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The New York herald., 1873-10-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
A SPECIAL AND pEREMPToRY SALE.
"A BY PUBLIC AUCTION
TOMORROW FRtDAY), OCTOBER 10, AT
l0la O'CLOCK, PROMPT.

TOMORROW FR1DAYl, OCTOBER TO- AT
AT STABLE NJ Na NELSON NELSON PhacE MERCER ST.,
AND REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL
BY JENKINS DuTE, AUGTIoNEERs,
INCLUDING ALL THE FINE TURNOUT OF
PROMINENT BANKER OF THIS CITY,
consisting OF beautiful team OF Ponies beautifully
marked have been ridden and driven by ladies' and
without exception. as fine family team as stands Tor
sale III this city; would also make excellent business
team; they are sound, kind and true
Also fast bay thoroughbred Geldng l54 hands high,
ported Mare he show .35 gait and trot his mile
out inside Of 2ao he is fine breaker and catcher good
Also fast gray Mare 51s hands high and years old
sired by Eureka dam Messenger; can pull u wagon
inside OF 80 and finer driver is seldom to be found
she is warranted sound and kind.
Also last ana stylish bay gedng Ethan Boy he l5
hands high, gyears old; sired by Ethan Allen, dam q
thoroughbred he trot in 80 and the fines
Also fast sorre Lady Todd. 1917 hands high and
years old was raised by Squire Todd OF Westchester
and troed to pole n I4s can beat 24 single and with
Also extension Top Cabrioet. extension top Park
Phaeon, l side bar Top Wagon l open Road Wagon. 1
light Rockaway single and double Harness, Blankets,
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
uCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
~ date Johnston X Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALFSROOM. OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
The business will be conducted on precisely the same
strict and honorable PRINCIPLES which have always char
and confidence of the business community well the
kHiuU kHGuULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Entries for sale may be made usual, either at our
downtown house. 81 Nassau street. the Mart 10 10
p Ihirt.enth street near unyersity place
SALE COMMENCES AT lOIs O'CLOCK.
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FOR sALH

