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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
Health Officers Report.

HEALTH OFFICE, July 8, 1874.
Deaths occurring in Wht cling, West Va,
during April, May aud June, 1874.
Males. ...........49. Females."......"..SS.
Desths in each Ward AGES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
due to meri. alone. We can assure our Ola
nsirons that il is Kept fully up TO it, high
standard: aud ii l. the only reliable and
perfected preparation tor restoring GRAY
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moves all eruptions and dandrufi and, by
lis tone properties, preventsthe hair nom
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the hair-glands. ~ its use, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In badness, ii re-
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yieor. and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most economi.
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fewer applications and gives the hair
sp!eudid, glossy app. aIauCe \. A. Hayes,
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"The constituents are pure aud carefully
selected TOR excellent quality; and | con-
s'der II The best preparation Tor its intended
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
THE STATE LINE
Special NOtfo~

A FTER SATURDAY, JUNE !, -,
A Steamers OF this Line will be disn..,H The
ed every Ssn Tsa1ss veesT
Wednesday, will commence. sSStty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
Turtle Soup Lunch,

,,,B1s MORNING AT 81 O'CLOCK, A
grand Turtle Soup Lunch VIII oe set IN
Ell up at the saloon OF JOAQUIN M pe oet some
No minors admitted. S'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

FCLAYTON g. MAZES WILL SEND
his address to Mrs. Rebecca WILSON,
Piedmont, West Va, he will learn some
[ aipg to his advanjsg'. JS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
Notice TO Water Cons umers.

-ur FIRE PLUGS WILL BE BLOWN
ont TO morrow "wednesday morning;
ond Consumers of water Ior washing woulo
do we'll TO OBTAIN supply to-day,
w "0N JOHN w. CUMMINGS,
,v7o superinIent ent'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07

FGrcwarnPI, FOrearme6. To be fore
armed now when you are threatened with
ali The ailments caused by facilitating
Spring and Summer weather is 10 make
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07

nEPORT Of THE COADIIIOh OF
II, the First National Bank at Wheeling,
in the state OF West Virginia, ut the Close
OF business, June teth, 1874,
, 1874-06-25

The following complimentary letter was yostor.
day rocoived by tho Captain OF th,a orgauizationl
Cunt. Il: E; Jioors. commanding uanniaat zouaess:
command my thanks; and thu thanks Of the Bta ot
the Fourth Grand Division, for the ycry cru.tahla
disnlsy made to-day by your ,sel.lrfea and adnir:
CuloAoo, H.. Juno "a, 1874. alarsla,.
ACCIDENTS.
As tho procession was passing down Dearborn
Whitney, Of the Apollo Oommandery, ovorooluo
by the heat, tell down in Bwoon. He wnB cur
riea into the shade Of the old ruin, aud with The
kind attentions Of several 1adtes was at length
brought back to consciousness. It ca1no tlUar
poiug Il serious case Of stinBtroko.
A lettor-carrior was snnBtruck at tho corner Of
Van Buren, aud Michigan avenue as the company
were returning from tho procession, and it ii
thought lo will die.
TIE AHT1-MAsoSs.
A. man with linen coat WIS posted at tho
coruor OF Adams aud Dearborn streets, faciug
tho ALaaons. with banner On which was in-
scrlbed, "Down with Masonic fayoritsln, aud
up with equal rights" An auti alasouio proc
was also handed to people as the procession
was marching OIL Wabash avenue.
DEDICATION OF THE CAPITOL.
To tho Editor 9f Tte Chicago Tribune:
DEAR Sir: The letter prepared By ]. Ward
Etlis for tue Executive Committee Of tile Corner
Stone celebration, and published In your coulnna
yesterday, states that George Washington ollivi-
ated az Grand Master at tho laying Of the cDruet-
stone Of our National Capitol.
". s. Gardiuur Grand SIaator OF FREQ 3Tasnnx
in Mosuachusatts main t1;o aamo statemamt. ~ .
sr ,,aaa3. @Iot;,.oxo - ~ 1ani.- ~ ~ s.. ~
speecn ee!lSorou ~ " tne taSinB u tne corner
s.one OF tie noaton loHt-olliee ~ toH. Il'ls
bor Of tho National Christian Association, on.
posed to secret societios, that bs addressed
noto to Mr. Gur1;ncr ronrnsiinp tn hn h rornni1 IN
,ri'nt o,,tI.ast, ti,at toia.,,",+S 49, W ~ a, o ~
.,s uu.sy suat statGs rus as. uuui
seous Aub"cr stAtou t4at LIE aautAoe!ty" "As ueilfeo
from all account OF the ceremony u[ laying the
cornor-atone Of tho Capitol at Washington given
at tle time. in PAPER published ut GpOrE eLUWu
This account il published in full in Gen. Phelps
, 1874-06-25


