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ABOVE Low II
WATER, II
Below high water mark Of 1871.

Below high water mark Of 1871.
". S. KAUFMAN, ObserGe7,
Room IS Major Block, Chicago.
NEW ToRK, June 28.-Ihe Thermometer to-
Day marked 96 degrees. In the afternoon the
upper part OF the city was visited By heavy
shower, lasting about ten minutes, While the
lower part was content to listen to the sound Of
distant thundar.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
0te SbiD.
6innldnbil9e @pri6uDrter.
@erfaufe ben 8ar nidt eDer, Biz bu iDn ers
. tuiirgt bait.
Der @orf tDbtet man ,1i6t nit einer Sted'
mabel.
9ie aate labt MAJ, ni6t Die @urfe bitten.
Scr @eine brau6t ii@ nidt au pai@cn.

Ger III Columbus, erf@enenbe v@e etbpte"
fagt in 8eaus auf bas @aDlreiultat in Sbio !:
rseit slpanais sabren . felt bet @rtpablune
ncs lebten benofratii@en @ouberneurS Mebiq
lift eS uns ni6t bereonnt getuelen, ,unfern
belnotratii@en0reunoen 70 erfreulidegSaDIna9>
ritjten nitautbeileu als Deute. Dir baben I'M es
tNrs gu iaseu, am Dienltas ben Geino ouf'S
Saupt geidlasen, feline fit urunbeiic9bar gebaltene
ScItuns critiirnt unO unier '8anner ouf ben
Spiben Oes @apitolS aufsepf1anst! Sic 8erid@te
sei9en einen gang eeiualtisen llmi9~uns int
Gtaote, BON iiberal(ber tperben bemotratiid)c
0ctuinne gemelbet -@enu Elm @ountb luic
2rumbuu einen bemofratiiben @eiuinm bon
100, Nibtobulo einen bemotratii@en @eluinn
bon ilber 1900 aufipeiit, Oann barf man iuoDl
iogeu, bab bic @fouern bcr republitanilden
@errli@feit 1uanfer1. @enu, gum er ten 0fale
felt WeniGcuge ein fol1eS @ountD iuie
GuDoDo9a it, 5ipei benofratiide &eprdienta
ten ertpablt, bann barf man sepib pobl NIT
Ned)t fase'l baf 9ci9en unb @unoer seideDen
finb. - Sic erite ,unb sr0bte Gru9t bieie llm>
}d)lpunses 1T bic @abl einer ben,otratilden &C.
icbsebuns. @a1 Dem borlisenoen Berid)ten iuirb
Die oen,ofratil@en @feDrbeit III Der nadfen &c.
fetsebuns 'bei semeinidaftli@cr sabtiu,'nuns
Is Bis 20 Stimmcn betragen. @lebr alS &C.
mug, Tim ben iuaderen SDurman ols 8unOes,
Scnator gu lpablen. @ad bem borliscnben &c.
ri1ten iit @illiam Al(en init elmer '@(ebrbeit
bon ctipa 800 @tinmen als @ouberneur &c.
lpdDlt afan fann ben srobcn llmi@uuue
ermeiie'1, tpenu ,na,. fi6 erinnert oab stobea
por suei Sabren mitt elmer Mebrbeit bon oo,les,
rno Der republitaniide Staatsietretar lebteS
aaDr init elmer @ebrbeit bon l4,l45 Stilnmel'
eruablt tpurbc."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

