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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10
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The best mode to treat horse iistem-
per is to feed plenty of bran fnaslles,
aud poultice the throat with bran or
tnrnips, and as soon as the swelling
begins to soften, ii it does not break,
ii should be opened with knife. Also
smoke the nostriis with old boot lcath-
er, in d kettle or tin, once d day, which
helps TO loosen the discharge from
those parts. DO not get him wet or
exposed TO cold. and he will certainly
will come round alright.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

OFFICE. --On the Corner Market ana IA.
nd street 4, overthe Post Once.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Sailing around pear trees, 10 prevent
the blight, is becoming a general prac-
lice. From four hundred to six hun
dred pounds 10 the acre are regularly
applied each year. with satisfaGtory
results. a correspondent writes as
follows on this subject:
last spring put small shovelful
of refuse material from the salt works
which is composed, believe, Of salt,
time AMI a>h---around d, fourteen yeAr-
old pear tree. 1t has made q very
thrifty growth, and the leaves are all
free from blight or spot, and have q
very glossy, healthy look while 9th
ers Of the same. lot, manfred with
barn-yard manure, have grown hat lit
tie, and the foliage is spotted and dull.
Now, il no i'll effect can be attributed
to the barn-yard manure. II would
seem that the difference in these Gfecs
was owing TO the salt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Cayenne pepper. mustard or ginger
can, with great benefit, be added to the
food of fowls. to increase their vigor.
and to stimulate egg productions. This
apparently artificial diet. win be seen
TO be natural if we remember that,
Wild birds oil the gallinaceons species
get access to very many very highly,
spiccd berries and buds articles tAst
give the game flayor.s to their 1esh.
The ordinary food Of the domestic
fowls not, indeed, entirely without
some such addition since there ismore
or less of an aromatic principal ia
wheat, Indian corn and all other grAins.
Nevertheless, it is not sufficient In
quantity TO supply the place of the
stronger spices, a taste for which Is 4
part OF the fowls inherited constitM-
ton. A moderate quantity of cayenne
etc, added 10 the ground grain is at
ways productive Of good. health, and
thrift in poultry,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

The fellows who forced Horace
Greeley to say that he should reward
those who supported him If elected,
making no distinction among those
who had been democrats or republi-
cans, sneeringly allude to Grants ap-f
pointments in their relation to the
Civil Service rules. This is the chief
stock in trade Of democratic journals,
. very old tune with which they have
been familiar for years.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Tho instructions to Revenue Collec-
tors will be ready in three weeks, and
will be issued in pamphlet form. The.
present books are unsuitable under the
new systcm, and an entire new set will
take their place. The forms are now
being devised, and no delay is expect
cd in receiving the last assessment lists
Of the assessors, the 30th Of April be-
ing the time allowed in which to pre-
pare them. The law provides that
after that time all special taxes shall
be paid by stamps.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10
The Courier Job Department,
EUmplele y IT'D now
TYPES AND PRESSF

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
From Visiting Card TO Mammoth Poster
executed Ia Good style, Eastern prices and
work duplicated,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
The Ne,cs says that Pontwate r
will raise over $500 for 4 b of July
cXpe nses
What is Intilt,

Daring the earlier Visits OF tho
royal family in Balnoral, Prince
Albert, dressed ina very simple
manner, was crossing one VI the
Scotch lakes in u steamer, and
was curious to note everything re.
latin. t. the vessel, and among
other things, the cooking.
Approaching the galley"
where a brawny Highlander was
attending to the culinary matters,
he was attracted by tho savory
,dors Of a compound known by
the Scot Gilman rs ''h"Mge.podg-,"
which the Highlander was pre-
pairing.
"What is thatg" asked the
Prince, vino was not known TO the
cuOk. 5.r M
"IIodgc rodse, sir," was tile
reply +" ~ ~ 20 '
"How :s that made Z" was the
next question.
"Why, there's mutton intil't,
and turnips intil't, aud
"Ycs, yes" said the prince
wh" hal not learned that "intil't'
means "'nto H." expressed by the
contraction ''intil't," "but what is
inti,', :"
why, there's mn'tou intil't,
and ,turniis intirt, and carrots in
tilt, and"
"Ycs, see: but What is in
tirti" T."
"rhe. IN an looked at bin, and
seeing that the prince was seri-
ous, replied.
"fhcre's mutton intilf and turn.
ips intil't, and-"'.
Yes, certainly. / know" urged
the inquirer "but what is intirt
T. intiltr as m 4 40,
"lc dait gowkI' yelled fho
Highlander. lwamlishtNy his big
spoon, Fam | ma tcllin We What's
intil'tl There's muIton iutil't,
aud = " 'ot'e
Here tile interview was brought
to close by one ct tho Princes
snite, who was fortunately passing,
who STEPPED in 70 save Ills royal
l'ighness from being raped over
the head with big spoon, in his
search for infor,nation FROM the
c'Wk. -, i.., 4 81
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

