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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-13
COL. JOHN HI. SAVAGEs APPOINT.

Columbia, Tuesday. October u.
Pulaski, Wednesday, October Il
Springfield, Thursday, October IS.
MurfreesbOrO, Friday, Oct. 16, speaking to
commence at II o'clock A. u.
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FOR SALE.

T1OR 6ALE-A No. boys gun at SIS; 3
JIG plain but safe double gun Sc e7.75, at 10
South College street 1t&
LOB sALE-A lsdy's fine gold watch, cheap,
u nickel works. Address ''T. W" this Office.
ocli 2t&
EOR sALE-Complete set Furniture, al
G most new, suitable for small family; to be
had at bargain. Address r, this office.
oc1l 2t&
EOR SALE-A first-class express wagon,
G harness and horse; wagon and harness near
ly new, $50. Apply to CHAS. CRUTCHER,
10 and n n. College street. oc1l 2t&
EHOR SALE-DiamOnd Coal. This Coal can
H be had by the carload OF less quantity at
the Office, No. 9 Cedar street. o. p. MoROB-
ERTS. sep17 If
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The days transactions with Saturdays
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$4,000 Tiekets-6,OOO Cash Gifts.
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Now OrIeans hIarkets.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Flour dull and
unchanged; family s. OOa5.25. Wheat quiet
and weak; red S1a1.05; white S1.l0al.15.
Corn dull and lower, old 7SaS0c; new 50a
SOC. Oats quiet and weak at 5Sa56c. Rye
93a95c. Barley unchanged at S1.25a1. As.
Mess pork nominal. Lard-summer 1876.
Bulk meats dull and nominal; shoulders
re; clear rib 13cc; clear sides 1870. Bacon
only in limited jobbing demand; Shout
ders 84assc; clear rib 14s1411c; clear sides
14aal5c. Whisky steady at S1.OO.
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W. ID. kEESE
Secretary o. the Law Faculty.
ly14d2taW 3m
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. y. - Flour firm at
S4.25a4.75. Wheat dull and unchanged
at Sl.20bal.23. Corn dull at 95c. Oats
active and lower at 60a6Ic. Rye firm at
Sla1.05. Provisions dull. Mess pork no
minally S23a24.00. Bacon-shOulders 91ca
95c; clear rib 14ta14ac. Sugar-cured hams
145a15e. Lard 15c. Coffee unchanged.
Whisky quiet and easier at S1.0Ta1.O73.
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New YOrk General RIarkets.

New YORK, Oct. II. - Flour dull;
superfine western and State S4.35a4.7 rs;
extra Ohio s4.95a6.S0; st. Louis Sj.I5a
SIS. Wheat dull, heavy and lower; No.
8 spring S1.05a1.06; No. Chicago S1.07a
Los. Rye quiet 97caS1.02. Barley I'M
changed at S1.25. Corn 955a96c. Oats
frmer at 6Sa64kc. Coffee quiet and un-
changed. Sugar quiet and unchanged at
S.aSsc Mess pork lower; new mess $3.50;
middles quiet. Lard heavy; prime steam
1890. Whisky dull and lower at Sl.05i.
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.

No AZ South College street, Nashville, Tenn
Oct1 cod tn thurs, sat till Ocl 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-13
capital Prize, $5o,oooi
Glass z, 60 be Drawn I'm Masonic Tenn
pie at Louisville, Ky.. ON Satur-
daY. October 3Isf
SCHEME:
Approximation Prizes.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets, SO 90; Halves, 81. OF
Quarters, $3.50
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Total 12 600 Gifts. all casb.
amounting to ................S160 81 500 coo
The chahccs for gift are az one 10 flvo.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50; halves. *25; tenths, or
each coupon. IS; eleven whole tickets for
$500; 224 tickets for 81 600; ll3 whole tickets
for IS .OU0; 227 whole tickets for $4,000 No
discount un less than $500 worth oi tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be- conducted,
in all Respects, like tho three which have
already been given. and full particulars may
be learned from circnlar- WITCH will be sent
free from this office to all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets snd applications for
agencies will ba ATTENDED tn in the order they
are received aid it. il hoped they will be-
sent in promptly. that there may bo no dis
appointment or delay III filling ali Liberal
terms givon to those win bny TO sell again.
All ngcn's arc p"rrn,pt'.rily qaired to settle
up their accounts AN return all unsOld
tickets BIZ the 20th day Of March
THO. r.. DnAM Mi.ErTE,
Agent Public Ll:.iai! H~nturk. and Mana
ger Gilt Gone .rt 'nhiic Library Building.
.nisvlilc. Kentucky. Dec II VT
Tickets tor -sic b. > CAMnhiLL, Broker.
t,nlumhia g.
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SouTH CAROLINA MONUMENT Asyoo1A