EoR SALE-THE BILLIARD LIQUOR AND LAGER
IL Beer Saoon fitted up in first rate style; must be
sold THIS week; owner ~ going to Europe Apply al 95
Canal street
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L'oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE IN
l. harlem. Inquire at 32G Greenwich street. near
Duane. A. j. ID. WEDEMEYER.
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DOR SALE-A CORNER LAGER BEER AND LIQUOR
store; rent low with lease; doing good bust
ness; possession Immediately. "a West Fourth street.
corner o. Greene.
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THE PROPRIETOR OF A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL
i manufacturing in the country wishes To
maize the acquaintance OF one more capitalists to
form partnership a stock company for the
purpose OF erecting furnaces, additional dwellings
ior hands country sorehouse etc For particulars ad
dress q. q. O., Herald Office
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DOR sALE-THE CORNER WINE AND LIQUOR
- store Fulton street and Red Hook lane Brook
lyn lease years one OF the best corners on the
street Apply in the store.
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L,oR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, NEAR
Union this is one OF theihest chances offered
in the city: satisfactory selling; none
need apply without 50 900 in cash. Apply to G. sfiRL
ING, G6 Warren str ct
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LNOR SALE-FIRST CLASS TRUCK (NEVO, SINGLE
j. and double and second hand single Truck. No.
Is Ninth avenue, corner OF Thirteenth street
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A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
N. Birds de-; Medicines Tor all diseases; Prepared
Food tor moeking birds at b. G. DovEY's, No. Greene
Can
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WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION WHERE
w the investment OF ST., 900 S2001 combined with
his services would produce fair return AddressJ. A.,
box ll6 Herald office.
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DOR sALE-AN EIGHTH AVENUE CORNER BAKE
ry, with all its necessary appnrtenances; lease 'or
term OF all in good order IL must be
sold good bargain be had Apply atss9 ighth ave-
nue.. JOHN BRANIGAN.
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DARTNER WANTED-A MAN WITH $500 CAN Sc
i the half interest in q well established ana
lucrative business. Call at l72 Worth street corner of
Chatham.
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DAY HORSE, STYLISH AND FAST, YEARS OLD,
ID 1884 hands has record OF 24s very gentle; war
raned kind and sound feet free driver sdeDar
top Wagon hung low built by Stivers; weighs
2l3 pounds one old in perfect running order CITY
made Road Harness. in good order VIII be sold at
ARCH JOHNSIoN's 10 East Thirteenth street. Friday.
Oct. TO- at ii :I5 A. NJ
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L,OR SALE-A REMARKABLY CHEAP LEASE OF
two small Houses and stores with gas and water,
in good order; the best locations III the city Tor
oysier saloon restaurant Address j. b. box loo
Herald office.
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IL old, lvey traveller, $50 also Hambletonian
bay Horse, l5 hands years old trot in 5 and good
driver warran.ed right every way, $50 43l West
Twenty eighth street
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LNOR SALE. CHEAP-SIX FOOT METALLIC SHOW
case, two marble top saloon Tables, No Refrgera-
tor Apply at AZ Hampton street. near Flushing avenue,
Brooklyn
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- EsTAURANT-BROADwAY DOWN TOWN; GREAT
III bargain must be sold; best Of Call j.
G. FREEMAN, Isl Broadway, at IL o'clock.
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NfANUFhCTORY AND MACHINERY-SUITABLE
1Vl tin stove work Tor sale at half price good
chance to make money Apply at 29s14 Broadway third
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1 4 0n WILL PURCHASE A HALF INTEREST IN
DiUO a publication out OF which from So to $3.50
can be made weekly industry and honesty of
sequence than money Apply in Printing Office II Ann
street.
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LNoR SALE CHEAP-A BAY HORSE; l5I HANDS
IL and years old little sprung forward; u good
driver and worker will be sold Gay $40 Apply at
stables IL East Twcnty-eighth street.
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II and ihireth street, also large Hall, 2fxoe suita-
bile club billiards, photographer printer; also q
Handsomely furnished ply sicans dentists Office Ap.
ply 10 owner 2Ol second avenue.
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WASTED-SECRETARY IN AN INSURANCE
w oiice; salary 800 per month at first; good man
who will temporarily invest t0l good securities
procure the above positions others need apply
Address INSURANCE, box 1877 Herald Office.
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DOR sALE-A VERY ExCELLENTLY FITTED UP
IL Liquor Store Eighth avenue; location sood For
particulars inquire at ~ Broad street.
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WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WITH SOME MEANS
w and knowledge Of medicine will hear of. chance
TO make money by addressing 67S Broadway. room 2
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LHoR SALE CHEAP-2o GOOD HORSES. APPLY AT
L the CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY, foot Morgan
freet Jersey t'ity
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| OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FOR sALE-BEsT Lo
" cation down town; must be sold account of mort
| gage. Apply Tor three days, at IS Fulton street.
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ENoR SALE CHEAP-A LONG ESTABLISHED, GOOD
i paying Liquor Store, with Lease, opposite market
Particulars at H. PATrBERG'S, 234 Broadway room l5
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SUPERIOR TEACHER OF ENGLISH FRENCH
n and Music Will instruct adults Children in family
or school, for Board tor moderate compen saton.
Please address LAUREATE, box ITO Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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REV ARDS.

6OS REWARD FOR RETURN OF POCKETBoOK,
~ ZC money and papers; lost, Tuesday evening name
OF owner cards and written inside l24 Lexington
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE
IL and Retail Liquor Establishment in neighboring
city the party retiring from the business; price 66O
Address for two days, 5. r.. box III Herald Office.
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6.7 O00 OR S2,00l-I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING
'D1.OOU about business, but will put in the above
amount and my services with some who does,
where can make little more than . decent living.
Make appointment and address MECHANIC box los
Herald office
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A HANDSOME BLACK AND TAN DOG AND WHITE
~ Spitz for sale. Call for week, from to r. M,
Mt 3f2 seventeenth street,
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An EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL
N and English e eieher, scholar and gold medalist OF
foreign university, de sres employment teacher
prepares college Engllsh American; city
Of the highest class Address TUTOR box l62
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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MACHINERY.

