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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Correspondence.
NV MAuLnuRorGm, Mass.

July ~, 1914.
EDITOR STAR: = During the last
two days have been much enler-
tanned by scenes which were pass
ing me, and sccn~ry was passing.
Perhaps word concerning these
may interest ynu and yonr readers.
Like other Western horn children
| have dreamed Of mountains rear
ing their SUBMITS till they kissed
the clouds, but surely, | had bat
a faint idea If Il mountainous coun.
try. | well remember with What
delight | listened, when II child, 10
my mo,hers stories of the quiet
smiling valleys, aud the noble hills
and mountains at her native lanu.
How have longed to see them all.
Now, my eyes do b, hold th9n.
When | look npon the lakes of the
North, hen pass through the rich
stats If New York into the hill
connt,y Of Tie East, | realize more
fully, Tor what our fathers ot the
Revolution blrd, and for what oul
b:utLers risked 20 much To stay Il g
Rebellion. am now stopping in
u house which Was being built when
the first gun wa- fired at Lexington.
have seen mary II horse only Il
decade old no better than this.
/ left OHIO, July 20;h, and en-
loved Il dc ghtlul ride on The n. Y
Central, across the Ilnds"n, and in
10 New England. Nature had lns'
been watering the vegetables, aud
ns her bucket leaked she had spilled
he water all along the road, COM
pletcly layin! tie dust. In SINE
places she had spilled lar.e qnanti-
ties, | know, for the swollen streams
were roaring AMI rushing over their
rocky beds II, "A furions rate. The
road from Lin Fla, cite into New
England is Loriered as far IS The
eye can reach with excellent crops:
The hills seem To vie Will! the val
lcys and p aims. Sarcly there i,
reason for the heart of man to re-
juice. Then those lnynres of the
table. the Lciries, arc very album
dan'; every bnsh has done its bel
to Il toi,u the heat Of man.
Industry is wide awake, Penc,
carefully watches over the land
while Plenty smiles upon the hil
an,! in the vale Are we not /,
prosperous and happy M ion!
l. l.. \. Il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Of Interest 70 Soldiers,

On the 18th day OF June last,
Congress passed an act entitled
IAN act to increase pensions in
certain CASES" 1t pro, i,les MS fol
low: FL E
That al perton who are now entitled to
pensions under existing laws, and who have
lost an arm Mt ar above the elbow, or n leg
above tie tn,e, shall be rated in the second
class, and shall receive ! ~ p month, pro-
vidcd that no artificial limbs or communication
therefor. shall be- Iurnisht d to such persons
or shall be entitled to pensions under this
act. rl.is act, by its terms. was to take Of
feet irom aud after June 1 1913. Gen. Ba-
krr, Commissioner of P,psinns, ynnounces
that persons embraced within provisions
of thi, act can secure tie benefits of the
same without formal application and with.
out the intervention of an attorney. \
power of attorney will not be rrcSgn,zad in
al application iur incr,ae of pension pro
vded by this act A letter of tn ppn,i,nc,
addr. ss,d 10 thu Comm is,ioncr OF Pension
inclosing his pension certificate aiL giving
hls posio.licr address will bc sufficient pre-
sentalion Of hisch,m.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

TIE attention Of our readers j.
called t. the advertisement Of the
American CyclopnIia, to be found
F., lsewhcre. The value Of the knowI
edge obtained through this work, j.
well nigh ncalculablc, and no libra
ry can he called complete without
it. Parties desiring to engage il
the book agency business will find
nm excellent chance in The offer of
the pnhlishe Of the Cvclop@ lia-
d. A. Appleton IL Co., New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

ELsEu HERE we publish the call
tor the Congressional Convention,
to- he held at Escanaba, on Wednes
day, S pit. 81, 1871 Lake county
is entitled TO one delegate, who will
DC chosen at the Delegate CJnven-
tion to be held Aus. go h. About
as good a way ms any to reach E,-
canada would be 10 go by way Of
Lndipgton. thence by steamer; or
90 up the Grand R'pils IL Indiana
Railway, to Traverse CITY, or Pc
toskcv.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

WE are in rccci 1t OF Il handsome
little pamphlet OF lo7 pages, CON
tanning st of otli ;crs aud commit
tees of the State Agricultural aud
Pom"loyical Societies, with rules
governing exhibitions, aud complete
list Of premiums. Among the pre-
miums offered Ivy the first named
S cicty are $50 for best local no
ticc IN newspaper of tho com ing
Fair of 1874; $50 for second best
notice, and So tr third rate. No
pains will be spared by the Society
to render the coming Fair one Of
the ms, successful yet held IN the
State.
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Congressional Convention.