SOUTH CAROLINA MONUMENT AssoOIA-
NoN.-The monument proposed to be
erected hv the women of South Oaro.
hna, in memory OF their gallant dead in
the late Confederate war, has been de-
layed in its completion by want Of the
necessary funds The cost of the monu-
ment will be $10,0U0; the first instull-
metit'of S.. 900 has been already paid to
the dlsting uished architects, Muldoon &
CO., OF Kentucky, who are proceeding
With the monument. which, when
finished, will be noble and beautiful
tribute to our deceased soldiers. It is
requisite that 81, 900 shall be raised by
October next, to complete this sum OF
$4,000. This can be easily obtained, if
each District will pledge itself TO give
$20O, and il every individual who re-
ceives one of these circulars will send
the small sum of 81. Let treasurer
and collectors be appointed in every vii.
lage and city, and let the money collect
ed by these local treasurers be promptly
forwarded to the General Treasurer,
Mre. w. X. Bachmnn, at Columbia. If
the ladies in these DISTRICTS will give the
matter their earnest attention, we are
convinced that they will soon secure the
amount required. Surely none will re-.
fuse to aid in perpetuatino tho memory
of those who counted not heir lives
dear that they might suve the land they
loved 30 well; and though the cause
they died for be lost, all is not lost. so
long as their grand epitapb, 'Tuey died
for their principles, whether engrnven
On marble or on the tablets of our hearts,
shall contain for us and for future g.no-
rations inspiration aud hope.
Mrs W. X. BACHMAN,
Treasurer S. G. Monnm. ut Assoc'n.
Mrs. JOHN T. DARBY,
Correspondi: 6 Secretary.
MISS MARTIN,
Recording s cretnry.
BOARD OF DInEcroRs The officers of
the Association and Mrs. o. MacBe, Mrs.
G.. Howe, Mrs. @. Walker, Ms. John
Mckenzie. Mis- John Bacon, Mrs. \
Dargan. Mrs. @ Beck. Mrs Is Lrvy,
Mrs. John Fisher. Mis- ". II. G:Ahes,
Miss LuBorde. Miss Wade, Mrs. 8.
Beard.
@- Papers throng the State will
obl'ge by copying.
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BARNUM,S MusEuM

NONTAINED curioeitcs that both pleaped
~ and puzzled vIsituIs. Tho INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE has tho celebrated s
cent Cigar that plcascs customers and puz.
zles dealers how srch Cigar can be sold at
the price. As several new brands are
TO BE OPENED
By this Maid in few days, she will offer
Smokers great Inducements, in order to re-
duce the stock before Introducing these new
goods. Ev, ry one, from the Legislator
IN THE STATE HOUSE
To the workingn,an in his bumblcr calling,
should cconoh.ize, and 10 do this success.
fully, he should call aud SEQ what this adver.
tisoment means.
N. B.-Never forget to get q supply Tor
Sundays Smoking. March
ROUMS TO LET.
ROOMS FOR Lawyers, Insurance Agents,
Brokers, or other business or ssional
men.
SLEEPING ROOMS in tho new CENTRAL
NATIONAL BANK BUILDiNG
The Building has boen flushed with spe-
cial view to the convenience and comforts of
APPLY AT THE BANK.
Feb IL limo
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Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!
Cd Cd @ Or
VIM G.! A ZE