CHICAGO has n war brewing
over the h~er qucsti"n. A state
temperance law positively 2roiib
i's the sale 1t Intoxicating liquors
OH Sunday. aud this has been en-.
torced Whenever violated. The
sal'on kcc era, however, begin ="
tire of this interference with their
business. aud have formed u Union
which Friday last received to
openly defy the law. Tier res-
oIn ion 10 MT based Wlwn any
tccI,nicsIi,y involving the INC "
stifutionality oftl,e law, but dslib
craze orgarixed resistance ~ snch
number No to renders its execo.iou
i,npracIica6'c until a new election
gives them an opportunity To-
clns,se sdch municipal officers AZ
will refuse to execute the law.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

BALDWIN Items.
BALDWIN. june l4. 1878

DALD"lNs Vuuo II, 1910.
A sad affair occurred here last
Sunday that 10 a burning disgrace
to humanity and a shameful bur
lesque upon the pretended civili-
satiop OF tho ago. Considerable
inquiry Of eye Witnesses and 9th
ere develop tho following facts:
Last Sunday q whiskey seller dealt
out whiskey to Mike Murphy and
three or four Swedes, and as
sometime happens. Mike got the
worse for liquor; and in the after.
noon was in u drunken stapor,
quiet and asleep, when said wills.
key seller bid him GO and liz
where he got his whiskey, at the
same time struck him heavily
with chair Owe. the head, knock.
ing him dOwn. On Mike getting
mp, the whlskey-soller dealt him
another severe blow. with the
chair, knocking him out doors.
On attempting to come in the
brute third time struck him,
with scantling, knocking him
ont doors again and leaving him
apparently dead, as bystanders
say, in the hot sand, subject to
the piercing rays Of the sun.. Some
friends finally took him into the
shade aud for some time it was
thought he would not survive.
His head and face were frightful.
ly bruised and laccrated. He has
tjnweyer. survived and 10 now out,
but bears the indellible marks Of
ithe brutal treatment. The par-
petrator Of the deed is still at
large. =, aa '''
+ The recent destruction If Joiner
& Sons mill ut Chase, viii retard
building here fer u while, as we
were depending upon getting
shingles from that mill. g..
Thomas J. Jenness, from near
Grand Rapids, is sb"ut tostart a
drug store hero, 10 connection
with &. +. .Basom on one side o.
his store. Mr.. Jcnntss goes Ia
Detroit, next Monday, Tor the
stock, he is young man Of some
years experience in the drug bus
inese, which will give the people
coufdepce, and the store will
greatly accommodate the com
inunhy. A.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
1Unlucly DAYS MatrimonY.

On the authority If tlanuscript
OF the fifteenth century. quoted
in the "B''ok Ut Days," there are
Just thirty.twO days in tho year
upnn which 1t 10 unadvisable to
iin hands. namely: Seven III
January, three in each February
March aud December, two, each
IN April. June, Jnly, August, Sep
tsnber sud November, and one
IN October, 80 that j January, is the
worst and October the best month
Ter committing inatri,nopy., the
actual unlucky days being these:
January ], 2, as, Z, ~, l5:- Feb,
rusry 6, 8. Is; March 1, O., 8;
April 6, H.; May s, 8, 7;Jnne Z,
Is; July6. 10; August u, 1S +;
September 6 II; October 6; N"
yember Is, l6.;,apd Decembr 10,
16, II. AR to which! 10 the be t
day Of the week, why Ill -. i {.
Monday for wealth; l.tr, = d.
Tuesday for health y .
Wednesday the best day Of all, o = .
Thursday for crosses; 4 4.
Friday for losses; III, e.... .
Saturday no luck at all. e.,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

GnAmSe along, the Railway
line progresses steadily. The
work Is Somewhat he ,vicr than
was anticipated, huwever; and the
deep fills aud cuts will not he
Completed, between here and the
Osceoia county line much before
the middle fully. Green Broth
ere e Mason, and Baker e Pratt,
with the sub contractors, are push.
ing their contracts with great en-
crgy and comparative success.
The grading on both the contracts
namcd is NJ handsome as VIC ever
save, notwithstanding'the winter
work made things Look rather
Jagged aud uneven in the Spring.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