9aS Yroicft ben Scean pet @allon
SIT iiberi6reiten, 1T bon 9onaloion, bem s(ero>
nauten, nod nidt oufsesen morben. ct ipil(
jekt cinen 8allon bon %apier Deritcllc1,. unb
uncn @eriu@ ma@cn" itatt auf Sierra Girma,
o,f bas @leer ober ben Sunb berabauiteisen,
homit ct @eleocnDeit Dabc, nit bem anseDans>
ten @oot sn crperimcntiren. Sic eigcntlid)e
Huftrcile nod Guropa foll i'm nad1iten GriDjoDr
,,nternonnnc,1 unb Die ean5e 5eit Biz baDin su
Grperimcutcn unO 2uftfobrten berluenbet luer>
DEN ob cs resne ooer i9ncic, barauf iast So>
nalbfor, femme es ibm burdaus nid)t at.
SAILS bic s(usgoben fit ben 8au bes 8al(ons
non ben Mitreil leneen eetrogcn iucroen, lit 9o>
nalbl ion bere it, binncn @fonatsfri enen @allon
Gersuitellen, bet 80 unO etli@e &eportcra auf-
nebmen founte. u9cr 8allon", iaet ser inter-
rebmenoc euftl@iffer in ci,,ei, s@rcibcn an bic
sjrelle, fonntc @o@enlans III ben atberii9en
G'obcn i9mebenb erDalten iueroen unb brbc
nan babel sele9entli1 sur groe berabiteisen,
III, eincn ober ben onbcren YoiIaeier DerouSsu>
lallen une ber ibrisen @leni@bcit@eridt gu er>
{sottcn bon ben grlebni7cn in ben b61ereu &c.
sionen. sludr t0nnte man GUT sta@tseit bas
euftidiff an irseno cinem bcqucmen Srte bor
slnter lesen uno iid) bonm na@ irseno ciaem
@otel berfiieen, um gu i@lafcn uno Den ionlti>
gen Comic gu eenicbeu, bcr nur auf feitcr
grbe su baben lit. Die berl1ieoenen @inb>
itrommuneen iuiirbcn cs mir mOglid MAIDEN
in Den manniiaditen &i0tunsen gu ie9cln
Sir ,neine 9ienlte iuiiroc iD fein Gnteclt BE-
aniprl9cn."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
Ietat1 @retfe
Sugar 3lt1t 2Aooef 9liGs.
Npntcrpp, s.
2scBnt na9e bem Gxeerfor SafstptrR; !;

c*SC"* Cv*s*S cSVVVS* &$VV**Vs
8pm l Suli 1878 an:
8eitcS Gant. Me1l bon rcinell, tpeibem
~. 9Seiacn 5000
@fobel @lil 81. Ganl. @lcbl bonn bc1ten
rotDcn @eiscn $3.50
n +++ Sam. She'll $500
II n $500
Corn Mebl pet 8ui6el ...s@ $0.65
MibblingS per. 100 1b $3.50
Nleie per 100 1b $1.25
@oru unb Sofcr, semil9t $1.25
Sorn per Wu1bcl 5000
Safer. per Bufdcl Sd * $o.45
GY@ Sci Der Nbliefcrune mub baar bcsablt.
perOen. ... ......
@on bieler &esel miro in 3ufunft feline slns>
nabme mebr geitattet
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

Gin @olbborrc bon $50 @fb, I'M
Bcrthe BON $4,000, lief bicicr Sage bon Der
Spring gSaaeb Ninein Gberofee Glot in Son
ssraneisco cin uno iaa oifcNtlid ousgefellt
herhen.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
EprroR STARE Thinking

EDrToR STARE Thinking q
Jew facts yregard,ngibe seillemen,
Of this township might be Of inter.
sst to yonr realers, | submit the
following: '' gnu 81
Tux first homestead entry was
made by Chas. A, Fo,d, Ang. 22l,
1865, upon Sec. &c. Since Thar
tune 4 sixiyreixht entries hav.
been madeat the U. 8. Land Office
at Iona. in and for the TOWNSHIP
otPlonora There have been A.
$40 acres taken by warrants OF
lj5; cash has been paid FOG coo
acres; Agricultural strip, 47S acres;
while about ], 800 acres of Rail
road lands have been sold.
The oldest settler in tho town
ship rs John q. Bigbec. lie loca
ted upon the southeast quarter 81
Sec. 81, Oct. 2Oth, 1866. IL there
is any honor BiYbce can certainly
claim it. /"
AT no far distant day hope to
he able to 90 give you something
concerning the quality Of soil, etc
ANON.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
4 Question Of Propricty.

