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E4Ntld| Dlspaleh @ The 0Alcaqo Tribune.
BpnINaFtEID, ILL.,, July 93.-Ap unusually &C.
yore thunderstorm passed. over tbls city last
night, A barn in tie northcastern part Of tho
town was struck by lightning, net on tlro, and
burned down. LOSE, 9l,0oo. A largo quantity
IL wheat in stack Just outside Of town was set Oh
Srs by q stroke Of lightning and totally oon-
snu,ed Mr. Frosmana rosldorco In tho city wns
struck, but I'D BARN done. Dy most singular
ceid coIncldonce, barn belonging ,to him, on lila
farm iu Salisbury Township, ~ this county, "a
sano storsll a,d burned MP, with all is contents.
Loaa not ascertained.
, 1874-07-24
BOARD or TRADE ExCuRsloNlsrs,

- Br. Lou1g, July 23.-Delcgations from The
md Shreveport, La, arrived this morning, aud
visited tho Merohants' and Cotton Exchang ges at
noon, where they wero welcomed by ii. H..
SamuolR, Presidont Of the Merchants Exchange,
change IN brief speeches, which wore responded
to BY Capt Adams, Of Dallas. and otAor
gentlomon of the delegations. This afternoon
they will drlvo around tho city and visit tho
suburbs. and tomorrow they will 60 on ateau1r
boat excursion.
, 1874-07-24
Tto Bloomington, tytss, Bank Rob-
hHrVn

Correspondents Of The Chicago Tribune.
MoGREooR, Ia., July 21.-Laat wook J. II.
Boyd aud Janlaa Clark were arrested at Caas-
vllo, Wis, for the robbery OF the Bloomington,
Wis. Bank, on tho night OF tho 18th of juno,
and, on Monday, woro bound over to appear ct
each falling to furnish security they woro sont
to jeil to await trln. Horny Clark, who was ar
rested ut AtcGregor, on examination, proved that
ho waH not connected with tho nffAir IN any way
It is but Justice to Mr.. Clark to nuke this mo-
ktro
, 1874-07-24

EpGc7Nl Uisnd{cK 70 TIC Chlta90 TFf5Unf.
MILWAUKEE, July 23.-Jamos Powers, charged
with tho murder OF Capt. James Simnott, as a.
nary examination at tho Municipal COURT to-day.
He was Leld over till tho next term Of court to
take his trial before jury, The same IN tho
caae OF John Ehwig, ohargod With tho murder of
Martin Smith, colorod.
, 1874-07-24
FroubIes f8otWocn VVhltes and Blacks
In 'NctlnCaacG.

Spec'af Dispateh 10 The Chsc,go 7rfbun.. .
6r. Aou1s, July ga spoclal to tho Kepu1li-
can e AZ tonight, datod at Nashville, Tenn, aays
" 1t iH reported that tho nogroes, in what is
county, nro ar1ning aud preparing to mako an
asnanlt on tho whites. 4 few days since negro
VAS killed BY n wllitV mau bocaueo no boaslcd
TINT 10 would marry oortafn wlto girl or kill
hor II sho roHtstod him. Tho ctizons Of tue
dtiBtrsct nro preparing to resent any outbreak on
tic part Of tho colored pooplo, who aro becoming
very lnBolent Bince tho last oanyusRi and nro do.
manding number Of tho county ol1lcos."
, 1874-07-24

MEMPHIS, july 23.-On Saturday last Thouna
Alyord, nh old merchant OF St. Charles, Ark,
and his son, Htartod to Indian Buy in skir.
Nothing WAS heard Of thom until "Wednesday fore-
moon, whom their bodies wero found floating in
badly oaton by ish. ~ The % boaes v sere taIon TO to
Indian Bay By steamer. Tho general impros-
sion was TINT thoy had boon accidentally
drowned though number Of citizons believed
thoY Werp murdered.
, 1874-07-24
Poiinfty Tor Rendering Enlso Ac-
COl1uzys

New YoRn, July 23.-Tle Produce Exchauge
waa surprisod loveral wooka ago by the ail-
nouncemont TINT gravo charges had boen prefer
red against n mombor, Herman Crohon, growing
out Of transactions OF tho importation Of barley.
Tho cha!rgea. wero preferred by, the agent Of
not rendered true statements OF accounts, Tho
mattor having been brought before tho Arbitra-
ton Committee Of tho Exchange, thoy have
decided TINT Crohou shall pay lsuaaan L Fried
lander $9018.67 in gold, md alao the cost Of the
arbitration, 9270, In Unitod States currency.
, 1874-07-24
Personal.