EVERYBODY seems ~ he veil
pleased with the Poet Office
arrangement. Mr.. 'Munford il
doing his bsst Is keep ii,ail mat
ter ia correct shape, ayd he has
made a,any improvements which
are appreciated. lie being only
Deputy at present, a petition hae
been sont to the Department Ia
make hlrRs full Postmaster. Tie
best citizens TSare Ifavoring the
movement.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
AN old gentleman went me day

AN old gentleman went me day
with his gun t" shoot cartridges,
accompanied by his son. Before
they approached the ground
where they, expected to find
the birds, the gun was charged
with severe load; aud when ut
last the old gentleman discovered
one OF tile birds, he took a rest
and blazed away, expecting to
see the game fall, Of C u'sr; but
not SO did it happen, for the gun
kicked with 81 mnci, force a. to
knock him over. Tho old man
got ny, and, while rubbing the
sparks cut Of his eyes, inquired
of his son, .;;Alphy, did I.ppint the
right end of the gun attl,e bircs!"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

G. W. JOINER & Son. had men
at work getting ont tirnbers for
"A new mil in four, hours after
their saw-,nill was burned down.
and they expect to bs ready for
work again inside of two months.
The engine aud boiler. were uo'
much injured, bat all i"ther una
chincry was ruined. 1t is now
cstiWated that the total loss by
the fire. including lumber and
shingles, WAS not IN .ch less then
SiUo 600. The Single, ware house
WAS nearly full o when it was coa-
sun,cd.. 80" /" 49,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

Tue Sunday Citizen, a Taper
devoted to tho interests If the
Irish people in America, has been
st@Iedin New York; We have
RECEIVED No 2, and tind,it a large,
eight-page sheet, filled with leli-
sious and secular news. Que Of
Charles Levers stories LORD
Killgo0bin," 10 commenced in this
nu'nbc-. 1t is sold by news deal.
ers throughout the country. at five
cents per copy.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19


FROM the Detroit Tribune We
learn thai the animal meeting of'
the Michigan Press Association
convened III the Supreme Court
room, ON the morning OF the 18th,
about fifty papers being represent
ted. The following officers were
elected: President..R. s, Warren,
Saginaw Enterprises Vice rresi-
DENT. Cross, Adrian Journal;
J. II. Pond, Ann Arbor Argus;
Secretary- W. S. George, Lam
sipg Republican,; Treasurer-A.
l.. ,Aldrich, Flint GloJe., Cvnsid-
cradle business Of importance was
transacted. At Z O'clock the mem.
beers accepted AT invitation To wit.
ness the drl! Of the cadets At FIRE.
mems hail. AT half-past eight
Senator Chandler received = tho
assoc alton and q large number Vi
prominent citizens At his rcsidepce
on Fort street, where an elegant
banquet was served. it..,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

/, ALL do not know that lemons
sprinklcd witirIoaf sugar almost
completely allay fcvsrish thirst.
They arc H., slnsb!c in file room.
lnvslids affected with feveristnese
can safely consume two or three
lemons . dsv. A lemon or two TINS
taken at "ica ti'ns" IL recommen.
dcd as MI entire substitnte for the
Ordinary supper If Summer, aud
will "ficn induce comfortable sleep
through the " gIh and give . good
appetite fJr breakfast.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

NEAR Herso:, last Monday,
James MsK'ns,rys fl,ree.yOar-old
by stepped into tho no, embers,
where l"g Observation-Disclosures
and terribly b,rnei HE feet and
one hand, before l,is father could
oct to him. ' ''
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

RID clover ia go common that
nobody stops to notice or admire
1t. Bur, if there ia prettier
fi,wer that grows, We do not know
Of it. just stop and take a look
at full, fresh. blown bunch OF
rcd clover. Can anything be
more beautiful than a'"so globes
Of purple aud pink and vcr,nillion;
and, it there is a white clover mat
underneath, it is simply splendid
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
.1 IrEh INfM..

