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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21
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coehe de alquiler junsqa con Ia nueva vs'
Gina a un jOvencito deIgado, palido, Do.
buena estatura y decentemente vestidO, J
q una se1orita de esbelto talle, casi alta
para mujer, manos de piho, tez blanqulf
silha, ojes grandes, negros como 'el sis'
,bache, coronados de luengas pestahas J
de arqueadas cejas = pendiepte de su @,
beza dos gruezas trenzas color de eban'
que casi lie arrastraban.
AL penetrar las tres parsol as indicadss
por la puelta de aquel tetrico edi6cio, l''
mqchos toscos individuos de ambos sexOa
que ALI haofan acudido atraidos pOr una
vieja cariosa qle les llamara la atenciCni
Sc abrieron respetuosamehte en- dos hlS
para dar paso Los que debian ser her
manos n por 10 mucho que Sc parecian u9'
a otro,aogss q ai4.r7 si.- rs : si.sg 81
Despues que hubieron llegadO al fOnG0
de la eiudadela y penetrado en- sd humi.
de morada, empezaron los comentarlO'
de vecindad. Tras madnra discussion, TO-
dos Sc adhirieron al parecer de la VleJs
que opin6 que aquella mujer habria s'u..
crandera en- alguna casa grande y qa1s
les elegantes j6venes que hablan entrad'
yeadrian probablemente s acompanaari"
un rstO a escondidas de sus padres :,
Tierna fue IA escena que pas6 entire -
madie y los hiios al expIicarles que y
no les 1uedabaV mas alnpAro en- el manu.
que el de Dios y 81 de los esfaerEOs GU
hiciesen los tres para luchar con 10 ~
yessilad.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

p 81 az Z
sus muebles visjos, inssrEnmp:6 81 sspe-
culador. 70 tomo todO NADIA y no doy
mas que 10 ofrecido lie convene W
81 8 no. ksiHA 20
IS --Pues no, cOnsest6 Ursula con Dig
nidad. lag CsR aJ}
J --Hemos conclude, vel hombre, sin
hacer siquiera un inclinaclon de cabeza,
Sc encaaquet6 Ell sombrero y Sc fu6
& @Otrosacompradores vinieron despuos y
al fin Ursula logr6 sacar doscientos Gin
cnenta pesos de sus muebles, 81 hien in
cluyendos con hondo sentsmiento suyo la
preciOsa cuna de Luisito, enorme sacri-
f;io hecho bajo la pres on de la miseria
que tan de cerca Ia amenazaba.
Despues con ell nino cargado en- brazos,
haciendole andar a ratios con su paso inse
guro, recorri6 casi toda la parte de extra
muros de la Habana buscando un cuarto
con puerta la calle en- casas de fami-
lis; pero la primera clase de habitaciones
eran muy caras, y mas lie exigfan un
6ador que no tenia; en- la segunda cIase
solo hombres solos senoras' sin nifios
Sc admitfan. a...sset.a +.
Rechaaada en- todas parties, la infeliz
Ursula tuvo que resignarsa fjar sp Co
miciIio en- una casa de vecindad 8 ciuclade-
la (qne asl Sc llama en- aquel pais) sintua
9da en- la callel Ancha del NcTte, no nuv
Slelos de la Punta. aos
NADIA mas triste que esas casas en- don.
~ = essY.ia de los nabitantes de H. geant
cindsd Sc roza con les dcsgraciados
qu.snes le escasez ha hecho dsscenaer a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21


