So p
Passengers leaving their orders 81 Teket once
northwest corner Thirteenth aud Pennsylv AniA ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsy yAniA ave
nue, cap have their baggage called for And checked
a hotels aud residences to ALI points North and
West ThFpugh tickets TO Cincinnati. Columbus'
Indianapolis, Inuisyile, ST. Louis, New Orleans
UhicAEot Omaha, San francisco and all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest
| 4. l. QUARRY, Gen. Superintendent
| n n YOUNG. ten Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

IT Is estimated that the Americans who
have gone aud are going abroad this year VIII
spend In Europe not less than SIouVO,UoO
sold. yery little, II any, of which will ever
returu 10 this country. No wonder, with this
Thing constantly going on that money Is
fight In Wall street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
DRoPosAIs FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
L RIVERS AND HAnD0Rs: o,

ii RIVERS AND HAiBOHb. -
UNITED SrATEg EHatrEEn OTTIcH,l
No, lepEAnL srHEEr, I
DurTALo, n. y, ApLtl d, lsi1
Scaled proposals, in duplieale, WILL DO received At
thia ONCE until II noon, MONDAY, June o. lsS, for
furnishinF materials and labor for the improvements
DUNKinK iIARBoR, N. Y.-AppropriAtlon, 80;
Coz. BrgAk.wAter extension, dredEtng sand and
gravel, drilling, blasting and removing rock
ASfiTABUtIA, OHIO -sl9,QO. Dredging sand and
gravel and drilling. blasting and removing
BIZ ek RIVER, ONO -sSSOO riorsItcnsiOn and
yFRRNiIi Hos, 0Ho.-sia.coo, Pier extension.
BkSbUsKY, OHIO. -saS06. Dredging sand and
TofEbo, oHo.-siooco Dredging clay and sand,
MONkOE, M1CH,-sibooo Repair TO piers and
canal reyetment
Bids from iron dealers for each and every item Of
iron material for any all Of the hArbOfa AdNertsed
will be entertained. Other bidders required 10
bid zach and every item OF all the other clasaes
The responsible bidder whose aggregates the lowest
betaied specihcations, bills Of material, instruc
tions for bidders, and printed forms upon which al
bids ofiered must be made, may be had upon appli
EnVeiopcs enciosing bids must be indorred with
the name Of the hsrbor TO which they rsisra
| myp Major Engineers, U. y. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
Assistant ouartermastor General. D. ). K. Dspo,
Quartermaster, myi
DRoPosALs FOR suPERIHTRNDENTs
Il LODGES AND FOR ENCLOSING WALLS AT
NATIONAL MILITARY oEMETkR1Es.

MILITARY DIyIsios OF IHn ATLArIIC, I
NEW YonK CITY, May I, le7a J
bealed prOp0sAln in trtplicate, with COPY OF this
advertisement attached q each, will be received ~
h. fSS Ss 1 WORK a tSe NsSns a PSG Gomez S
tories named viz;
supsrI ptendents Lodge Of Brick or Stone at Graf
tnclosins Walls q Brick or stone, Or Iron Rail,
inkrt n Grafton, W. Va; Culpeper, Fort Harrison
and fredericksburg, Va; and Whitehall. near Bris
Copies Of plans and apcincations may be seen al
the QnArtermAatern' offices In New York, PhilAdel
phiA. baltimore and Fort Monroe, and Of the Como
The work will be inspected by competent engi.
neer, and strict compliance with the terms Of the
contract will be required.
Envelopes, containing proposals. Will be indoIsed
"PrOpoeAla Tor buperintendentB Lodge" or PRO
poaAIs for Permanent Enclosures for National Gem.
etesies, as the case may be, and addTsssed q the
Col. and Asst Q. NJ General, Bryt Major GENERAL,
u. A, Chief QuATtermnHteT, myb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
OFFICE or LIoHTnousE EsanEER,l

