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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23

TUX Annual Fair Of the Mason
County Agricultural Society will
be held at tho old ground, Oct. It'll
add 9Th. The Appeal publishes
tho list Of premiums.
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TIE latest project by "Unclc
SAM" is the special mail train,
RAINING through from New York
to Chicago. The movement was
inamguratcd Sept. 10th, and beats
the world. The trains make tho
run from one point to thu other in
about twcnty-six and u half hours.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23


Tommy was a delegate to the
County Convention, held on the 18th
of September, 1s75,for the purpose
Of nominating county officers, and
no one doubts but that he helped
to nominate ID. G. Warner as candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney. In
speaking Of the ticket upon which
Warmers name appeared as one
Of the candidatcs), Tommy" in
his little paper of Sept. 10Th, 1878
says:
1.-The Convention has ecery rras,n
IL fel ezhilardted over its work, for
the ticket is IN ALI respects an CIR
cellcnt one, and should, as it un-
doubtcdly will, receive the hearty
support of every true Republican
in Lake county,
In the same little paper, ofSept.
18th, 1875, we find the following
personal reference to Warner:
ut il wcN knovn that principle
has bern t"reign to him since his
residence ~ Lake com",U that he
has never regarded it rs worth
fg-having @li IL m more than
one Occdsion for mere trific.
..Iut sine. TINT time how th %. have CHANGED
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23

ELECTION returns from Maine,
show the Republicans to have car
ried the State by a handsome ma
jority.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23

lands. e
The statement that baldwin
offered 81, 900 I, have tic County
Seat removed to that place." is a
misrepresentation of facts. Please
Plains township Tin which Baldwin
is located), by vote of the people,
issued bonds for $4,000, to be paid
by taxation, provided the County
Seat was located here. Wcbbcr
township, in similar manner, is
sued bond for 81, 900. Hon. VIM.
l.. Weber, of East Saginaw, who
has considerable landed interest in
this locality offered an entire block
of ground in Baldwin, as gift to
the county with the pfoviso above
mentioned. The land was estimat-
cd by the Board Of Supervisors as
being worth 81, 900 and thus the
$4,000 was made up. The plcdg-
ing of the 5000 was done entirely
at the suggestion and request OF
certain Supervisors in the eastern
portion of the county, who declined
to vote to designate Baldwin with
out it.
No one was hired to 60 to Chase
and move the safe and records; all
going of their own free will. That
they were under the lead of the
Sheriff'is also, utterly false, together
with the statement that 'thc records
were ordered back to Chase" &c.
The Circuit Ju lsc simply made
the demlnl for the books Of record
and papers pertaining to his court.
The correspondent" in his
school boy composition, is probab-
ly just as clear in regard to the APP
peal to the Siprem. Court as lie is
in regard to the remainder. If it
was his first attempt at writing, he
is, perhaps, cx:u'ablc; but in ANY
event, sending him home to his
mother to be spanked, would
be beneficial.
We had supposed the telegraph
and Repmblican were newspapers,
with some enterprise; but after
reading the above quotation, in the
face Of the we'll known fact that
both sides of the question in regard
to the Lake County Seat trouble
was pretty thoroughly advertised
months ago. in so many of the
papers in the State, VIC feel in
clined to ask them if they know
who discovered America: and to
inform them that George Wash
inston is no longer President ofthc
United States. However, it they
will, like honorable men, publish
the above three paragraphs in
answer to their libel, and agree
not to send any more schoolboys
up here to IN inufacturc misrcprc-
sensations, We will call it quits.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23

Connections mace ut Toledo with the Lake shore
Mich Southern X u Tor lcvrand and hcago,
an! with the 4 u 4 ID II X for cincinnati and tho
south Also. with the r W 4 W X X to and from
the South ana Southwest. At Wayne with tn
Michigan Central Railroad. for local points Fast ana
West: al Plymouth with bet Lansing 4 Lake Mich
igan X X; at Holly with the Detroit Il ilwaukee,
and ut Detroit with the Great Western and Grand
Trunk Hys. to and from the East Al Flint with
the hicngo Il Lake Huron. A. Reed ity with the
Grand Rapids 4 Ind. r fer the North and South
And ut LudingtOn with steamer Sherman for She
boygan aud all principal points In wisconsin and
Minneapa; also, with steamboats, for Nanstee, Pcnt
water, B"nzonin, Linosln. liamlin, &c.
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FIRES

