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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-25
A SECOND "fARMER'S VOCATION"
By Col. Geo. T.. Waring, Jr.
CENTENNlAL LETTERS,
AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends,
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NEW STORE. 4~a-.~
NEW GOODS.
LOW PRICES!

oonee "A Sugar per ID, 11ac
Best Rio Coffee 2Sc
Choice japan Tea 'e Use
sfbs Good Fine-cut Chewing, 81
White Wheat Flour per Dbl. $3.50
Best Prints * sc
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Republican in Politics,
Daily, y'r $3.50 Daily, 3 mos Stu
/" 6mO's $40 mo. W

Making its Cost only Two Ctn'S a Day f!
Or less than HALF THE COST
OF OTHER D.AILIi;S.
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VIM. b. Gildart,

Attorney and Counselor ut Law, and
Solicitor In Chancery. Chase, Mich.
3-28
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PATTERSON & PALMER,
Attorneys for Assignee.
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Extra yellow & Sugar per h, lOsc
Good Young Tyson Tea = soc
Good Smoking Tobacco /" 4Oc
3ibs No, ! Butter Crackers 25c
Good va Wide Sheet & per y'd, sc
Good Prints &c
Kerosene On per gall. 2jc
Or, 5 Gallons for $l.OO
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xA. xnA. fsnHts Star.

BALDWIN, LAKE COUNTY, MICH.
Terms al per Year.
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Yr.in..s $ar's.
NirvSna House.

SIy motto Is to live and let live.
Cool meals served 1t all hours, on short
notice, for . cents meal. Two meals
and lodging for Is cents. l am thank
fiil for past patronage, and hope IL will
continue. III. +. LACEY, Proprietor.
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Sells good articles at fair prices.
Don't fail to stop at tho large white
store, corner of Michigan avenue and
Seventh street. 2-l4
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q ID. HAI0HT.
q. =. WHITE.


attorneys at Lac,
Ludington, Mich.
Have Abstract Of Titles to all lands
In Mason County.
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DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS
C.. f. B.4SOM.
BALDWIN MICH,

Would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Lake county that he keeps
constantly on hand full line of
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-02-20
SHERIFFs SALE.
Lucretia Arlese


oE.sA. Hughes. zfIog
In Pagish Court, 1ossier Parish, Louisiana,
No J2S.
Dy virtue of writ Of fieri f;scias, issued
- in the abox named suit, md to me III.
reeted. have seized and will proceed tn sell
ut public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at the Court House door. in tho town If
bellevue. La, in said parish of BOssicr, on
the first Saturday, the 9th day Of March,
1875 within the legal hours Of sale, the
following described lands, to-wit:
: = The northwest quarter Of northwest Of
section eleven, and north half of northeast
quarter Of section fourteen, township TWEEN
ty -Olie, range elevcn--l20 acres
Also, the following described lots, to wit
Beginning one chain and thirty eight
links south Of the northwest corner Of the
southeast quarter of northwest quarter oi
section seventeen, township twenty ONE
30 minutes west, chains and 8 links; theme.
south 3chains and 30 links; thence north 81
degrees and 80 minutes east; 3 chains and {
links; thence north 3 Chains and 80 links Il
point Of bcyinning-one acre more or less
All in the parish of Bossier, sl.siliE f,rf
Seized rs the property of the defendant
Mrs E. A. Haglies,@ and to BIC sold to pa,
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of S:sle--Cash, with benefit Of ap
praisement
Act Of sale at expense Of purchaser.
Is. +. OSEAL, Sheriff.
Per w. II. Hill, Deputy
january 30, ISIS. lpr.s fec -
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ADMINISTRATOR Sale.