Firth DIETnIoT,
BALTIMORE, MD, April II, ls1A
Sealed proposals. VIII be received q this ofhot
until u O'clock noon OF MONDAY, May ~, 1873,
material and labor Of all kinds necessary for the
completion and delivery, on board yessela, Of the
| at CuTTituck Beach. coast Of North Carolina: the
other at Morris Island, south Carolina In accord.
Snce with the plans and speoi cations which can be
had, together with ali needful information, by Rp,
i signed PETER y. HAMS,
Major Of Engineers, U. 3. A., Lighthouse Engineer
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DRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT IRON
BFAMA


PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
BEAMB
ROCK ISLAND ARAKNAL, Ill, April Is, 1eI1
Sealed proposals are hereby invited to furnish.
delivered cars Of this Arsenal at any time before
November 1, ls7a,
ABOUT slat6 lineal feet q heavy IS inch wrought
iron beams ITO weigh 30 lbs. per yard,D lengths
between IS and u feet generally about ~ feet. =
About ~ lineal feet OF heavy L. inch wrought
iron beams ito weigh about rs lbs per yard
lengths between II and " feet generally between IL
Proposals must state price per pound; be ad.
dressed to undersigned: indnrsed on outside, "Pro-
po-al 70 furnlsh Iron Beame;" will be opened at "
4. m, WEDNESDAY, June 4. ls7s, and 70 be cOnsid.
cred must be received before that time.
Bidders are invited to be present
Proposals must be accompanied by tables or
charts showing guaranteed strength OF beams, and
the successful bidder must enter Into contract and
give bonds for faithful performance Of the con.
tract
The beams must be straight, out Of wind, and
squArely cut at ends, without being otherwise fitted
Payments will be made monthly, II desired, re
serving ten per cent TIL the contract Ia completed
the right TO reject any and Al bids 4 reserved.
ID. W. FLA0LER,
myp Captain Of Ordnance, Comma udIng.
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RAILROADS.
IITAsnINeToN AND ONO RAILROAD.

WAsuINeToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
s6hMER ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING APRIL
Two tralps daily, sIos,t sunday. between Aier.
Leave ksIanaqs 4 sn II and q RI n Pas:
sTivs 4 Iis%iton al j y !. m and ~ q.
Leaye Hamilton a. go = m, and va N
~ = IN, ana srriVs At &sisndiia At SHAN.
fasssnssTs by the 40 q m, train from Hamilton
g. throush Zone z MashinEton
and ono ~. irSp my Poonss pepos
- ,, m, going through TO Hamilton Without
I5s n; train from Als.sasri'A .nd y Ds ,'s
smps 2y hh Inn " so sS.sV f5r = s
iInS Sssess ss wien S9SG ISSs1Sf.s.SSHsd.5
Z oGinmpts.ion ticssts. thrce Oents psr nile.
spliW General Ticket AGENT
pALTrMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.69 zsB n
=. f'n0"'' vas FOR BALTIMORE
i''S 81 81 f sSdSlislS US SSR B lfissSRa ''P n.
Leave Rtt'B and a m, and l. sls. ~, q and
'Dop IN ron ALL WAY sTATloNs
Leave daily S1SsEI sunday a. An ana "a ,n !,
Y; sn% ~ INA * ma iiS Y y" s ,,o. !.
al al stations bsdens6urs BeIisyllls, Laurs, kn,
no SPpf SP 9SSS t SS Snd he US = DS i
renn' or ' ron AssApoLrs.
or from AnnApOiii' S 81 7Sp 6Da&ipS6LK
.y. S.y ia:!S s.ss%$sg ssa s EsEg
H. II TsSfss R$ISi II II FSSJ%s %
| Prom New YORK, phiadelphiA and baltimore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

DRoPosALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
CAMBRIDGE HARBOR, MD,
UNITED BIAIEs EHofNEHR OYTICE,
TuInD STORY UNoE BLEE BUILDING,
FAYETTE, MAJ CuAlLEs BIREEI,
BALTIMORE, ND, May Q, l9i0
pTOposAlh for DIRT lH In Cambridge HArboT, Nd
will be received until O'clock y. n June ldi3 and
opened immediately thereafter.
Blank forms, yPselhoatIonS, nc, can DO had on
'~'''' ~ ' wM. p. CRAIaHIIL,
myS NJ or OF Kngineera, y. B, A.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