A Republican Convention, to nominate
q ca dlate for Representative in Congress
for the Ninth Congressional District OF Mich
igan, will he held at rs, anaba,
On Wednesday, Sptc,nbey I'd, 1874,
at one o'clock y, ~,
The several counties comprising said Dis
trict are requested To send one delegate FOR
every three hundred votes AID one for each
moiety in excess of the ratio east for Rer
rcsentaiive in Congress at the general elec
tion in November. 1871, each o,ganiz d
county being Ell tiled to at least one dele
gate, as follows Antrim county, delegate;
Bcuzie, 2; Charlcvoix l: Chippewa, !; Delta,
z; Grand Traverse, 3; lIoughton, 8. Kalkas
ia, I; Keewrnaw, les inated) :; Lake, |;
Leclanau, .: Mackinaw,l; Manistee, 4; Man-
iiou, |; Marquette, .; Mason, 3; Mccosta, 3;
Aenor,iucr, Z; Missnukee, !; Newaygo, 3;
Oceana. .; Ontonagaa, ], Usceola. =; School
craft, |; Wexford. |.
The following resolution was uran' moualy
adopted by the Congressional Convention OF
1872:
fious each county shall be cntil'd % at least one
delegate. with full vote. aud that person shall
represent county In which he does not reside
PERRY HANNAH,
T.. q. ROSE,
J.. =. ELLIS.
j. II. CHANDLER,
r. A. fERGCSON.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

A SOMEWHAT remarkable case is
that OF the b 'st"n boy murderer,
jesse r. Poner.y. 4 little over u
year ago he was fou d guilty of al
luling away children, aud torment
ing them, and was sentenced to the
Reform School. lie was after.
wards parconcd our, and now he IL
under arrest, and has nIado comics
Sims to having murdered a boy
named MelleD, aud u little Girl
named Kitty Curran, last Spring.
Of Course the plea of the defense
will be insanity. lie will doubt
less be sent to All insane asylum tor
lie.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

We are IN receipt Of a copy Of
the BrainhriJse Democrat, a six
column folio, published at Bran
bridge, Decatur Co, Georgia, with
a request f'r an exchanges with the
STAR. OF course. It's inst what
we want, when DESTROYS of relaxa-
ton from labor, to sit down aud
read tearing editorial about estate
rights," and the "lonseycst, stink
INCEST and greasicst negro in Chris
tendon" usurplng the place Of the
white man. Yes, we'll put you on
our list, E"r we wart ~ see boil,
sides VI The picture.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

A TER RIBLE smashnp occurred
near Trnfanf,s station, on the De-
iroit, lansing IL Lake Michigan
Railway, about noon OF Sunday.
July 10Th. a construction train
was backing up the Road, and ran
intp a tree which had fallen across
The track. Seven out of thirty men
on board the c,rs were killed, and
sixteen wounded. The cars were
Il complete wreck.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

"UNCLE CHARLIE met with
quite an accident last FRIDAY night,
by sumo planes which he had piled
on Il sh III at the heal of his bed,
tailin.; one Of them striking him
on the head aud cutting cash
about AZ inch long, to tho skull,
The wound was dressed by DR..
Grove.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

Portions Of Iowa and Minnesota
have been devastated by the grass
hoppers, and in Utah, millions of
caterpillars are Matching on the
tree.; while in Kentucky the SUI
ferings from drouth have been 81
severe as to bring many OF the PEG
pie to the verge of starvation, and
call forth petition to the Cover
nor for an extra session of the Leg
islature to provide relief.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

The main topic of discussion
throughout the land at this time is
tho Beccher.Tillon scandal. II
seems that tho offcnse chargcl
against Bcecher is criminal intima
cy with Tilton's wife. In tho mass
Of evidence published and it is
given 10y the coIunn-Beecher
rather has the best oft, with fair
prospect Of clearly vindicating his
character.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

TmE cI"sin. OF The intercollegiate
Rcget,a shows Columbia, first;
Wc4leyan, second; Harvard, third;
Williams, fourth: Cornell, fifth;
Dart,nouth, sixth; Princeton and
Trinity, doubtful, aud Yale ninth.
The time recorded is, Q ,lumbia,
l6.42I: Wesleyan, 1859; Harvard,
1851; Williams, l7.0St.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

A PENCIL destroyer recently
made an attack upon the good name
Of ex-Siato Treasurer Collier, charg
lug him with using public funds for
his own benefit. Tho articles APP
peared in the Hudson Gazette.
Gen. VIM. Humphrey has written
IL letter to The DetrdI Tribune, in
which Ec nakcs nn able aud truth.
Iul defense Of Tho l.rmninent and
aorlI,y scutlcu..n ..ssaIl.J.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