EDrroR SrAR:-Please allow nc
to say few words respecting the
abuse of the word Reverend. !,
occurs s.bnt once in the Bible
('sa. CXG -9), says Reverend is
Gods name, therefore man is MT
entitled to it. But how did the
Apostles speak OF the'nselvcsa
(Pet. LIZ "Smon Peter . se'.
cant" Phil. LII Saul a prison.
or of Jesus Christ" Thus they
preferred to give God the glory.
while they took upon Themselves
the rep'oaches Of mer; Int things
seem to l,aye changed since then,
and ,hose who ishoull eeekf 10
humble tl,emsel vcs are striving to
be exalted. But says one, what
can DO tho harm in the prefix ol
Reverend tn the name ola Preach.
err Why, anything is wrong,
rcligiously, which has not The
sanction OF The Gospel, but il we
are to state the evil growing
therefrom. Is it not wrong for a
man to make himself q Godl Let
US see. In this age preacher is
called Reverend (or Cody, then 10
the present use Presid nk Elder
is chosen, who by virtue Of his
office presides over those Rever-
ends Tor Coda, while be bimsclf
is still subject to- the Bishop. Now
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
Notice.

NorucE Is hereby given,to all whom Il may
concern, That we the frceholdcrs of,hc Town
ship No. Is North, Range "a West, intend
making application to the Board Of SuPervi-
sors at their next Annual Session, held in
October, 1873. That our Township be or
gained and set of from Town IL North,
Range II West, with the following territory
attached thereto, viz Town No. 10 and 20
North, Range IL West.
Dated at Lake, this sth day Of Sept. 1878.
j. J. HANESE,
n. I KESKIE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
Bal(Nin Items.

I Emmett Coon 10 now fairly
established in his now store "a
Reniagton's i,pilding, with pros
poets Of a fair business before
ebis.S SnllnlG " ans9
Mizener Bro'e have opened Q
Flour & Feed s.oreia Isasc Grant.
building.
The dwelling of. G.. Hicks
ESQ.,, was destroyed by fire Sun
daylight. The flames were first
seen in the rear portion Of the
bailding,. which was.upoccupied al
tho time. We undel stand there
was an Insurance Of 81 900, which,
will probably cover all loss.
A new store building is being
erected by Mr.. @. q. Thompson,
on his lot opposite The Baldwin
House,
The new hardware store oil
Messrs. Philips & Dyer will soon
be ready for occupation.
M. O'Rourk has new pickle,
fence, painted, the first. good fence
in town. His house is also receiv.
ing last coat of paint.
The store Of O'Rourk & Bray il
undergoing repairs and receiving
q new coat Of paint.
Rev. G. w. Fisher, the new
Method st minister, preached
here last Sunday, and had tul
audience both morning and even
ing. ,w 49,.
The citizen of Baldwin contcm-
plate the erection Of a new schoo
hoWss this Fall
Rev John Grice, of Ellsworth
held services here last Sunday, anc
had a goodly number OF bearers
The, uew tailor shop of John
England is completed.
A new addition has been bull
10 the Timber mill OF Mnskegol
Lumber Company, to make room
for the growing business.
Wheat upon the Plains is look
ing finely, and promises, Q l,and-
some crop, sifsah I've Winter ispro-
lpitnous.
The new lumber mill, with
THE dam Of Messrs. Forman Brotl,
ers located on the Psre Mrrquett'
River, rapidly approaches coWple
ton. aseA
Our new lawyer, F. L. Allen
Esq, formerly Of Greenville, ha
arrived and opened an offico read.
for business.
J. Q. Patterson, Esq, is puttins
up a Few residence on his far,l
II miles southeast oitown, to COS
about 81 600.
Potatoes brought from Plessan
Plains township 10 Bason's stor
last week we're SO large that quit
a portion OF them weighed On,
pound each.
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The NGighbOrhood.
OSCEuLA COUNTY.

