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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
,,on,rcr1oN OF PRECIOUS METALS.

yro,, The IRA California, Jaa l.
IT. have been furnished with the folloWlne
Wont of the exports OF precious metals os 'sSs2
20 q Express ard other wise ior the Soa e
tatsv so 600 900 more than during the prsVUu.
eho"ioSv n a CO.'S EMPRESS, GEN SUIT o,sr'}
WI W. SAN FRANCIsco Dec 81, 1878. ,
oroRs ALTA We hand you herewith S1 n States
Natement Of precious metals pro1uceu ioinding
annual west OF the Missouri .h ths
sna. lS nfoIambia-durug 1873. comparison will
for 1872 published in re Ag OF 3D. Jam more than
saemsns the aggregate exceeds that OF lsAz o.
snow '"s Arizona, California BRUSH OoIuoa'
tOets4t'h,neton Idaho and Montana, decrease. NO
gon "sssnn and colorado, increase Ihe lncIease 30
ysds alone ia nearly sOO0OoO the total pouuU. r o
Nevsua enuals al the others. AS stated III ouI 10
when we only touch the borders OF Arizona there
por' OF a. nres ggen 40 furnish correct OASIS lor
i o,g the product Of that TERRITORY 5ut is r
preclso1 % silver only, aDd the amount named Will nv.
Correct idea OF the product OF the iaGnV or
give cast as the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
MekOS Sependent Of Wells Fargo Co., In ADDITION 70
caI1 9a a,nouuts are conveyed by British wal We
wniSn Pnama or san Francisco, OF which We naAo no
reTp nn combined product OF all shows-for iSz
ih ~ va Ta25s693-updoubedly Inc arges' o,u
slS lo - in inc history OF the Pdcnc coast; 1os
for one year III 'A0 Holm J. VALENTINE, Gent snpt
truly, - vVTAts PRODUCED STATES
e'A nm TERRTToRIEs, wEsr OF MISSOURI hi'h"' D0
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CATTLE MARKET.

Cnc,eo Jsn 10 Reoeip' for Ne Sssk-c.s 1872 Hog',
1868 Sheep dressed 57G
,t.IC.te s79l Hogs l2ill0 dives 9sOS dressed; Sheep.
I23 CATTLE quite GeiTe rather weak
i 81 2a "Wednesday. shippers ng owing +,
unfsyo.be Eastern ld'ee general qg'I POOR quotations
- ~ for Rrtra - 2jd&J 30 for Choice, $685. 10
a. I'D si,JOasl or Fair; fi0$l 40 fof Meiun. ~ JO0
- ~ for Poor 10 50 5Oat 20 Northern led Texans
xl75 o. for through droyes
Hoes dali Of sale qa,y Tev poor indicating h,, farmer,
prices Toe. lower - TOd 81
for Poor 20 omnob 50 l0as5 30 for Medium Good % 800
IS a. for choice.
according quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

ass, LIPS pigs Starch 05S pkga Butter 7l9 ptg Cheese
63 phg Peeans AZ hhds Il2 Tobscco ZIG bales
Wool 694 bbls. whisky.
Receipts for the wet ending Saturday Jan 10 embrace
bbis Flour ia bb WHISKY bb Corn Meal ~
Corn Meal 1913 bush Wheat log 1874 bush Com o1.s
Oats 200 bush Rye ID 275 bush 1000 bush Barley. liO
bush Peas 1865 bags Grass 1888 fgs Ashes OBJ Pis
Beef 10 pkga Pork 12259 pkg Meats ii S26 tcs Lard
sSs hess Lard, ISL SKIS Ocat. O. 40 Dressd Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

TEy RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
;mp1rtsnt subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Pro-. h..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read az the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNs LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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RECEIPTS OF pROnIlCE-

a ~ MORN Rirer VesDs and Rni,orf,
Jan. lO28 Dkgs Ashes pig Hes. a iag hsl.s co,, "a
6o togPer 40 psgs pne Prut $50 bbs Eggs 5000 bbs
-Four 400 bb Meal ~ Ol bush Wheat 200 Lush Corn 10 S75
sqh 9s'- 200 bush Malt 2S5 bush 7el Grass
des Leather, 266 bales Flax 1856 Horn 56s sir 219 10.
IaoT Al pkgs Grie 1913 bb spirits Turpepune G4 bbs IA
200 bbs Crude I1prthns jS BIZ Rosh IL ptga Beef 6i3
pkzs F'r 14J1 pkga Cat Meats I72S ls Lard 1850 Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