The plans that have been taken
to secure the suppression Of the
present traffic in Italian children
are rapidly approaching complet-
ion, and in a few days it is expect.
ed some movement will be made.
In the meantime information has
been received to the effect that o
steamer lie shortly expected at this
port with about City children on
board, all of whom will DO sold
in this City and carried into the
interior. Evidence relative to
tits matter is accommodating, and
it is intended upon the arrival of
the ship to attempt the arrest of
all parties concerned in the i'm
portation and make it a test case
The interest in the matter lie grad
uaIly spreading and the Italian
residents have resolved more firm.
ly then ever to combine and use
every endeavor to stop this grow
ing evil.-N Y. Times.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03
Local NEWSPAPERS.

The following extract from the
valedictory address Of Hon. John
Ingersoll, delivered before the
late meeting Of the lsto State
Pross Association IL 90 true to
life concerning the local press,
that We feel constrained to copy
i here. AZ Mr.. Ingersoll has
been there he knows full well
whereof he afRrms. He said
"My ideal Of u country paper
10 not the sheet that attempts to
give long accounts Of the ware in
Europe and the full proceedings
Of Congress but the neatly prin
ted journal, cramned full Of local
news, with a column or two OF
condo nsed items, of a more gen.
eral character, and a page given
mp to miscellaneous selections and
light reading for the culture ot
the family circle. Every town in
the country should be iansacked
for it's news, perhaps by local cor
respondents. If Farmer Jones,
Of Fairtiel \ has a remarkably
promising field Of ruta. bagas, let
the fact be known, for it will not
only please him, but stimulate his
neighbors to rivalry,with the hope
Of getting q similar notice. We
might 60 on and add without end
to the little "local items" that
may be regularly gathered, and
served mp in graceful and attrac-
tive style, to make complete the
soayht after country newspaper.
Every event Of local interest in
the town, every improvement in
tho neighborhood, every meet.
ing OF citizens, every project for
the general good, every attack
upon the common weal-evcry
speech, and birth, anc death, and
good fortune, and calamity should
not be tho "unconsidercd trifles"
that mako mp tho sum of mortal
life but noted in q lively and
spicy manner, or in catholic and
humane spirit. and sent forth as
the ever-varying picture Of home.
life, and the progress and trade vt
the people. Demosthenes said
that the secret of oratorial power
was "Action ! Action +! Action 7"
1t is not less true that the secret
Of success in q country newspaper
is "Locals |! Locals! Locals u To
this element let me add also that
the paper can only be appreciated
by it's general conduct : lis tone
its temper-its principles its
ai,ns-its ,nanliness--its dignity
its propriety. IN short, the
making Of such p newspaper
demands ceaseless effort and be-
comes perpetual motion in q
thousand fields"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

If anything were necessary to
be added to assure the world OF
the perfect ability OF a Connecticut
Yankee to take care of himself, a
rllttlo incident which recently
occurred in the poor, honse at Fact
Haddam would be sufficient. A
pauper from the neighboring vii
lage of Preston was accorded
permission to stop there one night,
and the next morning was persuad.
ed and bribcd with $25 to marry
a female inmate ofthe poorhonse.
The deep design of this little
trick became evident soon. The
wife takes her residence from that
Of her husband, and ny thi. little
arrangement the East Haddam
folks were relieved of the care Of
one pauper, whom they saddle on
the Preston folks. The latter are
not disposed to submit to this
patiently, but are urging the Leg
islature fof the State to pass a
special law protecting them from
their neighbours: sharp practice.
1t promises to make a very pretty
little fight.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