From the Outline.
We learn that on Sunday al
ternoon, us a party OF men were
returning on hand car from
Reed Guy to THE place, one Of
them. named Perry, and residing
here, accidentally fell of, the car
passing over him, cutting and
bruisiuy him severely about the
head and shoulders. The car was
thrown from the track, aud at first
it was thought Perry had received
fatal injuries, bnt at latest ac-
ceuais lie wac ina lair way OF
recovery. Fl r
We find the following items in
the Reciesc:
We were shown a few days ago
a cornstaik raised on The farm OF
Mr. q. Brooks, about fonr miles
and a half from this village, which
measured ID feet in length, the
fret ear was Eve feet from the
butt, and measured Al inches l.,
circumference where The ear join
ed the stock. y ~ 'i@
The Clarion has the following:
re DR., Goodale has been "nnjer
The weather" fer q week past. lie
is feeling better, now, however.
Our Office will soon be about
eleven feet nearer ihe upper
world We are going up a story
next week.
T.. w. Trvut has sold bic Post
Office buiIJing to Mr.. John Beck,
late Of Lapeer county.
MECO.TA COUNTY.
The Big Rapids Pioneer of Oct.
0lh contains the following itcms:
In our last issue VIC gave az
account II The parnal examina-
lion of john N. Justin, d., Tor
ape alleged 10 have been Com
mitcd by b III, upon lll' own
daughter. The examination was
to have been resumed on Thurs
day la.t, bot by some hocas l'oous
The girl was induced to retract
her story before that line arrived
IN consequence Of which The Pros.
ecuting Attorney determined 10
have no more to do with il, and
upon lis Iequest q aolte psosequi
was entered aud Inc defendant
discharged.
Thomas Miller, Esq, OF the
Township OF Colfax, in this coun-.
~, has presented us q half dozen
punches Of q apes, OF tho Dele
ware variety, which are the finest
specimens Ut grape culture we
have seen this year. They were
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

TuE Purest and Sweetest Cod.
Liver Oil is Hazard & Caswell's'
made on The sea shore for fresh,
selected liyers, by Caswcll, Haz-
ard & Co, New York. Its abso.
lr,ly pure and ssoeet. Patients
who have once taken II prefer
it to all others. Physicians have
decided it superior to any OF the
other oils iUsma ket. 30 @
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

AS we predicted in last weeks
Star a change has taken place in
management of Chase Hotel, Mr..
John Calvin retiring last Saturday,
and being succeeded by Mr..
I.obt. Brown.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
coFFlNeERRy q skEELS
'la's' Civil Engineers and Ssrwysn

Have opened an Office on Canal ST., at No
90, cvcrthe Fuller Bank, and are prepared
10 90 ell kinds Of business in their line on
short notice. Especial attention Is given to
laying out and plating villages and additions
to cities, DC. Typographical drawing ere
cutcd in the best style at moderate pricee.
w. L. C0FFINDERAY
4 DORR SKEELS.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

We arc pleased to note the fact
that Mr.. Isac w. Stanley is cree
Ting u house on his farm east OF
town. 1t will soou be "Out OF the
old house, into the new,' with
llilr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

SOME of the largest aud hand
soonest potai oes we have ever seen
were those brought into town by
Mr.. Arver. of Chase township,
last Tuesday. They were of the
Early Rose" variety.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

A. S. RANDALL, last week killed
a deer that weighed, when dressed,
1876 pounds. Two years ago, Mr..
Oviait, killed one. near the same
spot tina, weighed 2l3 p,funds. y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

The new frame dwelling of
Rev. r. F. McCelland, on his lot
a short distance cast OF @. w.
Joiner's is nearly or quite enclos-
ell, and work propressiDg:favora-
bly. t-,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

In District NJ. 1, Chase
township, several ladies attended,,
and iwo OF them voted. Or course
u was the best meeting eyer held
in the District.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

County TREAsuRER ,Bigbce ex-
poets to start for Lansing aext
Monday, the purpose Of effecting
the ann uat settlemeotd with The
Auditor General. 49, a'. -r'i'1
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

THE Ellsworth Cemetery is now
completed, fencing and oil. 1t
looks wen, and has handsome
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

OwIEG to 0 press OF other work
we are compelled to Issue only
a i,slf sheet this week, butGbope
to be able TO avoid all such occur.
rences i'm the future. ....s
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

"a Mr.. EueEsE NIcnAsoN, of Els.
worth,Ehas q peach tree on his
place, which has made growth
offs feet during the past Sum
mer.s FFOH % CrfveyE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

Tie carcasses OF two or three
deer have made their appearance
In market during the past few
days. 700
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A RAIN storm, accom- panied
with a slight dash OF nail, visited
this locality Monday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

TIE Board Of Supervisors have
been in 4 session since Monday,
with q prospect Of remaining here
tho balance Of this week. 49,
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The new residence OF John
Pence, Esq. approaches compile
ton. -
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Climbing Rates.

As there may be some su''-
scribers who desire 10 club with
The Star by taking some other
paper or periodical, we will send
The Star and
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; HOME STARLIGHT.

ELLswoRru has recently receiv
ed two new settlers. Welcome.
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n. II. Sheridan.