various roles, from that of o1prcasman to old
themselves. and dBguht Oh tic uart tf thbir yn-
Tins.
ACCIDENTS Will. HArrEN
IN tho b6Rt-rogutntctl procoHslut,B. YcstorGayt
'sas no exception to tho ruio. On Michigan a7o.
nue. noaf Twelfth.btieot, an adventurous boy,
one Of TINT class whono ontot delight is to annoJ
number of ,carrlagca drawn up on the street,
wtloh bnnd came along. The loader Rpye thu
ordor suddenly. Either tho atrooity Of tito music
or tho hrddcnnesa with which it burst out,
Startled the oorseh al around. They bocamo. IN
question waa thrown down aud trotldon upon.
His head and foot woro Injured. tho hitter badly
crushed. That tlo urcllin escaped with hia life
was almost miracle.
4 ; man. whose naino cou1a. not DO loarncd, thrust
hinsolf into The procession noar tho hcad. 4
quarrel arose between himself aud another,
walcn vi resulted IN h's being knockod down. As
Rnoc1ts Ru %as P'ckig ig muot up carriage coming up
more frightened than hurt, and moie tipHy than
clshor.
AMONG 4sS TIE TT nuafons or TIE PROCESSION
1ttumnay' t nay l1 one band ho carried battlc-a1
~ " a'.ulont anu 1erocoua appearance. Indeed,
,s LIT ioh r.. an1 nony faco wore in Thorough
o, praien o., o. pence cotton umbrella. Not
nnnSe Iyrfe1a horo In rocontly-perfor,nod
oof'esguo: ssl
In's ;,! hony person was tho only foah
-, VINO camo ~ marching with IN umbrella.
Not that lo could mako any uso Of 1t. Il
spoiled tho appearance Of thugs. His command-
ing ollieor tola him to "ahut up" whonover ho
opened It, and whon ho carried It oyer his Bhoul-
put tho little dsrespcctful atreot.boys icerol
MN, Until his march part tooK rather Of tho
chafactor OF ponanco than pleasure.
THE DIVISION nA'ts1A1
, 1874-06-25