=, ,.mbor of tho Gold Exchange' and by othet *
eacn n,'" Inflammation Altogether the manual is OF
Tas philadelphia stock market steady ren paSn
iao s,xas 1csl; Reading Railroad '7s; fenh'
,',vania Railroad, 4Si Gold, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRsT MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS loI sale
Inv Aug. j. Brown Il Son, 50 Liberty-st. Net earn,
1s for 1873 largely in excess of interest on bonded
debt.
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Total. ......ss..sssss....sis oIN
IL Id. "a 49,. 49, . IA Iara- q. avs. "a

b q o.
Por delivery prices "ere 100 sc higher VITA moderate
tde TIE advances sass as follows all % basis OF Lo" Md
ss,. s evening snr 8 January 200, 1850 February
1900 l6ise 200, is i52c March 900 lG lll6c 200 l6
s ss e s JPqi SC 200 80 ~ 2oG so 10 2 5cs
400 l5a, 100 10 l316c 200 i5'sr; 400 10 2132c Feb
Oi iS 795c 800 iCi;: 100 is 732s 1900 l64e March
sOa 1855; 200 10 2l2e; 100 16 lll6c 100 l6'sc; 100
is 2s2e 300 1899 400 10 2j-32c 300 10 IL Ice; 600
10 2532a APn 700, i lGci 100 Zig 100 i l4e 400
81. 800 bales Grand total g 800 bales
pushed our date Of has been far
prices the grades have improved rom dav day aud
Bovb'n5n the liberal svk and very Indictment weather until
have had and Shipping Extras the
sgoe ally SOC DBL on or1ars Extras and soc on Ca0ise
npd sTanc Ia Wheat relatively ffeea cent above those
fo Wep brands lie market There ha, been good inquiry
for future the has proved moderate owing to the much
vresa prices current Oh orders Shipping Extras for
PsbuAy delivery blow 81 40GS7 80 a. b which much above
bb Extras the latter Of this month
AID a. February ~ lOds7 20 and some 800 bbs Western
pree shippers Tues taken all the shipping Extras
b,d 81 76d$7 % the here desirable line. be
az satisfactory Tai. day week Medium spriDg; wSest
& s sb9 srse Since then ,pey b,ve attracted
attention. and have improves The material advance in Spring
Ie has less desire TO realize all grades under SO Dbl is
vel Known sJbes hold moderate stocks and TIE true Of
rFeIs Winter Wheat brands hence with branches Of
gias improving look for usual demand from job
bes but cannot oornt upon tyefy free receipts from
Of hueesots beea in more demand, have
Improved ami else With strong tendency In aud
proved Family well st hardening rates
oo No :9d Good Supne have been brisk demand have sd
yahoed 3JG3 bbL aud buOyGu the close The
Tie seek has been large sef the whole quite satisfactory. he
msrset for Four is les gce bu veT s,ro11 and in SONS d
trne, be Good Superne aud No less plenty and in
oaS he ne & a FS but rlc ,bs 6e5saS
, usual al The e'ss Of the week sAe' of 1860 bbs We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