Es tn herencia. Dentro de unos dias
ya notendrAs iuguetes nj espacio donde
correr. Graeiasa 4 Dios, sl, trabaiando todo
ell dia, logro ofrecerte una mala sopa que te
sostenga Ia vida. y un pequeho lcuarto one
to sirva de salbergues Las fuer7as de tn
madre no alcanzan para comprarte iugue-
tes, nj para nutrirte convenientemente.
nj para darte i'm local donde haya tanto
aire que respirar como en- este Feliz t6,
sin embargo, que no puedes comprender,
como tus kermanos, toda la extension de tu
infortunio. In misma muerts pnede liegar
Ii sin que la sieutas, sin que deies de
sonreir ante ella. a.S~roT
Los do'ores morales que Ursula sufri5
aquel dia son para imaginados, no para
describes.
III mis,no dia desridio a la cr;a Ia =
anuncsbaeh veutalsas aAGebIcs. All iirn;cn
te prerentosc uea de los muchos especu-
ladoses en, lneclies que abundan en- Ia
Habara, Tas3 Wn balance Il cuanto bab{9-
's+f~ s%9'E - --.~@--s@ = -sss-rrs = -eahest
s-s~-- am-~.s.asf 81 - e saa@ N us&sma & 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

poniendo Ia quinta parte del valor verda
dero ,ada objeto, y hecha la suma con
una destre2a que indicaba que estaba muy
PRACTICE en- Ell oticio, present6 el papcl &
laganunciante. o4.i.,. S o .83as d
-Est9 doy por todo, rdilo gseeamente.
Ursula solo Sc flo en- dos cosas, en- ell
total y en- Ell precio que Sc Ie ofrecia por
la artlstica y dorado cupa de, su b jo
@f11f @sDis. peso. n.4Ia a2A6dh47 IA. Ar6s * = %t pr
Ia lcuna quo costo ciento, y 500 a doseien-
.tos Sc eleva la suma total3 Estores muy
POGO, caballero. Por tan pe9uena cantidad
no me deshago de la camita de mi nino.
Soy una pobre: tengo tres hiios: (compa !
dezcass V. de mi dandome Ia mitad ST.
quiera del costo. Aquf tiene V. la factura
de la mueblerla: monta setecientos Gin
cuenta pesos. Ademas, V. Sc ha equiEo
caao: ha include las seis sillas del come
dor, fel toeaaor pequeno. que es para mi
hija ] Ia mesa de planchar que yo no
he anunciado porque me hacen falta
esos festos de mi mobiliario. Necesi-
to mas dinerS: tengo que cemprar una
maaqmna docoser y que pagar ua mes de
pension en- ell eolegios Exc,uya v. de Ia
Lsta los pobres restos de mis- muables que
le he inSia~dosy eene " algo mas por el
juego de sala, 81 escaparate (ropere) de
caOba, sue costo echo onzas, la cana v
derras y Y. hara IN buen negocio y una
obra descsrdad. kstoy en- tan. .-...
$50 -Dejese N.sds mas pfosa, sefora. que
~ Ysaso ( or AstinasI siuo ! s0ngras.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21
-cion de derechos no pe1udicarfa al