Succession Of Elizabeth Houston, deceased.
10y vlrtNo OF an order to me directed from
- the Honorable Parish Court Of Real
River parish, louisiana authorizing and
requiring ME 10 sell all the lands bclon yiI,y
to the succession of Elizabeth Houston, de,
ceased, situated in Bossicr PARISH, La,
will on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, A.
~, 1875, at Bellevue, La, in said Parish Of
Bossicr, within the hours prescribed by law .
proceed to sell at public auction to last and
highest bidder, all Of the lands belonging to
said successilM situateal in said parish Of
Booster, and more particularly described us
fo!loYesto&vit.. e -
Lot number nine t9) Of section eleven Il
Lots two 81, fise ~ and nine CN of section
fourteen, the southeast fractional quarter
the southeast quarter Of southwest quarter,
and the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter, and lots one ~, two ~. thrces ~,
four ~ and five ~ and the northeast
quarter Of northwest quarter of section
number twelve Q2), aud the west half
OF the west half of section one. ~, all in
township fifteen tl5I of range eleven I'LL,
and the west half tsf the southwest quarter
ana the northwest quarter of tue northwest
quarter ct section thirty six 1861 and the
sottaphaif Of7tlie santhweSs an;srter al se..-
ton twenty-five ee5l aud the north half Of
the northwest quarter, aud the southeast
quarter " the northwest quarter, and the
northeast quarter Of southwest qpayter and
southwest quarter of section twenty five
!ss sf township sixteen (l6) Of range eleven
ln Nortaswcst Land District Of Louisiana,
containing IN all one Thousand and l0,I0,j
acres Ut land, more or less. 4 e -
Terms OF Sale--Cash, subject To anpr.,;sc
mcnt. ~ 'epp''s''
- WILLIAM, HOUSTON,
~, Admr. Of Eliz. HousfOn, lceeased
bellevue, La Feb. 6, 1885, [pr's fee 425
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Public Sales.
SHERIFFS SALE.

WI Hushesh sg eaq {.seS
va In D,str;ct f.nn-t NJ, All
Ike Unahcs =
~ N,rt;. go ~
Va I'm District t.o,,rt No pfs5O
JLc Um,,,csii x ~ 80 -
HE Fort
va In p,r;sh ronrt M ia
Ike Hmybes -. y y
~ v;,fmc nf thre. writ NJ srr; f.c;as
IL ;..v..l =, tto ,,,'.,.., '..,,.oI ".s;s.
~, :" mo l;ra.,.., %a"e . si
nd viii rr,,re.,, to ali ,t ,,u,,lc .nct;.n r.,
the last and b;..hcst hinder l,ct;,rc the Court
I"n.s ;r th.sf..,rn ,,f E.,i,.vnc .au;s;a,,,
within TN. Isg,l hon :. Of s.,l.. On S:,tnr.iov
the fth .l.v IF Nar.h lS75 the tnli,w;,'1
.la.s.rt,.,i i.,,J tn'ur;t. 'e'
The ssn,hwost nmarter of uortbeost
ouarter west half of s.,n,l,c.,st onar tcr aud
II.".h..,st ,,,,a.tsr If s.,,,,h,ros, .rar.or Of
ss...,;n,, twc,,fv'twa taw,,si,;r wentw rap,c
eleven. thc s.,,,th.ast ,,art..r "f ncr,h vest
.,u.rter northwest quarter of s1u,thwcst
quarter If section twantv.two. s"mthcasf
Quarter Of southeast quarter of section
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SHERIFrS SALE.
Amos Abrams
Willis Aru,,id, ct ,

