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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-08-19
Retrenchment in Our State Govern
ment

A writer in the Nashville Bulletin
has been making some investigation
into the profits OF certain local offices,
and finds that, after deducting the neces.
Try expenses for clerk hire, etc, they
are I'm round numbers and reasonably
estimated as follows: Clerk and Mas
ter, IS, 600; County Court Clerk, $4,000 (;
Circuit Court Clerk, Sll 600; Criminal
Court Clerk, 5000; State and County
Tax Collector, $4,000; Railroad tax
Collector, 81 900; Jailor, $1,000. The
same proportionate sums are doubtless
paid in every county of the State.
There are ninety-three County Trus-
tees in the Stale, receiving not less
than 81 900 each tor his services that
could and would be rendered for moth
ing by any local bank. There are
twenty-five courts in the State which
could be abolished at a saving of fifty
thousand dollars per annum. A gen
eral reformation Of the judiciary and
judicial expenses, it is estimated, could
be made to save the State over 100000
dollars annually. Two officials of the
State government receive in perquisites
this term, above their salaries, as much
as seventeen thousand dollars each.
1t Is further estimated that there are
six thousand useless and supertuous
salaritd officers i'm the State that could
be dispensed with without detriment
to the public service. 1t is further es-
timated that the expense of running
tue county government in Davidson,
is over seventy thousand dollars more
per aunum than il cost before the war,
when the section was rich and pros.
porous. Now, ii these are facts, what
more eloquently suggests the impor-
| lance of au economically inclined re-
| form Legislature? This is something
| that appeals to the business common
| sense of the public. What are they
going to do about 1t ?-NdshUiiiG Ban
| RGr.
HeSolUed, That it is our earnest de-
sire that our next Legislature adopt
| all suitable measures that can he re-
sorted to to lessen the burthens of tax
alton that now rest upon us, and tC
this end we urge the necessity of strict
measures of retrenchment and reform
| in every department of the Govern
ment, and TO secure these ends, we
urge the necessity of selecting none
but honest and capable men to seats in
our State Legislature, and, indeed, we
| would impress upon our fellow citl
zeus everywhere, the absolute neces-
sity of selecting to official positions il
every department, men of ability anC
undoubted honesty.
Resolved, That we regard the pas
sage of the funding act" by the las
General Assembly, as grievous sin
against the masses of the people, ant
we recommend its speedy repeal o
modification, so far as the same can b
done consistent with the honor an,
credit of the State.
Resolutions of the Jackson count.
Democratic Convention.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-08-19
WARRINGTON COUNTY POLITICS
Democratic Delegates 20 Nashville
Instructed For Dorsey u. Thomas.
JoNEsBoRo', TENN, Aug. IL, IA