S ME days ago ii little boy was
kidnapped at Philadelp,ia, Pa.
TIE distracted father Ga mercilanD
is informed by means oI some sort
Of underground railway. thut Il e
hoy will be returned for $40, 900.
a cool request. indeed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

EVERY farmer should have Il good
agricultural paper, To afford him
timely hints j. regard 10 the man
aye!nrnt Of LiS farm. Such u paper
may be found ia the Western RU.
rat, published by II. n. +. Lewis.
Cnicag Ill for 81 81 per year f =
single subscribers, ANA 81 in clubs
vi four aud upwarJ-.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

Last Friday afternoon Joseph
North lost The tip ehd of his right
thumb by accidentally Coming IN
contact with aj'.ntcrat McColIon2h
e Cos shnglc mill. The wonnd
was exceedingly painful aud unde-
sirabl,; but might have been far
worse.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
TIE STAR has been designat

TIE STAR has been designated
by Auditor General Humphrey as
the paper to publish the Delin-
quent Tax List Of Lake county, for
1874. II is our intention to print
tho list in the body Of the paper,
and use no supplements, as We re-
gard tho former Ian as most salts :
factory to the people of the county.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
A rApurn named Henry Knick-

A FARMER named Henry Knick-
erbocker, living five miles north Of
Flint, was a few days since thrown
from his reaper. in front Of the
knives, aud SO badly mangled rs t.
cause death sh ,rtIy after. lie
leaves wife aud two children,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

LATER rcpor;s of the great fire in
Oh cage, fix Tie total loss at about
50 50U,W'n W th IN INSURANCE. al!
$500, 900. ll,le the next s,"tr-
ment will mike II better shovir ire
still.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Republican Caucus.

A Republican Caucus, for the purpose OF
selecting four delegates to represent Pleas
ant Plains township in the County Conven
ton to be held at Chase. Aug goth 1874;
will be held al Baldwin City, Saturday, Aug,
18th, 1874, at l o'clock p. m.
Isaac GRANT,
COLONEL +. BAsoM,
Repub, lean Township Committee
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

IT is reported That So of the
newspapers in Michigan favor W."
man Suffrage. How many are t,u.
ly and eainrs ~ opp scd 10 j.!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

lT is expected that The work OF
laying iron on the +. Il L. NJ. Rail.
way will he CO uplctcd as far rs
Chase '".morrow (Frda,) evening.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

AyuTIleR splendid sho Scr 1T ram
This Thursday morning. Vcgeta.
ton is growing, lively.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

The tity Ir a-nrer 81 BAY City
has resigned, un acconut Gt re,.uc-
tun of Snlary.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

The heavy wind which accom-
panied the rain on Saturday night,
did considerable damage to the tlm-
her in this locality, 10y breaking i,
down.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Republican County Conventions

A Republican County Convention will be
held at the village Of Chase, Lake county
Michigan,
On 7zuyslaH Angma 2ch, 4. D.ls74,
at ] O'clock p N tor the purpose of ap-
p ,inting two delegates TO attend The State
Convention to DC held Mt Lansing, on
Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth; also, to appoint
delegates to the Congres ional, Senatorial
and Representative Conventions, at which
this County is entitled to be Represented.
The several Townships will he ertiled to
Delegates, as follows; upon II basis OF one to
every twenty votes at the election in April,
1874:
Killbuck Ellsworth
ItnOra chase q
Cherry Valley wcbber 2
Elk Yates
Also, a Republican County Convention.
for the nomination Of Comfy Officers, will
be held 1T the VILLAGE of Chase,
On Saturday, September 1?M, a. ID. 1874,
at I o'clock p. n. The several Townships
will be entitled to dele yates. upon basis OF
one for every ten votes cast at the election
la April, 1874, and one TO every moiety VI
ten, as follows:
Kiilbuck 2 Ellsworth S
Cherry ci%Dry Valley Webbcr 3
Pleasant f;Is Plains Lake AXE ?
The several Township Committees are re-
qucstcd to STE that their towns are duly
represented in thoSe Conventions.
JAMES NJ. Fosrfa,
DAVID a LATiIIo,
Republican County Committee.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

PARTIES DESTROYS Of having sur
veying done in satisfactory man.
nrr should read The card of |. G..
Evans, among our new advertise
Eents in this issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Elk Township Caucus.