L'oR sALE-ENGINE. SHAFT AND PROPELLER
Il Wheel in first class order, built in Philadelphia;
cylinder l6x24s; wheel feet inches in dameter suit
able for large tug or propellcr can be seen on ara
propeller William Penn, loot OF Fifth street East River.
Apply D. JONES' sixth street, between avenues and
G. New York
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I HAVE MORE TERRITORY THAN I CAN WORK
l. for leading Sewing Machine. Satisfactory arrange
mens % VIII be made with q responsible party TO work
cash required the business S50Ol further in
formation address BUSINESS Herald Brooklyn Branch
ofiir
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DOR sALE-BREWsTER OF BROOME STREET,
shifting top wagon IN perfect order. Inquire for
JOSEPH DREhNAN'S stable, Thirtyseventh street and
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/ WANT THE RIGHT KIND OF ENERGETIC
L man TO ION me in business which I've been en-
gagged IN and established over thirty Reference
nrs class ana the same required, and less than
Sl0n0l Such viii meet attention only Address ENER-
GEIIC, appointing interview, with real name and
address, box lU9 Herald Office.
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IIoTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE-PAYING
we all year round, located near the city fully iur
nishcd and now in perfect orier price for Lease Fur
mortgage or real estate. Owner is not hotel keeper;
VIII board with purchaser who must be capable of doing
first cIass business. address GEORGE ii. ARROW
SMITH. Filth Avenue Hotel
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HOTEL FOR sALE-NEAR NEW YORK DOING A
IL good business all the year. For particulars inquire
OF A. j. ROE. ~ Broadway. New York.
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RIO RE soLD-AT SOME PRICE, THE RESTA URANT,
/ liz Grand street, BROADWAY, now doing q good
business; the lease and every article complete for the
business in lot: ii disposed of by 10 O'Clock
saturday II will be put at pubic auction and sold in
lots TO suit purchasers. Apply the premises imme
dilteIy
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A DIFFICULTY has existed between
Mecosta and Clare Counties since 1871
when tho latter county was organized.
Previous to that time, the west half Of
Clare had been attached to Mecosta,
bnt when Clare County was organized
the Auditor General transferred to
that county a considerable more than
was due to it, and Mecosta put in q
claim against Clare fer the amount,
as also for county expenses not as.
sessed upon the west half Of Clare
County For the last two years. the
Boards Of Supervisors have been try
ing to settle the matter, but were una
bic to agree, Finally at the June term
OF the Circuit Court for Newaygo
County, Judge Giddings appointed
Hon. 4. L. Gray, Judge James Bar.
ton and Sanford Brown, Clerk of Ne
waygo County, from Newaygo County,
and Hon. l. A. Franchsr and John
Maxwell, Treasurer OF Isabella Coun.
ty, commissioners to settle the diff
Guilty. and the commission met Oh the
9th, and awarded to Mecosta County
s1,7sO.s2.
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We invite the attention Of the
readers ofthe Star, to the comma.
ni,a,io Of 80. II. E." which ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue. 1t
certainly affords US pleasure to
give space to tho inquiries referred
to, and We would be moro graft
fled if We could afford definite in.
formation. As it 10, we can only
cay to our merchants tia; ifthey
have not already established agen.
cies at which the farmers can dis.
pose of tho articles mentioned in
the communication, let ne urge
them to do 90 ut ouce. As our
correspondent says, 90 we onr.
selves believe, that there is q
market somewhere for all the ar
ficlcs. The merchants are the
proper persona to seek out those
markets ii they are not already
acquainted with them, and then
to mako some arrangement by
which thoy car purchase every
thing of marketable value, from
the f,rners, either paying them
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TaE Star has been running for
more than elk months, and i's
succoss as q permanently estab-
lished institution Of the county
is no longer in doubt. To those
who have from the start extended
% Uniform aid VIC again return
our thanks, and assure them that
VIC shall be happy to repay
them so far rs lies in our power
Our chief aim is to publish a
paper that will render material
assistance in the development Of
tho natural resources Of the coun.
~ and advance it's interests,
while at the same time we gain a
livelihood. In the carrying out
OF this plan VIC desire the co oper-
alton Of the people Of the county
and expect to get tt. In helping
your home paper you help your
selves. In refusing to help it You
damage your own material inter
este, a. we'll to cause persons ont
side to call in question your in
telligence. Send in the items Of
news transpiring in your various
localities. We are willing to
furnish stamps and writing mater.
ia, and it you desire remuneration
for labor Of keeping MS posted.
let Ne know.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

LuDrNaroN To REED Cry
During the Winter, now that it is a
settled fact that We are to have
no railroad till Spring it occurs to
US that a good line Of stages, be
tween Ludington and Reed City,
would pay. This county has been
settled up to such an extent that
daily mails and daily communica-
ton with the outside world is
called for. The distance from Lud.
ington to Reed City (4s miles) is
to great to accomplish in a day;
but it could be divided in such a
way as to give Ms . daily mail
both ways, making a half way
station somewhere in the west
part Of Lake county. II such a
line was actually running, and
the travelling public should become
aware Of It, there would he plenty
Of passengers and luggage to make
the business profitable. 1t would
include in the route 48 miles OF
country through which a railroad
line is already graded, and along
which new towns are springing
up, and homesteads being taken
AMI where settlers are continual y
immigra,ing. Whatever the roads
may be in the Summer,t there is nc
question about them in the Win
ter; say, for five months at least
they will be good roads for sleigh.
ing; and on the plains, the frs,
place whore the sleighing gives
ont, it lie always good wagoning
when the ground is clear Of snow.
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The Neighborhood.
osCEOLA COUNTY.