JoNEBoRo', Tenn, Aug. IL, IA.
EDITORS CHRONICLE Circuit Court
is in session at this place, Hon. +. Il.
Gillenwaters presiding. A large num-
Der of persons were present during
the day. Judge t1illenwaters adjourned
Court after impanneling the Grand
Jury, in order to give the candidates
for the Senate and Legislature an
opportunity To air their eloquenoe,
which they concluded not to occupy
Judge Gillenwaters addressed a large
audience in IA speech of two hOurr,
full of truths and beautiful rhetoric. He
spoke encouragingly to the Grangers
and expressed deep, earnest sympa-
thy for the down trodden aud Cypress
ed tdbOrer, which had a soothing effect
on quite number of the horny band
ed yeomanry, who slept soundly dur
ing the entire discourse. Col Geo. Me
Clellan, Democratic candidate for Com
gress, then addressed the audience in n
lengthy speech. The Col. claims to be the
working mans favorite. He spoke
with an JUNCTION that showed to all that
he was terribly in earnest and meant to
do something If he was encouraged
"iust little.n After the adjournment
of court, convention of Democrats
and Conservatives was called to APP
point delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which meets in Nashville
on the l9th instant. Torrance Bowers,
Chairman, called the house to order
and appointed "A committee, composed
of the following gentlemen, TO draft
resolutions: :. j. Kirk patrick, Ed.
Harris, Joseph Keebler, and Esquire
Coop, who presented the following
resolutions, together with a list of dele
gates
Resolved, That we instruct our dele
gates to cast the vote of Washington
county for Hon. Dorsey b. Thomas for
Governor.
Resolved, That in the event that
neither of our delegates attend said
Convention, that VIM. NJ. Morrow be
instructed to cast the vote of this coun-
ty in conformity with the above resO
luton.
ReSoIucd, That the following named
gentlemen be appointed as delegates
10 represent the county of Washing
ton in said Convention:
Messrs. VIM. Glaze, Hunter Ruble
G. w. Nelson, T. }. Wilson, G. J
LYLE, Addison Tr-adaway, William
Love, a. scott, j. w. BelIler, w. L
Reeves, VIM. Bowman, Esq, Milton
Archer, Elihue Keebler, Sam. Burns
Henry Hoss, VIM. b. Devault, DIR
Brabson, w. f. Tilson, a. II, Moulton
j. E. Il. Harris.
The resolutions were adopted anC
the secretaries requested to furnish 1
copy to the daily CHRONICLE for pub
LEGATION.
Torrance BOWERS, Chairman.
J. w. PELTIER,
B. Il. MCLIN,
Secretaries.
The excitement over the Carte
county rape and murder is still yer.
intense. New discoveries, showing tn
malicious atrocity of the deed, hav
come to light. The colored peopl
seem to be perfectly outraged becaus
they were not allowed to burn instea
of hang the tiend. More anon.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-08-19
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY.
Items of all Sorts from POweIrs Sta
tiOn.
PowELL's STATION, Tenn, |
Aug. 18th, 1874. (


PowELL's STATION, Tenn,
Aug. 18th, 1874. I
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The country
is as quiet as Sunday since the election.
Our friends over the fence are all act
ing very becoming, and since it is as it
is, and can't be any tser, we are try
ing to take it very friendly.
AS soon as the big show goes by we
will all commence piowing for wheat.
Some farmers are at it now, but the
ground rather too hard to pillow yet.
Alb. Hall has twelve acres in sweet
potatoes and one acre in COOLER peas
Bill Lewis will commence making
brandy soon.
All the apples we have seen are rot
ting badly, and the peaches are very
small. No good watermelons this sea
son.
We saw natural curiosity at Pow
ellis Station election day. 1t was a
twin musk melon-being two distinct
melons grown together on one stem.
One more story on the snake. Uncle
Sammie Moore, of Anderson county,
says that once during his life he helped
to kill a garter snake out of which
were TAKEN y oiOo'
Joseph Bishop and Mr.. Hinkley, of
Heiskell's Station, each have one thou
sand peach trees of the very best vari
cites. They put them out two or three
years ago at a cost of near $500 each
Mr.. b. had trees to yield three bushels
of peaches this year. He put them In
market very early and realized from
50 to 81 per bushel for some. He say
when he gets railroad communication
with Cincinnati, he can realize NOR
than SIS per bushel for his early fruit
What if he could, wouldn't he make 1
speck?
A religious revival is in progress a
Oakdale, under the charge of Rev. II
C.. Hamsted. About ten or twelve con
versions have occurred so far. SiI
persons were baptized last Sabbath
The house is crowded every night an
great excitement usually prevails
Our people are somewhat exercise
over a report that the County Cour
lately voted to pay the County Bridg
Commissioners, Messrs. Ochs, Nose
and Tunnel, the sum of two thousan
dollars for the services connected wit
the bridge, and they want to know tn
straight of it. ROY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-08-19

The excitement over the Carter
county rape and murder is still very
intense. New discoveries, showing the
malicious atrocity of the deed, have
come to light. The colored people
seem to be perfectly outraged because
they were not allowed to burn instead
of hang the fiend. More anon.
NJ II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05

