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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
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to&w'fen GrsbtfGsf MeGtssfss bafstbR bic
cffste1e aafanbtsuns isiner Grbsbans sur
Garbtnalswarbe 3ufam unb bic retsrretN.
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f&6FiGen @eRpenl au, Z. b. Mts. tn New
yore fattfanb.
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ben Srdlaten etresbietts sraeten, natnt bte'
fer tn Der Brittle tes @aales Ylas, wdbrenb
jret Yriefer neten i'm faesn. Steraaf
tanbtstt &ep. Sarles, Der SefretdI bes Cry
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Gapttains Der pdpfltGen 2cbstGarbe, blau
NIT rsiGer Gclbpersierune, NIT prdGti8em
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GrsbtlGcfe BIN uab flnbtste bemielben an,
eab CT berSrdssr bes cffeetenG rntnnanSs.
&ttes. betrtfsub bic Grbsbuns bes Grabt'
fdcfs sur GarbtnaIswarbe, ist me3u Der
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tdnsitGfeit Der Gldu5i9en an bic 8trGe 3u
fGdsen wiGe.
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mort fstnen Dant aus fur bic ibn, 3u She'll
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nte aefuGt-etne Gre. bic ct niGt III fur
A6 psrfSnlt& erwisfeu tetra6te, fcnbern aud
ais cine ausssiGnans fur bic 9atbOlifen
Mmertfo's.
Der Gorreipontent fist BET. bas ter neas
Cardinal In fetnsr @ntmDrt, teren Snbalt
Bier nur In tbreta 5auptseeanten wteterse
sstsn rtrb. fH ber latetntfden Spraae nit
70 FieBsnber Gtesana tebtent babe. pte ..es
faana BET ben befsn gArtfNfetern Dor.
tcrHte.
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MeGlosfss Fin, unb Wrdlat MOaesttt btelt
cline Nnrebe IN fran36ff&er Sprade, tnbeu,
er ben 3wed fstRer @tfaOn barIeste unb
ben Cardinal erfudts, einen sag 3u BETTE .
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fsterltG ttefretGt werben fSnne. Aud ct
betonte, tas BE lem Gr3biftOfe BOA New
gOrf 30 She'll eesrcrbene &usaeidnuns 3u.
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&atbrliten btefes 2anSss fet.
Garttnat NeGfsstss erwteberte ebenfafs
In frans6RfGer Gpra&e unb aspar NIT elmer
@emanbttett, ais rdre 60 fetne Muttsrfpra.
DE. or CAB Der ttefteweatsn StlmmunS
fstnes 6srsens Nusbrud unb.. perRGerte ben
pdpftiGen yrdtaten, bab bic 8anbe treuer
MntdnaltHfett BON gette Der a%rnertfanif6sn
&atGcltfen an bas Obertaupt Der STRIDE
burG tas feeben @sfdebene neue Gtfiststt
erbalten.
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In Der ttsGli6en GefGtdte Mmatta's einen
neaen &tf6nitt btlbet: senn Gr3btfGof
MtGlosfss In 1ep gert Ia ber trae Garbt.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
Mrbeiter=G enplte tm NennfDl
Danieft.

Gus gbtlabefptta wtrt pcus T. b. gts.
bett6tet:
Das erRe &estnttnt Der Rattcnalgarben
Sat fceben BON Gcuuerneur telesrapttiA ben
gef.tl ergatten, unser3asltG mad 9attetcn
auf3ubrsGen, ba mtlitdrif&t &alfe seSeR
bic Soften Der Strifer brtn8ene Nott ttue.
Ra3Ieten, 7. April. 3wet Restuaen.
ter Snfantsrte anb elm Restntent Gasaaerte
tperbsn teute bter tintrfFen. nnsefdtr elm
tatbes bunbert Der sefern MtenD pier aase.
tommenen GsesialpOli.ifen fnb mad pot.
labelptta j~aridsetetrt neil Fe befarGteten.
bae bic Gu4e else ernfe @enbuns aebntsn
tSnnte.