The school house in District
No. I, Richmond, is finished and
looks finely; quito creditable to
No. 1.
SOME twelve or fourteen inches
of snow tell in about six hours
last Tuesday. 1t is quite probable
that Winter has come to stay for
q few months.
Col. HoUauroN don't believe
there is a man in christencom who
can put up a stove and fit the
stove pipe together without losing
his temper.
MEssRs. N. RoscpPH andJ. Poi.
fenhoof have gone to Elk Rapide
fM the purpose Of g'ins into
camp and cutting cord wood dur
ing tho cunning Winter.
The fret Quarterly Meeting for
the current Conference year, will
I've held in Hcrscy, commencing at
Q o'clock Saturday afternoon, and
continuing during tho evening and
on Sunday following. Tho Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. Mr.. Ilender-
son, is expected to he present.
The Revie,o contaips the follow.
ing items:
Vonison is quite plenty 10 the
market.
A man Ivy the name of jacob
Sheets, while ut work getting out
ties Oh Tuesday had tho misior-
tune to chop tho whole side Ut his
right foot off.
MECosTA COUNTY.
Tie Big Rapids Pioneer OF
Nov. 9Th says:
On Saturday Mrs. j. Moro
house WIS thrown from a wagon
and her el: Ox dislocated.
j. Plat, il the lumber camp OF
Barton 4 Delzicl, had lis baud
badly cut with Az axe, Oh Tues
day, Oct. 25tl.
Hattie llainea, daughter Of Mr..
llaincs Of this G ~, having n re-
fractoiy toe, calIci upon DR..
Wood who relieved her by am
putating tho member.
Mcssrs. j. A. Fanclcr and John
Maxwell, Of Isabella connty, and
+. l.. Gray, Judge Barton and
Sanford Brown of Newaygo, the
Commission appointed to settle
natters between the counties OF
Glare and Mcccsta, ure in session
in this city.
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Letter From Ellsworth.
ELLswoRTH, Nov. 7th, l8,

( q ELLoWohTu, NoV. Sth, 1910
EDIToR STAR:-Believing that
complete system Of domestic CON-
mcrce would advance the interests of
the people Of Lake county and vicinity,
I propose to enquire through the Star;
FIRST, whether our Railroads intend
buying wood this Winterl If 80. to
whom shall we apply, AMI what will
they pay per cordY Secondly, will
there be any sale for telegraph polesy
Give price and agents name and ad-
dress. Thirdly, is there any market
for ash hoops, If SO, where and to
whom shall we apply FOurthly,where
is the best market for bark, fence
posts, shaved shingles, also pearl ashes,
with name and address Of principal
pa rites. =.
/, Mr.. Editor, there are many men
in Lake county whose farms are not
as yet sufficiently open to produce to
supply the Inhabitants, and most Of
them are both able and willing to
work to supply that deficiency,
had they anything to do short ofleav-
ing their homes to seek work ut dis
lance, and most of them have plenty
of timber which could be cut into
wood and hauled four or FIVE miles;
also, cedar for poles or posts, and ash
for hoops, hemlock for bark, and thou.
sandss0f logs for ashes, With pine for
shingles; all Of which we are anxious
to get rid Of We know there is
market somewhere for all these things.
and We feel sure that did the outside
world know what we are able and will
ling to do they would be attracted
here to get their supplies, We would
have plenty Of work for ourselves and
teams during the long Winter, we
would have more money to supply our
wants, our merchants would soon be-
come rich, our cleariugs soon become
large, and our highways and schools
would soon be equal to those in older
portions of the State.
Our Rivers are full Of logs, there
fore there will be but little numbering.
Money is scarce, but give us the de-
sired information, point us to head.
quarters to dispose of the results Of
our labor, and thereby deliver US from
the pcculation Of one. horse sub-con.
tracing speculation and oblige sub
scribcr. o. Il. E.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
TBr snow storm of Monday is IN,