TfTr FAvo,.rrr.-'The Bank Il hang" Ss'an'
corner Il King and orInsny sire r. j. e'coh.h3
thu. faynrite resort Of this city. Inc great
attraction i. Ireat rick~burg Beer. whiie me
best of wines. liquors and c'Ears are ALSO, s"if
-, a. g, MT lass Billiard Table Tor the
men: of Guests . cold lunch ut all hours
md hrarty gopt cher for all ar is re'rnlarn-
,i,tinu, 10 pul.Iiy favor. Il. Il. Brown i, th"
l.I.t!rit,pr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05

SOMETHING NEw.-The undersigned has been
appointed the Sole Agent, for the sale Of the
celebrated - BARSErT's ZISC AND PIATl>A
Pens These pens aro now almost universally
used throughout the United States and Great
Britain; they are warranted strictly nou-corfo-
siye and as durable as eight steel pens. Price,
s. 80 per gross. SAMPLES GRATIS
au5-lm JOHN u. foA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05

DIR. +. J. WHITE, physician and surgeon, has
removed his office from the Ormsby House to
The suite of rooms over C. +. CotoD's Drug
Store on Carson street He ay there be con-
suited during sll boGrs Of the day and night
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05


last evening. Tie President, Rev. |. y.
Hard. introduced Bishop Merrill. VINO
stated that th, Nevada Bid" society,
which j. auxiliary to the American l'iule
Society, WAS receiving Srt ut 'ii'"ur"Se-
.nent. and meeting with mich success.
lis agents call upui! citizens, who, il
they do not possess Il E.ble. aud ale able
70 purchase enc. solicited to 90 so. ii
tilrv are not able they are urged to ac-
cent a copy. Rev. NJ. Thompson,
AGENT for til Pacific Coast az til" AMER
I..sn Bible SJrir!y. thtn address the
meet ting at considerable length. His
remarks were Interesting @nd spirited.
He was followed by Rev. br Reid OF
New 1ork the meeting v - well AT
tended Rev. Nj Richardson, agent,
will cali upon oar citizens for tn" p'f'
nose Of distributing the Bible, within
few days.
We call the attention Of sollirrs and
those interested t. the Advertisement OF
the law and collection agency Of W. II.
Aiken Of san Francisco. They VIII
there tiu,i reil,,b!e inturlnatI2n as to the
additional travel nay, Bounty Pensions,
Prize Money and Land Warrants allowed
by the Government. We h"IIeV" that
Nlr. Aiken from his o.hciai position IN
the Grand Army has I'll" contl.'eHee "i
soldiers on this coast. IntC'm'tI"h
given by him free OF char1o-
YorxG MEMS EEpCBLlc.N CIrB.-
The Young mon Of Republican atfla-
tons will not forget that meeting OF
the club will be held ut the District
Courtroom tonight Mt 100 O clock. 1t
is rrt,crcl that a new deal Will he de-
,nanlcd tonight, as the election held at
| a previous meeting was infofin;.i and
void. because there had been no sigma
lures to constitution and bylaws, and
/ therefore the organization Effected was
only temporary.
CoxyELrHcE.-The Methodist Confer
ence is still in session in this place. Yes
terdav was taken up with denomi-
national matters hardly interesting TO
the general public. 1t is moro than
! likely that the business Of the Confer
ence will be concluded to-day and the
appointments announced Tomorrow
evening. This evening the Missionary
Anniversary will be held. pr. Reid.
, Bishop Merrill and others Will address
the audience.
Rruoas OF WA&.-Last might W" heard
# disagreement betwe, n two g,ntiemtn
near the Orn-by House, which resulted
in nothing more than var # words.
/ This was u, il shuGlI. coLsI"i'rlHC that
..r..tP
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05

TIE SoIEEE Io-&IGur.-Lovers Of
Torpsichorean pleasures should not for
yet the soiree at Corbetl Hall tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05

