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, 1875-11-25

Tic fol owing is the list Of letters reMxihihg
In the Seattle Post Office, King Co., Washington
Territory, for he week ending. Se%. -; 1875
Armstrong. Thos. Anderson. j
Barnum. T., Brown. Miss Minnie
Byrd, Z. NJ. Batessah. Henry A
Burret. Alex. Blair. NJ. A.
Bourdesu. Tneo. LLY-ss. Chas.
Bearry, Mrs. Brnphy. WIN.
Barry A. &. Borsf. Joseph
Brenner, Louis Bell. Wm.
Beck. Cbas Ee.ieIie, Mona
Berry, Danr E Br-ssicr, Theodore
Blair. Mrs. Maggie kur,on. G.
Barnes, He'll Crawford. George
Cuthbert, Watson Cntbbert. Thos.
Campbell. Jas. Cornelius 5ohn
Choir. NJ. Cr,.Esr. +.
Davie. VIM D.s. Michael
Edwards. E. E'dred. 5tehu r.
Fry. John Folsom Freeman
Grenary. Mrs. Mary Hun-s. lnsttew
Hill, Gro Hughes Il d.
Erwltt Rev. y. B. Howden. {: Z.
Hume veil. John Hughes. Wn.
Johnsou. n. U. .Iunes james
Jonaris Baptiste Jores. q
Johnson. WIN. jones. b. F.
James. Miss Ella k'liAr. NJ. ).
K.ene. Frank A. kt~- Leonard
I Kelley. K A KfIz +.
Lan-er. Michael Ls~. E ..
4 Lr,hroo J. NJ l. &c. .L-isher. rtopki3
LnstbofY Henry Manermar. X.
. Mann. A.P, Manson, Nj II Aelule
MufFsy. A Q. AInrkiey' b r,
M1kern. .iAaies Meagher. Phil A
laiadieii. Annie Nathan. Aiss n D
Osbespe. Geo h Orke Peter
Dsben. Peter onsio'n. H A
Dypoodby George paas~ Frank ..
pa.k. HG keldor,. Il lit
Handles, RIM E@sn Etlas 5 G.
R.r1d James si'hef. i =
Er,;ti.. JOHN f#eplen. Geo.
S.uik1. tF Snrh. Peter j
Stacy wm Stone. "
Seyersep. J ]. Sewer. + NJ
,StewSrt Jos oco:t 'oH
Serene F NJ Smith tieoF
S.vvsv Stout E
irhomaa r Thomas John
1nmlinsnn John Thomas Philip D
Icdo John Wilson 9
Williamson Jno w Wilson Peter.
! W@Ich Archibald Weber Geo
4 iWirth Jno X Wilkins MrsPhoebs
| white Miss 2 q Woods E!i
mcclure Robt McHugh Adf1iA
NcBsll Isaiah MeIrvine W )
Mctfichael David McDavid VIM
Mcdonald Daniel Mccall Edmund
Mckay A'ex
Persons cllling for Tie stcte will please say
lssy are advertised.
, 1875-11-25

LcADINa.-The schooner Ocean
Pearl is loading with Renton
coal from scOws.
, 1875-11-25
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dts:
trict Of the Territory Of Washington holding
terms at the City If Seattle. in and for thu
Counties of King. Kitsap. and Snohomish.
LEONARD W. KIDD.
LEWIS R. KIDD. and
GRACE E. KIDD,
:. Plaintiffs.
CORLIS5 F. STONE. and
CHARLES Il. BURNETT.
Defendants.
The United Ssates of america send Greeting
To CORLISS P. STONE. one Of The sboy1
named Defendants.
NIOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APt
u pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiffs. in the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District Of the Ter:
ritory Of Washington. holding terms 1t the City
of Seattle. in the County OF King. for the couis
ties Of King. Kitsap and Snohomish. and to an.
swer the complaint filed therein. within TWEEN
Is days Exclusive of the day of service} after
the service on you of this summons. II served
withinthe said County Of King: or il served
our of that County. hut In this District. wtthi4
hirty DAYS, otherwise WITHIN sixty days sfter
fnal publicalion of this summons, or judsmsns
by default will be taken against you. according
to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover JudGf
iuent against you for the possession OF the 10Y
lowing described real estate in the city OF eess:
tle in said King County. to-wit: Blsck nnmbsr-
cd F fly three (5s). rs designated on D. =. MaN
nari's plat If the Town tnow City OF Seattle3
and for g. 100 damages and costs OF nit. And
YOU are further n. titled that If you fail TO- ap1
near and answer the said complaint - abovS
REQUIRED, the said plaintiff viii take iudRmene
~ inst you as confessed. AMI apply TO I'D
Court for resti ution Of said real estate and tot
an assessment of said damages. for Judgment
for the same and for costs and dtsbuyo3
menta Of this cult.
Witness the Hon. j. 3pH5ao
Judge Of tho said Csuys NJ
SEAL. seal thereof. this 27tht 11yha1Uo
tembI. A D 1875.
JAMES SEAvEY, Oisrt. ~
By BksIAH BApwN. Deputy 0aeks
Iarzsbee 4 Whites Attorney
, 1875-11-25