A I his new rtoie, Main stleet. nearly op.
LA positt the Central Matte bal Psnk has
inrse and beautiful -tocL # fine WATCHES
stem and key wiudcrs, f. m tic beet En-
roEtau and Em, ricap II anuin ci uruJs NJ d of
his OWE imror'n:i.n III pcG and silver cae ca,
Elegant JEWt 1EI ! An nnrIva!td as.ort-
nent just rtrtiv,d and all the Inioet STYLES.
sterling !1LNi i.-WhlE, in tttn aud cases.
.':cal HreEcE,R, ard II vcIN fine collection OF
clnicd- ware Cola Watch .i,u N,th Chains
Lockc,A, elegant seal. Wct.t,I 4 unt Engage
inent hinge. large stock # Srpctaclee and
E>e-GlHrrts Cinckp, Mutcal Eox.s, and n
great variety If Fancy Articles. My stock is
the largest and bert eelccit ed III the Southern
country, and will be snid as cheap as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct o.
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Columbia Music Store

'EAhE l'tAru!' III calling H.. attention Of
tht pIaiic e. AZ cxnu,nati,L OF their
STOCK OF MI S1CAi NE.it NAHDlSE, con-
,istinE o. liah.s. h,.rcE alj A,lu, Organs,
Mr!ndcnns Vi"iins ''uiiai rsTj.x Flutes,
AcrnrdtonA. Brst. anc Siir,l Eand instru-
mcrtt OF all khnr. Alsu i,r; Nuaic and
:natruc'i'I to"ks frI .v,i, c:n.t OF Musical
'nrfl um'Iis al 'slH ~ - 'nth We are
Sul' Attnre i'l ti,t'ai. Il 'utl Carolina
~ Este. Go :. uiJAGFtit lhS Sheet
Mnrlt Hth' nai l"ri ar - receipt OF
price: and al, Lii.us e.! Eu,ics fndt sent by
Express. wlri or6e,.G TO Sr.lnrt Of the
Itat. msrl,fC. q. L. Gnd second hand
Piarnr and WIart fol sR' 'l,sl fnr cash.
Pianos rrEsnh ard M.lt.H,t,, Tuned ana
Rersirti IN II ratjrtactn,. r,,,,, and will
sivr"speca attention TO- Tncin, Removing
and Shirriic FiarUt icr c'l > ~,:j.r toany
o"iI drsi,t d ~ n'odtra'. rric,k
Allord.r- rr"wrIh att. nd. ~ and satis-
faction enarHntr'h'' 'lt.t 'av,iiIe uP with
fhfir pRtr"nsg. S'lc f,j on, catalogue OF
Sheet Music arc .futi..' Mr,' aldist RI
rhsrfr, y street a !,w door. .lcvc PB3EII
nf1'c". C"rmhi. 8 Now
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SPRING GOODS,

ga TtlE Esnbscrib'r wo:ild rcspcc. fully III.
eA form his nianA fricnd- nni custom, II
,fbr hat he Is ntw III receipt OF lia sprlr.
stock OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
&c, which he is prepared to make MP in The
latest .tylcs nnu o., the INST .a.ouab.c
terms. j. L. EIoESMAhN
La!, % -
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Fourth Grand Gift concert,
For TIE DENEFlT or THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
SUCCESS dSSUR
a6-A FULL DIR ,.,IHG CEItTaIa!.su
0n Tuesday, 31st Of March. Eext.