-eion de derechos no perjudicarfa al
Tesoro peninsular porque va hemos
visto que en- la actualidad no Sc en-
gfan a los puertos trasatlanticos mas
que unos cuatrocientos mil pesos
anuales de nuestros productos, y esta
exfgua suma procede casi exclusive
mente del cafe J no del azdcar. 10
perderla nada, pues, Ia Hacienda es-
pamela, nj Cuba, nj AndaIucfa abrien
do los mercados nacionales 4 los mas
cabados puerto -riquenos, puesto que
actualmente, ahuyentados por los ex
cesiyos derechos existentes, 10 repe-
timos, no van & ellos
Con esta med;da reparadora el Go
bierno de S. Nj. no solamente resuci.
tarfa la agriculture de esta I>la sino
que comunicaria immense impulse q
nuestra marina mercante con gran
ventaja de este comercio que. verfa
abaratarse los Aetes, puesto que con
la seguridad de obtener cargamentos
de retorno nos visitarian muohos bu-
ques espafloles que hoy enriquecen
q otras regiones, los gcuales, viniendo
cargados, Sc conformarfan con mode
-rados hetess de regreso. e-~-4
Teniendo presentes estas y ,otras
razones que omitimos por no hacer
interminable este. trabajo, ell sefior
hacendado de Ponce d. Vicente de
Fano ha tornado la iniciativa en- tan inn
portante paiticular, habiendose pues-
to dc acuerdo con los PARTICIPATES re-
presentantes de la riqueza agr!cola y
mercanil del pals para elevar ana
respetuOsa y razonada instancia al
Gobierno de s. NJ pidiendOle Sc dig
ne declarar libre de derechosr il In
trCduccion del axdcar mascabado de
Puerto Rico en- las plasas nacionalea
par un periodo de dieE amos, 8 en- gu
defecto que Sc sirva fiar tipos m6di-
cos y graduates segan la clase de dul-
ce, supriniendo ese derecho dnico
causa de que hoy nos sea impossible
colocar nuestro fruto principal en- los
que deb1an ser nuestros mercados IA
lura !es.a a-asaum @sses oasataag1a SsssBs 6.
..Es de esperar que esta jhsta sob
citud sea bien acogida por los conse-
jeros de S NJ. que con tanto PATRIOTS
mo consideran las cosas de las Anti
has. Ellos estan llamadosa & salvar &
Cuba de la tea, mandahdole soldados
en- bastante ndmero para exterminar
a los latro faceiosos, y q Puerto Rice
de la miseria dictando medidas eco.
n6micas que contribuyan algun tantc
a neutralizar ell nueEo impuesto ame-
ricano, la competencia de la remola-
cha, y la subida que vienen sufriendc
los jornales desde que aquf Sc abolit
a esclavitud
Esta instancia, que el Excmo Sr
Gobernador General apoyara debida
mente, puesto que 81, anticipandose &
todos, fuG ell primero que liam6 la aten
cion del Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ul-
tramar sdbre este asunto, sera la ex
preston genuina de los votos de esta
provincia sin distinction de intereses
nj de partidoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

Il i g
ron tenfa ya diek ] sells amos = una es-
-mersda educacion. Con sstas cifcunstan-
cias no serfa dificil que eneontrase una
buena colocacion y andando el tempo 90.
sible era que lograra dar su madre las
pequenas comodidades que habfa perdido.
Cierto era que temfa n1ucho que su hiis,
atendido su caracter susceptible " un
tapto romantico, cOmetiese alguna locura
al verse sin apoyo, sin fortuna y sin NOM
bre; mas jera va possible seguir ocultando-
le cosas que va no podfa que-ya no debla
ignorar? La querida ilusiohsqu acaricia
ra la madre de. .llleyar sus hiios desde
las aulas q la suntuosa quinta del sCerro Sc
habia eyaporado ante ell leehp mortuorio
de ID. COsme, como una nebiina de ye-
rano.
En- cuanto a Elisa, pareciale 4 su ma
DIRE una profanacion traerla del asio de
virtud en- que Sc encontraba la triste
vivienda que habla preparado. Pero aoue-
liza nina delicada criada al parecer para
ser reina de los salones habaneroa, no era
mas que una pobre que debia buscar en-
ell trabajo material de sus nanos los re
cursos de su subsistencia. Ademas. 81
Ursula habla de dedicasso a las fn probas
tareas de la sstja iedastria. daica, p1cde
decirse, de Ia lnujs sr poJ e de las Antilles,
necesitaba alguien que hieiese la c0alila
y que le euidase Ell nifio. - g
Era una tarde hermosa- como aquella
que describimos al ocuparnos d D. Co.'S
me desu quinta, cuando los veciuos de Ia
clRdAde!a yieron con sorpresa baiar de un
IS s"~s'r ~s~ Ss -~~~ a 80 E~%s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

L A G q E RRA CIV IL

! Cada cofreo que llega de la madre
patria trae. para los buenos espanoles
de las Aptillas uoa noticia ,desconso-
ladora que parece venir no envuelta
en- melodioso ceiro marino, sino en-
brisas de muerte y en- ondas de san
gre. e. corazon sc LENA de tristexa y
hasta de ira al yer como ell edifcio
de Haestra nacionaiidad Sc quebranta,
como ell ne VIC de nuestras fuerIas sc
debilita, como germinan los 6dios en-
corazones hermanos, y desoyendo los
gritos de la naturaleza corren deliran-
tes al campo de batalla para regarlo
con su sangre, hoy mas preciosa que
nunca,- porque los pueblos de Europa
Sc arman, y tai veg no pasen muchOs
amos sin que el colossal contienda ape
Il. ~ a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