9 - Willis Aru,siL, ct Al. Ter
In District Court. Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
st4gS ~ iSsas No. aii,lJ
ID ysvirtuc Of a writ Of fieri f:,cias. iss,,ct'
\ II in the above named suit, BIZ the
Clerk If the District Court If Bossicr par.
ish, Louisiana, and directed to the Sheriff
of isossier, there has hceh seized anil Will
lbe sold at public anctiun tn the last and
highest bislder before the Court IlOusc
door, in the town 0f bellevue, Bossier parish.
i.Oaisiana, within the legal hours Of sale. or,
the first Saturday, the 9Th day Of March.
1875 the following described lands, to-wit !:
The southwest quarter Of southeast quar-
ter and sOatheast quarter Of southwest quar-.
ter Of sgctiOn twenly -thnce, ami isertl: half
OF northeast quarter Of section number
twcntyssevens and north half of north.
west quarter and southeast quarter Of north
west quarter, and northeast quarter and
north half Of snntheast quarter Of section
twenty SIX. township nineteen, range thir.
teen.
Also, west half Of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter Of sO,ithw west Quarter Of
section twenty five, In township nineteen
range thirteen, in the parish Of Bossier II.
and containing in all go acres of land. Z :
Seiscd Ne the property Of the defendant.
Willis Arnoids and - BIZ sold to pay ami sat
isfy aaid writ.
TermsOf Sale-t)n credit Of ii n,optbs
PURCHASERS to give bond for purchase price
bearing 6per centrum interest from dav 81
salot W1thAppt01eal personal SECURITY AMI
J yend0r's lien and special mortgage retained
70 secnsre payment OF purchase price. Act
of1.e atcxpenseof plrahaser
d. +, ONEAL. Sheriff
Bellevue, La, jan 4, 1875. Ipr sf.. sI:,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-02-20

G immigration continues
to pour into Texas, and thou
sands of people abroad are
trying their chances for a home
In the State by purchasing
tickets in Fosters second Gold
and Land Distribution.
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Everybody Read This Ess0o Per
MONTH Agents wanted in every
town and county in the United
States and Canada, to sell the Japan
csc peas. 200 Bushels to the Acre.
Send so cents for sample box
THAT viii produce from five to ten
bushels Of peas,) prepaid, by mail,
giving terms toagcnts, full directions
for planting, cultivating, &c. Ad-
dress b. L. OsMENr, Cleveland, Tenn.
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How to Become Rich.

Ny success is owing to my liber-
atty in advertising. "-[ Bonner.
road to fortune is through
printers ink. III Barnum.
Frequent and constant advertis-
ing brought me all I own" --EA. r.
Stewart. -
Success depends upon 4 liberal
patronage of printing Office J. j.
1Astor. . si a.
How can the world know a man
has 4 good thing unless he advertises
his possession of it ?"-[ Vanderbilt.
My son, &Dal only with men who
advertise; you will never lose by it."
Ben Franklin.
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STRAY SALE.

sstrayed before the understood, authority.
n ~ on1he 9th day of January, 1875, by
highest bidder for cash. Mt Btllevn.. IN .a'
on Saturday, the 6th dAy Of March. iS75' =
Red and White Pided Cow and Calf. mari.
Cd with swallow foi K IN right and 4 hole in
tho left car =, -. !" ''''o ~
The owner is requested to- conac forward.
prove property, pay charges, sc. >
A. THOMAS, Stray Master
Bellevue, La. Jan. q, 1875.
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List OF Gifts.

1870 Grand Casl, Gifts. ann ting to 5000 O0o.
% Prizes in real estate, $4,000
40 789 Gifts amounting to $4,000
Please address ns for circulars giving ref
'erence and full particulars
A statement Of tile Distribution will b.
published and forwarded to ticket holders,
and all gifts will be promptly paid after the
distribution.
Good and responsible persons wanted to
work for the interests OF this Association. =
Liberal commissions ,llOwcil
How TO REMIT TO Us.-Money should be
sent by Express,or by Draft, Post Office
Money Order or Registered Letter.
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to tssflf
F.. AI4PHEUS. r. COLLINS,
Set'y. DciIistn, Texas
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

4 IRON my ! Hoggc- I,isdalep place.
A. about two miles northeast OF
bellevue, on the 18th or 18th Dcce,n-
per, 1874 q medium sized BLACK
NURSE MULE. The mule was
purchased OF the Roby succession.
several years agU, and If not stolen
perhaps may be in the neighborhooi
ofSotton Valley, Webster parish.
will pay fair reward for the ,le-
livery Of this mule to me, or for any
inurmatlon that will lead to the re-
covcry Of my property.
w. III. SCANLAND.
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The Weekly World, One Year. Ono Dollar.
Ancxira copy to gettcr-up of club Of ten
The Semi Weekly to getter mp Of club Of 20
Trhe Daily to getter- upof club Of fifty.
A II the news Of the past seven DAYS is
N given in the weekly edition Of s The
World "wednesday 81, which contains, in
addition to the news, many special features
prepared expressly for it. The Grange De-
partn,ent gives each week the latest news of
the order and of the Patrons. The agricul
tural department presents the latest expert
nents and experiences Of practical eulturists,
full reports of the Farmers Club Of the
AMERICAN Institute, letters from practical
farmers, and interesting discussions Of profit
able farming The page for the family fur
hisllcs interest and amusement for the fire.
side during the long winter evenings. Full
and trnstw worthy five stock country produce,
and general produce market reports show
the state OF trade.
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1.-THE WORLD" AND ITS WORK.