New YonK, July 29.-rho Hon. John jay salad
yestorday for Liverpool, Oh hs way buck to
ViounR.
J, Hanoroft Davis, our Minister TO Germany,
will sail July so,
Loao DlAaou, N. J., July 2s.-presldent
, 1874-07-24

LANCASTER. o.. July 23.-Preparations for the
hanging Of Hugh Doughorty. Ia this CITY noxt
lows on which John Darclay was hanged at
Columbus ton yeags ago will be used hero,
, 1874-07-24

Explosion OF n sscnsn1lasp's 0oliors.
HAVANA. July 29.-Tho Spanish steamship
hrin"rya nxplo,lol l,o1 boilers In the harbor to-
day killing two porsona and woundlng al1tesn.
Ills stoalnor was run nAhore to prevent sink
, 1874-07-24

EvAssy1LnE. Iud., July PA boat was csp-
sized on tho Wabash. near Grand Qaaln. at noon
Tboy vegp jspQraze on tho improvement Of tho
tLYeE,
, 1874-07-24

Aaron Cove, WHO for four years has boon
Principal u{ Tho pll,lio schools of Normal, has
boon elected Superintendent Of Schools Of Den-
YoI, COL, aud las RceeptoA
, 1874-07-24

T0nncssoo Worlk ing monsg Nom minntipxi
for Governor.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., July 23.-Tho workiugmcn
Of this State mot yesterday and nominated b, +,
O. Brooks, OF tho Independent Workingmou, as
their candidate for Governor.
, 1874-07-24

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.,. July 23.-Thore arc no
further developments in tho Ross abduction caHe.
This morning christopher Wooster, who was mr.
rostod on charge Of alleged compllcity in the
transaction, WAS released from prison.
, 1874-07-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
L1vgnPoo1, July 23.-Stoamers Canada, from
Nov York, and Hiberniun, from Baltimore, have
arrived ont
New YoaK. July 23,-Arrived Steamships
Bolgic, from Liverpool; 1ndia, from Glasgow.
, 1874-07-24

DoaroN, July 23.-Jesso pomoroy, tho boy
murderer, las confessed TINT ho murdered the
boy aller on tho 2al Of Aprl! last describing III
detail how tho murder WAS cointnittod.
, 1874-07-24

arant, accompanied by Secretary Robosou. ro-
turnod this morning.
LONDON, July 23.-Thc Lord Mayor Of Lon-
don, Andrew Lusk, las boon croatod Dar0nut
, 1874-07-24


From ~ Har!afo" @ Stn:3 H1ssx. ~ a0es ,,,,,.5 r.,
sosroWth ssol{ ~ ~ ,uo .hd hns fnr
sorrow aao o!oauoo ' n ~ & q g. th % Lts @ ~ thn
long yeals Hn!o tlla sneat - 'e s ~ 49,, ~
people o. tAla eouAtI ~" Iuao.v 3 - -,
Of lovely woman, nat 70 ner w 'a' osa III
not fallen, IL to injured hspan. WY tos Mssas
has been tle tareet LOT AaIsa ~ en %
charEfs, VINO nas neen feyleu, sc1neu "
M own assua - n o,I l. smn aT, ~ T. m r atcntio
aoA W N W. v cr,,o ,vrnngs md istrsct from lin
iio n H., sorv ~ 1s n,yn snffarinTa II Then
doro Itoha t ,W.r, H. ~ n
day ni9n u tago tciitatyl n".o,ta ~ st - i,+
silence t1s nGAsatas 49, 49, ~, ,o, ,,am,s
tltat Can be p!aco1 uou n!as tnas tI!u to1 9 - ~,
la errlng wife 8ut hot su!oE VI " ''.e3 ~ , ~ @ NV
, 1874-07-24
WITHOUT FOUNDATION

New Yonx, July 2s-Iho report that four
steamers wero to be transferred 10 Philadelphia
1s without foundation.
, 1874-07-24