A Republican Caucus for the purpose ofselecting
one Delegate to represent Elk township IN the Conn-
~ Convention to be held az Chase, Aug. nth; will
BE- held at the School House, Aug. 9Th, 1874, ut 2
O'Clock p. M.
Gro w. CLAtK.
NEWTON ]. KINNE,
ELLIOTT Il. KINNE.
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APPLEION'S
AMERICAN CYJL0PBDIA.
Now Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the ahlcst writer's on every
subject. Print ID from n'w type, anl Illustrated
with Several Thousand EngrayinSs aud Maps
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
VEGETI:N.E.

NEGETiNE IL made exclusively from the Juices OF
carefully selected banks, roots and herbs. aud 80
strongly concentrated that 10 viii efcciually crad
cate rom the system every taiat Oi SCHOFtLA SChOf-
ULous IIuMon, TuMEEs, CANCER, CANcEEors IT.
NOR EnysIpELAs, SALT KuEuM, SYrnLirIc Dis
EASES, CANKER, fAINTNEss At luz stomach and
all diseases thar arise from Impure blood &idfica.
InfovgdiCyB and CBicDic Eheum0iisW, Ncufui0ia.
cont and Spinal Couladlats can only be cilcciually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers aud EtHpfite DiseGses of the Skin.
Itaiaics TflIes. ROich6s. Rolls Ieffer, Scdiihedd
aud EiRgWoym. NEGEflNE has never failed To
effect d permanent cure.
For Pfins i me Rack. Ki'iney Complaints, D,yp
~. Fei,die Weakness, Le0UIheo arising from inter
nal liberation and nterinl diseases. ard GeRerdi
DeJiIfy. NEGETINE acts directly upon the causes
Of these complaints. II inviyoratcs and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secrciiyc II
gans, allays infanrna,ion cures liberation and reg
uatcs the bowels.
For fu,diyh, Dyspepsia. HaJiiv0k Costlreness.
fdiI,iidfiOn Of The U0ri. Wni0cie, ffies, Nervous
HeSs and Gen.,W Pfoftdiiod ~ ne Nervous Sgstem
no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
~ tho NEGEfINE. tpnrihes the blood, clcan@s
all ofthc organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous SYSTEM
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETlNE
have induced many physicians aud apothecarie-
whom we know Ia prescribe and use u IN theirown
families
In fact The VEGETINE Is the hest remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases. aud " II the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before, the
public.
Prepared by
H. R. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass.
Price si.25. soldsby all druggists and dealers
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30
Mas. ". y. iRSAM, WHO H.
been East visiting relatives ard
friends. returned Last Thurcda

WE learn that Mir. Jonathan
Miner killed Lear cub cut nc;r
Star Lake, ole day last week.
-ss.-zAA1 ss<sszazSis---ssz nssss-<rxr-zsaz
Jyelo Advertisements.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-30

Sp. ta. ntG, rvrE'uc-i,.yes y. CITY. r'2n =.
M: Potts! ogih "::G; arr. -. =. Gag. RS N.
FLINT RIVER HINISINN
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9aS 0emtf6e S0eoter.

Gin Sreitag Gbeno inoet In Der y@oncor.
Sta" cine Seriummlung itatt, bic ben 3ped
bat, Subicripttonen fir Die rdd)ite Sbeater-
iaiior su iammeln. gle 6reunoe zines gu
ten Sbeaters-uno mir 9larben annebmen III
biirfen, rap Seren 3abl feline fleine 1T = Iu6
8u oieier Serlammlung eingelaben. Gin
gutes oeutiheS Sbeater lit in Baltimore III
elmer Notbmenbigfett gemorbeu Hno ba8 bic
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aufredtbaltung alein lit eS fretltd nidt gez
than, man mug aud barnaf tradten, oaf
bas Sbeatcr iih 81 einem eften &unitinititut
geftaltet; man muB beiueiien, oab man lpab<
res Salent gu i6dten ueritebt, ben mittelmd>
Bigeu S9aulpielera ber, ser aus ieinerS pbGre
beraustritt unb fi4 ertiibnt, GoQen Su lpie,
len, benen er ntdt gemafleH lit, in feline
SGranfen 5~uriid5umetien pernag. @enn
mir uns fir ben id9ten 8inter Elm gutes
Sbeater fl1ern woaen, 10 beSarf e8 d~llerOtngS
elmer 5temlid beoeutenOen @%eloiumt1e. Spern
fOnnen nur oann nit Grfolg aufgefiibrt mer-
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5dblt uno bebcutenbe @eiangspartie'n fcineu
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9lanben, iie bran6en mn ben Ntullo auf5l-
MAIDEN lnO taper b'rein 81 briiaen, nm flh
ben Settaa Der Wfen9e 81 ii9errl.
Oie 9erren, mel6e jebt bic Safe IN Die
Sanb 9enommeit uno oarauf binarbeitet,
baB Sie nd9ite 9aiion cine 9ldnsenoe in Der
Sunltgei1ihte 8altimOre'S weroe, ftnb BON
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&laae iiber i9le6te8 Memoriren BON
seiten Der 0artsler, falide SertReilung Der
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9eutiaf Auktignrn.