Merchant Tailor, Jersey, Mich. Garments
cut and made, and warranted good fits. Sam
pies Of Gardeners press goods kept on
hand. IS.
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/. TIlAIYS GoiNG NORrH.
TRAINS COMO MONTH.

NJackson-Clo connections are made with Mich
iigan Central. Jackson, lansing & Saginaw, and
l.rsnd Riycr Valley and Michigan Air Line
r iRailr,adei " Z Ff1E -. - t'.Nl
At yonrsyille.with Lake shorc q Michigan
) Soaflscrn Rrilrund. NV
AZ Bankers-with Detroit, Hillsdale 8 Indiana
nailroad.s ID a
At watefloo-with Lake Shore and Michigan
At Auburn JanctionZwith Detroit Eel River .
. Hhnoir Railroad. qfs- 4s
At Fort waync-Wiih Pittsburg. Fort Wayne q
Chicago; Toledo. Wabash a. Western, and Fort
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati and Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort wayne Ralroads.
-l,.I, w. A. ERNST, supt.
ROBERT MILE. General Ticket Agent.
3 August "a. -ls53 7,5it9ft-
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IA NxHkRNEYS 80
pl0tO exTQA0T - oHO.
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wfdsh 4 y: bee. t.s.. lffissdo. Fl tie Nssn.
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addressed. ..-
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grownnt bis place il UoIRas, about
fopr miles cast of this city, on
,yines four years, old. .-O.a.o ,,.,,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-08

Dr. II. g. Yarrow, OF the y. >. army, u
gentleman greatly interested in fish culture,
was recently sent by the United States Fish
Commission to select suitable stations IN Gcor-
ria, South Carolina, North Carolina, and VT.
ginia, where the eggs could be collected and
hatchcd out, portion OF them to be turned
into the stream at the Matching station, and
the remainder carried by rail to other waters.
This gentleman has recently returned and re,
ported his experience, and our readers Will
doubtless be surprised to learn that the entfe
shad fishing interest in the South, with the eA-
ceptlOn of one or two streams, may De conS!der-
cd as almost on the point OF extinction. lt ap-
pears that on the James river the supply mas
'ccn decreasing for five years past at the rate
VI at least ten per cent. annually, and that at
'le present time very few fishermen are willing
10 risk their capital IN an occupation promising
Sach meagcr results. 'Fhe shad fishery on the
o.oilac has been good one this year.
estimated by dealers that scarcely ten per cent;
are furnished by that river of what it yielded
ten years ago. At one fishing station near
Augusta, eight years ago, 1880 shad were ire
quently taken at single haul; while at the
present time one of over thirty or forty is con-
S!dercd an exceptionally large yield At tho
time OF DIR. Iarrow's visit shad were selling
at from Is cents to $l.25 a pair; whereas
iornerly ly they were worth only from five to ten
cents each
In former years the Congaree and the Wa
terec, near Columbia, S. g., were considered
admirable fishing places. At present, how
ever, they have become so much depleted as
hardly to warrant any expenditure of either time
or money to capture fish in them. A few are
taken near the city in scoop nets, but there Is
no regular fishing carried on.
AT Wilmington, N. G. similar condition of
things to that atAugusta and Columbia Was sfound
to exist. 1t was estimated that the daily catch
of shad in the Cape Fear river, from its month
to Fayetteville, did not amount to over one
hundred pairs, these bringing from fifty cents
to one dollar and twenty-five cents per pair.
Ten years ago they could be had in any num-
ber at eight to ten cents apiece. At but a sim
gle locality (Ncwbern, on the Nense,) did Dr..
larrow find shad in anything like their pris-
tine abundance, while the evidence that great
reduction has taken place even there is
shown by the fact that the men engaged in
fishing send no greater weight to market than
was supplied by half their number some years
ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-08

At Weldon, also, a decrease was noted, al
though, as at Newbern, not nearly SO great as
that in the more southern rivers. In corrobo-
ration of DR.. Yarrow's report, VIC may say that
Seth Green, on visiting Augusta to establish
his first Matching station for the season, found,
after remaining there nearly ten days. that the
supply of fish was so small as not to be worth
the trouble of manipulating them. lie has,
therefore, stationed himself at point about
fourteen miles above Newborn, where he is at
the present time actively engaged in the busl-
.-Buhin,0,r AmGiiccn