othor housos for accommodation. Most Of tho
g,uosth renained over night. Tho bumptuouu
elegance Of tic 1romont furniture was = tolnp-
tation tst they could net rcsfst. Tho diuingloom
saaod "i d'SSsa tsr atnra sasa, s sd ~ /. Sg1 G
tables will bo apt to remember tito variety apl
oxcollonco Of their faro.
TUE SHERMAN HOUSE.
The 1ntot which Ind rp'gncd loilnd tho corner
Wooka was r,tlely broken In upon yostorifay.
Tho rush which filed tho otlior hotois boyGrd
comfort had itn cffoct oil THO shortnnn House,
and by o'clock monoy could not hayo procured
.i'o from ai,a Tor ,he m1st d|sting;!shsd politician
ceremonies of tho day: Tho rooms set apart for
distinguished guests wero rapidly Lahol,, tl,on
THO nYnpor-story rooms. and finally any compro-
mhe that could DO made for tho partial nucom-
1nodhtion Of the visitors was gladly accented,
Tho excoas Of. patrons at tho Sherman House
yentorday could not flavo bcou lebs than 800, aud
many OF those wore glad to aocept almost my
thing they could got. Tho Sherman House
aud many Forgot the toll and yicisstntlos Of tho
tshy III tho abundance Of tho solids which 60 30
fur toward roconcling man With toll
TIE GRAND PACIFIC.
IhiB hotel was tho centre Of attraction, not
mnro!y on account OF itH admirable cuisine and
comfortable rooms, but because tho licceptio,,-
Committee, untler tho lead Of N. D. Judi, hold
forth ct Room No. 8, surrounded by heaps Of
Duo ribbons containing in Hilt tho yynrd ~ Ev,
eeutivc," supplying tboln to those to whom thnv
belonged, and dealing out loyol;est Of bo,,tor..
iorcs OF roses and goranlum. Tho unlls of tha
l,otol wero decorated no to tho sprit Of tho ],or
Wheroyor two hullwnys orohHeis thera strotclod
from the four corners feutoonB iu prnceful
groon; about tho door-frames clung twinng
foIingo; in alcoves tlower-]ars and pots IF
blooming shrubs in handsome pyramids lent
IN mir OF beauty and d fragrance OF flowers to
tho Whole. Tho luxnriant parlors toonlcd with
lilo. From tue front door to tho roof, MI was
animation.
Along the tcsaellated mnrblo pavement stood
tho vt. Lola Co,umuutcry Of NIagonn.
in handsome uniform Of blao1f, trimmed
with silyor and rod crosses, their heads covered
With tho graceful black silk cllapoa,l, gracefully
mounted with snowy ostrich putnsn, These
gontlenen made yorv handsome npnoaranco
luoking at once citizon-illfo and so!doriy.
THE CLIFTON HOUSE
shared tho general inundatiou, .Ina,1irora hora
were met by tho inevitable rep1y: "All full !:
haven't a room to apnre." This vas oucourar
ing to tho good people OF the Clifton House, BIT
not 10 oxhfaratfnE to the cnser visitor aa con-
trnry answer would hayo bopn.
THE a1ArrEsoN HOUSE,
With its pleasant associations and favoro1
locality, 1t would lavo boon strange # Inc Aintto-
Hon EJn1nn lta1 hoen M sxronfio, ~ an ,-ornna,
, 1874-06-25
.QN THE GROUND,

.
1he display OF bunting along tho line Of
marcl-and It WAS prodlgal, lnueou-culminated
in Il regular baxo Of glory whom Tho now Gus
tn,nHousa ,vns reochcd trhe mir aeomnd Htora1tv
cr, III, ,,, .: t.,,, 80;
ulsca wisn ol0o anu ct''nson, m1et'nlnslea VIII
'pendld constitutions. streamcsH, thick as
mosquitoes III August, flew from
.w.ry ;no,, of rom, and from every
jurriob-Ioad md orosa.tree. No foroirn colorn
,rora 1i.n,o,,od o,orythn1 ,vu. ,nor;oa,, fro,a
"e1o ulep"asou' osei5tu,"e "as 4A1hoi4ea'' iton
INC Earrlaon-ilhg TO tho pastlohA JACK and tile
"Dluo rotor."
TIE BALCONIES, sTASps AND sEA1a
uoro lined with banuors, Int thora woro m not-
49,. m. &c.,. ~ ~ 1"..as ~ 4'o
@"o'' Ano a0su''so s' ~ eno '"ssot aus aolno"n"1
sefnasRaole' Iho arrangements around tile new
structure woro undet tho gouoral supervision Of
Capt. D. J. Warren, WHO was iuaofatigablo iu his
oxertious and auccoot1ot il, rroyiJinr sop,a 5no
ss.a A.@ ..saa 49, p.os.us son1o 1ooo
hoa1a many M o. "lca were eltcotnaly covered
10 III to Hhield the ndy-hpectatorB from tue heat.
TIE HOSTING OF THE rLAaH
md tho decoration of TIN nlatforDH ,rore IN.
trusted to Cant. tI'aeNtlnIo, win wan ahiv apaiut
cd by Cant, btnuoIiifo. Tho ornamsntal work
wnn uot oorn1naurod mil 4 n;c1nclr n,nos.
, 1874-06-25
THE CHICAGO DAILY THURSDAY, Is, 1874.