151CHHHH AtAHtF Nt "NtHeNas RzIHa
ST. Louis, July 23.-Iall Grubb committed q
gross outrage on a woman at Watheua. Kau.,
Tuesday, and yesterday he wna sont to Jail at
Troy, in Charge Of n Constable and two guards
Tic wagon containing the priBouer WAS followed
by IN excited crowd Of mon and women, on foot,
on horseback, aud in wagons, the former armed
ropes and demanding revenge. When about I
mile from Wathona, Grubb sprang from tho
wagon md attempted to escape, but was inn
mediatoly riddIod with bullets and Instantly
killed: Ono of tho crowd following tho wagon,
flrod by tho mob, md was mortally wounded, 4
woman riding toward Wathcnn, and not con-
nactod with tho mob. Was thrown from q horse
md porllaps fatally hurt.
, 1874-07-24

opzcs1E Dlsfdl6H to 9He CHlca0o 1Ft6Nnt,
HooH ISLAND, ILL.,, July 29.--Molino ia agitatod
with an imponetrabfo mystory. At 10 o'oocl,
laat night, directly aftor tho Western train from
Rock lsland had passed. young Indy was aoou
Walking nlono from tho depot up towards tho
eluit. ehe waH eoon aceoBted by man who toll-
aered hts oscort: which was accepted. On roaoh-
ing tao corner ct Illinois atroct this man was
soon to throw tho Young woman into a buuov.
Aeld by confederate. and drive or Her scroa1ns
wore hoard fur awbilo and tho buggy and tia
three inmates wero noticed along fie avenue
driving rapidly to Rock Island. Tho
muto BY strong arms. a Moline policeman pro-
ourod a horse and started in pursuit, but did not
find tho partios, and search to-uay has boen
iruitoss. No young lady was nissod from hor
nome last night, and no; solution OF the affair
has heon developed to-day.
, 1874-07-24
Isecont Tragedies In Kentucky.

AScccRS 1f0ReuicR IN N6NttlHffys
Lou1sy1IIE, Ky, July 29.-Eastorn Kontuoky
malls Tonight bring accounts Of several torriblo
tr9godieg IN Montgomery County. Last Sunday,
Mrs: stevons mot a woman Of easy virtue
namad Hubbard in tho AoldH. md attacked hor
With hatchot, splitting her skull and killing hor
instantly. Bhe suspected tho woman Of too
great intimacy with her husband.
u Drcathill. fow days ainco, Jerry
LIttio attaoled two brothcrs natnod Jett
killing Curtis Jett and severely wounding HI
ram. Little was himself shot several times. The
Jetta are sons Of ono Of tho most prominent cit
izens Of the county, and tho difficulty arose
from 4 family fet1d.
In Morgan County, on Wednesday, Johnson
Oakley shot and killed Wesley Richardson, and
.stray ball. In tho samc row aayorat other par
tiea wore badly beaten with clubs md stones.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.--Information has
just boen recivod llero Of double homicide In
this county last night. A man namod Clark waH
clloppine wood at Worthington, a small town
about 70 1n'1ea from hero: whom two mon,
named Iauslon and Beloh, auddon1y at
taoked him. Lauelon drew pistol aud
Clark struck him with Ills ak, killing him in
stantly. Then soiziug I.auslon's pistol be bent
Bolcler over tho head with 1t, crushing his skull
and inf3icting fatal wounds. ,Ho was arrested.
taken beforo q Magistrate and ncquitsea on tho
ground OF set-defenBe. TAore was III old grudgo
betwoon tho parties.
, 1874-07-24