Die GtnfeHune Der Mafhiaen, welHe bic
eGaGte treden talten, TT fettens Der Grit
fer eth pabnpibtssres 8eetpnen, ale Fe In
Der 6ise sss Ausenbltds ptenetGt feIbf be-
beaten. DEM fslba psan fGcn mcrser eth
gerstet@ ntt benz erspertsbeEsern Du5 tanbe
tame, pirb es bod pier bis ~finfaRonate neb.
men, bic e6a&te trpden 10 ,ranapen, usb
b.s batin mufen bic gtrslsute .npttsetrun.
gen ual6tg bietben.
&arrtsburs. 8. Nprtt, General Osborne,
inter befen Dberbefebl bic sesen bic aaf,
aanbtf6en gtrifer oussefanbten 1sttiirest.
menier Rebsn. r,tttet von 6asleton tsreu
| Mntunft.
RauA gtunf, s. cpril. Drst anb span'
ito epestalpoliJfen fupren seRera abent
anf Der esbisb.Ba1ss Balm bio gadestcn
6ier fisben Ne auf etRe 8anbe Der Strtfer
petAe tbnen turs befablen, ben 3as 90 ssr
taGen. Die Eapfsrtn ltebsn fG bee MD
awetrnal fastn unb flnb trtifelsCBne au
GGuaers Rappen auf BEN 9etmpeSe.
Gin 9elesramm bon &arrtssarS naelbei
bag @ouv. 6artranft tn GotSe ees sens ODE
neral.a siutanteR eatta aber BITE GaGlas
, a~bseaatteten gertHtts 10 BEN Gntfdlu6 ss
temmen IN, bic @taatsmiliisn nidt aa
eaaerae County abSaheraftn, 10 LANCE 81
: Ruse bafessa ntAt vsatOmuaea wisbsrters'
ae1t 10.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
(G tnpefanbt.)
Illus Gfiumeapplis.

rE a "a
Gorh. @iHasapoIis, ben Is. gprtt, 1875.
6err 3ebafteurI
Raum tatea bic Teterli6fsitsn Der @tl.
Gcn In 81. Ninnsapolis einGnbe senommen.
tauua battle Der tcAu. @iftcnar bic letten
abidtsbs Borte sefyrcAen unb ben GpCfe,
lif&en @esen ertbetIt 70 Raben MIR tnRorb.
Mtnneapolis am A. Nprtl elmer dbnlt&en
5etsrli&tett b~stsepobat.
Dte ,roanespa To Is fir 3tnbsr, penn ie
bas etsrtslaser tares 0eItebten gaters un.
seben. unb Die faeeaen Dcrte fur itre be
brdnsten Ssrasu strnstuen: Rein etnjises
pon suH Mnen bat mid is bsletsist unb BE-.
trabt. rnttbin iesne Id eu& ane, uRb Ger
sStlide essen Utrb euG beBweeen nte per.
lafen, bic ptr ans etnR ale In Gctt erfreu'
en- nn6sen. lnfsrbtiA tR tas anbtnfen q.
nee icl6en gaters. Rt6t rainser faSg unb
trcfr.th iparen BEL Der eben e~rmdenten Set
erltGtett bic abidiebsworte bss teGw. P.
Nuaaain @trtt. Geelferser Don %. Minne.
apolts, tnttm CT bur6 1etnt 2tebe au uns
BET Der seiallHsn Obrtstsit tsptrft Bate
etuen etsehen Srtsaer fur unfere Gsmetnbs
au ereotten, ndmltH. fur bic ct. ScepH's
Oemeinte ia Torb. Rtnneapclts. tnbera e'
pom altar aus 10 uns fpra6: 3etner Don
eu@ aus btefsr Genstnee bat MID iemala
betribt unb bsleittst. mittin wsl Id eud
Gae 5esnen. unb 70 ftsnete Der seiftt6'
@ater fetne ism teeaer gewortenea Rtnber.
unt bic EtraneR Ia ben Guset Der Gernetn'
~hsmitsti,per b~sssustfn bic Gefatte tes Der
aens. bic 9tttt nab Eanf5srtett 8eeen ttre,
a.iat&en Batter. s&testiA empfaM I'D
Der eestsnttrt unferHa @ebete unb ssriyrad
aud fur uus ja beteu. tl~nserseblt& 10 fet,
anesntsn BET fstnsn 8tntern. aifc bat b.
etfrise arseltsr I'm Deinbsrse ess9errn bel
apea 40 elmer aeaen Gemetnbe sebatat un
seteanst unb bic eeituns Der neuea GeuaetRs
benz tsHp. P. Retnalpt Studenfenpsr oil
srssn sritRer Der yfarrtt aterseten. NOS
Id ttr Slid pinfde.