hblo dntv, no may with rr0prioty lcavo
onf on, quiet seroetn. perform or WORK.
Inu oucc IN more resurn 20 tno hooIna.on OF ons
ao"Hoo. W AinY anso ~ tl'oiH Aonutnpnto ~
a.ono 10 TONI; yet tao Erntosn1ty "!loh oxlsts
lii sss ~ ". i"nuu ~ .uo u!zoa nnus o. "n
Msi h'cn " ~ lt1 mlHaIon gi Teaflng I.Bners
ooanet' astd MoePor LIB 6Ieat living plnoapio OF
is;n,. ana'' e"outo 'opbor 'nai' s'ono u
D''ye. W. bavo th,s t,,v laid tim cornor.atooo n,
ucuau Mulot w pray uoa .'"y uehorso - Ptoh
no,, ~ an1 ,,rnn6 tn,, h. .nS hr,3bar1, iuva
,hr@ot o tl'o !. ,,t t,, " n ~ auso
In Sn"1,sn nnru;t no tn .Imrasa a. ,s ~ n,,ro
catnn ~ tint 1dsnIni;ty on oat,ri"a % r.
nntcristic ~ 1iia 'rna. r '''.s n1;s1, os hoo
io,,dr n to Tpaforn;ty wv 9ver ~hich havn H.
j,onnr tn nrosjIu. VIVA "0@N @'' '@'o
/, ia conciu1ai 7x,t,, fin Mo.o,;c formula ar
fo1jnws. 'N WI" 'A'' fA"'o'''o AoAn'o'"' I'D
Il Tho teachings Of Free nfnsonrv jnc,,1oato TINT
In Mi mr. vnrk. rroat ~, amoll hnonn oms
fin;sitc,, va nhonfi sne1s tho Mi aid favnr ~
Almighty God. Il il our i3,rt tintv' Chan tn in.
yoko fho blessing Of tho Gront Aroi,itort Of tho
Uniycruo nnon liza work In ,yi,icj, syo nro nhont
to engage. / therofnre, command Inn ,tmnst
alenco. sn1 oa,I nnon sll tn unttn viii nnr Groni
Cbapla|u in an Mldroyg to tI,o Throno .of Graco.
r,,r pnnn1,ss,srfos-
Tim 0rand Mara],ai wnz ,,r,IoraI IN mo1,o nroc.
lntnnt,on of fla layiur nj tho corior-atnnn md
did no: nhontinc: In tho natno of lin nnat wor. @
Sinful Qrand Loiuo OF Ancient Trco nnf1 A.
contcI Mnannu IF lin S+ufn NJ 1ilinn,a T nc,v
, 1874-06-25

