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Iowa has a. exeellent prospective corn
crop. but only tbree-fourths as many
hogs a. last gear. Hlineis will have
one-fhird less corn than last year. snd
half as many hogs. Il is feared that in
Wisconsin, Kansas and Ee5rasks, there
viii be . great falling of IN both corn
and hogs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

Play AND woRK.--A man who Is very
rich now. was very poor when be was
a boy. When asked how he got has
riches, be replied, My father taught me
never to play until nay work was finished
and never TO spcpd nay money until ]
had earned It. If had but one hours
work in day. must do that the first
thing, and in an hoDr And after this,
I was always allowed % play; and !
could then play with much more pleasure
than if had thought Of an unfinished
task before my mind | early formed
the habit Of doing everything N TINE
and it soon became perfectly easy 70 40
80. 1t Is to this ! owe my property.
Let every bog who reads this, go aud 90
likewise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
CARRIER PIGEONS.

One Of the most curious incidents con-
nected with modern journalism. saws
Land 0'sd Water, is the regular employ
ment of carrier pigeons in collecting in
telligence for the daily and weekly news
papers. In the competitive exertions to
procure the latest intelligence, it has
been found that for short distances news
paper reports can be sent reader. cheap
er and quicker BY press carrier pigeons.
flying a mile per minute. than BY the
postal telegraph These aerial postmen
are entrusted to resident correspondents
IN various places, ready to be dispatched
st any moment, while others are sent
out by reporters to places where inpor-
tant events are transpirIng. Ii Is now
no uncommon thing 70 see reporters al
police courts. inquests. public meetings
etc, dispatch folio after folio Of copy
by press carrier pigeons tossed through
the nearest window. or thrown out Of .
train or steamer going at fall speed The
attachment of these birds 10 the plsce Of
their birth, and the ability to find their
homes from marvellous distances, are. Of
courses uIIrIT EIE1suIz1IEIS vHs1 eS-s4.--
ties A .-columbier," OF home, Is sstab-
lished at the various newspaper Offices,
and whenever bird arrives with mes
sage, the act Of . pigeon entering It's cot
sets . bell ringing IN the editors room,
the bell machinery continuing Its mo
ton until sttended 70.
Carrier pigeons though IS > rule only
used for short distances, in competition
with the electric telegraph, can De spe-
eially trained TO distances Of 500 miles,
and frequently fly to England frcm Dub
lin, Brussels, Paris, Lisbon. and even
Rome The utilization Of the instinct:
of birds for press purposes Is being car.
RED even further than this. An ocean
hOning bird Of great doeility, iHtelli
gence and spirit has been found IN Ice
land, and 1t flies al neteor-hke spee.
Of l5O miles Al hOur, and is able 70 hns
its home. over sea and land frsn 81,
part Of the hsbitable world. A pair o
these birds, shcrt time since. brough
dispatches from Paris to > lonely spot
eongenial to their nature, In . wild an
rocky part Of Kent. within ten miles Q
London. In ] IA hours Press carrie
pigeons took the dispatches On 70 d
city, the whole distance from Paris I
London, by actual parcel mode Of con
yeyanee. being done within l-2 hours
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

a fall pippin. coal stove and news
paper are not bad things 10 sit up with
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S-ENC,L CUTTER LYNDON. VI SEAL PRES
> Sc faV Grz1ges Societies a. making Passes for
-sass Faclo-ies and M&nu1scsO-es- Satisfaction
1zzz-saa5 tu4-1s
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DR. O. A. BEMIS. So
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
II = Crzs1snury, Vermont
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DEALZR N HARNESSES blankets whips. curTy
IL e1las, &C. Baron Landing. VI
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E.G. STEVENS,

CUTLER &EsOSS-
Y OfCsrrlAses 4udslelghE.
VI Greensboro, VI
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uApIsoN CnWIH