FROM {ht &1Hfh AEHH t5HHs} 1HIlFeFs
True, It IL one-Bided eyi1ence-Decclcr has tho
privilege os putting III reply. but III tho face Of a-
Ious evidence-Ictors, Hworl statements, confessions
Of guiil-it soems Impossible that the aoeusod eau
sfe satsfaetoFy Ths fa H. Of nsScar
Ct theology upon which 70 baso chalges agastt 9
ueecher 1s only man. n,a that lilo Christian religion
Ia baao on dror foundation than tho rise or fall Of
single individual. It ia trun principle receives
odium in Just tar tho peraoial influence or QUO
Of !te exponenta extends and wei soehvr . H ~ tao
tbs distant pastt tho rog'on ho represents will stand
aA 1iru a8 tho rock upon whoae foundation 1t rests.
HOW AHE THE MIutirY FALLEN.
{fon tbs Rache1er tS. ~ D<atorrat. -
Theolora Tton has spoken. 1t!a words nro terribly
forcciu Tile world atands with uvsiae.l lsan!9A Il
whit tle alleges 10 true, how Tho mighty fllon
To c,rch will bleed the boar out ct tho wood will
was!o ier enumes will tannt l1er confidence q man
In his fellow will ba allsket. al ruin Will muRle with
Tia sound of lie falling lower. uness Tho Batenent
| can DO coutroyurtct, MF. Dcocher laa gono to lila
| death,
Tho snbtlo ody!a fo,oo which made him master o. Of
haa lost ill power who onca could touch the harp.
etrlngs Of tho human soul, anl evoke thesessom i!
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turing the dull season, while Merchants and others
esure time to devote to such matters we suggest
them the proprlety of procuring their
Cards
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RESOLUTION.
Alderman Morris offered the following
resolution which was adopted on motion
OF Alderman Nellis, viz:
RESOLVED, That the city comptrol.
Ter be requested to ascertain and report 10
the city council at the next regular meet.
ING the best and cheapest rooms which
can be had by the city for the council
meetings and city clerks Office for one
year from May j, 1874.
LEyKE IMPRovRMHsrs.
The mayor nomita ted and asked the
council to approve, John p. Hely, John
Il. Gossman and ID. J.. Galligan as com
missioners TO estimate and report to the
the city council, the cost Of improving
Levee street as contemplated and pro-
v'ded by ordinance No. ca. approved Au-
gust 20, 1873, and Ordinance Nc.
90 approved September 23d,
1873, including labor, material
and all other expenses attending the same,
and the cost OF making AMI levying the
assessment.
On motion Of Alderman McGauley the
nominations were con affirmed and said
persons appointed as such commission.
ore
LIQUOR BONDS
State and city bonds of VIM. we.zel
md of Jas. T. and Antonio 4. Zsnone
or liquor license to January |, 1875,
vera presented, and, on motion of AT.
ierman korsmeyer, approved.
on motion OF Alderman Nellie the
ouncil adjourned.
M. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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Bet. Commercial and washington avsnps.
II true, the doctor Is one OF the Oldest
R IhHy, Of the place, and his diploma,
tnat hangs In his office, shows that &c hss
been 32 years In the profession. Ho ia dein~
n;nrger ofilco praetice than any other ply.
scihn, treating all kinds of chronic diseases
OF the human system, such as old alcers, and
all diseases of the skin, humors and blood
P0isons; also diseases OF the throat; also
a,l diseases OF the eyes Of years standing;
also artificial eyes Inserted; tistula cured
without the use OF o knife cancers CURED
6y the application OF medicines; pimpiss on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms OF venereal and private
diseases cured In tho shortest time semis
time. '""'
1t is seli-evident that q physician trea,,,.
kill. '' @'1"Aos s'e"'
erby lettea. ." P''''A
medicines furnished at oface in al
1898 I'll DIR. DAVID HULTx.
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$4,000
IN GOIDI
One Prize $1,000 In silver!


Five Prizes 1000 each IN Green backs
1--WE Prizes 600 each In Green scks
len FRIES 100 each In Greenbscks
Two Family Carriages and Matched Hor.s.
with silver-Motihted Harness. worth
1900 each
I've Buggies, Horses, ETC., worth sc,o
eAeh! Two Fine.toned Rosewood Pssros
worth vooo each Ten Family sewing ia,
chimes shine. :. worth eiOO each i.oS COD and
SILVER Lever Hunting W stehes (in ali ! worh
from go TO $500 each -" WI"
ooid chains, siivsr-ware, Jewelry. Se. &c
NUhsER OF gifts 1880. TlcxrTs ,,,.
xTKD To 5000.
GENTS WANTED TO SELL, TiCKrrs
0whom liberal premiums win he paid.
SINGLE TIcLsTs o.; SIX TICKETS s,o
TWELVE TICKETS so. TwENTy'rfvy
TICKETS go.
CirculArs containing q ruii list OF pr,zes.
Q cescription OF the manner of drawing and
other information in reference 70 the dis
tribution, will be sent To Any one ordering
them. All letters mpss BE- adore ssed 10
ioi W. Filth 81 OsscSsxTl, O.
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WILLIAM r. SMITH, NJ. d.

REslDEECE-No. n, Thirteenth street,
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street. Oflce-l2G commercial avenue, up
stairs.
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CIV, CUNNING. M, D.

