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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-12
Ellsworth,

Thos, S. Langridge is now a
legally qualified Notary Public.
We took ramble the other
day on the plains, in the western
part OF this township, where we
found tracts of land which might
be placed in a state of cultivation,
with but little labor. There 10 a
vast amount of land in Towns ~,
aud 13 Vest, that, without fanfar
onade, would make as pleasant
homes as the county affords, which
are up to this time snoccupied.
Those piains are pleasantly wa
tered by hexuous streams which
render them beautiful to behold.
We also discovered a beautiful
lake, fully as handsome as the one
upon which the Town Cemetery
is situated, there we called a halt
and by the use of fizgig, we
caught pickerel aud a lumber
of nice bass which we found very
pleasant to the taste. We found
some swamp, but that is necessary
in which to grow our cedar timber.
And upon the whole we saw no
land but what may DO made Of
use to man.
We have no store in this town.
ship.
]. w. Howe, sometimes gives
medical assistance to the affi cted;
il is said, so far, with good results.
Our post office is like q bow
without string as We have no
mail carrier, and il appears that
we cannot get the postmaster al
Ashton to understand where Ma.
rietta is.
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Mr.. LINUS TANNER has taken
charge ofthe Chase Hotel. Mr..
Tanner is an experienced landlord;
his knowledge of the wants OF the
travelling, community com bined
with lis gontlemanly mani ers
and social qualities, will be highly
appreciated by the citizens in this
portion of the county and those
who visit our town.
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CHASE post office has been re-
moved from Tanners store to Will
liam Munford's. Mr.. Muntord
has charge of the Office and is
fitting it up in good style and or
der to the credit of our new post
master.
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Written for the Lake County Star.
A RGQlum.
Br RODNEY RUSTIC.


Childhood's happy days are past
Never more can they return,
have reached my prime at last,
And old age can now discern,
Youthful days were spent in pleasure,
Now full oft my tears will flow,
Thinking Of the darling treasure,
That l lost so long ago.
Precious darling how, loved thee;
Sunshine ever round thee hung,
Pure as the heavens above thee;
But the angels called thee home.
Yes, they called, and thou hast left me,
Sad and lonely is my lot;
But tits God who hath bereft me,
To his will murmur not.
For know thy soul for me will wait,
In that land of peace and love,
Till shall reach the pearly gate,
Of Paradise above.
ELLSWORTH, May 25th, 1879.
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WE have received copy Of the
Lake County Star, an eight COL
umn paper just started at Green
Dell, Lake County, and published
by Radcliffe e. Co. We like iis
tone and appearance. and cheer
fully place Il on our X list. = Inf
mans Manistec Times.
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TRE new Manisteo Times, Rich
nrd uoffinan's flank movement,
is on our table, and is handsome
as any new thing can be. Sue
cess to the Times. There is pluck
aud talent enough behind it to
carry it through. Richards him
self again"
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A LITTLE girl attending the
South street school has lately had
her dinner stolen. No clue could
he Obtained to tho thief, although
Il was south with iears. Finally q
mild plan was bit upon. A tenn
pting dcughnut with a filing Of
cayenne pepper was placed IN her
pail ard the result watched. Be :
foro noon a little boy was seen at
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-12

PAINT has made its appearance
in town. G. w. Joiner & Son
have had their new house nicely
painted; others should take pat
tern.
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s>O@s<-
DANIEL DREW IN A PET.-Daniel
Drew 10 one Of the pillars of the
wealthy St. Paul's Methorist Epis.
copal Church on Fourth avenue,
and almols every Sunday for many
years he may have been seen pass
ing the contribution. box among the
congregation. Now it happens that
several Of the numerous members
of the Harper tirmQho wellknown
publishers) are also prominent
members in the same church.
You will remember that few
weeks stree the Weekly contained
carica'ure Of the venerable spec
ulator. This, So report says, SO
annoyed aud angered Mr.. Drew
that he has ever since refused to
enter the door of st. Paul's, The
matter has been the subject OF no
little discussion in Methodist cir
cles. The outside public are, how
ever, disposed to look upon. 1t as a
joke, att the same time expressing
much surprise that Daniels mental
hide has at last been entered by a
newspaper bal. Heretofore he has
been regarded as indifferent and
invulnerable to such attacks. But
he may be like Tweed in respect,
unmindfnl of printers ink, but
susceptible to the caricaturist's
pencil. at-venerable chief once
said Git was in 1870 that he did
not care what the newspaper said
of him, because nine.ienths of his
supporters could not read. But
when it came to the picture of him
all could use their eyes, lie ad-
ded that Mast had caricatured him
so much he began to think some
imesthat he really looking like
the representations of HMM liar.
per's Weekly.-Neao York Letter.
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INGERsoLL's LIFE OF GREELY.
We call attention to the adver.
tisement Of the Life and Times OF
Horace Greedy" a work of which
L. D. Ingcrsoll is author, aud the
Union Publishing Co., publishers.
We judge from the table Of con-
tents, and advan &C sheet. Of this
book, to DO issu ed May LIST, that
it will be the Life of Horace Gree
ley which the people will above
all other want. 1t Ia full, graph.
ic, truthful, impartial work Of
interest and value to men Of all
parties. Mechanically, it will be
the handsomest book for general
circulation evor published in
America; magnilicently illustrated
and beautifully bound. We can
safely say it will be one of the best
and cheapest of all American
publications. Get ready to buy a
cory.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-12