fREGHTsRoom both b. terihshD and charter In limited 20.
gees And ~ weak aud 10 shippers favor The wei,
10 'spoo By steam $1,000 bush Gram in bulk at ia 1900
oie. bssea 81 50 b. sail 900 bales Cotton IL 32 Ana
100 ob Flour IS Cd To Londou BY 500 pkss Pro
Oas a los erce. TO Glasgow by 45O bags At
~ Ioa Hoops 81 4OS aud BY sail 900 bb,s Flour
oen.s COMPRISE; Norwegian bark ree hence Corr
Ma 100 Grain al "a lOd and grstuy; Norwegian
se-ee " IaIegOol 2JOO bbs Refined Petroleum at Ia
49, 9nt hsae % direct port the United Kingdom with
"a ~ Nphha al Italian bark hence
elses Refined Petroleum at 35c North German BARI
90 bne with 400 bb Refined Petroleum private terms
uoeam Al o. about soc = - ' ~ '3 ~
MS day week We left Wheat market yerg que ard
-, w. As favorable reports from Liverpool an1 more liberal s
Of car lots but tLis Of slort duration favorable
Liverpool and Loud0n cable snep ereed
a. nlasnee snd although prices here relatively higher
o. SAL sc have had lively the md Las been
sso.,.i sta 81 times spirited given hodc turtle, "a
Sac sa &c have had to note slight the movement
CO.. hsh has etn BeIpecies lsrFe sad The
A&Issa AAa We hare ESs iar!ass ieauc,su Ia or .ok
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THE MARKETS.
lc,refullr repcr,ea ior TnK TalnryE.I

SATURDAY. Jan. 10. 1874
% Pots quiet but holders
are srp al 90; 67c. Pearls sre dull and nominal
COFFEE Ihe quiet but steady note resale
OF 900 ba.s per Hannibal ornsry 10 fair cargo
At 26Il gold; considerable country trade doing IN a
jobbg way full prices Mid Cohees active and strong TIE
$50 Augoura, private terms
pe CITY Of Nea "a 4 and 2lO bags Mara
oahO. per Curacao at 21c., gob.
COTTONTe Cotton remains quiet but prices
o,.ithO trnunr ianf1 81. Me As fOlnNs;
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i Cotton remains very quiet but prices

The quOutous running 10 quality
s,ofe thsb halt a grsde below quoted.
SALKs DELlykRN
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PROVISION. y.oN snv-yonE yoN TaE WEEK RsDIss

Totals.37i3 6s7 295s4l2 1lsS s2i773. 1o2l,279
7S527 60 3l2333 3l5Go259 l74lO 62ls149 10 723,Ss4
Same last -- 80. 100 ooo 90.
40 1858 2ss 80 1888 421 1886 G49i479 60o92l2
to-day 1905 pkgs tie market has been very quiet
prices without quoab change We quote as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

Cs,rp,s.ou,RE AND SEwBowEKN NEs YORK Dec 49, lS'@)
HIVIDEND NOTICE-The Trustees have
one,.d that an interest dividend the rate OF SIX Ph
ner ,pnua h, maid 10 All entitled thesn and aher MON
DAi' jan 49, i'''- HARRISON HALL, President
N c..... s..,.,,,r e. ID. BAiLEI. Treasurer.
Mon>y d>porcd on or oJofs |ah1"g 81 ""' ' ''
nl,u JIHa1
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i0''''' COINAGE OF THE MINT

,,,,are for December. lo1S-D0uD.e edgies' s''NV'V
Nyya'deiIars $4,000 Total SS.72OOO - ,o-o
~satnaSe for SIX months ending December 81 1871
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Diui0eno Notices.

Ior..roSIC RAILROAD ConPAsr IKEAsUKER's OYyICEl
BKIpGEPOKr. CoSS, Jan ,. 1874. }
DJVIDEND No. 28.-Ihe BOARD of DIRECT
i oPs h,y. declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR DOLLARS PER
SHARE on he Preferred Of this Compsny payable the 2oh
in. =, the Treasure's once, 10 Bridgeport Como =,
The Transfer vii be eo.e 90 The ioih ,n 90
27ih ,lta.Snp n h'INii. 'te@.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