In the ristrict court ~ .h- Third Judicial Dis
trist Il the Territory Of Washington: h iding
Terms at the City of seattle. i'll AMI t"r fne
Counties If King, Kitsap and Snohomisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

an comedies, the
duties OF the VARIOUS situa.
tons OF lite are held cut to
view, and. rs II were, re-
Elected in \ mirror The
otlioe of parests and the
proper con6 ucI OF children
are faithfully delineated,
and the vices Of protiigate
character exhibited ia their
true colors. No Christian
need be 0eterred from at
tending theml" - Martin
Luther.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

dastardly attempt at murder was made yes
terday afternoon at No. &c wiett street by an old
man, sixty five years OF age, named William
stiles, the victim being Henry Klclpknecht, the
proprietor OF q cigar box manuiactory at the
above number.
Stiles, who Is employed as Q WOOD sawyer in
the mandatory. went up stairs, where number
OF girls were at work, and persisted In annoying
them In various ways.
Mr. K1einknecht happening On the scene or
dered the old man to desssr. 1nIs Stiles refused
TO do His employer again insisted upon his leav-
ing the place, and, meeting with q second re-
Jusal, advanced and took liln by the shoulder for
the purpose OF eJecting HIM. tnssle ensued, the
ola man ofering resistance. and, quickly releasing
himself from the grasp OF Keinknechi,
drew q pistol and shot him In the
head. the ball entering just above the left eye and
t2king an upward course, making u dangerous
but not necessarily fatal wound. stiles then lei
the building and hurried away.
Information OF the affair promptly reached the
Thirteenth precinct siatioa hsuse, and Police
surgeon Powell was summoned and dressed the
wound. The man was removed 10 pis resid euce,
No. 107 Delancey street.
Stiles was subsequently arrested by Onlcer
JOHNSON and locked up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board Of Aldermen VIII hold a special meet
ing to-day at four p NJ, to consider the Mayors
Message which was sent at the last meeting.
Among the vlsators at the Mayors Office yester-
day were S. S. Cox, G. K. Wheeler, GriMth Rowe
and N. de Ia Forrest, Consul General or France.
The Chamberlain's statement Tor the week,
made yesterday, Is as toliOws:-BalaEce, March
ID $l,352, S07 q; receipts, $1,75l,osS II; pay
$l,736. 916 IL.
The MAYOR Yesterday transmitted to the Legis.
lature, with his approval, the Street Cleaning act
lately passed by the Aldermen
About l75 !abor tickets rom she Department OF
Public W OrkS nave been given out to the various
election districts since Sa turday las, and loo
men were put to work yesterday. Is liz said the
republican Aldermen nave been lett cut IN the
cold, even the republican voters, VINO have here.
toiore been at WORK, having been removed To
make place lOr democrats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
DIED

ARMsrRoNa.-In Brooklyn, suddenly, on satur-
day, March 20, JAMES ARMSTRONG, formerly OF
New YORK and Waite Plans, In the 18TH year Of
his age.
Funeral services will be held at his late resi-.
Gene, 437 lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
March 20, ct Two P. IA.
BARRY.-On monday. March %, 1875, Mrs ANN
BARRY, widow OF the late nmotAy Barry, . native
of county Cavan, Ireland, aged ~ years and Z
months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, ON Wednesday, March "a, at
Two O'Clock, from her late residence, ~ Dumed
street. Brooklyn.
BENDER.-On sunday morning, March 81, CHRIS
TINA BENDER, in the 63d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
apectfully invited to attend the funeral, en- Tues
day, March %, at two O'Clock p NJ. Irem the resi-
dence OF her bretner-in-law. George R2ab. LOG
Canal street. corner Forsyth.
BOOTEs.-On Saturday. the Goth inst, Miss
days.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are in
vlted to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, March 20,
1873, at two O'Clock p. M rom her late reside nee
20 Fifth street, Jersey City.
70 or scarlet lever PAULINR BURGESS, daughter
or Leonard Perkins ana MaLilda U. BrOwA, aged
years ana m0nthA
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend
sne funeral. from the residence OF her parents
no. % Clinton avenue, Newark, N. j., ON Tuesday,
March 49, at tive O'Clock p. NJ.
. CARswELL-On sunday, March II, 1875 G. II.
CAhswKLI- OF CORNWALL, n. Y, aged Al years
heiatives and iricn1s are invited to attend tn 0
services, TO be held at the residence OF his brother
=. u. Carswcll, 2o4 Ninth street, Jersey City, on
tuesday the 23d INST, at haf-past eleven O'Clock,
ana o. Highland Fails. n. y, on Wednesday, tho
Ath last, ~ eieven O'CLOCK, wnere hls remains
wv b tAkan i0r y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION.