RESlDENCE-cOrner Ninth and Walnut
streets. Oflce--c0rner Sixth street and
Ohio levee. Office hours--frOm o q. M, 10
~ M, and 9p. IN
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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING or tn.
CIrY COUNCIL.
Council CHAMBKR, CAIRO,
Illinois, March 4, 1874, 4pm. !
Present-IIis honor" Mayor Wood and
Aldermen Korsmeyer, McEwen, Nc.
Gsuley, Meyers, Morris, Nellis and Rob.
inson-7.
On motion Of Alderman Meyers the
reading Of the minutes was dispensed
with.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

WE have Oeen permitted 10 make
the following extracts from a prl-
vate letter written 20 David Del
zelI, Esq. OF Ellsworth, and re'at
ing 10 the power Il a Town CletS
to administer oaihs:
"Your, Of Feb. 25th, to Hon. B. ID. Ball,
Il am informed has not been answered. l
am unable to find any provision OF law au'
tho.iziug township CLERKS to administer
.aths; snu unless he h,s such authority, an
official oath sworn to before him would no!
be good.
sm Of opinion that under the provisions
OF Section CO.. and 7th subdivision OF sec
ton Git, Compiled Laws. there iss vac.n-
C, 10 the Office OF Justice in your township.
Notice OF the vacancy should be given IN
scc,rdarcc with the provisions Of he last
Section alb we cited. 7 he Official action al
those justices, in the meantime, as to third
parties, will be valid.
Isaac yARsroS,
Atty Genn
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

We are already in receipt of
Peterson'S Magazine fr JuSe.
The number is an excellent one.
being filed 10 replction with Illus
,rations of fasiioDa, samples If
names for marking wearing appa' e'.
s'o'ics, poetry, etc. This m gazl"e
is one Of thc best IN existence. AID
cannot hrve to large n cIrculation.
Now is The time TO get up clubs, as
O new volume commences with the
first of July. Tie price per single
copy il 50 per year. In clubs at
two 81 rs; and so on mp to clubs OF
twelve. when each member # the
club receives The periodical for les
than one dollar and half. An
extra copy and premium engraving
also 90 with the last mentioned
club. Address Chas. j. Peterson.
No. three hundred aud Elk CHEST
nut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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51ieD.

ATE lsworth. Mich Nay LIST. 1874. ErTrE,
daughter OF VIM. and Maria Day, aged 3
years, 8 months and eighteen days.
Weep not for dear Eie, that bright darling treasure
For she's dwelling with Christ in that beautiful
lard;
She Is tuning her harp TO the sweetest ofneasure,.
As che joins In the songs OF that bright cherub
band.
Then mourn not the lost one, she IL free from all sor
row.
She's receiving in peace on dear sayIors breast,
And shell greet you with Joy that bright golden
morrow,
when you enter with gladness the realms Of the
best.
And while yor are standing In wonder, beholding
The beauties Of Christ, che will make your heart
For shell bear for your heads those crowns bright
and golden,
She'll bear the white robes In which you'll be clad.
Oh, then do not weep, for crown bright and shin
Encirclrs her forehead; and soon you win meet;
And then round your pecks her soft arms snfwining,
She will welcome you home 10 the z eat Judgment
Seat AEIfonENE.
Ellsworth, May lth, 1Ut
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We ica,n frnm W ~. Isudd. lhat
o. Thurtda, last II barn belonging
10 Mr.. Eli ChIn.Iv, living in An-
Der township, Nilsson county, was
destroyed by fire. Mr.. &. was ali.
sent ut the line, and when Mrs. T..
" he. barn in fAnes she wenr
opt and eadeavored to rescue The
horses; but they reared AID
plunged SO fearfully as 10 prcve"i
her uniyirg the latter straps.
She went to tho house afer a kn +,
to cut the hateis, but before she
C ,uld return and accomplish The
deaired Obj The rosf FELL in. aud
barr, horses. farming utensils, all
were consumed.
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Tnr d., weather, VI II high " nds
prrvalna during the latter pa't 81
at wees. we're xccediogly favor.
ahlc To fires on the plans, aud lucy
were raging IN all di cc'iun>. Oh
Sunday al crnooa it WAS reported
that the fire WIS approaching town
from The west, aud q number ~
cit Zcns turned out and tH .c'uali Y
"back fred from The Railroad
rradc snu.h To the swamp border
ing tie it'ver, rear the hdmts'eads
of Isaac Grart Mn, G.. G. Th"mp
son, SO AS 10 check any farther AL
va &c Ills NAV.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