A CHINESE paper is to be start.
ed in San Francisco, and the type
for it is now on its way hither.
The paper will be published 10y
Tho Six Companies' OF San Fran.
cisco, and the leading Cinnamon
whose petition to the San Fancis.
CO Board OF Supervisors in refer
ence to the "pig tail" ordinance
has elected so much favorable
criticism, are toj do the writing
for the paper. Like every newly,
started paper, this has its mission;
and that mission is to convince
the Chinese in this country that
they must reform some of their
habits, and to explain to them
thoroughly the. relations they bear
to American wOrkmen.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment
of certain sum Of money, secured TO he paid
by acertain indenture Of Mortgage bearing
date the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1874,
made and executed by Jefferson j. Tanner
and Minnie G. Tanner his wife, Of Chase
Township, Coanty of Lake and State of Mich.
igan, of the first part, to Clark and Simpson,
of Reed City, County Of Osceola and State Of
Michigan, party Of the second part, which
said Mortgage was duly recorded in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Lake and State Of Michigan, on
the 10th day of December, A. d. 1872, at
twelve o'clock, NJ, in Liber one Q) Of Mort
cages on page, 26 and q; on which said
Mortgage there Is claimed to be due ut the
date of this notice, the sum Of Four hundred
and sixty-seven dollars and fifty-tw0 cents,
($tG7 52) and also Fifty dollars (Sb0l as an
Attorney fee specified in said Mortgage to be
paid i'm case proceedings should be taken to
foreclose the same and no proceedings at law
or in equity having been instituted to recover
the said sum so remaining secured or any
part thereof.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that by
virtue of power Of sale in said Mortgage
contained aud in pursuance Of the statute in
such a case made and provided, the land and
premises described in said Mortgage, to-wit F.:
All that certain tract or parcel Of land ~
ing and being in the County Of Lake and State
of Michigan, and known and described as
follows, to-wit: A certain Lot commencing
ten (1O) rods west Of the northeast corner Of
Section No. eight (s), running ten (l0) rods
south, then eight (S) rods west, then ten (l0)
rods north, then eight ts) rods east to the
place of beginning Of said Section eight (S),
Town. seventeen (l7) north of Range
eleven q y west, will be sold to the highest
bidder, at the South door Of the Court House
in the Township Of Chase, County Of Lake
and State of Michigan, on
Saturday the 10Th day of July. A. d. 1873,
at one o'clock p m, of that day, said Court
House being the place of holding the Circuit
Court in, and for said County Of Lake; to
pay the amount due on said Mortgage, and
costs, charges and expenses allowed by law
including said Attorney fee Of fifty dollars
;S5O) provided for in said Mortgage.
CLARK & SIMPSON, Mortgages.
w. II. PALMER, Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated, April nth, 1873.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

YESTERDAY afternoon the neigh
borhood of Fourth and Morgan
streets was startled by an explo.
sion. In an instant great volumes
of smoke were seen issuing from
the grocery store of Prosper, Otto
e Co., and crowd quickly as
sembled to sec what it was all
about. Mr.. Otto was seen inside
in rather q dilapidated condition.
Most of his clothes were torn
from Lis back, and the remainder
were on fire in various places.
The solution Of the matter was
that Mr.. Otto had been killing
flies. Being troubled with pests,
he thought to induce them to
leave through the moral suasion
of gunpowder smoke. To this
end, he lighted a piece Of paper
and undertook to pour soue pow.
der on it from a two pound flask,
but the powder was a little too
quick for him, and taking advant-
age 81 his misplaced confidence,
went into the strategy business on
it's own account. Mr.. Otto got
pretty well siLgcd, and his hair
and eyebrows were totally demon
allied, but otherwise he was not
injured. except some eight burns
on hrs hands and face. He was
ehortly afterwards conveyed I'd
his residence. There were a couple
OF ladies in the store a few min
utes before the explosion, whom
Mr.. Otto proposed to enlighte
as 10 the best mode Of killing
flies, but when they saw the pow.
der-fask they concluded that dis
lance would lend enchantment ia
the view, and hastily left. BY
some oversight, VIC did not learn
the result of the experiment o.,
the flies. -N. Louis Republican
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