-aausllos lugsres. Esas ciudadelas SO com-
ponen gensralmente de nm patio largo,
hdmedo y estrecho y lie dos hileras late
rales de .reducidos .cusrtos cada uno CON
una puerta y una ventana que dan al
mismo. En- una de las habitaciones de 10
entrada suele vfvir Ell encargado, especie
de basilisco que tiene la mission importan-
te de cobrar los alquileres por adelantado,
de desalojar a los que no paguen y de in
teryenir dar parte a la policla cuando
Sc arme algun gran escandalo entire los
vecinos. Tratandose de inmOralidad no
suele ser tan yigilante como para cobrar.
La recompensa que recibe del dueno del
edihcio consiste generalmente en- estar
exento de pago por Ell local que ocupa.
Ursula escogi6 un cuarto del fondo sin
ventilation y con poca luz, como todos;
pero que tenla la ventaia de que en- ga
liendo de el Sc yeian la derecha, desae
ell patio, las mugientes olas del mar, del
mar que seryia de fondo Ia pobre ciu-
dadela Va que no tenia medios para
adquirir una habitaeion espaciosa y con
baa,ante oxigeno, guerra al menos que
sus pobres hjOs pudissen extasiarse con-
templando la inmensidad de las aguas.
Tfaspoctado ALI su escaso aiuar, ad-
fuirids una maquina de coser, y habiendo
conseguido despues de muohos dssaires
gee un sastre le diese alguua costura para
ser qre tai era ell trabajo de la nueva cos
tnrera, l.spla So decide sacar 4 sus
hJos de'los colegiOs cuyas pensiones va
le era impossible seguir pagaudo. Ell va
&c So +->a s.c-,~- - - ~ ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-21

La costumbre que hay de lasar en-
la ciudad hace que los algibes Sc ago.
ten pronto al(1sobreysAir una SEGA
como la. presente. .SNes seria conys-
niente q todos que Sc prohibiese d las
lavandoras de profession lavar ca los
patios de las casasg sstzs4s
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VIRGINIA PRATS.

tCoat;naacion de Gel TEsoRo DE LOS P1RArAs"l,
.Nses ssam as sisqsa48 .@f .sca@aa So 81 go
49, porD. .Bose Perez Morris
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

LocKE's NATIONAL MONTHLY for
May contains q decidedly interest
ing table of contents, and its arti-
cles are, as usual, all readable and
entertaining. The publisher an
nounces that the National Monthly
for June will appear in new and
handsome type, while the old famil-
lar design on the title page will be
supplanted by an entirely new one,
which will challenge the admiration
of all its readers. These changes,
with the contemplated improvement
in the character and variety of its
literary contents, cannot fail to make
the National Monthly greater ia
vorite than ever before with readers
of all classes. Subscription $1.0O
per year; single copy, 10 cents; j.
P. Jones, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22
April ~, 1875.

THE organ, last week, says awe
endeavor, this week, to give full re-
turns of the election in this county"
&c. 1t must have been very weak
endeavor, for it failed to give the
number ofvotes polled in each town
ship for and against the removal of
the County Seat; as well as utterly
ignoring the vote on the State tick
ct. 1t merely succeeded in pub
fishing the lists of township officers,
given in the STAR ten days previous:
There's no use talking. If the cit
liens of Lake county want to re-
ceive and preserve faithful record
of transactions in Lake county, they
must subscribe for the STAR. No
Dragging about this. It's true.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22
We clip the following newspaper
references to the removal of the
County Seat to Baldwin.