p L-Asssf y tDHuSuAtfituu ILestltI.I
Those of our Dcniocratic friends who de-
sire tosubscribe for New York Paper will
find none that ehS,ls TnE WoILD in ability,
or that so fcailessly and clearly advocates
Democratic principles. In the news from
all parts OF the verdi, it is complete, and its
editorials on all subjects are vigorous and
logical To the farmer it ia invaluable
teaches him many things that tend to pro
his eyes opened to. The World il now doing
great work in behalf of the Democratic
party, and should be fully sustained.
A THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
lAlanclester Union.l
TIE WORI.D, in ipsint nf ability, enterprise
anal influence, stands at the head OF tho
Democratic pruss in this country.
Address, .
.THE WORLD.'g
H.6tl 81 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
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STRAY SALE.

ystras ed before the un,lcrriours, ort,,o-;
II IT,, on the eth day Of Jsnumrv iS7s
By Oscar Bryant, and will be sold IA IN
highest bidder, for cash, ut Bellevue. I.onis
!ana, on Saturday, the 10th day Of Anil
1919, certain small sorrrl marc mule. abouf
IS years old, left eye ont. >' 80 =
Appraised ut els
The 0wncris requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, DC.
!: 4: THOMAS, Stray Master.
January 3, 1875.
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p% For complete assortment of
tin-ware, parlor and cooking stoves,
Or any article in the hardware, crock
cryware and ehiBaware line, go to
A. Kahn & Co.'s, Shreveport.
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H If YOU want a home in Texas,
invest three dollars in Wagicy. &
LOckhart's Real Estate Distribution.
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The Semi Weekly World, ! Year, Sc.

An extra copy to Setter.np Of club If ten.
The Daily to yetterup ofclub Of twenty five
The Semi Week j. con tains Tuesdays and
Fridays) all the conteuts Of. the Weekly one
or two firstr.,te Novels during the year, and
all the cream of the Daily Word
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Gift Concert Associati lions.

!, "a Fortune for 81 !
One Gift is Guaranteed to one Of every II
consecutive numbers, ~,
$50, 900 for One Dollar.
uNOW is Your Timer.
Dame Fortune helps those who help them
selves 51ssfs.T Hgs
600 Tickets at 81 each, numbered from to
5OO,O 900, inclusive. The low, price
brings it within reach Of all.
GRAND GIFT CONCERTO
In aid Of public improvements in the city of
~ i uENISON, TEXAS fF $50
TIyhe Texas Gift Concert Association will
1 I. give a Grand Concert $780,
Wednesday, March 3lst, 1875,
and will distribute to the Ticket holders
$3.50, 600 in Gifts. Depository, First, Nation
nj Bank, Denis0n. Distribution to COM
nence immediately after the Concert
Managers Of the Distribution chosen by the
Ticket holders airl prominent citizens.
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n6r See advertisement of Fosters
Gold and Land Distribution.
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=
* TEXAS II ,}ts3 e
Grand Prize Concert,
AtHouston, Texas, March 8, 1875
$1OO4OOO 90.
In Gold Coin, Choie Lands, Farms and City
Residences: Among the prizes
$. there will lie S25, 900 IN GOLD.
Capital Prize, $lo,cco Gold.
CtOMAiENIlATORY: ..IIsving, fromlons
~ acquaintance with j. E. Foster. every
confidence IN hls integrity. we feel .iustific.
i'll saying we believe he will carry ont his
Distribution honestly and fairly Signed
by the Mayor. Hon. j. I. D. Wilson, and The
City Council. 81 as8
That old and reliable paper, the Houston
Telegraph. which rarely c0ndcscensls to ,i0
tee individual enterprises, says Of the First
Drawing: ags ffs..f{
8 Not eyen the most captions and suspect
ing pcfsOH could fake exceptions: tu5 the
manner Of the drawing. 1t was fair, honor
able aud equitable. The committee and re-
cOrtlers were of our very bcst citizens, and
kindly gave their time and lalA,r T., the
superintendent, of the drawing, or rslther
did the actual laij0f Of it, Capt Esstur has
acted honorably and fairly throughout the
whole management Of this cnterprises GSSl,iles
some money has been made by the venture
in all proba nifty, ret the property grim rs
prizes has only Melted a fair price, aud the
proit is olrly an exchange Of the property
for cash.
That stauncll democratic paper, the IIous-
ton Age, has the following: ;. ~
1.-THE COMMITTEE OF gentlemen was one
at the best that could have been selected nv
tile audience. Hon. D. L. Bnrziza. who
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-06
Tho Desr Heart OF Woman.