AtJacksOn-CIOse connections are made with Mich
igan Central. Jackson, Lansing l. Saginaw, and
Grand River Valley Railroads.
At Joncsville-with Lake Shore s. Michigan
Southern Railroad.
At Waterloo-Wih Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern (Air Liue,.
At Fort Wayne-With Pittsburg Fort Wayne &
Chicago; Toledo Wlbash & Western and Fort
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati I; and Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort Wayne Raifroads.
w. A. ERNST, Supt
j. y. FOLEY, General Ticket Agent.
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Mr.. MOORE has his new store
completed, and has gone east to
purchase full stock of goods.
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TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME.

The best New Road in tho U. 81
Direct connections North to Saginaw,
Lansing and all Northern and Western
Michigan.
Direct connections South to Cincinnati,
indianapolis, and all points south and
Southwest; also all Eastward points.
Through trains are run between Jack
son Il TT. Wayne and between Jackson
ard Saginaw, Grard Rapids, and Chicago.
Trains on this Road are run by Chicago
time.
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RANDALL & BRO. have COM
menced the erection and construc-
tion Of a steam saw mill, three
miles west of Chase village.
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Clubbing Rates.

There may be some subscriber
who would prefer to club with the
Star by taking some other paper
or periodical. We will send the
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The undersigned have a good threshinrg
machine AMI separator for sale. 1t is nearly
new, in goo orler, and will be sold at a bar
gain. Apply to Henry Gerhardt or John
Csrhardt, Jersey, Mich.
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Sss tnAs County stnr.
RADCLIFFE 1 CO., Publishers
CHASE, LAKE CO., MICH.
Term. "a per Year.

Regular Agents and Correspondents -
d. A. LArHaoP, Chase; JONI GRIcE, Els
worth; ]. @. HICKS. Baldwin.
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Furniture Store.

The undersigned has opened Furniture
Store aud is receiving n large stock Of
furniture; and he intends to keep on
hand a general assortment Of Furniture OF
superior quality, and OF all kinds suitable
for this market which propose TO sell
cheap for ready pay. have on hand and
intend to keep every thing in tho Purni-
turc line
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What Nextf Then great Juvcnile Magazine
30 cents year with a. /rplendid 81 90 Chrome,
free. Specimen, cts. II Raise n clubi Say where
Chicago. 59-2o,
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The pump, working it in lively
manner. Ii seemed il he had two
hundred pairs of arms he could
have used them. The fire was
put ont, however, and enough OF
the structure saved TO take across
the knee for few minutes. - Dan
Jurv Nelcs.
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LIrrLETcN, N. H., boasts ofsome
5000 cubic feet Of snow DRIFT on
the sunny southern side ola fence,
whilst on the bleaker northern side
of the same fence agriculturists in
their shirtsleevcs have just finished
planting potatoes,
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Con- MISSIONS lave been received