SOuuIy OC1t w Doiu"iH'
The vexed question concerning the
location of Lake county seat was settled
at the last election, by its removal from
Chase to Baldwin.-Far10eU Register.
Last weeks issue of the STAR Is right
gladly jubilant over the result of cleo
ton In Lake county on the county seat
question.-Rced City Clarion.
Lake county voted to remove the
county seat to Baldwin. Hu66ardst
advertiser.
The LAKE COUNTY STAR is jubilant
over the fact that the County Seat of
Lake county IL to be moved to Baldwin
Cty.-Midland Times. - .
Last week 100 guns were fired in
Baldwin, in honor of the vote for re-
moval OF the County Seat Osceola
Outline. 4 'Dti- 1r
A money order office is to be estab-
lished at Baldwin, in Lake county,
which, with the removal Of the county
seat to that village, Is expected soon to
make It q place Of some note.--Luding-
ton Record. taa t.I. eri
Baldwin is happy as bride, because
the people have voted her the County
Seat. ~. 't $3.50
The question of removing the county
seat from Chase to Baldwin was carried
by only SO majority.--Euart Revtsso.
Lake county has voted by decided
majority to remove the county seat t6
Baldwin.-DetroH Tribune.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

WHO owns all the property in Bald
win; and where are its enterprising
people? We learn that there is great
lack of buildings there already, and that
as many as three families are obliged to
occupy the same dwelling.-Heratd.
That "three families" occupying
the same dwelling, is rather loose;
but there's no disputing the fact
that the demand for good dwelling
houses in Baldwin exceeds the sup
ply. However, if Winter doesn't
hold on all Summer, there will be
some building here soon, which will
relieve the pressure"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22
How I'bey Feel.

So far a. We can learn the feeling
Of o willingness on the part Of those
in the county formerly opposed TO
the removal Of the County Sest to
Baldwin, to cheerfally acquiesce in
the decision Of the majority Of the
voters, is on the increase. We are
glad to see this disposition mani
tested, for it shows conclusively that
the minority are not SO far lost in
selishness as to entirely lose sight
of the interests of the people at
large. While the question of re-
moval was being agitated, they
worked hard to defeat the PROPOSE
ton. Now it has been carried in
favor of removal, they propose to
peaceably abide by the decision.
How could a better spirit be shown?
There is more Importance attach
ed to this idea of peace and har-
mony among citizens of the county
than many are aware of. The old
saying that "a house divided against
itself cannot stand" is applicable to
good many cases, and exceeding
ly appropriate in this. If the citi-
Gems unite in the carrying out of
any rational measure, success is
sure to follow. If they are contin-
ually divided in opinion, disaster
alone awaits them. The-principle
that unity Of action is necessary to
the success of all enterprises where
numbers are interested, applies with
equal force to county, town, or pri-
vate enterprises. If, in any village
there exists set of men who are
determined to control affairs, no
matter how obnoxious they may be
to many, and persist in venting pet
ty spites upon those differing with
them in opinion-the only result of
their actions can be to retard the
growth and progress of the town,
thereby working positive injury.
Freedom of speech and freedom of
action, keeping strictly within
bounds of the law, is the true prin-
ciple to act from. Such men are q
curse, rather than a benefit to any
community. So of county affairs.
If we have any respectable number
of men in the county who act from
the "rule or ruin" principle, the in
terests of people generally will suf-
fer to just that extent which the in
fluence of the mischief-makers
reaches.
All the available capital, energy
and talent in the county to-day
needs to be centralized in order to
push forward its development and
material growth. The people can
not afford to be seriously divided.
Every citizen should always carry
with'him a self-sacrifcing spirit
when having to do with public af-
fairs. IF the interests of the ma
jority demand the relinquishing on
his part of some personal plan or
idea, he should willingly make the
sacrifice, resting assured that he is
in the right course. "Let us have
peace"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

In explanation to our readers, we
viii say that three of the bills cred
tied to us, allowed by the Board OF
Supervisors, and appearing in the
report Of proceedings, are old bills,
paid long ago. There's evidently
Q small blunder somewhere. We
admit that we need money bad
enough, but We don't want any bills
paid twice.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