VIII KEEP CONSTANTLY OK HAND ALL
w fs La.as; STYLES q readv-z1z5e CctnE Czskess,
Bu-z- E5ass zni TrimuSass ef every des--1v1lo1-- =
Ta-Es feasuuzh.s Vest Alb4zy. VI
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PR KENDALL
4 TI0ENEY. BARTON LANDING, VERMONT
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J. T. WRIGHT,
D-ysisan and Surgeon o1iee a. his residence.
L 81 Barron Landing. VI
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ROBERT GILLIs,

w w MILES.
4 TIuESET AT Law
y - ScrsA Cr1flsbury. Vt
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J. > HILL
S,uCCESSOR TO T. P CHENEY, WILL CONTINUE
: 30 sci LArEe Variety Of Sewing and Knitting
Machines. Orders S0licise1-
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NIISCELLANEOUS,

A TTORNEY. COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR
~ A-g Bounty and Pension Agent Ir@sbursh VI
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nUUT STORE SUCCESSORS TO GRANDT.
IL SKINNER Parker3 Dealers in Flour, Cn-r- Gro
ErrsVars Paints and OILS BACON LznEiu- VI
lAS1EL SE-SxEE a-l4 c ; sKISSEE
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D,UCCEsSOR TO wN. J0SLYS SONS DEALER
- IN Drugs. Medicines DYE SsufEs Pants o7s. Js,-
l- Iurveu.ine- E3r-ishes, Brushes Window Glass.
Fl-ry. Books, S-H-iOnery and Fancy goods.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

Congressional Convention.
Editor.

A Republican Convention. to nominate
q candidate for Representative in Congress
for the Niath Congressional District Of Mich
igan, will be held nc Es, ansba,
On "Wednesday, Spten,ba 2d, 1874,
a. one o'clock p, m,
The several counties comprising said Dis
irici are requested To send one delegate fo'
every III, ee hundred votrs. aid one Tor esch
moiety In excess o. the ratio cast for Rcr
resentative in Cong ess at the general elcc
ton in November. 1872, each organized
county being EN- tiled to Mt least one del'
gate, as fellows Antrim county. | delegate;
Benzie. 2; Chalevoix 1: Chippcwa, !; Delta,
2; Grand Tr,vsrse. .; IInughon, &, Kalkas
ka, I; Keewrnaw. (rsii nat"dD !; Lake, !;
Ieelanau, 2; Mackinnw.l; Manistee, 4; NAM
i,ou, I; Marquette. 9; Mason, 3; Mecosn. :;
Menor,incc, 2; Mis,nukoc, \; Newavgo. 3;
Oceana, 5; Ontonagaa. osceola. =: School
Graf, l; ", xford. |.
The follow ing resolution was ur an moualy
adopted by the Congressional Convention OF
1872:
Resolrsd, That IN future Congressional Conven-
tonp each county shall he entitled 10 at least une
delegate, with full vote. and that no person sha
represent a county In which he does not reside.
PERRY HANNAH,
Y. d. ROSE.
l.. 8. ELLIS,
j. H. CHANDLER,
Y. A. FERGUSON.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
Female Suffrage.

EpIroR STAR: Many people are
afraid to express their views on the
su jcct Of Woman Suffrage, for fear
that they will lose reputation. Now,
Mr.. Editor, | have none of that ar.
ticle to lose.
Now. sir, Why should there be
the question Of Female Sutfragr
mooted at thus time, when we have
not had an expressions ct The wom-
en- Of the 5 ate, askln. tor the bal
lot, But on the contrary, when We
ask our wiv. and daughters iflhc'
want lie ballot lnt into their hands
they almost invariably say they
want ro;hing To do with it. Now.
Why such answers! Sm;ly this.
They know that to possess the bal.
lot inhplies that they, from hcce-si-
~, became poit Claus. They also,
know that to enter the polite i a'e
ia untirs them for the l,i.h aud ho.
ly sphere they now occupy, viz
guld ng aud molding the 'lasllc
minds at coming men and women
OF the land. Now, let me ask the
men Of This community where they
got their best impressions, their
highest and holic>i ideas. and nine
ont oi ten vii answer, "From my
mother" .Snrcly, then, the mallc
Gf | may be allowed ST. (" speak i,
the angel npcn earth, when acting
t. lcr OWE S here, and an An,azun.
When on. Then. fellow ci'iz ms
oi Michigan, do we want the ana
ic virtues al our women thus I'M
paired!
Hoping that the above may call
up paper agitation Of this qncs-
tirn from both men and women.
remain Ionrs, &c,
"M"ss- Back"
Wcbhcr, Aug. 22l. 1871.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
Special Correspondence.
CmArApnu2 CO., n. W
Aug. II, 1871.