' The Washington Star says !:
The President never draws his
salary himself, but receives it
through the First National Bank
to which he has given a power
Of attorney, aud the money is al
ways drawn from tile Treasury by
the cashier of that bank and
placed to the credit of the Pres
ident, in the bank. Tho warrants
for the salary Of the President
and Vice President are made out
Of the Treasury every month, the
former under the law receiving
S4.166,66 per month, and the
latter 1888. 33. Members of the
Cabinet are paid from rolls OF their
respective departments, and re-
ceipt therefor the same as all other
employees. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

Tie Regents have refused to
appoint homeopathic professors in
the University, and formally re-
asserted their absolute control IN.
der the State Constitution of the
entire management of that insti-
tuition. In our ideas Of medicine
we are and always have been
strongly of the alopathlc belief ;
but we unhesitatingly say that the
action of tho Regents is contemp-
tibly small and illiberal and dis
plays spirit Of old;fogy egotism
that is repreliensible in the ex-
treme. 1t is a piece with the
shallow excuses for breaking laws
that the whisky.scllers use in car.
ryiDg on their nefarions traffic
unconstitutional - because it dis.
agrees with their egotistical ideas
and preiudices. Osceola Outline.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

The very boy you have heard
about, who. disobeyed his father
and went swimming, lives in
Richmond, Va, and his father
said to the wicked boy: "You've
been a swimming" The wicked
boy said: III hain't." The pa said:
"YOu have, cir, and you have got
your shirt, on t'other side out"
"Pshaw." said the wicked boy,
"that shirt got turned wrong side
out getting over the fence" ''}
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

New ALBANY. Ind, June %. -
abont 2o'clOck this morning a
mob, estimated at from % TO 40
of masked and heavily armed men,
went to the Jail at Salem, Ind,
and demanded the keys of the Jail
from the Deputy Sheriff. lie re-
fused them. They found the key
to the outside door Of the Jail and
then took a sledge hammer and
knocked the fastenings from the
cell door in which was Delos Uet.
from, confined for the murder of
ID. Halstead a few days ago. Hef.
from showed fight, but retreated
to the inner cell, when the mob
threw fire balls into the cell, and
while they were burning shot, at
him, two or three shots hitting
him. There were % OF 90 balls
picked up in the cell where Hef-t
from stood. After wonuding him,
they took him to the railroad
bridge, abont three rods from the
depot, and shung him. Abont 4
o'clock Heffron was taken down.
At the coroner's inquest, the ex-
aiming surgeon said the shots
which hit Heffron would not pro-
duce death.
Heffron kept drinking q saloon,
and was an active Democratic
politician, and known as o desper
ate character. He had many bitter
enemies and some warm friends.
Some years ago be killed q man
named johnson, whose widow
afterward married. She is now
again a widow by violence. The
people of Salem and vicinity had
fears that Heffron would be lynch
cd. A few nights since two bodies
OF men rode Into town from oppo-
site directions, reconnoitored the
place and departed. The impress
ion prevails that the mob was com
posed of the same men who hing
The Renos. The action Of the
Court last Thursday,in continuing
IIeffi on's case to the next term,
wac taken as an indication that
lie would escape punishment
for his crime, as I've did on pre-.
vioos occasion, when, it is said,
he got of by means Of a packed
jury.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03
Auction Sale!
on JUNE GOTH, 1878.
AT AT GENESEE ST.,
EAST SAGINAW, MICH,