BALDWIN wants q money order Office,
and one of our citizens says, "What in
the ID don't they want.-Cnase Or
gan. ri
Hold on, Deacon! Don't let your
angry feelings get the better Of you,
90! What does Baldwin want? Moth
ing more than she is perfectly able
to obtain! "Wants o money order
Office, eh?" Why that is already as
sured. What Baldwin" don'f' want,
Is, any of your dog-in-the-manger
spirit, which begrudges a rival To-
cality any Of tho conveniences and
improvements belonging to civiliza.
ton. Baldwin wants land viii haze
them, too), every possible facility
for carrying on business intercourse
with the outside world. And not
only does Baldwin want them, but
Lake county wants them. Every
citizen in the county il interested
should be deeply interested--in oil
matters Of the kind referred TO, and
"want" to hold out every possible
inducement for immigration Of cap
italists and laboring men. 1t is q
fortunate thing for Lake county
that there is one place, at least, in
the county, where, within . short
time, all the facilities Of railroad,
telegraph, express Office, post-ofice,
and money-order Office will be Of
J forded.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22
4 Proposition from The Agricultural Co..
pge.

We have been repeatedly asked
BY farmers in many different parts
Of our state if there wss- not come
vsy by which more of then could
learn what was done at tho college
in the way of experimenting, teach
ing, or any other items Of general
interest to intelligent farmers. Six
thousand copies of each annual re-
port of the State board of agricul-
ture are printed and distributed,
but they can supply only very
small portion of those who ought to
be interested in such things. Be-
sides, the reports arc not always
well read by those who get them.
They come but once year. They
are sometimes laid upon the shelf
and forgotten. These reports are
sent to many newspapers of the
state, but, like other books, they
are never quoted to any extent. AS
every farmer does not take any one
state paper, members of the faculty
propose the following plan, to reach
all alike of our $50 Michigan pa
pers. They propose to send occa-
sionally, at the same time, to every
editor who desires it, q printed slip
containing any new or important
information, thought to be of value
to farmers; these items, so far as
practicable, to be given out in the
season when people are most likely
to be interested in them, and may
be considered as advance sheets OF
the annual report. ri -
Prof. w. j. BEAL,
Agricultural College,
Lansing, Mich.
Anril 10 1873.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

! n
WE learn that prominent citi-
zen Of Chase made the remark q
few days since, that the organ had
been of no use to them in the agi-
tation of removal of the County
Seat, adidn't amount to anything"
and had "better get out" Come
up to Baldwin, sonny! There's a
better outlook for you than there
was q year or more ago. Baldwin
has the County Seat, now; and il
You had located here at the start,
such would not, in all probability,
be the case. iar, ipG r.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

WE see it stated that q Southern
ex-Confederate military ring has
been exposed, whose covert object
was to secure for the ex-Confedcr-
ate army officers the positions Of
honor and trust, to the exclusion Of
moderate Democrats, so as to OBJ
tain control of the entire Democrat
ic party, North and South. Won
der how our Democrats at the North
who were loyal during the war
like this view Of things?
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

The organ is very much sxercis-
cd over the denunciations Of the
STAR; while We are conscious that
we have not fred shot only IS .
deserving target presented itself.
If no "auttering" ensued, we would
consider our ammunition Is having
been wasted. 80
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22
Netu advertisements,
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Notice.

Notice.
US. LAND ORR, x, IONA, MIcv..
April 10th, 1875. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office Nv
Henry LaNunyan against Abner N. Harding. for
abancon his Homestead Entry. No 6iee, dated
chip IT North. Range IL West. in Lake county.
Mich, with view TO the cancellation OF said en-
try: the said parties are hereby summoned 10 sp-
pear at this Oficr,
On the 9Th Day Of June, n. d. 1875,
at 10 o'clock g. m, to respond and furnish testimo
ny concerning said allsdged abandonment
j. II. KIDD, Register.
j. L. JENNINGS, 10 sivsr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-22

THx generally expressed opinion
throughout this region of the State
seems to be that the repeal Of the
law creating the Office of County
Superintendent of Schools was not
one of the best moves that could
have been made by the Legislature.