TX ORDER TO MEET iEE GENERAL.
b. With and expectation at iiir nnbiir AMI
oi the ticket. hold'r-. iur tue iu'l payment
OF tho mag Gitccnt gifts aLa"uncrd for the
touith Grand Git Concert uf the Public Ii.
brary ol Kentucky, t!c management have de-
tcrmincd to portpunc the Concert AID Draw
ing until Tuc~day, til" 3ist OF March, 1874.
NO FURTHER PO>TFONENtN
No 1oubt il entertained of tho sale OF
orery ticket heiOre She drawing, but whether
all are sold or not, tho Concert and Drawing
will positively and uno1uivucA'ly tak0 place
on Tho day now fixed and If any remain un-
sold they will be Cancelled and tho prizes
will he reduced in proportion to the unsold
tickets.
Only co. COO tickets have been issued and
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=. AN AGED SERVANT. Rev. Stephen
Powell. mipister ,pf the Bsptist de.
npmipstioh of. Greenville County, is
probably one OF the Oldest ministers in
the State. He Is eighty. eight years old,
having been born in the year 1888. He
entered the Baptist ministry nearly six.
! Aty years ago, since then has followed
the mintatrations of the Gospel nnin.
terrnptedly. He is at present supply
ing Marietta. Saluda Hiil$ Cross Roads
and Peters Greek churches. and meets
his appointments regularly. Last year
he also preached 70, four congregations.
He is native of Virginia, and has re-
sided in Greenville County for forty
odd years. f. .t 5ta'.
Some OF the cities of modern Califor.
MIA are on the very sites where ancient
races had their dwelling places aud their
burial mounds The skeletons OF an
unknown race have been found in San
Francisco sand hills, and workmen Ell
gagged in cutting down street crossing
at Napa recently unearthed the remains
Of nearly 100 persons.. The skeletons
had been partially burned before inter
ment.
In New York the arrests last week
were 1868, marriages 1873, births 47Y,
deaths 488, loss from eighteen tire>
$3.50. .O70, insurance Sl85 600, lodgera
in the police stations 1928. fees for
thirty-nine licenses So, 993, applications
for licenses since June. 1873. 7,461. fees
$557.756 81, weekly receipts at the de.
partment Of public works IS. 56G 81; re-
ceipts at the comptroller's Office on Sa.
turday $l33. 1857.
A gentleman informs Us that recently,
during the bad weather, he was riding
out OF town, and overlook oolored
man on horseback stalled in the mndl
The rider weighed about twice as much
as the animal and effsotually kept him
down. Here is good chance for the
legislative humanitarian society.
,ps3 .tt,a Winnsbor0 Me,cS
The Yorkville Enquirer says Uuited
States Commissioned McManus and DE-.
putty Constable Hubbard have made
number of arrests of illicit distillers, to-
gether with their stills, etc., during the
past month.
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SPECIAL Noraoee.

OBSTACLES TO nlARHIACM HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho effects
Of erfors and abuses in early life Manhood
Restored. Impedinients TO Marriage re-
inuveu. Nuy uivi ii,ud Vi Treatment f;uT
aud re,narkabln remcGies Eooks and Cir
ca!srs sent free. in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa an
Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skiil.
Feb 10 UT3,no
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NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!

g, iia'iNG rccrutiy removed III. esta,-
iishmrnt tn tho new building, uppnsite
jff lie Ci'y Hall. and received IN entirely
III wand fresh stock of SPRING GOODS,
cordially invite an inspection. SIy stock
.nhraret French, EugIsh aud American
CASSt llS, of the latest dc.igus, which l
vii! make up on reasonable. term.
.. D. &DEREARDT.
uIrral 1nS{
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Office Ci1y Jreasur. r,

COLI MiIA,H e., rEcI ME,n q, 1873.
1--WE city ~ n'rmhia vi L.. a" The 18th OF
d Jannary, 1874 un'n c,cc rayinR the
PAST DUE COUPONS al laI E,n. They
Will BIZ raiG ut tie Calo il - National BaLk;
slro St { " Sonih Caioi, n faik and Trunt
Comp: :. EaLk in ili- en-!
CBAS DAhHUM, CITY Treasurer.
Dec 2S
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INSU RANCE.

W. Il. JOHNSON. y. n O;Ehi!.
i'r. isicLl. SovIttur;
Capital ....... . $50 coo
State Deposits ,...... l5J GtO
Thr Company i.rnts policirr II rolh the
STOCK AND hUiUAi. ilANs. s,,ils I,
non n-rart.cipatihs poiiuv hnhirre the u,l,ant-
age OF prtn'nms l.Ess b? :w,n'y pr cent.
than mutual rates.
1t will eStabish BOARDS OF AI,VlSOKY
TRUSTEES in Tie principal tt,, "i The
state and VIII Contract WIKI -u!G !;,ar,!s To
lnTtst IN said tIire ., v,utI PEI .,. at q
net premiums taken there, thus ,ak ns i. a
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Home Company IN Each Locality.