Ns'b' W.T.
DEAR STAR: = Have you been told
slots and lots" about the Sabbath
School Assembly ut Fair Ponl II
not, | would like to tell yon a little
about il.
Chatanqnc Lake looks like a large
agate sci in emerald upon the bo-
SON of Nature. But leaving the
figure. the lake is II beautiful one,
rctlc:tny, now the clnndless sky
gazing into it, and mirrorin. on IT.,
margin the friendly trees which a.
ford II cooling shade; and again Civ
ing back every tint If the clouds
which float above it. AS we stand
beside the lake we see ourselves
surrounded by gently ri~ir y hills on
every sl'! among these, here and
there, are doi,ing villas.
Far Pint is toward the setting
sun from this lake. Here are gath
cred from the North, the South.
the East and The West, men and
women with their ten talents, as
well as II great many with OIL y one
talent; sulnc 10 teach, others to
learn how To- teach children the lit
era'urc of The Bible. Here, away
from world, hustle and tho din and
confusion of the city, Will, snch men
as DR.. Vincent, our Bishops and
other eminent men, such women as
Mrs. Willing. Mrs. ClatI, and Mrs.
Enily Huntington Miller TO in
siruct, well may we expect to- learn.
Besides we are deliyhred with the
sweetest music, that oi the human
Voice attuncd lopraisc. Here have
bee PniIip T. Hips, T. G. O'Kauc.
and others. Ii you desire you may
partako with me Vt s"lIo ct the
crumbs gathered IA they fell
Bishop Simpson says, Taste H.
DIR SIS Is not found outside If where
Christianity is preached;" Dr.. Vim
cent. "llappy is the boy VINO has ~
teacher that knows how to tracl,:'
also, idle spectators are no benefit
t. he Sabbath Srh",l; Mrs. Emi
Iy Huntington Miller, III is easier
to interest philosophers and doctors
thar little chi,lren'
Here. at Fair Paint, is Palestine.
in nin'atur,:.a muScnu with H.
mummy, i's Gisinicrrel idols of an
cient days. and many other cn,ios-
tiles. With all these advantages,
and all the aticGtiun that is gwen
t. teaching teachers how to traci .
shall we IL, lic>e there arc man,
IN our churches who viii follow the
old well beaten path rather ih,n
take time I" plough new fields -!
thought aud lab + 10 interest their
pupils! D' not many strive To teach
who never strive /" know their Sa
vi"r, their 81 T., or their studenI!
Many Il teacher wonders that sh'
tail, to hold her class, although she
is unable To- Interest them FIR on"
half hour. Sabbath School teachers
have Il noble work to perform. and
IN requires a,ifyit, on their part.
Fair Point is n city If tents and
sm"l! HOUSES ~ Il m ural fnics'
rhc guess AMI all are g,ncralI,
vcry good na'urcd. Forty some
times lodge il one small hnnsc
Some board 1T estah'i bed b .ar,i .
places, but nany board lhcuscI y, $
The aroma Of c. flee ot,cn minge,
With the incense # prayer art
piaise. have attended IN ii,r large
,mectin9s, bat never saw such ;
large ASSEMBLY $" well contracted
We have had Il el"r.uns meeting
and doubt MT u uch good ha,
been done. Yours, c,c,
l.. \. X.
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Republican County Convention.