Tue CHRISTIAN At WoGK. Since the ac-
ccssion Of the Rev T. Dc Witt Talmagc to
the editorial charge ct this paper. 1t has Ia
ken its position AS u most formidable rival
to the most widely known of religious
wceklics BY GLANCE in the bus mess man.
agcmcnt aud it's enlargement, IL enters up
on all era OF still greater usefulness. DR..
Taluage Is editor in fact add not in name
only; aud gives 10 the work his hearty cner.
cy and Zeal. Besides the large quantity Of
editorial matter whicl, has cm mated FROM
his pen, and the series OF his sermons given
I'm each weeks issue. the paper evinccs the
,rescncs ci his most careful supervision
and manag' mcnt.
IL. Int Of contributors IL brilliant with
the hest names in the literary field. includ
iug spurgeoh, one OF the most famous Of
European clergynen. IIoratius Bonar. the
most gifted Of living HYMN writer's, the bril-.
liant Dr.. Jos pI Parker, of Londcn, the
popular novelist, marion IIarland" who
nov contributes her most interesting story
OF "Iron and Clay" Hon. Alexander II.
Stephens, OF Georgia, and some fifty other
WRITER'S whose names are well known in lit
erature
To the public. tho paper appeals as ono
Of I'll, best aud most interesting. vide
awake. thoroughly evangelical OF the relig.
ious wceklies Three chromos, the Twins,
after Lsndseer, aud the"Sabbath Afternoon
and "A Wee Bis Fracti.as," after Feed are
offered . premiums The first is copy OF
ono Of the most valuable paintings Ia the
world. aud 10 nearly two, by two ana hai
feet in size. The other two are hfteen and
y ansrtcr, BY n neteen AMI - qu,rtcr inches
Either the Twins" or the other two are
given with every subscription at 80 pei
year. Good Agents are wanted evervwhere
Terms and sample copies I'LL bc sent free Of
application TO the publisher. Horaiio Z
King, 100 Chambers Street, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

IT seems that Uncle SAT- g
Ulcers arc locking sharply after
those who through carelessness or
otherwise, neglect TO pay the nee
essay tax for selling liquors, to-
hacco and cigars. Last week Chas.
Chick was arrested by Deputy
u. S. Marshal, and taken to Grand
Rapids for trial. On Monday Dep.
uty Sheriff Ryder, Of Reed City
arrested &. f. Basom, aud lie was
ais, taken to Grand Rapids. Up
to time If going to press We have
not learned as to the result of trial
in either case.
We arc also informed that the
ofii,rrs are busy in other quarter,
aud that several arrests have been
rade for alleged violation of the
revenu" law, at Mu,kcgon, Man.
ist.c, Grecnvi,lc, Evart, AID otheI
points.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21
MORTGAGE Sale.

Default having been made in the condi-
tons OF certain mortgage ex 'cuted on the
third day Of November. A. ID. 1878, by John
Miner aud Ella j. Miner, his wife, 10 Mi
chael 0'Ruu'k to secure the sum. OF Two
Hundred Dollars, and recorded in the Office
Of the Register of Deeds for the county of
Lake, OH the 9th day OF November, A. d.
1873. IN Liber one ~ OF mortgages, At page
l44, on which mortgage there is clt lined to
be due ut the daIe OF this notice the
sum of One Hundred and Ten Dollars OF the
second install ment oil said mortgage, besides
Tw, MY five Collars attorney fee, stipulated
in sad mortgage, To- be paid in case any
proceeding should be taken to foreclose
said mortgags; aud M suit or proceeding at
law or in equity having been instituted To
recover the sum remaining due upon said
installn-nt Ot mortgage; therefore, bv vir-
tue OF II pOweL OF sale in said mortgage
contained, aod of the statute in such Gaze
made md provided, there will be sold at
puUiic auction
On The LIST Day IF august,
A D. 1874. at two o'clock in the afternoon,
at the south door of the Court Room, in
Chase, in said county o. Lake, and State 81
Michigan, the land in said mortgage de.
scribed, to.wit: The south half OF the south
east quarter OF Section Teu COY in Town
ship Seventeen North, Of Range Thirteen
West, in Lake county, M,chigan, containing
eighty acres oil land, more or less.
M,cuAAL O'RouEK,
Mortgage
10 PATTERSON,
Attorney for N ,rigagcc.
Dated this 7th day of May, a. D. 1874
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