We confidently recommend tlir -iaunci,
southern Company To Unr friends and ,le
puhIlc. and usptAk crns,nuanc. %. hild
pe.rouaKr heretofore X. end, {. tnl.
BLACk Il WAXING,
General Agents for south Garniimm
Active AMI reliable canvas-ti.. wanted with
whom We will make lib. raj contract.
NUD II :.a.n
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1%.UOIJ CNkH GT FTS.
$l,5OO, O,00O,

Will bn distributed amung ticket holders.
The tickets arc prlnt.d III coupons of tenthe,
o nd all fractional parts viii lie represented
in the drawing just AS Whole tickets are.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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lark Twain's LnsI.

NrHE Guided AaE--a st",s 49, To-Day
j with 100 plates
Adventures Of IN Ait',n,I -, search OF
Practice. by Warren a. -
An;"tioeraph! art Mime II in. III
0uthric- $2
Apes and Men. by Mivcr, /! ~
I.tadrrs nt Fnbii Orini"n IL, vis; Il l.,
Leckr Al 75
Lecke en- History % Nst."n.i. az. !! vu!nnrs
I.ecker fnr0peau M"r.s, , v",ums-
The fluHneuuts il France. ky >,,iIr. l..
And other htw B0ukr, Tor -alc X
Feb ~ X. I. BkYAh'S i;Unh STGNf.
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Iiav ana Corn.

tlnA nAirS iiiric rIMt1Y HAY.
WV 800 she. iIin, &Ii'e Corn.
Just r't'iv.h ~ q !or sale III Tr usual low
l'Ii'rr foi CAL uh!N
f." Is JOHN AGkFWG SON.
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Cheerful Voices.

Daily increasing in favor. and is undoubt.
eddy one OF the best collections OF Songs for
C"mrnon Schools aver published. BY l.. D.
EMERsuS. Price 80 cents.
All bJuka & mt, pnst.paid, for re- all price.
OLIVER Df rSON ~ CO., Boston.
ChAI. II. DlTSON Il CO..
Mar .wS I'll broadway, New York.
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Choice Trios.
Three Part Songs for Female Voices! |!
This is an admirable hook to use with, or
to follow "rhn Hnur OF singing" Contains
mu >ic from tbs very best spnrccs. Has
spscial adaptation for Ladi-s' Seminaries
by W. y. TILDES Price 81 90.
DEVOTIONAL CHliES. Best Yestry
Singing Book.
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A MEDICINE WORTH HAVING

. tO ~ ~" - DT'HHHHh'
NOR Sick Headache, Bilions Attacks. Con-
IL stipation. Sour Stomach Dyspepsia, In
digestion. "crofnia. Jaundice, Pain in the
Back, Nouralgia, Dropsy. Skin Diseases,
Loss OF Appetite, Depression of spirits,
Heartburn, Rhsulnatism, Nervousness, Me-
lanoholy, Bilious Fover. Oo,tiveness.
Ask for Heinitsh's Queens Delight; mono
,ther Is genuine. For sale at
Dec 19t e. II. HEINITSA'S Drug Store.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02

LAST Saturday evening Geo. L.
CLARK, late Dept. Treasurer, re-
turned to Chase. On the following
day warrant Cor forgery We nm
derstandD was sworn ont before
Justice King, and placed in the
hands OF Dept. Sheriff Messenger to
serve. Clark was arrested, and Oh,
Monday arra,gned before the jus
tlce, for preliminary examination,
where he entered plea OF SHOT
guilty" aud the case was continued
to next Monday, at o'clock p. H.,
81 as to allow witnesses to be sum.
moned from Manistee and else
where.
We understand that Mr.. Clark
strenuously persists in declaring his,
Innocence OF the crime alleged to
have been Committed by him. So
tar a. we are able to learn, prepa-
rations are making for a thorough
sitting of the affair, By the proper
and until that time, ex-
preston OF opinion as to the inno-
cencs or guilt of Mr.. Clark would
he nncalled fer.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02

SOME Two or three mouths sine ,
Mr.. tucson North, living in this
township received a wound il Inc
thumb on his right hand, iron the
Tin OF fish he was handling, Al
though the injnry at first appeared
''i1lng, the member becam. badly
lntl 'med, until it seemed tina, he
must lose the member entirely.
For many weeks he suffered in
tensely - every remedy tried failing
TO effect cure--and was utterly
unable to use hi, hand for any l.ur-
p"se. AT last, however, the infla-
NATION began to depart; and now
We are happy to state, he is in a
,alr way of complete recovery.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02