CHANGE N STAGE LlNH.-The stage
line, which has been known for the last
y years as ". f Wilson's line, viii
hereafter be known as Taller and
Clugage's line 3Ir. II. A. Blown, at
Wells, Fargo and Co.'S office, IS the
agent for the new proprletors. The
stages will make connection at the
Eine-mile House, for Aurora, Column
bus, and all points south, instead OF
1T Aurora as heretofore. And at Genoa
for Monitor and Silver Mountain. Stages
leave at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, and passed.
gers are requested to leave their bag
gage and orders for calls tbs evening be-
fore.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30


II 10 with snrprise aud regre,
vs learn that President Grant bias
vetoed tho currsucy bill. The act
seems TO have besu wholly uucx-
rectsd gu the part of the country
generally. and ia strange and unac.
constable. AZ it 10 not ut all like.
~ that Congress can effect q two
thirds vote necessary to pa~ Tia.
bill over the veto, We are to-day
apparently no nearer the eolution OF
the financial problem than when
Congress met last December. 1t
seems strange that while it IL sd-
united OH all sides that the faan-
cial condition Of the country de-
mands something to bs done imn,e
diatcly for relief; after weeks of
debate in both brahchesof Congress,
during which ample time was had
10 view the question 10 oil Of it.
bearings, that at last tho whole
matter falls to the ground. Can
the recent report that the President
was averse to tho influence of Eas-
tern capitalists who visited him
be q canarjl Can it be that he war
influenced by them to sucb degrre
~ to cause him to virtually scce.'e
TO their demands! We are 10Th 10
believe it, and yet there is much
evidence to lead us to DO so. They
tell ne that distinguished statesmen
claim that the effect Of the veto
will he to cause . still greater in
dstion Of the currency in the end.
when the people OF the West rise
up in q body aud demand It. That
may be, but it sflords norelict now;
and in the meantime the wheels If
business must be cloggcd, and all
el.sses, espsc ally in the West, sui
fer, with no apparent necs IS for.
tkeir sufierings.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
Close Of Volume 0se,

With THE issae Of the STAR close,
iss fl., volume. in lv"kius back
over ia. s,sn,s'of the past year.
RELY counscitd with the HrAs, se
fed much tbs, affords us eraii6cs-
tim. The psrer, a. oil ito I'D
readers ARE we'll aware, Vas sis ted
and nsnseed fr seveisl nisutbs
uncrr ecaliar c,rcuu,stlnacs. TIE
reason why il continued thus 81
long wss l<csusv we deemed il far
the best interests Of all concerted.
Fiom the 6rst the STAR was re
~ived with general tsvur il,roysh-
ont Lake county and lite lit of pat
rons increased st-sd,ly; q feet ex-
essdinely grstilyins to US, wlile la,
boring esrneeily TO keep til" piper
IN Shape 10 be worthy Of tnch
patroosge. We came to Lake
county little less than yesr sg,'
because il Was ssid the people
wanted q psper,and there was none
ia the field, There wss az IMPLIED
understanding that q Newspaper
would 10 supported by The ci'izrns,
aud the. have, generally speaking,
fully csrris d oal that implied con-
t,srt, and the STAEis now an cs,ab
lsbsd institution Of Lake county,
10 grew With her growth, aud aid
10 that development in whatever
way II can.
To the patrons ofihe STAR who
have - n.hiy seconded our forts
inths pas, ~e return leartfeltthanks
and while expressing our deter,nin
alton TO labor sssidiously to reader
The paper ell they may desire il to
I've, se sleo, express the hope far q
continuation Of their good will
sowsrjs ns.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30


TIE Board OF Supervisors, at its
session iast week, voted to give SIS
per month to the mail carrier for
carrying mails between Reed CIT,
and Baldwin City. While We
h ID 'hst il 10 the duty Of The gov
srnMent to carry the mails to every
P"st"ffice established, yet We deem
the above mentioned act If the 81.
pervieors q commemorate ore, since,
doubtless the people of Lake county
would willingly pay the extra rate,
rather than he without mail faeili-
ties until July LIST.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
1.-THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND"
FASCINATED THE WORLD.