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towns and households suffer. Provide
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fires are small when first seen, may
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nothing else, hence are always in
place. They put out thousands of fires,
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or, We will club II with the STAR and supply b0fh
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specific for all caees OFT hills aud Fever,
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and u prepared from the recipe Of DR..
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Land For sale.

hne.chancc to secure an nnimproved farm Ia
Bay county, Mich. One Hundred Acres OF timber
land-the w ON W y, Sec. II, Town ~ N.
Range n; eighteen miles from Railroad, and we'll
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or ChAr. X RADcIIvFE
2-g Baldwin City, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23

no TH0s z BUILDINC.-Three articles I agree To
i furnish at Lowest Bott"m Prices: French and
American Glass, all sizes, double aud single thick,
fer storc frents dwellings, pictures, &c. ali kinds
of Stained aud Figured Glass. I also guarantee
the hest made Sash In the State. Glass ready set
French OF Amsrican-and warranted safe home
NJ my risk. and all kinds Of Show Cases, White
Metal and Walnut. Send In your orders. Send for
prices.
Z. p. EARL, ~ Jefferson Ave-.
DETROIT, Mich.
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Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Railway.

Lake Shore Line Time Card Taking Eject on
Sunday. Sept. i2th. ISIS
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-28
CARROLL ITEMS.

Mr.. W. j. Terry, a well-known and
well-loved young man, died Of pn'u
monia on the 18th inst, at his f.lth-
er's residence, twelve miles east OF
Milan. He was an honored member
of Shiloh Grange and was buried with
the honors of the order. The exer-
cises we're conducted by John Bromly,
Master of the Grange. A large con-
conrse Of people attended on the &C.
-casion.
While firing a salute in honor of
Johnson's election at Irrelevant. Tues
day, the cannon exploded, causing
several very narrow escapes.
We hear of a few cases of pneumo-
MIA in this end of the couaty- We
hope that the good people will lie
spared much sickness.
e, The Huntingdon Times, Of last
week contains the following:
Cotton has been coming in more
freely this week. There has been hut
little, if any, change in the price Of
the staple.
We have now had Circuit Court
here for three consecutive weeks, aid
large number of cases are still on
the. docket. 49,. ~.--...
The fine new residence of Nv. 6.
Hartman, in this place, was discovered
to be on fire last Tuesday morning.
Fortunately, the fire was discovered
in time to extinguish it before much
damage was done.
We hear it rumored that Mr.. /. H.
jackson, the man who sometime since
attempted to take his life by swallow
ing poison, at Mckenzie, recently
hung himself in Arkansas. This time
he was more successful than before.
We give the rumor for what it is
worth.
1t is understood that. the Trustees
of the two Academies at this place
will apply to the Legislature for au-
thority to sell them both, and with the
proceeds erect an Academy sufficient
to accommodate the children of both
sexes.
A special term of the Circuit
Court will be held here, commencing
on the second Monday of March. We
suppose that the docket will be gotten
through with in the course Of few
wears.
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1873.

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unusual Importance to The ey ents and develop
msntS Of 1875. We shall endeavor to describe
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ruptioR that dissraces the conBtgy and threat
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Wiley Morgan died Of typhoid
pneumonia near Trenton last week.
We understand Mr. White, steward
of the Dunlap House. at Humboldt,
died Tuesday.
Trenton came near having tive
fires last week, but they were put out
with slight damage.
A considerable amount of counter
felt money is in circulation in Hum
boldt. 1t is mostly in fifty cent bills.
Last week a man named Farris,
living in Skull-bone, while telling a
tree, was very badly hurt by the fall
ing of limb.
Collie, the Caverhill murderer, and
two other prisoners, broke Jail at
Trenton last Thursday night-our new
"bomb-proof" jail, at that.
The Trenton people, We understand,
fred a salute in honor of johnson
Tuesday night. And this after in
structing" cur representatives to vote
for Brown.
A correspondent of the News-Ga-
zette thinks the paupers in the poor
house are living too well, and wants
the expense reduced. 1t may be well
enough to inquire into the matter.
After careful inquiry among our
farmer friends, we conclude that the
recent cold weather did very little
damage to the growing wheat. The
prospect is still very Aattering for a
large crop-larger than has been har
vested in this section in many years.
The News-Gazette furnishes the
following items:
Mr.. joins Williams, the ex-Sherifr,
has been confined 70 his room at the
Hicks house for two weeks past with
severe attack of rheumatism. We
learn that he is better at present, and
hope be may speedily and entirely re-
cover. DIR. j. z. MCGEE has also had
severe rheumatic attack, but with
the assistance of crutches is able to
walk about.
There has been a good deal of
pneumonia developed in this city and
vicinity within the past week or ten
days, but up to this time the disease
has yielded to treatment, so far as We
have heard. Something similar to the
"epizoo" has also appeared, and
thick heads are very numerous
here just now. The druggists are dri-
wing a lively business in the quinine
trade in consequence Of the above
Affections.
Some Young fellows of our city,
lie rning that there was to he crow
at a certain residence in town one
night last week, weIt al lef with
powdered faces and ca led locks, sweet
scented h IN ik=rchi- rs, d.. to indulge
themselves ia the cnJoyment of the
OCCASION. A eel; in NJ. d. met them
at the door and ilt1.m Il them that
the "row" was tol t,m, -y-ur an af
fair to admit of spectators. The !
knights Of the sweet-scented kerchiefs
req uiescated in pacem.
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A Cross Marx