Con- MISSIONS lave been received
by the County Clerk OF OIccola,
for the following Notarics Public:
James A. S.aymaker Cassius o. Trumbull,
Joseph w. Ash, joseph S.yles, Laban J.
Lemcrt, james N. .Collcster, Joseph k. Kel.
logg, Thomas T. Dellzcll, Peter Doran, Peter
Bittner, Luther s. Fillmore, Daniel Marsh
Edward G. Raymond, James E. Bevins, Jo-
soph Holmes, Walter Il. Palmer, Merritt A.
Thompson, Price s. Holdridge, Linus T.
Stevens, John +. Radcliffe, George Hume,
Robert Dermont, William Dcrmont, William
J. Townsend, Belah G. Moulton, Milton w.
Stewart, James C. Carswell, William II. Al
len, Amos G. Tenant. e
The county clerk notifies those
who do not call for their commits
sions by June &C.; that he will
then return the commissions to
the State Authorities.
GROVE MEETING.-We have re-
ceived from Rev. S. IL. Smith,
of N. T., notice that he will hold
a grove meeting, on the banks of
the n uskegon, to commence on
the 18th of June, at 81 o'clock p.
m. A general invitation rs extern.
ded to all Of every name and or
der to come and "bring all your
tithos and offerings into the store
house, and try ME says God,
and see ii | will not bless you"
Let every body turn ont and hear
Smith.
MILLER's HOTEL. -For.conven-
fence and hardness to the depot,
the new hotel, north of the rail-
road, in this place, is ahead of all
cotempories. It is a tasty bull
ding, entirely new, and will be
opened to the public about the
first Of July. it is intended by
the proprietor, w. Ii. Miller,
to make his hotel a frst-rate stop
ping-place. The rooms are
divided off with view to making
travellers and boarders thorough.
ly at home. 1t has the largest
dining-room in town, and the
culinary department. will not fail
to keep the tables well supplied
with all the Injuries and ediblcs
usually to be found in good hotels.
When open to business, Miller's
Hotel will secure it's full share Of
popularity and patronage.
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Slntr Fcmalc Cnllrre.

We had the pleasure uf attending a part 81
the commencement e]Ssrt.r. " the State r..
male college. Memphis Tenn This week W.
wets present Oh Wednesday night and endowed
tbs mti1lmma entitled The Festival N ths
Reese very much "a 90 % the different mr,
were Ncll tcnlfrti. Tho stIutitaty vas i..
h,etel hy Miss Fannie Armstrong y th
county, being happily worried and uIi ct 81.
4utte taste and hrsuty. and delivered in a
graceful and appropriate manner. The entire
programme wu vell netsi and reflected rrs,t
credit upon ihc young ladies Quite y number
Of faHrR ladies graduated, among them vi.
Belle Hudson " ibis county We wsrt proud
uf our county representative IN Misses Fannie
Armstrong. belle l%lHi.an. Hattie Wilson and
ltri Mitchell uhp have son for ihrmssl,ss
lift muk IN Che rfuf. surt " their siuiies
W rrErs' lint w. taail Dot D, present 90 hear
The rtlciiyioty allrsss to The graduating
rEHas
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Editorial Notes.

The commencement eXcrcitos O
the University Of Mississippi prom
Use TO be the mos, interesting held
since the war, and a large attend.
anee OF visitors will be present. Our
county will scnd quite a number OF
representatives.
Two colored Congressman from
South Carolina, Cain and Rausicr,
have appointed white boys to cadet.
ships nj West Point, while PIatt, a
white Congressman from Virginia,
sends u cOlOrCd boy FROM his die.
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NJ
u man VINO gets NJ the editorials
for tho Uclcnn WsrLl il ov,I,,tL, d.,
,epius In tho Ieodi,, ,,t;,l. =, ,
recent number If ,bo, manor nnJo..
the canton. .rI.lcno "a = y,,nr,l
Railroad Centre" va find ,ho l,Ilnw
inc hu,linr, c,nc,n.i,n oo.r ~.
conolIy or..lIe anal r,.;I ..a'
mont.
m. ,.rclp5..n arrived 4, er., c.,a, IN
'ideu'ioo con oa', D. tat, IT. We win onr
province CON No. r.sa,,gI'y endowed with
want. . , r,-ar.r ~ +, t.r., i'. We
,m. So ou Ionl better. III. evident. ,, a.re.
af ~ N",. q. '.'a'" 0.'og anl word
mo-. M. wrm y, ,.', ~, ,,,'i "l ,.,",, r.,
ms..ao. 1ul +. .ati ,s o,rE &. dom Gy
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The Repndialrd Bonds.