! "Dear mother in Cork, l have
broke my log IN Philadelphia, go.
ing up q ladder IN New York.
The same one who would have
sent his mother a.cow but the en-
.vslope /, would not contain the
horns" lafaa.. l -4.t. ea
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

One rofosr, farmer frispdf,1 inn
Chase township, bought a home
stead for s 400, has had it but
a short time, and to-day he could
take double the amount, that it
cost him. lie calls it worth el200,
Who wants to make money fastH
er than that! :, ,.-, So; y,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

J nNSY, the minister's son, went
10 his father Que morning, directly
after family Worship, saying, "Fa.
Their, while you were PRAYING l
saw a man stealing grspes."
"Well," said the good man, ''lf
you had been praying ton, you
would not have sce0 him."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

VIZ have received r M. 2 2 Of
the Lake County Star, published
NJ Green dell, Lake County, Ly
Radcliffe & Gu. Il is an eight
colnrun sheet, api well filed with
local news. I S,,eceas ID, the pab-
fishers. Man,stee Standard.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

SoME fair hand has written IL
us III. know, who arc the ",narri
ageable young men, Of Herscy.
We take the greatest pleasure in
c"rnPlyiny with tl,srequcst. So,
we have sent ier'a list OF about
thirty names, from which she eau
make q selection.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

A LADY recently applied to a
fife Insurance oynpsny for p pos
i'ion as agent. When asked what
her qualifications, were she
touch, q her 'ni',lhsiing clcck.
She was ems 'gcJ.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

! AGREAr IoRRoR Done AWAY
WIrH. House cleaning is a grea,
horror to niue men out II every
ten. When Mat tine comes the
"ncn folks" ss a rule, give the
d"restic hearth q "wide berth.
Oceans ct suds tho product u
tors s1sap-faihy a sod every
part oe,he house, The woman,
from tI'e mistress down, labor as
they never worked before, and
what with the discomfort, the
smell Of suds and tho da,npnese,
and not nufreqncnt sickness, the
product vi colds and overwork.
rnastersare generally disagreeabIs
Tic simple nee Of Sapolio Instead
Of soap does a*ay with all this
discomfort. II hixhtsns the labor
a hundred per cent. because It re-
movcs dirt, grease, Stains and epots,
with hardly any labor, with but
little ~ntcr, aud in Que tenth the
usual timcs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

DR.. POWERS has been very sue
,ssful in all the cases which he
has had in this neighborhood. He
is young physician, but he seems
to have the prestige Of success IS
wen as skillfM .psactice.t "a eSS'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

Il HE last Nh HtNry c''IIles from
Pontisc. A party Of i"rty.six
gentlemen there organized q
match. aud after q days sport
among the lskos IN the section,
the cdsstrsiing wings reported
4,O3l AMI S,sJ3, respectively, the
number IL finoy victims taken.
One If The fishermen rcIWtel
l,746 aud another captured ! ,7S5.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

In San Dotniug",he revolution
lists have been outnumbered and
compelled 10 retreat from Qnsea.
bin. When reinforced il wss
believed they would advance
again.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

MOSQUITOES are said to he more
plenty this year, than has been
known hero f,r many years. Per.
hars il is because money is scarce,
aud there arc more frequent pre-.
seiitation Of bills. ..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

The American clipper ship
Young America wen the race
with the British, clipper La Esco-
scsa, reaching Liserpool on the
18th inst in i107 days from Sau
Francisco. f sn Gtg ci'f svf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
'.r--'- Written fof the Star.
Trials Of CourtshiD. :. ,,,5,
IT euioLEY.

n 0yiaLEY. 1a
Och, Biddy medsar, =. l.s. b5z
There's nothing 70 fear, :. -
shure I didsnt name 10 alarm ~, 49,, r
'ris ,aaught but yere own o,i., -
Dear PAthrick Malone, srid,a,
And the devil a Bit would he harm ys.
I've knocked at ysrs door = Let
Az I've didVft before, 80.
Ezpectiu ysde bid me come In
Whin. och, sich noise, pa
Twas yere swn dear swate voice. 30 g
A scra:nin like murther and sin.
Then Biddy me love, .so.2 N.
Ye dear little dove, .-s-,.-.----
Iprsyys be quiet and sthill. s...-I IuT
Father Rorey O'Mors 9. .5e 90
II right At the door, W ataa--.1
And I'll marry ye now II 70 will.
Z But just II this time,
Up pops jamie 0'Brien, -,
"a thriAe the worse for the liquor we'liown,)
From under the table, .
Az fast ~ he's able, ~ pIa tS4l
And he slashes swayat poor Patrick Ma
'O'e os 4 al ~
Father Rorey 0'More,
Jist thin opens the door
Surrounded by friends Of the brave hero
c. Pat, st- e.. .-r'
Ache one wild his sthick, .-
So nimble and quick, su
And before ye could tell it,poor Jamie was
fat. Z 1.a
Biddy raised up his head; 90
-: But jamie was dead, -e1.'.i- ~ ''
He had used his shelalsh the very last time,
And the friends Of the lad, ."-
Laid him under the sod, s.-.. 49,.
So that was the ee'nd Of Jamie O'Brien.
Six months has rolled round,
There was snow on the ground;
Christmas eve was the time, for . jolly old
81 fight 80 IL iV] - II Z
Father Rprey o'Aore, qa1taI 5y
Lay dhrnnk on the floor, ~ ,r
For Biddy and Patrick were married that
night. 49, ~ =. -.
t -s"" ~ rrr, ~ Gan.
: ADVICE. ,tiii bc
Now boys oil, Ipray, ,..,
Jist hear what say,
Ye should niver be known for to thriae,
If yere gal has more bcaux, A" y
Shake clear other clothes, $50
And always give up to ycre rival
, II Jamie 0'Brien, iu"F
Had did so in time, .tr..
He might have been Twin to-dayi
But the sly little elf,
Is laid ON the shelf,
80 heed my advice right away.
ELLSWORTH, June 7th, 1878.
A MUSHROOM stable keeper has
astonished the public by hanging
out alarge sign: "Ilotcl dc Horse"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