meeting Of the trustees OF the Floating Hos
pital Fund OF St. Johns Guild was held at Wheeler
Il Wilson pariors yesterday Inc following gentle.
men being presept:-Oswald Ostendorier, William
n. Guion. &. A. Quintard r. J. COrtis, J. r. Solo
mon, Andrew w. Legsat William II. Whey, Louis
'. Some, John H. Kemp ana James S. Barron. E..
a. Quintard was chosen temporary Chairman and
J. p. Solomon secretary pro tenn. OswaN Often.
dorfer was hen ectsd President; Z. A. Quintard,
Vice President; William II. Guion, Treasurer, and
J. P. Solomon, Secretary. Alter the appointment
Of various committees the meeting adjourned TO
meet again on Monday, March 90, at the same
place, 1t half-past TOUR O'Clock +. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
BOARD OF EMIGRATION.

EHE INVESTIGATION pT THE ASSEMBLY COMMIT
TEE ON COMMERCE AND NAvIGATIoN-coM-
MISSIONER LYNCH ON TIE PRESENT EMPLOYEES
AND THEIR SALARIES
special meeting OF the Board OF Emigration
was held yesterday afternoon to consider and
answer the supplemental heterogeneous pro-
pounded py the Assembly Committee on Com
merce and Navigation. The questions were read
and the answers decided upon, the Secretary be-
ing directed to send the papers, when signed by
the President, to the chairman OF the committee.
The suggestion that the interrogatories and the
the objection inst would be disrespectiui to the
committee to 60 80 before the originals were
placed IN their hands. Commissioner Lynch called
the attention OF the Board 10 a comMunica tion
which appeared in the HERALD OF sunday last
signed by former secre AIRY or the Board. but no
action was taken thereon beyond the comments
0f several OF the Commissioners on wha5 they
stated 70 be the Inaccuracies therein. The Board
then adjourned.
WHAT COMMISSIONER LYNCH SAYS.
IN conversation with tue HERALD reporter
subsequent TO the ADJOURNMENT oil the Board
Commissioner Lynch saia:-"Nothlng could De
more absurd than TO charge tnis Board, as at
present constituted, with bigotry. All religious
opinions were represented Ia 1t, and the most
Ierect fairness Is manifested by 1t IN all religious
questions. As TO the question Of the competency
OF Its members, raised by Mr.. Bernard Casserly IN
his communication to the HERALD Of sunday last,
the names OF the gentlemen composing IL constl-
cute the pest answer Thereto. On course do not
speak of myself But the other members are all
men OF standing, WAC have made their marx in
The community ana the probability is that they
VIII be enabled to endae the criticisms OF ene
the age"
Mr.. Lynch then referred to the number OF en-
pl0yes ana the amount OF salaries when MIR. Cas-
serly was Secretary as compared vita the present,
ana lurnlsned the reporter win the lonowlng
names and ngures taken from the books OF The
ofnce:-
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MARCH % 1s75-TRpLE SHEET
AMUsE MENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ROorHS THEATRE SEVENTH WEEK
- JAhhElf PALNER..- .Lessees and Managers
HENRY v.
The attendance TO witness the magnificent illustration
o. snake speares sublime spectacular play has now ex
ceeded ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Mr.. GEORGE sIGNoLD,
the celebrated player, sld
FoRrYTHREE other excellent dramatic arlsts are en-
gagged in the impe rsonatons of characters while in the
various rABLEAUx, PROFESSIONS and BATTLE
SCENES an AUXILIARY FORCE OF FOUR HUNDRED
are employed Besides the beautiful scenery unsar-
passed stage pictures. tull CHIME OF CHURCH
BELLS, augmented orchestra, tnl operatis chorus
OF mixed voices also Gil DIR OF BOYS are attractive
features Of the grand pageant
BOX OFFICE OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM s A. NJ
TO 10 p. NJ
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MARRIED..