The Radical State organ at jack
ou-thc Pilot, u.cs this language in
reference to the payment OF the rc.
pudiatcd Union Bank bonds
That this debt will intimately
be paid w the state, proriicd Hc
H]fpub'ruu party rrndua III ug,rrr.
there cannot exi the shadow Of n
doubt
The Pilot is the mouth-piccc OF
The Radical party in ilis State, and
ITS expression may well be regarded
as the opinion Of the leaders Of tho
party. The Radical party are cons
mitted to this measure, and there
will be a desperate effort made in
the next legislature to pass n law
repeating the Repatriation act, aud
establishing these claims upon n
legitimate basis against the State.
The thought OF such IN action
terrible 70 entertain by any honest
citizen. 1t will entail upon the
state the payment Of over thirty
millions Of dollars rs principal,
without considering the interest Oh
Tins amount for twenty odd years
The passage Of the law will be So.
cured 10y bribery and corruption,
aud those persons who are best
posted IN the affairs Of the Radical
movements regard the precipitation
Of this cnotmou, debt upon the PEG
pie as fixed aud certain, # the Radi
cal party carry the election and oh,
tain a majority in the Legislature.
It has been decided in the New
England States aud many others.
although au adverse ruling has been
held in this State, that the private
property OF every member OF a cor
porailon or municipality may be
taken for the public debt Of the cor
rowtion or municipality, and u
State is nothing more nor less than
a corporation, and4iuder this ruling
ol tho courts, the private property
Of every citizen in the State is and
will be liable 10 be- seized for the
payment Of this State indebtedness.
With the Radical party committed
to the payment ofthis debt, aud the
Legislature bought up 70 pass the
bill removing the bar to the col.
lection Of the indebtedness, how
Easy is il, we ak, under the same
influence, TO control the members of
the Supreme Court Of the State, the
majority being members ofthe Rad.
ical party, and committed with the
party, TO follow the ruling Of the
judiciary Of the Eastern States, aud
subject the property Of individuals
to the payment OF this uonstrous in.
lebtedncss, which nov equals one.
halt the cash valuation Of the entire
property in the State. The Supreme
Court Of the United States have in.
clined to concur in the opinion that;
the private property Of members OF
n corporation may be taken for a
public debt.
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Mr. A. y. Moore. Of Marshall
county, won the first honor at the
recent examination In the University
Of Mississippi, and will deliver the
salcdic,ory address to the gradua.
ting class gu the 9Th instant.
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We regret to learn that Mrs.
SalIic Ada Vance has been com.
PEELED to resign her position d.
editor OF the Lexington Advertiser
on accounted the inability Of the
pubIj hers 90 pay her for her valu
able services. We hope that she
may soon find q moro extended field
for the display Of her line literary
talents. She made the Advertiser
while under her control, one OF the
best papers in the State, and hcr
parking Wit, learning and cultiyl-
ton so adorned her writings NJ to
make them n treat to all elias es Of
readers.
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Strayed or Stolen.

ous hay horse about fourteen h.nds bIsb
IN lean order. SPARE built The name b,rg,
on The Ien side. with collar marss agyl .b,ui
sy years Has ordinary raf.s. paIks vsrv
slow Was last seen near Tome on tho u,w
rhis rad travelling towards usmrhis A.,
information leading 90 the rrcovtry Of the br-s.
will b highly appreciated
AdiruS, SOFAS pFtFnsnx. care
~. VS. Etspmru
u.sma4fE. IT.
Msv t-tb isff "U@
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Western publisher gave notice that he
ui.Ldcl 20 stpcnd tiny dollars ior tie pur.
rvc n rrtiinr up . new bead hr the paitr
The NEXT isy. one IT bis subscribers sent h-l
The iollovi ing note. "nunt d. H. Better
kssr the money, aul buy q mes head fot The
Editor.
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Wcvrrr r1rDuly ar.-f .Iu Naf.
.IIu IE CyI.nr r.T. C0upI. lUo
.Ira lIarln l rLo A aaiIun. anI
other momnrr al the rrp wIo haI
prrrrI.d TlrA bayu,
pcrn IN sc..,on during fho day, the
B annual outIou. d 9,a. pooms. clc
wore drIyrrd Al thr orrr, hon.o
nt pigb. the bni dinp Ma.
wen hIcl b. the citizens
Of the rown and Inc prca
Tho or.tiou Of Colonel A. s. liar
pcr was Gno .tu,cs rigbt. .pac.b
orubo IcH,r.opian.CnIho order
and v,pIJ boyc Lc.p rooprlol ma n
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RngrAAs RANDOLPH lalwt.
sirdls, Hivajum tLR,a.

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Judge A. NJ. Clayton has been
elected President Of the Red Noun.
tain Iron Works In Alabama.
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NOTICE!
D. s INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXES.