SATURDAY next is the day when
the patriotism OF the greatest and
best country on the earth. is stirred
to Its utmost deJtllt; and when
~ Dung America" INDUCES in his
annual pas'i"c of destroying fire
crackers. burning powder, and like
wise his fingers, cyelislics, etc.
It's grand good thing to live in
the United States Of America, with
fall possession Of riglts of citizen.
chip, and we don't blame such FIR
feeling "l,lly."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02

WE learn from Mr.. Alvin Joinc,
that the now mill erected OH the
site of the one destroyed by fire a
few miles sonih of Chase n few
weeks since, is fully completed, aud
started to run last week. The boz
Ter and machinery was not injured
50 Int that it could he again used.
Hope the new structure will stand
until it rots, and never be
visited by the IF @ tiend."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02

PERHAPS many of our readers
are not aware of the present exist
ence OF a comet, visible in tho
northern heavens, and known as
"Cogsia's comet" At present it is
rather an indlstinct, hazy mass,
somewhat larger in appearance
than tho majority of stars. The
comet is observable a little to the
left of line drawn directly from
the polar, or north star to the hor-
lion, and about half way betwixt
the two. Astronomers tell us the
comet is now making a direct ap.
proach to the earth, and will be at
its nearest point August 81. 1t
will then he much brighter in ap
pearanee, with, probably, a long
Iail."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
TALKING about fishing. we We

TALKING about fishing, We very
much doubt il any two anglers in
this vicinity, recently have eclipsed
the haul made by the attaches of
the STAR office, one week ago
Wednesday afternoon. While
fishing in ore Of the lakcs east OF
town, in about two and a half hours
time, they caught ninety fish.
Nearly or quito all of the fi,h were
Of respectable size, and large
portion weighed from a halt pound
to pound each. The variety con.
sisted Of black base, perch, roach.
aud bluc-giIls.
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Notice..
Us. LAND OrrIcA. losIA, MICH,
lima 0.,l,

Us. LAND OrrIcA. IONA, MIcH.,
June 26th, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Hiram F Young against william
). smith Tor abandoning his Homestead En-.
ny, No. 5o46, dated Nov. Sd, 1879, upon
the Lot No. ], N. r.. / OFFS L. 1 and W.
Of s / Section il, Township II Noi iii
Range ID West, in Lake County, Michigan
with view to the cancellation OF said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned 10 up
pear ut this Office
On the l2M Day Of august, 1874,
at 10 o'clock q. M, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alledged abandon.
ment. j. IL. KIDn, Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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The work Of levellng up the
grade between Reed City and this
point still progresses. No iron has
IA yet been laid, but it il conf
IDENTIFY expected that it will arrive
aud be put down soon.
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ALEX. expects to have the floor
in the new ball ull laid, and every.
thing all right for the party on to-
morrow friday evening. A pleas
ant time will doubtless be had.
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SHORTLY after we went to press
last week, a. thunder shower visited
this locality, thoroughly drcnchng
tie enrth, cooling the atmosphere.
revlvlnS vegetation, and doing good
generally. Farmers, and in fact,
everybody felt greatly e. outraged
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WELL there's no use TALKING!
Charlie Chick is bound to keep his
reputation as the champion fshisr
"f Baldwin. lie caught seventy.one
as handsome trout rs We ever
looked at, las Thursday, in about
four hours time. Or course, he
couldn't forget tho printer, aid
consequently we take pleasure in
tlah kirg him for n fine mess.
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a SETTLER, whose nain1 we did
not learn, resid ng near Crooked
Lake, was in town last Monday
dlsp"si' z of some mutton. II the
reol lie here will afford him suffi-
clent patronage to warrant it, he
proposes to supply them with fresh
meat at least once each week.
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REPORTS from Elk township state
'hat The effects Of n scarcity of rain
is being exhibited upon vegetation.
especially oats. Spne tears of an
other dronth are entertained