LAYING THE: CORNER STONE.
Tho Graud Officers aacondol tho platform
first, the ,othcrs and tho craft following, antl
taking tho seats assigned thom Oh tho right and
left. Judge Dlolgett who was to Hproad tho CO.
ment, waa givon clair On Bkone a fow feet
abovo tho crowd. His selection for this work
was a happy ono, since ho WIS in Chicago III
1852, and saw all tho people who lived north Of
Ottawa and east of the Rock Riyer assembled in
Fort Dearborn to escape tho Indians tt,on e1l-
gagged In tho "Dlackhawk war" Soma timo
was spent in seating the invited guests, and
others. Among tho former were Gov, Bower
idge, Gov. Hendricks, q shoal Of Congressman,
another Of members Of tho Legislature, and
Mayor Colyin md nearly every city ol1lcIal.
The officers Of tho GRIND Lodge who woro to
actively participate iu tho ceremonies took thoir
stations around the stone, Grand Master Hnw-
10y nud Deputy Grand lIastor LounBbury in the
east. sonior Grand Warden Robbins In tho wost,
and Junior Grand Warden Doiancey in the
south.
THE CORNERSTONE ITSELF
was simplo-looking atrair. 1t weighed little
oyor five tons and couple OF iron alafta wore
placed III tho upper aurfaco, to allow tic
hooka of tho derrick graphing with tue im-
monse weight aud lifting it into position.
Tho engineer, tn orlor to accomplish
this task. put on 4 pressure Of GO pounds Of
steam. which raisol tho mnss like feather.
Previous to lta elevation. thrca tall candies Wore
laid upon it, aud Alr. Edgar Sanders strowod it
with wealth Of beautiful flowers 10 that II
looked like q c0nqu0r0r crowned with tho lau.
relH of victory aud tho rosca of loye. l3oyoiltl
this, there was nothing OF the romantic iii tha
appearance OF tho now historic boulder.
The trumpet sounded ut half-tast l for the
vast assonlblago to c0mo to order.
Then
THE PRINCIPAL ARCHlTEcT.
]. G. Rankin, Esqy atoppod toward Grand
Mastor 1lnwloy aud said: DGost WorBlnpful
GRIND Mastor Of Masona In Illinois, II. behalf Of
the National Treasury Department, aud IN thu
name Of tho President Of tho United States Of
Anorlca, now request you 10 lny the corllor-
stone Ut tho building to bo erected on this spot,
In accordance with tho formalitos OF your I'M
clont and honorable institution.
TIE GRAND MABTEn
roplfod: "From time lmmeinorlal It hns bean tho
custom OF thu fraternity of Froa Alasonb, wllon
invited to do 10, to lay with anclont ceremonies
tho cornor-htoneB Of buildings oroctDd for tho
Worship Of uud, for public ehnrity, or for Tho
purposes Of administering 5uBtioa and FREQ gov
crn1nabt Dy inyitation Ut tho United Atntes
authorltios am llore hellalf OF the FREQ aud
Accepted alanons, al.u Oh tho part Of tho urantl
Ut Illinois, to 10y with al,cient ceremuuaH
thia htone, and tl,orobY to n.toat cur patriotism
anu onr roapeot for tho National Qovornlnont,
Wa will accordingly proceed In conformity
with GIG Ut tic cardinal 'yirtuoy
of our Order. which teacher uH thai In all our
, 1874-06-25