TIL Inv Of December q. 1872 REQUIRES
every person engaged IN any business asugs.
ton. % employment which renders him liable
10 a Special ItS, 90 procure and place con.
spicnously In bis establishment or place VI
hdHuSis = stamp dsnuiiug the payment Of
said Special Tax before commencing business
The taxes embraced within The provision Of
the law above quoted are the following. ,f
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sheriff Sale.

BY virtue Nj writ u rsndi syronas 10 nj
lirr'tsd frum The CLERK 1. the Circuit Court 3
Pamela County, Mississippi. in The suit d \
?. Wright plaintiff. ". J. T Kshos asi ] e
Duvall, defendants witl on Mlnis, The IN
DAY Of July, 1874, that being he hts' Nsn1sr
in sail month. sell 70 ihs highest bidder 10,
cash. in lrout Of the court house door in M
town Of Sariis ons-thiri interest owned II
defendant J. 2 Dutall. in the following de-.
tbcl town let lying AMI being H. the 'awH
Of Sariis snt known and designated as isi No
: in blosk 10 a. and levied On hs the prurei.
y = saii defendant } g. nuvali. 10 s,tisfr
ssid verdi stronai and al crsts. sale uiihin
fHWFH Unnrs.
ians-7.,ls Z oZAsSE shshs.
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cures the above female complaints, and al
other troubles that afiieI Old or young, mar
ried o. Jingle females.
1t at once arouses and iuyigoratcs the female
frame, giving strength To the weak aud feeble,
building up the cmaciatei, quicling the der.
'ous imparling life and buoyancy to the dull
and %li'tesai relieving pain, regulating the
liver and howell and otherwise gathering up
and restoring the shattered female c]onstitl-
ton. Sold 3 mglgaaa. and druggists eycfy.
whore. Address
Dr. Up. DRONGOOLE,
rrup'r, Memphis Tenn.
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IIhT1IJOH
ENGIlOH
BITTERS.

n INFINITE multitude Of diseases walt
- upon woman footsteps from the cradle
b. the grave md 20 long - she exposes her.
sell 10 the various yicIssitulos Of The weather,
and oyer.changing SCIENCES Of life llful t%olies.
20 ,ong wil, She be the recipient Of troubles
peculiar to her sex Bat few ladies IRE *.
pmpt from some form of female complaint.
The diseases and symptoms Of ONE Of those
affections alluded to. are az follows: Chloro-
ais or Green Sickness, al Irregularities, llys-
%terics Pslpitaiion, Sick Headache, Difficulty
IF Breathing smoiheting Sensations Prolap-
sus, Ulteri and liberation. cold feet and hands,
Giddrucss and Swimming Of the Head, Pain
IN The side AID back, low spirits and mclnn.
choIy Mental and Physical Prostitution, Wake
nlnes7i Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid
Liver and all that class Of chronic complaints
peculiar to the female sex. The peculiar and
valuable combination known as Drom-
coolies
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% 70 Jefferson Street,

urifrs by mail promptly attend i %. and
work shipped 10 amy part Of Tho United
states iuuit.Hm
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ANY rerson who shall tail 10 comply with
The hrys log requirements will te subject to
severe penalties.
Special taN payers arr reminded that they
must make application 70 the Deputy Collector.
and ru'curc stamps, without vaiuug tor
further notice, EP HATCH
Collector 81. nisirc, Mississippi.
Holly Springs Mss
Application shouldbs made 10 u. j Harding
Deputy Collector. utn will rrri,c taxes end
Issue STAMPS 81 Sarlis. on The 18th Of Nav
and constantly thereafter.
nav.if-tv
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\ maiden Ash faTa
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Sales July ], 1851.

piy. Of See. $ T RDiy. of Sec. S 7
Town OF ptu0lu E-
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-23

BIGGs HOUSE, PoRTsMoUTH.-We
take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of the travelling public to this
Hotel, located in the center of the
city, opposite the steamboat land,
ing, of which Messrs, PRENDERGAsT
& JENNINGS are proprietors. 1t is
without doubt the best Hotel in this
State. The chief features of the
House are the comforts and accom-
modations bestowed upon its guests.
The gentlemanly proprietors spare
no pains or expense to make all feel
at home; and we would say to the
public that If they once stop at the
Biggs House, they willbe sure to
make it their future stopping place
when occasion may bring them to
that city. Since the opening Of the
House, April IS, 1872, the increase
in their business has been such
that they have purchased and re
furnished the Warner House in that
city, and are conducting it also in
first class style, with Mht s. L.
MITCHELL as Clerk. See card Of
Biggs House in this paper. rs tl