THE huge safe iicsigme.l to keep
the valuallcs 81 Lake County, lie
at the Reed City de.Ut. A. the
irn will not be Ia i on the Film,
Il Pcre Marquette Railway. as
lar us Chsse,. Tor at lea.t two
'n"nths, the safe seems-. likely. q
ree4ia at ,hsiaae,ign tr svisar;
unless A,e C.Ahty aatlihiiies sec
fit to order il home on trucks.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

CHASE young men are now bus
lily engaged in discussing 1.-THE
question Who shall furnish the
first marriage notice tor this vii
lase. Hurry M, boys! no more
false motions. Sf'I
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

The water has been let into tho
new river channel, south OF the
railroad track, and it takes 10 II as
naturally as il it had run there all
-. ,.cx,gfs sr San ..-r.f ~N8't 81
It's HIc- $ a..ous ~ ! uH.i n II p
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
ft-xayas,- jackson and Saginaw
THK MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
CINCINNATI Il INDIANAPOLIS
Pittsburg, Ph;ladelrhia, Baltimore
Washington, and all points 81
South and Southwest.
TRAINS RON BY CHICAGO TINE,

The beet New Road in the U. s.!
Direct con ectiors North TO Saginaw,
Lansing ens all North'sn aud Western
Michigan. ..
Direct connections South to Cinoinnat,
indianapolis, and all 'poiMts south and
South vest; also al Eastward points,
II Through trains are run between Jack
son & Fl. Lwsyne and between Jackson
ard Saginaw. Gra, d Rapids. and Chicago.
Trains on this Road are run by Chicago
time. slL.I 81 -. =. NOM 3
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

EDWARD BENnAN, general
freight agent Ut the Cincinnati,
Wabash & Michigan l.ailroad, was
instantly killed on q train Elk
miles north Of Goshen, Ind. He
was throwing a message from the
platform aud was thrown under
iha cars and fssrfally upsnsIcd.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

A CHICAGO clap advertises for
STEADY girls to help on panta-
looms" A fellow who can't help
on his own pantsIoot's, ought to DC
ashamed to want girls TO do il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

AtJacksOn-ClOse connections are made with Mich
igan Central. jackson, Landing q Saginaw, and
Grand River Valley Rsilronds. p
At Jopesville..with Lake shore d Michigan
Southern Railroad.
At WaterlooE-With Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern (Air Line). y 'f'"'9 -
At Fort Waype-With Pittsburg. Fort Wayne n
Chicago; Toledo, Wabash 81 Western and Fort
Wayne, Muncie q Cincinnati; and Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroads.
a. W.. A. ERNST, Supt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
> From the Big Rapids Pioneer

Coz. lvEs is pushing ahead with
he building Of his new mill six
miles west of'this city, on the M. .
Il 3. r. r. J - 80"
The mill bnilt by the Big Rapids
Manufacturing Company, at the
lower dam, has commenced oper-
atoms, aud is making lumber rap.
Idly.
The work Of track-l 'ying has
been resumed ON The Muskegon
and Big Rapids Road, and The
cars Will Do here in a few days.
A man named John Swung
berg, while engaged in coupling
cars on the M. Il b. Il. II, on
Monday evening last, some twelve
miles west OF th,s city, had both
vi his legs badly crushed.
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LEONARD REEp;' IF lincoln
township, tOsyeeela eSeppqtyhhad "a
fine OK team killed ny The ears,
last week. '.a" s'iTo.'.' ~ .. - ="
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TIN steamship Great Eastern
has commenced the laying 1 the
Atlantic cable frun valcntia Bay,
20 Sydney, Care Breton.
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