WE would call the attention of
our readers 10 the advertisement Of
Horace Waters e Son. headed
Waters Concerto Pailor Organs"
and for a description Of them we
can't do better than to copy the
following:
A NEw FEATURE IN ORGANS WATERS
CONCERTO PARLoa OnGAS.-Thc great merit
Of the concerto stop Is, that approximates
nearer than any other to the human voice.
II We avert the attention from the instru-
mcnt while this delicate addition is being
operated, the impression is instantaneous
that it is to the hnman voice und"rcxquisite
culture hat we listen. Oh course he or
isin OF this imprO' cment, and the exact
manner III which it's advantages have been
made so prominent in thi. orga', are know
to the pat, ntcc alone; but we doubt II the
inventor can make IL plain why the rect
result has occurred. Tie effect Of the con
certo attachment IN simply sUitening aud
vocaizing. 1t seems to catch n note that
might have been shrill or rcedy, and ut
once sootbe it iHto something sweet amt
musical as n human whisper. The writer
was informed BY Mr.. Waters that on ac-
count of the popularity o. the NV stop, the
lust rumenls were bought II, almost us
rapidy NJ /; was posshle to manufacture
them Brookiyp Union.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

Weber Township.

EDffoR STAR: In our town, the
late rains have answered a two fold
purpose. While they have greatly
helped vegetation, they have also
qucnchod the fires which before,
were running, and sometimes leap
ing, across tho plains. With fires
to the right of us, fires to the left
Of us, fires to the north and south,
aud neighbors just two and half
miles away, it.were useless to cry
''Firel frel fire! frel
Poar on water! pour IN water!"
so we went to work with tears
in unr eyes while all around MS
wore such dense clouds OF smoke
that we could scarcel y see tile sun
and the faint shadows reminded
us of the DAY Of the total eclipse -
as | was saying-we went To
work aud shack fired" ia TACO of
the wind, and were successful III
keeping the fires III our improve
ment saved our house -- (and for
aught We know ourselves from Gre
mati0a). We learned q fen days
since tina, som, of our nearsst
neighbors scarcely saved their homes.
1t had been ST. long since we had
had rain = TIA, every thing was
very dry. Vegetation had hardly
started, aud the wind blew strong
ly every day-a'd every thing
was favorable for fires running.
We d. not know tie extent Of
damage done. Sumo faGces have
been burned. We thlnk II has
been Il great delrinent TO nncleared
land also to siandin.! tin Der
The fires have killed tho oak gruhs
and makes them much harder t.
Gu down. II has spniled Sumo Of
orr little oaks-which it reached
and which we had selected and
trimmed for shade ,recs.
This we regret not simply be-
cause they are II rarity here and
it Is nncoltain about their spront-
ine(!) but b cause we havn't tie
pnticnc 10 wait Tor the apple AMI
mustard seeds 10 grow in'o trees
Tor shade, before we can he pro-
tccteI nom The sun. Why do Tar.
m"rs cut drwn all the forest trees
ar und their hnuses--and then in Il
few years plant seeds and sprouts
which they seem 10 expect vii
firnish than shadol Such men
generally die Of old nge before
their shade trees arc OF use to any
body.
The ii res too have ruined The
buckle berry bushes for this year.
Mpu may laugh-and call that Il
trivial affair but We have noticed
hat they II preclate the herrlcs
iull rs mach rs any OF us. Bat #
Course farmers mast clear. and
burn, pillow, sow and plant, if they
Expect to reap Bat why set fires
dnring a dioi'f, or on inst the 10 81
winiv days Of the year! 81 says
a woman who. when she can cote,
will do what she in ler insign fl
c,nrc can do, to bring farmers, as
vel! IL, Satoon keepers to Justice,
or else she is as much mistaken his
wac t,n | st "Frce Press" which
~aid "B ,idwln Cllv Is all in dshes.'
The sign. are Gerry .tacordble =
Wonan Suffrage NOT far distant
men better look uuil
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

Progressive INTELLIGENCE. LII
brarics, schools, offices, reading
rooms, hotels and public and pri-
vaie residences - one and all are
incomplete without Wehster's I'm
abridged Pictorial Dictionary. Sci
dom az h"ur passes when the &C
cupants of these places do not re
qnlre the presence of such al nm
pire. Two ncigbboring families =
one kccping the great Dictionary
on The ccn,er.tab!c, and the other
Laving none, will stand out in suclI
CO., trast that tho latter will belong
to The dark ages, while the former
viii he ~ The van Of progressive
intelligence. BY me- other mean
can parents and instructors 81 great
ly aid their children and pupils. -
Chicago Journal IF Commerce,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