vicinity Of Tue Custom House as carly ~ o'clock.
Can't. Buckley, sorAt. 0onnora mud . s s'nall "a
taken tho wiso rrocantion Of o3tcnling ropos
along t1o sidewalks, 30 ns to keep back the large
crowd, which began to grow quito nnnanagoablo
aB ite dons!ty and tho hcat inoroased.
s he s6 sgeas s1 u "s }e ss hss see @
in this city heretofore. Whether 1t was tho dull
nosB of tho timeH or tic memory Of lilo Jubiee
tint kept them back, the popular battalioas did
true tint tho windows aud balconies Of tho
Lakeside and Honore buildings 's9ro
crowded with aightsoers; H. is also
trio TINT tho strcets around tho building we're
moro or loss bockaled wltt, people, and Tint the
honBc.top8 III evory direction wero tona1ted,
bnt. still tho groat, sMgng Chicago crowd WAS
noticoably absent, and tho
sLAoKNEes OF ENTHUSIASM
was painfully apparent. An unfortunate. epocu'
lntor vas At tho pains and coat Of putting up
rows OF soats, a In circus, on tho north sdo Of
Adams stroot, facing tho middle Of tho Custom
House, but hardly bakor's dozen. patronizod
him, although lo reduced the admission m foo
structure had not beon lovolea ut this point,
although II Wns torn down on Inon-
day evening nlf along Dearborn street,
to thu Suporintondonta oi1ice, tie placo being
guarded by ropoa and sncci"l constabies' Until
tho proceHaionists arrived.
Awaiting tho latter oyent, tho popuiaoe boRan
GROW QUITE IMPATIENT.
Nearly an hour past tho period appointed paBHcd
ove!, ntu ~ ~ n,ion ZIP os ~, nsor.ony;n
po"so cLos ,td -, ~ m r"o;nw t,roru,
tho Auo.
L.. .,., t4o@tUuam' t,"nnass' and no,oc,;rca
W., "eto asnB aB - H. 9,.e an ny;.;1n ,vcro
logan and simmons, o. tne @ moss Dsls,on, ,,o, "u,o ,o
r,oa ~ ,raa 'p oanr ~ cro of liz uotoT
o,s len afR 1o Orn * ayrio4 in tr,n,n, nn w
W tnc oom'a D.'tssou. t s ~ aaa,e1 - uho,,.
very sma poya VINO were to - oir cou,
9asy. e. 5onttb .'a' ,;anr1or- p,",,,nr mud ,yns
oa.n py w. tno oon;red Io,v -, Tia mnnn
,.;" t. ~ nr,,o ,vl' co,nnnn,,t, ,ntoreat. Wio
"Iusn ~ VIZ n t!e 80 ~ fnr a,m,
o"u m ,,3 1onroG - 1;m n n"tts,o stvjs TB
er,raa ~, ~ +ta cv,i,;c fnrv ~ tho force who. to
~ ,.iau n ~ 'neo, ;,on,cn1 ,n1n Tin fov-
tue namnst y, ouna', ny or aes,,orata str,r
nssoou ~" s,,noo,aaI ~ fnrn;nv iii, intn tne
n,p sl": IL %a;7 h,a coat t1rn IN tin nolco
ai4w agii aworo M like W trooper. Also 1o rot pcoior
s,ada. ~ ava .nd rccn;vnd n henlthT climbing
, uuJi so :;. u;I I'ar;r% q to 5arh,o. i ,,lnrei
,,p1,, bs Witt. His ,ocomotion toward tho
ro,t apr,,aru n' ,vaa facitatcI Nv soycrnl nnyfui
,,,nSl,oa from ~ nEilanthrop1o nooIer's dub.
ppnsratuo frnn1 tho raar' tThis inc]out cnused
oi,to t1irmnil
4uino 4naat tut,.o4' .,nn,o
'A0'"' Aoo0 rrr ,.n,ra
,,,r,,, - ,.sar,,,o ard aonn f,,Jo;, thu oovorod
wv nndor ~ 1he nortico aroat array Of urotty
fnco. ~, amJ snnmer tonts nrosontine itsaif to
& tnros1a ao ~ d,s;nto~esta oI,snryor inns
Inc ,oec,o ,orn.V or 1 oao MI tor
ofTopto dho fo,r sox lnoI,od rad. tiroj and ron
or,1iv ,;,ncnmfnrtnh h1o In fart. avornra woman
I'I ~ nj constrnote to stand crowd and corner
aion" st nv, ~ - ''0' ''''>~ y
,,ondEcrcI;cfs nnd looked snvaeo. Each man
''ion ~ H., a,,,,m1;t,x =" h;n,so,f .ia 1o,.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-18

HE V. lnc Ut cI,vuf an, ut' Q
sod for manure will lie s"nrwLa
understood 10y settlers o, the Pa, S
III this county, AMI others, when
they considor the result obtained
by PRO ess"r kczie. OF the Agri-
cultural Co!.eg", N /. ,nsing.
lie io"k II "a 'are tunr OF juno
grass tur', anu washed away all the
soil III running wat"r, Az! lhet.
weighed the rmds and eur ac.'
grass Ia determine the amount IL
green mannral matter usually con-
tanned in heavy green sward, and
found it t" be five IT. unds To the
square foot, ar AT the rate of more
than one hundred tons to The acre
Bat few farmers perhaps esti-
mate correctly The amount OF veoe
table matter they add to their soil
by blowing under green .sward #
any kind. Sowing clover or buck.
wheat and pluwiuy under the same
when ut fnll siz ;, is what tho soil
on the Plains spoken Of neeis to
make it excellent and produciv, /;
and we are inf le It that this re-
suit can he attained easier aud
cheaper on those plains, than tim
bered lands can be cleared and 90,
under as good state of cultivation,
saying nothing about the s'unps.--
Ear7oeX Register.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-18
Circuit Court.