The FLINT & PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY Cox.
PANY will unless charges are paid and goods re-
moved prior to that date) cell by public auction
the aforementioned unclaimed freight and bag
G Elis, box; Henry Lingham. cart: T Duck
Briggs, viola box; Mason, stove; y X Wilson
/ mower; & Paddington, boxes; II Gould,
box; ID II jerome, bundle C stuff; Paine,
sled.:J Swoop Co.. box stanley o. stove Tow
Bros, . boxes; J 4 Adams, 2 boxes; s WEIGH, !
box; Il Thompson, ! crimp machine; Delphi
castings; Bartlett, Mcintosh Co., shingle
bag barrel, barrel Dapplcs, ! bag. o & c.;
sherrs, box; WIN Callum, barrels; Peter Ar.
roya, bnndle; s " Look, boxes; w ID Hoag,
barrel; K Bigncll, barrel, bundle forks, &c; b
dies binds;J W Curry, set slsighs; p hester, 3
sleigh hunks; w Charles, bundle paper; DIR Gram
dial, barrel oil; Ow Seymour, I box; Chas Fill,
coffin; L Eldridee barrel; Lawrence;
paper; 7: Carn,s, box; Coon = seats; Taylor
q Smell, heater; Bell: apple barrels; A
Brainard. 2 boxes books; II Mansfield, empty
ton, 1 boxes; j DAILY. barrel; d Slater, box;
Ta hySa' fssSSy'i barrel dVa G
& Hcndy, bundle iron; r. Blackmcr. I kettle. I
spider, gridiron;J IIancc, sbarrels apples; T
Nester 1 oil can: W Hacket, box; G Warren,
y barrel; 7 Smith, 6 barrels; 8 Miller, bundles
rakcs; II. I box; All Clark, barrel l. Broden, 2
barrels; L Betz, u cad tobacco; Crawford House,
I box; + A Hough, box;E Barcum, ! barrel; l
Hawley mower; + Rowland, oven; r q, ! bar
rel; o h q Smith, barrel; Brockway, kettle; d
Mackintyrc, l box, ] saw; Winnikic & Bro,
bundle seighs; G. & Il Spencer, lever; " W 5ck-
ins, pails tobacco; + Benjamin, 2 saws; Stinson
& Il, 2valvcs: ICockburn. stove; p, box
w Irving, NJ 7 barrel; Nester, keg; Palm,
kegs; + Mills, kcg; no name. stoves OK yoke,
4 axles, l bundle blankets, bundle rope. snatch
block, 2 window sasbcs, box and bed, 2 bundles
gistcr. 4pcs stonc, Sboxes, bis; wenona. box;
u = Weaver, box; II Scott. bed ends; w II
Howard, 3 D crates, II Lane, box rigging
blocks; Graham, Q chairs; j. Kirby, seat; j
Ncstcr. 2barrels; A Chapcn, barrel; Spcok,
barrels; o, jar; r. box glass; G, box glass;
Puff,r, I box, ] stove; Nell, spring; X II, lot
tubing; Bunard, l OK yoke; Crone, box; w &
j, Ibox; VI Stevens, box; G Schultz, box.
No name, ! black trunk, rcd trunks, 2 hair
trunks, box tobacco, I kussctt trunk, I black
trunk I leather trunk, I box, zink tank, Rms
zett yaIice, pair shoe packs, tool chest, 4 um.
brcllas parasols, pair mems boots. pair boys
boots 2 drab shawls,l brown shawl, I muskrai
null I silk mixed coat. horse carts, I ecarf, IL
parcels. sachcls. paper box. 10 satchcls; Inns
set trunk, check 70; trunk, cheek ITO; box
$751; carpet bag, check $40; satchel check s.
Sale tn begin at 10 o'clock a. m. SGT.
&C. KIMI3ALI-, 6up't.
S-19
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-03

BARNuN advcrtises too much SO
the other circus men say, and they
are going to try TO suppress him.
A meeting OF the principal circns
proprietors is to be held OF the
Fonrlh of July at New York, to
consider tho matter. They say
that Barnu'n by his extravagant
system Of advertising his show,
has ruined the business of all the
smaller exhibitions, and that a
combination must be formed
against him. Seeing that Bar
NUNS protitsgare greater than the
gross rcce pts of any other com
pany, he will probably be able to
stand it. This at least shows to
business men that it pays to adj.
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