CALDwELL-MEs1cK:-At tse residence Of the
1875 BY the Rev. g. {. Mortsn, Mss MAMIE E.
MESTCK, to JACOB s. CALDWELL, beth OF this city.
DUTCHER-HERING.--At the residence OF the
brides grandfather, j. G. Kemsen, BY Rev. F. =
Schenck, on Thursday, karcs 10. 1875, KMMA Q.
Herring, to ALEXANDER DUTCnEE, Jr.
March 20, 1875, by tho Rev. pr. ParmeIee, JOHN J.
NOULE, OF E0rthp0rt, l.. L. TO Miss HELEN NJ
COOLEY, Of Watertown, WIS.
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$50 LIGHT, WARN ROOMS, 25 CENT, So CENTS.
"A. 50 cents and 81; gentlemen ana families. FRANK
Tort House, corner Of FRANKFORT and Miiam streets
OpeR Al might
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LEE (2ofH ST. AND BROAD
-.....,....Mr. AUcUsTIN DALY
The Herald sayss-.IHE Bro
BONANZA Is AN IMMENSE
HIT. The pubic ENJOY II mos,
heartily, they are on the
broad grin from the time the
curtain goes up ull 4 tails"
The Times say,:-''The en-
gagemerl OF seats 10 see rlIH
BIG BONANZA alter Easter is
extraordinary. There is
not a slow scene In the whole
play"
The sun says:-"Rarii tran.
lit was never better lllusirated
than in the rush froa the
street cars 10 view The Big
BON ANA"
The Post ays:-''BIG BO-
MANIA is iunnier than Dun
dreary" aud better than Colo
mel Sellers" II Is q three
hours broad laugh, without q
| vulgar word or an indelicato
sugge stion. The whole town
talks Of nothing else"
Characters bv Mr.. Charlie,
Fisher, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Dav-
idge, Mr.. Parkes. Mr.. Ring
gold. Mr. Drew, Mr.. Fawcett.
Miss FANNY Davenport. Mrs
Gilbert, Miss Graham, Miss
Rigi, Miss Mortimer.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED

kALLMAN-HEYMAN.-Mr.S SAMUEL KALLAAN, to
MISS JEANETTE HkYAAN, Dotn Of this City. No
cards.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

mo LET-IN BROOKLYN f. D., NEAR TENTH AND
l. Twcnythird street errieS easy access IN strictly
private German family nicely furnished back Parlor
and Bedroom sdjoinng sunny exposure, with full or
partial Beard, 10 single genLemsn; all modern con
veniences and every home comforts: terms moderate
gentlemen In search OF real home will Ind TINS an ex
ceptonai offer. Address G W. b.. Herald Office
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,<sIUsE NIENTs,


DARK THEATRE MAYO.
J. EVn.VY EVENING
tne distinguished American Actor
Mr.. FRA * MAYO.
Mr.. FRANK MAYO.
"DAyY CRocKErrn
'DAYY CkOCAEfr"
an American play in five acts 6y he late Frank MuH
dock, Illustrated by new seensry by
WILLIAM VOkGfLIS.
MIR. MAYO Will be suppo, ted by
Mss ROSA RAND,
Miss Annie Douglass Miss Nellie Reed. Miss Constance
Leigh. Miss Hattie NdyoE, Il. Eorsbers Il y Havlind.
Southland. "A. Gwne ,te. j. Weaver. Master Lu.kiuxs
ham
Admission. 81: reserved seats 81 81
MATINEE SATURDAY
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A -MAIsON PARIslENNB, ss AND 40 EAST
"A. Twelfth street, between Broadway ana University
place Elegant Apaf for families AND single
uelnen; table dihote At Z. NJ.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
OF ILtereSt to Soldiers.
ELLSWORTH, July odd, 1876.

ELIsSWORTii, July III, 1910.
CIIAs. X. RADcIIrFE,
Dear ,Ny':-EnclOscd
you will find my letter to the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office,
Washington, ID. e., and likewise his
letter to me in answer to inquiries re-
garding the Homestead Law. Think
ing tbut such communication should
be published, concluded to send 1t to
you for publication, I'm order to have il
published In the widest circulated pa
per in the county; for l, for one, have
been barred from disposing of the ad-
ditional eighty acres, by officers of
Osceola and Lake counties, claiming
that was not entitled to 1t ON account
of making my entry after June Sth,
1872, of the eighty acres i now am on.
You, Mr.. Radcliffe, will, I presume,
confer great favor upon many eX-sol-
diers 10y the publication of those letters.
Very respectfully,
IL. =. SAWYER.
ELLSWORTH, LAKE Co., MICH,
May 18th, 1875.
To the Hon. Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, Washington, ID. &.
Does it dcbar an ex-soldier from TAX
ing an additional eighty acres of land,
for the reason that he has made an ell
try of the first eighty, after the act of
June 9Th, 1872?
Very respectfully,
III. :. SAWYER.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, WASH
INGToN, ID. c., July 10th, 1875.
MIR. Ii. 5. SAWYER,
ELLSWORTH, MICH,
,Sir:-In answer
to your letter of the 18th of May, last,
l have to say that by Section 23OG, Rev.
Stat. U. s., OH page Is, of enclosed Of
fetal circular, the Act of June Sth, 1872,
as amended, March 3Oth, 1873, is re-
pealed.
Said section became law at the date
of the approval of the Revised Statutes
of the U. s., tO-wit, June 22,l, 1874, and
therefore, the word heretofore contained
therein means prior to June 22d, 1874.
Very respectfully,
S. S. BURDErr,
Commissioner.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
"UtnOtCs NurInbc.
Wcekly average, -. 81 degrees above zero