Republicans County Convention. Ia,
thc nomination Of Connt, officers, will
be held NJ the village of Chase,
On TAnrsdaH SptcmbT IN, n. ID. 1874,
Mt o'clock p. ~. The several Townships
will be entitled tn dele yates. upon abasis uf
one FOR every ten votes east at the election
In April. 1874, and enc TO every moieiy OF
ten. as follows:
Kiilbuck 2 Ellsworth 5
rinora Chase ,
Cherry Valley 3 Weber >
Elk Yates
Pleasant Plains Lake
The several Township Committee. arc re-
quested To see that their towns are duly
represented in those Conventions.
JAMES N. fosrtR.
Dawn A Latino.
Republican County Committee.
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Using the above table, and In -.
ine the Eum5er Of feet Of lumber
to he us d IN II fence, building, &c /,
and The number of nails t. The foot
ri lumber, it is an easy matter t.
hnd out how many pnnl, Of nail.
70 order on II bill Of hardware for
amy job Of work; and it will save u
great deal Of wild guessing u
numerous UPS to the store inr
nails. SUBSCRIBER.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

ar must also he "A member OF the
Society, is tho same with this as
will, the Agricultural Society. An
annual membership certificate may
be procured by paying 81; and $40
for u llfo membership certificate.
All entries must BIO made ut the
office OF the Sccrefary, at Pomolog
ical Hall, on the Fair Grourd, on
the first day oftl'e Fair, or, by noon
of the sec,nd day. One great oh
ject of this Society is 10 gather in
formation about Polnology, aud it
is expected that exhibitors will be
willing to make all necessary eX-
plantations regarding their respect
i've contributions. The Society tx
tends nh earnest request to all fruit
growers to h, come exhibitors. The
list of preminms offered in the De.
Iarimenis of Fruit and Flowers is
large. Besides regular premiums.
Jas. Wick, of Rochester, n. Y, Of
fers f,nr special premiums for col.
lectlons If cut flowers from seeds
grown and impaired by him. The
offer is to amateurs only. The So
cieiy also, offers two SPECIAL prc.ni
uns at S25 each; one for the best
essay. giving description Of the
Codliug Morh, its habits, aud the
best method If eXterninating IT,;
and the other for an essay upon the
subject of Apple Orchard Culture
Premiums awarded on y to citizens
of this State. The officers of this
Society, for 1874, are as follows:
Presidential. S. Dyckman, South Haven.
Treasurer Henry s, ymour ,Grand Rapids.
Secrctary-J. =. Thompson, Of Cascade
Springs.
Vice Pr.si,lcnts-E. Buel, w. II. Gregory,
Edward Braufeld, L. n. Smith, j. A. Rob.
inson, J. q. Ramsciell, John Gilbert, James
F,llctt. 7. T. Lyon. j. y. Barnes, W. j.
Brnl. f. Shirts, |. E..Egcnirilz, Benjamin
q w To,es Porter Real Jude Pratt ~
u Sprag,le, Joseph GrI,llcv, B. q Buel. 4.
} Rarsdeli, J Webs'e' Childs, G. W. Phi!
Ups Il Mn,,,''S !, Ira IT, n ~ yy W;
A. G. P,utzman, j.. 9 Davis.
| Executive Committee u &. Holmes, De
i n w. VIA w. Tracy o'a Mission w. w.
\ Chiisnn Hntlc crc,k. A IT Cook ! an
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WE acknowledge the receipt.

WE acknowledge the receipt,
from =. Il. l.. Pierce, Secretary OF
the Land Department OF. the Grand
Rapids IL Indiana Railway C"n-
pany, of IA beautiful map of Mich
isan. The map is issued for The
guidance Of persons wishing to rur
chase some Of tie splendid lands
owned by the above named COM
rany. An excellent chance is al
tordcd settlers to secure homes.
Take time to read lheir advertise
ment winch appears elsewhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
The Evart Reyieao gets IF the
following sensible paragral h:

With the exception Of the two at Big
Rapids; all the newspapers in this Repre-.
sentative District support MIR. Gc:rish.
Considering the fact thnt Mecosta county
las been twice ! onorcd with X preventative,
the Republicans Of that county cou'd have
done no more becoming anl crcditable Thug
than to have acqniesce. IN the nominate u
IN de by Osceola. 1t would only have been
fitting acknowlcdg' ment OF the cordial
support rendered MecOsia nominees on rrr-
yious occasions.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

LEST VIC he accused Of cg"iisn.
We wish simply to say that the item
in last weeks sue, calling attention
to The fist inso rlion Of the call for
State Senatorial Convention was
prepared tor the prIer and in the
'.foln" bcfnc tie County Conveu
tiun WAS held.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
USpfll Tdhla.
We publish, The following by !

WE publish The following by ie
quest:
EDITOR STAR. Tho follow iug
useful table OF the length Of na,,s
and number IN pound, copy from
IA circular and price list "a whol,.
solo hardware firm, thinking i
mi lit be OF service to thosu build
lng, as well as mechanics. ! have
never seen it in print except thar
once:
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WE are in receipt of the l'r"s .cc
ius ut II new nlonthlv, wh!c', will
commence It's career next October.
It Is to be devoted to Temperance
uorali'y,l'lerntnre, science and an, -
edited by |. Wiuslnw Aver, N - ,
and pub ished by the Central Pub
Ii-hin. Association, Cincinnati, o.
We most heartily welcome tn s
new conner, aud sincerely hope it
may prosper aud fulfil lis declared
mission that Of advancing the
cause OF temperance and the gen
cral well-bcing Of society. Terms,
$S2 per annun. Address all letters
to The n'ral Publishing Associa-
lion, n. w. corner 4ih AID Race
streets, Cincinnati. O.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

LET every Republican keep in
mind the cancus to be held ia Bald.
win. ncxi Saturday, f'r the purpose
OF cIioosng nine delegates to the
County Convention 10 be held Ut
Chase. S'lt l1lh,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

The N0gnet oi last week asserts
that it did not at first rropo.o to
take an active part in the canvass
for Representative" but now that
il secs n chance to create u little
division it enters tho li-ls with
ulacrity.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

tionally large. and received unpreredent q
" early. The Exposition opens in ;, ptrm
Der, ana we have ~ doubt 1. at ewes IN The
hrst week The streets and the ;bsrousl, pes
OF Cincinnati will he crowded with visitors.
The railways ole, very low iares, and lin.
cinnaii has 1T last completely vinlica'sd
herse !! from Il 9 reproach of deficiency in
motel ae $50 hNdalions.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

A REPUBLICAN caucus, to choose
nine delegates to the County Con-
vcnlion to be held at Chase, Sep
tenn Der 17!h, las been called to
meet at the Baldwin House next,
Saturday, August Doth. A full at.
tendance il desired.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

We committed an error last week
in sa, ing that 10 other name than
that of N. J.. Gclrish, had been
mentioned in this county for Rep
rescnta'ivc in the Legislature.
Brown has been unfavorably $40
ken uf nv several ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

The attention III Repul,tcans in
Webbcr township is called to the
call, elsewhere published, for eau
Gus to oe he Il M the school-housc
in District No. l, Saturday, Aug.
29th.
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Sydney SMITH has SAID:

I'll" greatest curse that can BE- enta;lcd on
mankind isa state OF war. All the airociIus
crimes committed in yeais oi peace, all .IiAt
is sp nj il p ac" by the secret oolupiions
or b> the tnoughtless extravaganza. oI na-
tons, are mere tribes compared witt, the 81
santic evils which stalk over the world in a
state OF VIZ God is 'orgottcnin war Es-
cry principle OF Christi ,niIy i, tramplcd ap
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

In Lake aud Osceola counties he
feeling in favor Of N. l.. Gcrrish as
the c"u.iug Representative in the
Legislature Seems general That
lao will poll large vote canlot bc
l,ub,e,.
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The Stale Far.