THE Nay number of Wood S
Houshoid Magazine is Mt hand.
1t Contains an abnnd ,nce of excel
lent reading end exhibits u deter
minalion on the part Ut its pnblish
ors to maiulain the good reputation
of the periodical Price 81 per year.
Address Woods household Maya
zane, Newbur.h, N Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

Tnx 90 eatleman in Black," mo is the tut.
lar demoa Of dram-sbops, assumes his sour
est aspect when the rapid progress OF VIM
EaAR BIrrERs is reported "down below"
The Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing
the mischief with his bittcrs tired with rum i.
All diseases which those demonatic nos.
trums aggravle, under pretenss OF relieving,
such rs indigestion, sick headache, consti-
patton, Rheumatism, govt and intermittent
fevers are cured by 1t. 4w
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Marrieb
dD

At the residence Of Charles T. Carr, in
Lakc,on the 18th Of May, 1874. ~ the Rev
A. g. Kline HARLEY iAzEN and NrsSALLY
PREsros, both Of Lake.
We congratulate he happy cop-
pic. and sincerely wish that the re-
manning years or their yes may I've
crowned with JOY, peace and con-
slant prosperity.
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We are indie bted to Mr.. Lee s.
Cobb for the following returns Of
Justices elected last Monday in
Yates township: Philstus Siggins,
John Baker and John w. Swift.
There were twenty votes polled,
but no one candidate received the
full number of votes.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

IEE a,ten.on Of readers Of the
STAn il invited 10 the advertise
mcnt If the F. IL L. NJ. Railway
Lands, Which appears elsewhere.
The lands oi' this Company com
rise some Of the very best in tbs
part ot lie St ,te, aud are "ilered in
A manner to aTrd chance for all
Ia eecnre homes. Now il The time
tn make your choicc, when You can
5, cure lhe most DIES. alb" &c ,liiics.
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INerEAD f.itiiag down aud com.

INSTEAD ct eitil;g down and con-.
nj ming about The dub ,'mes, and
wi.hing for the Il ,il,uao; make lhe
best use possible Of whatevermeare
you may have, in improving He
looks If your house and lot. o.
homestead. There's no telling
now mach can he accomplished in
ne way of obtaining cou,i"it aud
even substantial prosperity, bv
u,,ing in these spare hours.
Every man, woman AMI Child can
tiad uscfhi employment every mo-
ment, if they seek it rightly.
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WITH this issue we commence the
labor OF giving increased amount OF
reading mater. Our readers will
observe that the ty, Q in our "oaI-
ent" Gt wasn't printed in Jersey,
SO Of course us al! right, aud eau
not "haodwink" anybody Is finer,
though plain end easily read.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

WIN RyDp informs us that one OF
tho men employed in Wilson's
camphad his ri..ht leg badl, scrushed
last Thursday, 7th inst, by the
" he-!s If Il ,rnck, lie was con-
veved on u truck to Ludington,
here he was. cared far.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

SCARCELY an'ght passes but tina.
n party is ont from town TO enjoy
he splendid sport afforded catching
bass, etc, in The beautiful clear
waters az some one Of The lakes
hcreab"pts.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

J. +. RADcLITFE, Eco, of the
Osceola Outline, was in town
Tuesday. llc still holds to the
oi irion that Baldwin City is des-
tined to be come one OF tho hand
s",ncst villages in Northern II cb.
loan
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

So FAR ss we have learned, Mr..
.!ohn Nench il ono %, tho most se-
we're sufTercrs from fire in the ", obs
ne having lost, we are told, shihgle
boI's, wood, etc. TO the amount oi
owe, one hundred dollars.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

].AeT Friday ihe WOODS 10 the
north, south and wes' ofiown were on
lie, and it made things look pretty
blue (wi,h .moke) for awhile. We
have not lea ned as toex eGt yf dan
age. if anv. which resulted.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

The settle 3 arc now in the
n,..st Of their blowing aud plant
ing; and if reports which reach us
be trne. cops will be PIT ia on a
large breadth of ground.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

TIE Un:on Sanbath School meets
every Sabbath at IA O'Clock. in The
bu ld'ng formerly occupied as r
school i"nse, at corner of Michi-
gan avenue and Seventh street.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-14

AN "Inqu'rer' in the Lake
CO. Mt, STAR saws the report Is
cnrrcnt that Pinora is 10 he at
taclicd TO Cha @. Thete il so
much naughty Blood" in Pinora,
hat il can never DO very much AZ
tacl.ed Ia Chase Osccoid Outline