The June Term of Circuit Court
for Lake county convened at Chase,
Tuesday, Juno 10th, 1874, Hon.
Harrison Ii. Wheeler, presiding.
Nojary had been drawn; and, as
there was an issne OF fact to Lc
tried, the Judge ordered jury
summoned at once. The attorneys
present were F. l.. Allen, j. @. Pat.
rerson, ID. @. Warner and j. G..
llicks, of this county, and W. IL.
Palmer and = Aldrich, of Reed
City. The session occupied two
days, and the following business
was transacted:
In the case of "Tle People VS..
y. Z. Thompson; false pretenses;
n0ttc was entered. Attorneys for
State, ID. 9. Warner, assisted bv
f. l.. Allen; for defendant. j. O.
Patterson.
''rhe People vs. G. G. Tho,np-
SOM PERJURY. Motion of counsel
for defendant. to quash information,
overruled. Defendant entered n
plea Of "not guilty. and the case
was continued to next Term. Al
torneys, same ms in first Gaze.
j. @. Hicks We. NJ. O'Ro,lk.
Assnmpsit. Verdict of $s3.75 for
plaintiff. Attorneys for plaintiff,
j. 9, Hicks and w. II. Palmer;
for defendant, d. G. Warner and
j. q. Patterson.
JAS. Petit We. Chus. Brott. Ger.
tiorari. Judgment Of Justice of the
Peace reversed. ID. 9. Warner for
plaintiff; for defendant, j. g. Hicks.
Eber larger VS.. Wan. Fitzpatrick.
Certiorari. Motion by plaintiffs
counsel, for an amended retnrn of
Justice Of the Peace. Motion
granted. j Q. Patterson for plain.
tiff; +. L. Allen for defendant.
j. NJ. Croker ct al. VS.. j, ffcrson
j. Tanner. Judgment rendered
plaintiff, by default. Attorney for
plaintiff, j. Q. Patterson.
Nj. O'Rourk VS.. Dudley an0 John
Miner. Attachment. Continued
to next Term. j. Q. Patterson for
plaintiff; f. l.. Allen for d, Pendants.
Linus Taylor VS.. Jas. b. Taylor.
Certiorari. Motion 10y counsel FIR
defendant to qnash Proceedings.
Case was argued on it's merits, and,
also, the mutton. Rendering Of de.
ci-ion postponed. j. Q Patterson
for plaintiff; F. l.. Alien for de-
|enda,t.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-18

In speaking Of The present fnan
cial condition of the country, The
Tnlc.io Blade saws: "Thcie arc two
well established facts, which throw
anore valuable ligh' upon the cur
rcncy question than all OF the the
ories which mans ihgcI uiiy can
invent. The country, vi II ampl,
currency, enj yed degree OF pros
pcriiy never before expcr enccd,
and that, too, under circumstances
of a most discouraping character;
Out, under the policy If c"ntrac'on
and an inadequate supply Of cur
Tcncv, there is general business
l'r"stration, which ,ncst hc followed
Ny widespread suffering. In the
face of such ic's. what DO fine spun
hard-moncy theories amount t"a"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-18

and u reception room. Four ae
lighted by small window which is
secured by bars, to protect the nc
cupant against the iDroads Of mos
qnitocs and sand flies, we suppose, a
great many Ut whom in this vicin.
ily are said to weigh a pound.
The fifth cell which ia without y
window. is for tho protection of
those who arc unwilling to risk The
bars az a protection against gnats.
Each cell is to be provided with an
iron door, and numerous other pre-.
cautions will he taken to insure the
safety and protection If guests.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-18

the better halt OF ,o,r own lcnny
sheet was not only edited by an
other person than yonreclf, bu,
printed an CAicagos Did you ever
tor one moment So far regain your
balance, Gf yon ever p 'ssessed ~
as to calmly consider how ridicu
loas you have made yourself with
IN tho last few weeks? Think
abont the matter and if yon ever
arrive at "loocod interval" lot rs
know all about il.