r. 81. Bennett & Sony. Rahntttaas 10 uby
an DIT uRo Stelte Elm Stumbled in g8auerlp an bet
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pen cottage bebaUt uE0 eiHem iabriheu 9runoz
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pas @ruHofEf 9r. 81, SftzSrcttftrdEe, 81 bel 100
GUS, mt elnem 3>ltcdtQeH 2So1nhauie bebaut uuo
elneIn laprllhen @ruHo5inie uoH $50 uuterlporfeu.
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4ef=Somb oroz, nabe NtouutIrd6e. is fSuB 2A iSol
Del s. THB 6 sou, nit Ciacm 3 toti9en iie9elftetuerz
Sel SolnlnuIe bebGutuub eiuen jdbrlihen Grun0z
jtnie pom $50 uHterroorfer.
Sieielbeu 0iorJeR5 10 u5r in gr. G6i, 0eIts2omz
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Si2 uuterporieu.
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Sie9elfteInernen g3opn9auie be6dut uRo etHem jdbrz
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benz Nauic duf Der 9toTolUeItzSdc pom 6remoutz uH0
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WrnnSfiafnihnms- uebrrLraannnfn.

Yiarttn u. Stfiou IN Soiepb q. 9oaue &C., Sipei
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an oer g8eiieite BON gS@i6tu9touz, uabe 6Gnpreaoz
ltraBe, y bel - TuB SSJ1; @runo5tHS $27.
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an Der Beitieits BON Gar0cus, nu6e Wiouumentitr',
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@ruubftld an Der Sliette pou Sbarps, nahe Barre
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rs. S. Syoots &c. al g8iIb. Ylulmeuer Elm @runbs
itud on oer SEieite pom Jtort9z, nGhe SaratoSaftr.;
% 6eii0l 6uB SS5s.
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itIt an Der SIoiette BON 0aIRmouozalep, nG9e Der
Sprin9ir., II 6uB { -Soa Del 36 Su6; $500.
u. Stemart uUo BrGI en- u. Steuart jiuei fld$e
$3.50.
s. y. 9Od &c. on Gbas. 9Oadnoer orsi GranO'
itute $685..
s.. Shulnabcr &c. an g.. u. BON gingen 10000.
;. 9. 8t0u, Jun, an y. n. Sog &C. 5pei @ruuos
Itide $685.; @ruuo3tHS SIS.
SUGu I8ation Gil &dtb. Daro 3luet &rIubItiide
$1,000 @rluomtet6e $50.
Sno. Wit6eQ &C. an 9as. 6. B5eeoeu Gin GJrunb.
itid al Der %Jtor6icite BON SdncdIierz, uabe AuHHr.,
IS bel 81 SUB $500; @tuuoStu S22.
5uo. u, Broom al oG5 So6Rs 6optius : Soipttai
elm 9ruuoitid an ber y~tor0ieite pom SefIerionfrdBe,
na9c S~roGopap, 20 bet lis 6nB $500; 6runojtus
$3.50.
Z. 6. Gromrpen on u. y. @plecr Elm 9rrabTiid
an Der 9%toroleite con eager, MAGE ReStiIeIitraSe, l3
SuB 2 3ou belt GO 6uB 5000; @ruuojins $3.50.
lSru. .. 8ti9op an 28n. Sadion Elm grunoitiiH
an Der 9itieite BON Strtterz, II .be YrattItroBe, IA
bel 100 TuE $3.50 Grun0mtethe $500.
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G~rfurfon.
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Viui, mad, Observation-Disclosures" A6fabrt
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StlaGe.
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mad g8ster'6 SrGueret.
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pteier NuftaIt in Jioit's 9ain.
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itra6e, cine Sorleiuug iber 6aS 2beno: "g8ltteuz
reiie inns bic Sefoobner BON S0er Geppten." Der
Siushor uno Sinoerhor Der Senlel1oe peroen Ge7
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Sodbter.
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heute ab BiIIener Sodbier Su gepobulibem YretIe.
@trtbiG1aften.
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Somnerielb's Brauerei, Jtr. Z, S1luertoH : foGo,
il6ernomineu uno eroffnet bieietbe 0iontas, ben t8.
Niai, nit einem Ietnen 4uni9e.
Sienatza}arean.
SQItim pre-, Den 10. yRQt 1874.