WE arc in receipt Of the first
number of the Neao Temperance
Era, an eight page, bi weekly pa
per, recently started at Cincinnati.
It is printed in large, plain type, Is
neat and tasty in appearance, aud
promises to answer every purpose
FIR which it was originated. Pub =
lishcd under the auspices OF the
combined Temperance Leagues OF
Cincinnati, and offered to single
subscribers mt 81 per an"um.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

TaE attention. OF our read rs is
invited 10 the advertisement OF the
Wilson Sewing Machine Company
which appears in this weeks issue.
TIE Wilson is II good machine;
h.iIs its own in The ti.id Of Com
ur;i,ion with is rivas, and is con
.lsnliy "a nins in public favor.
Ladies. here is the chance for you.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

VIZ arc indebted To scott Foor'
hecs IA choice roll of butter. on
subscription /" the STAR. 1t FLY
demonstrates the fact that good but
ter can be made on tie "plaius, "
and that MIs. Vuolllees under
stands how t. make il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

That superb monthly, the La>f'es
RepOsitory, for June, IS on or ta-
bic, This uumhcr cuttalns twocX
ccllcnt engraving+, rs usual; the
one entitled "Moonhght on the
Hadsnn," aud the other, ''Sis'ers
at Play while the literary con-
len's are ss heretofore. ut Il bigh
"ld,r. Every lady should read
this periodical. For terms sac ad-.
yertsement elsewhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

FIVE new u,,nes were aidca I"
the suHscrl lin LIST of the STAR,
la-t week, Tris is but little above
the average increase of on' clrcn-
laion each week Tor s. M" tim"
p.st; al W which greatly cnc"ur-
ages us ia our If ITS t. man ain
IA newspaper which wi ! Prove "
credit to HE coarty.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

ST. NICHOLAS lpr June 10 at hand,
and is filled To Overlooking with
clio &C stories, illustrations, etc, tor
the children. The publication IL
continually gaining in popularity.
aud PROMISES ~ distance all com
,e,itors. Send for specimen LINN
bers; ouly ten cents, Address
Scribncr Il Co., New York City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

Nix. lIoIIIsIER, 81 the h'm OF
Jones Il uullisl, has moved his
ismily into their new building.
The new store room will be ready
for use in few days.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21

Nix. j. Il. WILLIAMS, OF ller.ey,
va. in town Monday, prospecting
with Wow o!srtling ny a pIarips
mil here. A plauer i, much need
ed at this p,iut, and We hope that
an arrangement Can be effected Ia
bring it in NJ an early dav.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21
Notice.
q. s. LAND OFFICE, IONA, Micu.,
Nav hth 1874

US. LAND OFFICE, IONA, MIcu.,
May 9th, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Almon II. Grant against George
Il. Summers, for sbandonin & his Homestead
Entry, Ne. 8l34, dated Nov. 9th, 1879, up
en- the 8. Z. I Seeiion "a, Township 90
North, Rage Is West, in Lake County,
Michigan with view to the cancellation
of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office
On the l7M Day Of June, A. ID. 1874,
at 10 o'clock a. M, to respond and furnish
Testimony concerning said alledged aban-
donment. J.H. KIDD. Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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Notice

Notice IL hereby given, that the dog law
will b. enforced in the Township of Pleas
ant Plaius. All persons having dogs in
their keeping are requested to call on the
Township Clerk aud procure licenses ac-
corJipg to law.
@. ". y. Ross,
Township Olerk.
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wi.l, TO Jay iur the paper in good
irceh egg, butter, potatoes, II tact,
ANYTHING ea,able, can bring it along
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G.. w. Joiner e. Son.

Mansficturers ani Dealers in Lumber
Iath and Shingles Bill stuff a speciality
Kill and yard at Chase, Lake Co., v ch. l-3
c. W. JOINER, ALVIN JOKER
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OUR thanks are due, and hereby
rendered To Geo. ". Townsend.
Esq tor II fine mess of "pie plant
from his farm in W,bher townGhlr.
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Manufacturers ard Dealers in Lumber aud
Latl. Special attention paid to Bill sui
Mill aud Yard on line Of y. Il T.. NJ. Rail
way. ~ miles west of Baldwin City.
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