ol the margin Of your paper indi
Gates that your time is out, or will ex'
Jire with the next paper. Remember
eur rulc-cAsH ALWAYS N ADVANCE.
II rot rehewed, we take it for granted
YOU do not wat the paper any longer.
sad your name VII be dropped from
ear list. We intend TO publish the
best paper in West Tennessee, and
ths more subscribers We get, the bet
ter we can make the paper. Let eve
" ose renew and bring another with
lin.
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4 worn TO ovR aEspEns.

We call special attention to the fob
lowing extract from the Gallatin Ex-
aminer, one of cur best exchanges.
1t applies as well here as there. Win
our friends profit by it, and help US
and each other?
It is often matter of complaint
that our county papers are meager in
home news, and there is good ground
often for the charge. But probably
| it never occurs TO the minds Of those
making the allegation that unless the
newspaper writer is placed in posses
sion of /" the news" he can't print il.
He cannot know everything that hap
pens intuitively. If farmer raises
and sells fine hog, or COW, and it is
worthy of mention, the Journalist
ought to be informed of it. He can't
be everywhere at once. There are
scores of occurrences, of various sorts.
the publication of which would be
valuable and interesting in a paper,
and which We would be glad to get
hold of and publish, but no one seems
to think that it is any business of
theirs, and hence they 60 unrecorded.
1t takes more than one to make up a
newspaper. Will our friends in every
quarter consider themselves special
correspondents, and aid us in furnish
ing news about home county matters,
neighborhood incidents of every sort?
If they only will cooperate with US,
we will engage to make them coun-
ty paper of the greatest local interest.
We don't ask them to go to the
trouble of regular "set communi-
cation, but merely to give or send us
items. facts happening by word of
mouth or jotted down on paper or on
single, so that We can get the truth
of the facts
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-28

During the last few weeks no less
than two hundred daily and weekly
newspapers have suspended publica.
ton in the country alone, and it was
estimated that $4,000. 900 have been
lost during the year in the publication
business. How many Of the news
papers suspended because of the fail
urc of subscribers to promptly pay
their subscriptions, will never be
known with any degree of certainty.
That a large majority of them owe
their failure to this neglect is undodbt-
edly true, although negligence on the
part of advertisers to punctua ly set
tie their bills may have had much to
do with this extraordinary number OF
suspensions.
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DIcKrSsoS-ELLIs.--On the 21sl
inst, at the residence of the brides
father, Rev. J. w. Ellis, in this city,
by Rev. w. III. Leigh, Mr.. Fl. l..
DICKINSON and Miss MATTE ELLIS.
No cards.
True loves the gift which God has given
To man alone beneath the heaven:
1t is not fantasy's hot fire,
Whose wishes. soon rs granted. fly;
II live>h not in fierce desire.
With dead desire it doth not die;
tits the secret sympathy,
The silver link. the silken tie,
Which heart TO heart, and mind to mind,
In body and in soul can bind"
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
d. p. Bryant to Maggie McLaran.
+. D. Harris to NJ. l.. Moore.
Miles Ellis to c. Carrawae.
W. A. Walker to L. J. Ri, harrison.
j. B. Trout to Mary Urby.
w. ID. Parks to Martha Henry.
j. J. Robinson to V. T. Short.
II. l.. Dickinson to Matte Ellis.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-28
New Advertisements.

Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of the Evansville Courier. II
is the Invest paper in Indiana, and
one of our. most valued exchanges.
R. F.. Haun. U. S. Depa.T Col.
lector, advertises a sale in this issue.
Read it.