The theme Of the present stor, affords
the author the finest opportunity for The
display 81 his peculiar gifts he story viii
DC plofusely illustrated, and 10 begun Ia the
april Number.
For sale by Ill News Dealers or Bookscl.
le,s. Price "a 90 Year, 80 cents Num-
Der.
scRIBSER.& co, iSsii'r sdwry;
.ftrtA f New ycrk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

election, FOR ANA agains, the removal OF the
County Scat, was three hundred and nine
ty-ihsee t303). ,
The Whole number for removal Of the
ConaiS Sat was seventy Ave 10
The whole number against removal Of
the County STA. was three hun.
died aud eighteen SIS
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

We learn that tie law requiring
postage to be paid on Newspapers
when delivered ia the county where
ahcy were printed has b. en- repealed;
so cake effect July Let. The law
irsqsisiug postngs on newspaper
exchanges has also been repealed.
This 10 90 it should 10. Tie law
never should have been passed in
tie Fret place.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
The Commit,ee on Basis for As

~" the u der.isa, Il, e-pect!ully submit
the above Lssi, -. Assessment
q. ". y"wSsrSD,)
II G, KING, Committee.
il. RoHE.TsON
On mot0n the report WAS ac-
&c picd and Committee discharge /.
On motion the Board ndjourned
Till one O'clock
One O'clock p. M.
Board met as adjourned. Mem
Der. all present.
Tie following aeon ITS were al
l,Weu:
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
EARNING SANDS

are sold an Q rrason able crsIit, to actual
settlers, ore qua.tsr Of purchase mGIs,
dawn. Interest Sven per cent.
- Sstt,.ts on any OF these lands OF
the q. = u ]. x. Co, or on any % the lan,is
0so.d Ia Common II. the tow ash % above
lie igIatsl ~ili GAVE THE rREFhkESCk
at pa IL sii,s sher lsnos, b, giving Tie
Office ''tev9, Hotic- OF heir wishes s,on
s.diug his al ertissmeut, and ds.iXGati.g
their Pos, Office idisS
For Il y inform ,iion concerni, < the laid.,
prices location ,tc., aa..icss,
VIZ. a. HOWARD,
= Laua COMMISSIONS, t.i aud RapidA
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

Ar its session last week the
Board If Supervisors voted to con.
tinns the publication Of i,s proceed
.ings in the STAG. 1t will 10 paid
for BY the inch spsec, q much more
satisfactory way to ne, at least. than
to publish for % much per session,
ss during the psst year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

equity offices, ut tao rate Ut SO pen
Scar. Adopted.
The account Of WIN Rigbee was
pre- scented nj $l2l.6O. Mo- iflIow-
ed by ayes aud nays as follows:
ayes. |. ID. Blood, nays Robertson,
King, Allen, Townsend, Wood and
Hazan.
The following Supervisors ac-
c,nnta ,y...
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

Az error erepi into en- editorial
last week, causing rs TO say that
the steamer Greece was wrecked
in mid ocean, when we should have
said the steamer Europe.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
OLD MAIDS

Teachers, students clergymcn. post masters, and
wide awake young men, and men and women Of all
carscs
chnc books sufficient to stock library; or some
vaiuabl III turas to besnsify your homes: or nice
s;ereoscgpc; or good time keeper CLOCK or watch)
album: ora stand kerosene lamp fer your pariOr: or
fiic accorlcon; or Wcbsicr's Illustrated uuorto
dictionary; or Rogers world renowned statuary
grJups; or a line violin; or Remington ri, ca q:
or q Remington double barrel breach leading shci
gun: or cabinet organ worth $ii0; or simply work
lug up your unoccupled time in way explained in
fic circulars OF the VI. II. 2. Co. Percciy lcriti.
mate ana respectable: many woulds say philantrupic
Address II h z Co., 129 East 2sth 81, New York
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
100000 ACRES
ofsp'endid
Farming and Pine Lands
Fuk RALEi