pn vi"ns la this date tn mention the
coming Twenty sixth Annual State
Fair. Ia he held ut East Saginaw,
Sept. 18th, 18th, 1G'h, 17lh, 18th
and 10Th. We look with extreme
favor upon cxhihiiions of this sort,
and take pleasure in heartily recon.
mending them Ia the patronage at
citizens generally. Nothing has a
stranger tendency to increase pros
pcriiy IN Ill branches Of industry
The PAST hi,i"ry of our State Fairs
III, VS. the tacii,ics and resources
IT The S"rir,y To have been grad
unlly AMI constantly increasing, an
evidence ( careful and iudicious
management on The part Of tho ctfi
GERS and those havit. Tho work in
charge. Nol,ains have been spared
Z" r,ndcr the coming Fair success
ful aud profitable.
East Saginaw, the site chosen, is
81 situated ms to lie easy of access.
both ln land anil water. Some Of
tic best Railways IN the State cen.
ter there, or make i, ono of thei
main stopping points. The hotel
Recommendations are exec llent, and
with the boarding houses will pro-
vide amply for the bodily comf'ri
If all from distant localities. Tie
rules AMI regulations governing the
exhibition, have been carefully pre-.
pared, and exhibitors may look t.
see them adhered H., s, that ne
cause FIR trouble or misunderstood.
inys ~; V arise. Every ctf'rt viii
also he made To establish and main
tain the best l.'licc regulations.
Every farmer, mechanic, mcr-
clIa't. artist, mann acturer, il
short. dU ci Zens shonld tax,
II deep interest IN the Fair, an'
labor as much as possible to rcndc
il all that it shnnil be. y ma.nif
icrnt list Of premiums is oifcre d
embracing the Departments of liv,
stock. farm products, machinery
ufac,urcd goods. arr, and a mis-
cclinnc"us DIVISION, consisting !,
premiums for best specimens "
sawed and Dire, Sod lumber, hant
made AID mnchI made shingles
best barrel narl lime, best sprci-
mon of steel manufactured in tn,
State, best specimens ot iron, cop
per aud silver or, from mines il
the State. &c, &c. More thar
$1,000 will be offered as spec,
pr, miums TO owners OF horses. En-
tries for competition for speed pre-
minus shuuid be MAZE with tn,
Secretary previous IL Q o'clock 7
IN. Friday, Sept. 1lth.
Competition nj HE Fair is cpe
to all, regardless of locality. but eA
iibiturs must be members OF til
Society. The mcmbeIsl ip fec
81. To avoid conIusion and nnnet
cssarv trout lp. it is desired tha, a.
entries shall be made b,frre lh
week OF the Fair. II is at least es
pec,rd that each Xhlhi'or will hay
each article entered aud in its pro
per place on tie groInts by TIA
close If Tie first day at the Fai
: All those desiring copies OF pre-
MUM lit aud blank tom for en-
tries car have them furnished T."
applcati" io the Secretary. II
may he dressed II, Pontiac, Oak
land county, Mich, previous to An.
3Olh. and after that date will lav
his office "n The Fair Ground, /;
East Saginaw.
/. For he purpose Of giving or
readers Il helltr acquaintance vii
the tiicc,s and managers Of Ut
. State Agricultural Sncicly, and
. perhaps aid parties DESTROYS OF ma
my entries, We pnblis!, the follow
e ing:
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Republican Caucus.

A Republics Caucus for the purpose Of
selecting nine (9) delegates TO tie County
Convention 10 bc held ut Chase, Sept. Eth,
1874, will be held at Baldwin, Aug. 10th,
1874, at o'clock p. m.
By order Of Committee.
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OPPONENTS of Woman Suffrage
declare that granting women the
use of the ballot would cn,tall her
influence for good. Will any one
tell us the precise manner in which
a woman who remains constantly
at home, excrts mn hucncc beyond
the inmates Ot that home.
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;OING SOUTH.

Going north, the train from Walton to Fcto, key,
will run on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays cnly.
Going south, the train trom Pstcskcy To Multon,
viii tun ON IuosGeys. Thursdays and Saturdays
only All other trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
+. X. MYERS, q, n. Pass. & Ticket Agent.