THE snow storm Of Monday is the
earliest autumn snow but in two in
stances OF which we have any record
in Michigan. In 1880 there Is said
to have been a heavy fall Of snow in
October. On the night OF October
22d, 1869, a snow storm commenced
and continued until there was depth
Of eight inches. The snow lodged in
masses among the leaves and branches
of the trees, and the frost injured
many thousand bushels Of apples which
had not been gathered. But little Of
tho corn had at the time been huskcd,
and not more than one half of the crop
secured The FIRST snow in 1870 fell
November 10Th; in 1871, Oct. 27thj
and in 1879, Nov. 7ih. The winter
Of 1912 was ak months long, tho
last snow fail being April 26th. -
Manistee Standard.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A SPECIAL dispatch from East
Saginaw to the Detroit Tribune
states that on Sunday night al
attempt was mado to burn the
Koehler Block, on Washington
street. As a result the damage by
fire was not great, but several
rooms were badly torn up and
the building was completely sat :
urated with water.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

NIRvANA, the village to which
the Board of Supervisors propose
to move the County Seat
is about seven miles, in straight
line. from the geographical center
of the county: 10 on the line Of the
F. & p, NJ. Railway, in Yates
township, and hss a population Of
about 100. 1t has a good start Cor
n new town; has saw mill, stores,
hotel, &C., and is situated in the
east edge Of the. ',plains." little
County Seat IL located there, there
is no doubt but that it will 6eco,ne
a place or considerable impor-
tance. 1t kas no water power "a
cilties, although there is fair
growth Of i'i"e timber in the i'm.
mediate v cirisy that may be man.
ufac,urcd into lumber Nv stesm
power.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

in cash, groceries, provisions, or
the other neccssaries of life. viii
not our business mon who have
the iaterssts ofshe county at heart,
and who desirc ito rapid develop
ment and progress, mako rovo
in this mAtterl
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The quantity Of wood Of all kinds
annually imported into Great Britain
is not much less than 10000, 900 Gu.
bic feet. The aggregate average guam.
tity Of timber Of all sorts cut down
yearly and used in the United King.
dom for ship and house building, wag-
ons, carts, dock gates, uud other ma.
rine works, propsIu mines, and all de.
scriptions of implements, exceeds even
the above large imports, being about
100000 loads.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13


Those living along the. line of
the mail route between Reed City
and Baldwin were somewhat eur
prised last Saturday when the
accustomed eastern mail did not
make its appearance, as the car
rier had CONC over to the first
,nen,ioncd place - usual on Fri
day and should have returned the
day following. Inquiries elected
the fact that Mr.. Otto, the carrier
had myGcriously disappeared
from Reed CITY on Friday sven-
ing, and no ono seemed TO be
aware 1T his whereabouts. From
all that We can learn he was last
seen at the depot Of tho q. K. & /.
Railway evidently awaiting the
arrival of a train. No reason can
he assigned by his friends for a
voluntary desertion Of his duties,
and rs it is claimed ho had about
$1,000 proceeds Of tile. sale OF
house and lot at Baldwin, about
his person, many were surmising
that he had been foully dealt with.
We hope, however, that such is
not the case, and that before our
next issue he will have returned
to his family and business, and he
able to explain satisfactorily the
cause of his sudden disappear
ancc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
WE learn from the Detroit Tr;.

We learn from the Detroit Tri.
hume, that Chas. Decker, conduc.
ter of the special gravel train on
the jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Railway, was accidentally kill, d
about noon of Tuesday, ut Zilwau
kce Station, five miles north OF
Saginaw. The train was backing,
when he accidentally fell un der
the wheels, one car passing over
his body before the speed of the
train could be checked,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The Detroit & Milwaukee
railroad company pushes the work
of steel railing. 1t expects to
have STEEL rails down between
Detroit and Holly, and Grand
Rapids and Ionia, by Nov. 20.
The work is more, than three
fourths done already.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The corrected time card Of the
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail
road appears in another column.
The changes in running traine
occurred several days ago, but
the list was not forwarded to NJ
until the present, week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The schooner Sivsi, from Mil
waukec, went ashore two milo Q
below Frankfort recently, and an
Italian sailor named Alexander
Ro,ta, from Milwaukee, was lost.
His body was afterwards found a
short distance below the light
hOusc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A PHILADELPHIA man spent
20 years and $65, 900 to leave his
son a choice library, and the old
man hadn't been dead three
months before tho library was
cold for $4,000.