ri lands baIong 10 the CANT Of the
Grnd karlds & indiana Railroad Co.
I'a,tic iarly s,,ch OF Their, US are tItratcd
IL Townships umbered from 10 t. - ~.
aud ia Ranges f,rM 10 IL W., inclusive,
and IA the counties o! Kent, Ne~aygo, Ne.
costa. Nontcaini, Wexford, a@rssee tis
ssukce, Clare, LAKE. aud Isabella. The
;aius also
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
State Of Michigan, I
County III Lake.

State Of Michigan,
County u lake, -
We DO hsSsbs certify that the above Is a
correct ststsIent u the votes given in the
County " Lake sHd state Ut Michigan, for
AVID AGAINST tie remova! q the County Seat.
at the election held in said county, ON tic
ss,h DAY vi April, in the year one thousand
eight hundred std seventy Tour.
L.ts1 A. Chase, tLisl day Of April, A.
ID 1874. AUGUSTUS TJwxss,
~. A. LArHRoP, Chairman.
Cleik.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
'CWna DIN COMMON

With theF & r. Mr. i'way COMPANY, and
located ia the fo'Iawirg townships to-w't:
No Il AID IS Il ne Z; No. II. ID, is s'd
~. Range y; NJ. i&,l ~, il, Is a,d 10,
Ee'Hr y; No Is Is aud ~, Rage 10, No.
-, IL, II, Is and L., Range II; No. IL, Ia,
II. IL AID 10, e'o.' -, xcst; viii al he
or 'alc ~ The .niee O the q. Il. |. Il. T..
ca. la
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
v EG T.!
For TEN TIMES ITS CosT.

The great benefit received from tho 20 of VIC,
EilNE, induces. induces me 10 gi,c my trs,imoa,
In its favor believe II 10 be not Only of ,,rcut
diseases peculiar 10 the sprin. and s,,n,!aer srns,
woaid not BE- without II Tor tea times III cost
EDWIN IiL!Es
Attorney, and General Agent for Massat h 80 10 III;
tie Cfafisinsn's Life Insurance c.mp.ny 80.
~ Sears Bulldog. Bos,on, Aiass.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
PrasGfdings Of the Beard li Super
ViS0rS.
lorrlcIALl
CHASE, LAKE CoUNrY, Mich, |

AFriI ZIsI, 1911.
Arpecial meeting OF the Board
OF Supervisors IT Lake c,unty,hHv
ms been called to meet OF the Cir
chit Court room in Tho village o,
Chase, ON Tuesday, April 2lsi, A.
ID. 1874, aud said B. ard havirg
met pursuant 10 call. the following
proceedings ~ero held:
Motion Ivy WIN. Wood,thu, An. i.
gas'as T"waer act NJ temporary
eIisirmaa. Adopted.
Roll WE called. aud the follow
ing nembsrs answered " th.i,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
G rand Rapids

In the shove locate can bs fonud soule
Of the NEST Fsrtains aud Pine land ip the
Stats i,'nx !or twenty mites OF either si3,.
o. ihe Surveyed inEe az the road and they
ret.,sr, s:,ry ,,.rict OF soil With heavy
and lisht timber; ad are il section of
Michigan aos 'eG.; rapidly developed BY
Railroad AID other snlSrpris,s.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30

ROADS are quite dusty between
here and Nirvana. ats
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-30
h.sn,s il you wan. to make M5ney, Sci,

III S6aih7 Mr'as 1jres ire De- fs,i faot 10
Na EAR, L. P9I Jir mos RET TN. dGi IL lie D.. Qt
a. 10 ri FHere i''o "Do9,eN'lc' .AG,at h. yoay
foi'.. d,I'Y 70 'ME-1IC :. n. ca, INV YoLK
LAIIEs SEND or Ccyini Fashion Book