Lena Mitchell is convict in the
Penitentiary OF Ohio, and recently
received a letter from her husband
The only thing remarkable about this
is, that according to the warden, this
is the first letter which any female
prisoner has received from her hus-
band since the warden, who is an Old
officer, has been in office. On the
other hand, male convicts are con-
stantly receiving letters and visits
from wives outside. 'Tis the dear
heart of woman as the poet hes neatly
expressed it. Reluctantly we have
come to the conclusion that husbands
are All inferior lot; that they arc
neither so affcctionate nor so faithful
rs wives, and that man, as to all the
finer departments of human nature,
is not 20 be named on the same day,
nor In the same year with woman-
lovely woman. We suppose it must
be because he does all the voting and
soldering, and most of the market
ing, that he is so selfish. How will
it be when all things are changed .
Will the female citizen. brigadier,
lawyer, doctor. blacksmith, carpen-
ter, or member of Congress continue
to sing, Il know not, care not if
quilts in my heart; | know that ]
love thee, whatever thou art" This
is question interesting at least to all
men who expect 20 get into the OHIO
Penitentiary, and who like to receive
affectionate letters.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-06

LEGAL PRECoClTY.-An old lsdy
walked into lawyers office the other
dav, when the following conversation
took place:
esquire, I called to see if you
would hks to take this boy an | make
q lawyer out OF him."
This boy appears rather yourg
madam. How old is he,'
seven years, sir
He is too young-dccidcdiy too
young. Have you no boys Older.
oh, yes. sir, | have several ; bit
we have concluded to make farmers
of the Others told my man ]
thought this little fellow would make
a good lawyer; 50 | called to see il
you would take him.
no, madam he is too Young u
commence the study Of the p:otes
sion. Bu. why do yon think tbi'
boy so much better calculated for
lawyer than any of your other s'ns!
why, you see, sir, he is just seven
years old to>day when he was only
five he'd lie like all nature when he
got to six he was sassy and impuden'
as anv critter could be, and now he'll
steal everything he can get his hand
On
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-06

A Coon LAVA law has just been
passed in Ohio making land holders
owners of all the game found upon
their land. Sportsmcn must keep in
the highw,ys.-E.
Such law in this State would do
moro toward protecting game AMI
the owners as we'll, than game leagues
or all the game laws that have ever
been enacted. Men who own land
and pay taxes upon it should be pro
tected in their rights to whatever it
produces. whether it be wood and
timber, field crops or game The
owners OF wood and timber lands in
this state lose many thousand dollars
every year from fires started by
sportsmer accidentally or otherwise,
and for which they have no remedy
unless they happen to know who did
the mischief, and then nine times out
Of ten the parties would be found to
be wholly irresponsible. And then
the damage done to stock, especially
sheep. from. fright and slaughter by
s ortsmen's dogs is almost incalcu!a-
BILE. Such law would be a great
protection to the farmers, and they
are the men who need protection is
auy do.