TIE MODERN Observation-Disclosures
enccd people are found wondering how
50 perfect sewing machine rs the
Wilson Shuttle ccn lc made So peril q
ii every part, so thoroughly adapted to
the requirements offamily sewing, and
yet bc sold for twenty dollars less than
any other first-class machine. The
reason is easy and plain: The Wilson
Sewing Machine Company is content
with fair profit, because the most per-
feet machinery is used in its constiut-
cion. The splendid establishment of
the Company and its immense business,
is the Lost tvjGtICc tl.at this policy
has been u success.
Machines will he delivered ut any
Railroad Station in this county, free of
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 327 & 800 Superior ST., Cleveland, O.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more
good agents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29


Read the communication in regarl
to the County Seat question, written by
one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of Chase township, and pub
lished elsewhere on this page; and see
If you do not feel that the old gentle
mans head and heart are I'm the right
places.
Fires were raging i'm the woods just
south of town, Saturday afternoon and
during Sunday and Monday following.
Some careless person deserves wal
Looping, no doubt, for starting fire in
so dry time, and when high winds
prevailed.
In Rounds Printers Cabinet, now
before us, we find one of the neatest
and best magazines for the printer, ever
issued in this country. Every printing
office should have 1t. s. p. Rounds,
publisher, Chicago, Ill.
On Tuesday evening last, we had the
pleasure of q call from Theodore Carr,
route agent of the American Express,
who was upin this quarter looking after
the interests of the Company.
The Big Rapids and Herscy Base
Ball Clubs played return game, last
Friday, at the grounds of the latter
the score stsndingNat the close "a to22
in favor of Hersey.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

VIM. Ludwick and G. II. FOrman
have placed themselves on the list with
those of our subscribers who do not owe
us anything on subscription.
DR.. Mott is the first in town to report
mess of new potatoes. The tulcrs
were of the Early Rose variety, and OF
fair size.
Hon. T.. G. ID. Hidden, Secretary of
State, has our thanks for copy of the
Public Acts Of Michigan, Session OF
1873
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
CUT THIS OUT

There is no person living but what
uffcrs more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay 75
cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DIR. a. Boschcc's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany,
every one that try it. If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist, A. NJ. Burnam,
and get II sample bottle free Of charge,
or a regular size for IS cents. q. q.
GREEN, Woodbury., n. j.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29


BAEr's Mn.L.-A visit to this mill,
situated OH the North Branch Of the
Pere Marquette just below the railroad
bridge; last Tuesday, convinced us that
twas one ofthe liveliest places in town.
The single machine was running
when we were present, and the way
the pine shavings were cut out was u
caution to the process of making them
by hand. The capacity Of the mill is
from 10000 to $4,000 per day. III. a..
Bray has also an interest in the mill,
and together they have planning ma
chine, re-saw, and are prepared to dress
lumber,match flooring, and prepare sid
ing ready for use in building. Seven
men are employed at present; but if II
lumber saw is added to the machinery,
more assistance will be needed. We
trust the enterprise may go forward,
increasing its proportions, until it be-
comes one of the most flourishing man
ufactOries of our locality.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
Special Term of Court.

Dceming it necessary; ordered that a
Special Term of the Circuit Court for
the County of Lake be held ut the
court room in the village of Chase, in
said county,
On the Seventeenth Day Of August,
"A. ID. 1875, commencing at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon of said day; and that u
copy of this order be published in the
LAKE COUNTY STAR and the Lake
county Herald, newspapers published
in said Lake county, for u period of
thirty (3O) days prior to said 18th day
of August.
HARRISON II. WHEELER,
Circuit Judge.
Dated at Ludington, this 9th day of
July, A. ID. 1875.