Motrlt& 20 IN elm Glad. etnen1rteatr !
, unieisr gtfte 10 taben. Der iebtn SAG b
81. NtGt. tas srobe e abncpftr fur ars IN
unltre a~bssfortener earbrtnss. uEs betasl
In unIersn 8tbrdnsniGsn; stna nsr AMBER
: fam us naetr Erca btinseu ats Der 1rt'
Ger, renn mir asf BEN 4ranfenla8tr I'm
une tpenn CT uns Gle tl. Saframente reid
9ranter. fei setrct, tenr mean Gu BON aa'
meniGsn Serlafen tpdrft 70 psrIdBt bio ssi
DrisRe. aiGt. Mlfo sebt bas Sort az .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
Marfa. IL. Npril. Der .Juntca" aufcia

@aris, IL. Gprtl. Der runtca" sufciee
Dat Der papa bur& ben TltrtarAen BON 8e.
nebie BEN 3ailer Don Deasrrein verleasn
lafen, bab rena bic fateolifAen RdGfs bic
BebTifun8 bsr 3ir9e In Eenfftianb md
ldnser ratis NIT anleter, fe.tbren sanssn
GinFab ja sfrlieIen une D4iaHtR res seut,
fatn Raifers ~ Irerben Gsfasr laufs (.
Grans Srfepb lief ale aatrcrt barauf purc.
ben 6freiGtiGsn Gsfannten IN 8On BEN
Napf iein geDauern abfr Zen uuBll6'lHer
RirGenfrett auslpredfn unc 90. etilistsl
our Rdbisuns unb GtaBeeit ern.abnst
Dfr's slaubt, triest eipen 84Btu,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
Npli3eiberiebt aus Gbica8O.

Gtnem gert&te Der geltjetpersraltunB IN
Gbteasp III tu entnebntst mas fclst.
Die gerbreGerltft fur bas r~ergangere
Sabr BAT lanse atGt 70 stele Gefesdtertre.
tunsen a~ufBuwttltn. rte bic Munatet portser
Sabre unb fur bic auantttdt seacttenen a.
senttames, relGe pdtrenb bss Sabrss rte'
bererlanet rurbe. sebitrt Der G~etetmpsltsei
aGe Mnerfennung. Der G~efartmtrertt bee
rdtreub bss perFeHenen Satres ~seaotlenen
etsenttuaes betrdst $l32. sol sesen 4347..
$50 rdtrenb bes scrtsen Satres Hab &277.s
1854 pdbrenb bes NIT BEN 81. @dra 1873
enbtSenben Jatres.
90 bemerfsn IN bic raanseIbafte anSatI
BON poltatasn. Die GAIL berfelben 10 im
gertdltnte sur GtnrstaersdtI unb CUR Gus.
betnnna Der Gtatt bebeutenb ftetuer ale BIZ
anberere tdbte. 20 IL beuanaG antuempfsb.
len, bab bic 3att estfslbsn umil50 8uasen'
leute perrneert trerbe.
DIE polt3etferee befstt aus etneR 0tnt'
ralfupsrintenbenten, beReaGetalfen. 8 Gopt.
tdnen, 90 Gerssanten unb 365 Runbeleute
Der G~efammtwertt bes watrenp bee Der
sangenen Sabres eeloblenen Gtsentbumea
mar $ll8, 218. bergBertt bes tutsbsrertdnstei
vertcrenen Gtssntburnes mar $75.5lO3 he
getrae Der Sirafseleer nor So. l0l CAB
Der pcrsencmrnsnen gerbaftunseR 24,899
3abt Der rericrenen 3inber 1877; Die Dab
~eerieHtsen, bic Obbah erbtettea. mar 4.832
Bon BEN gerbafteten rparsa 1885 Mme
%rttaner, 1924 Srldncer, 1856 DeutfNe. ],
174 Sarbise, 79s Gustdnbet, 49, Ghpeter
4O5 ROrpessr. $50 GanaSier. 3t2 eActt:r
1914 Staltener, l48 86tmen. l43 Ncfen. ~
DransOfsn, 90 Ddntn. "a 81 Rsrretatr. 2
NuG,n =, Is qGpanter, % Ddf4ldnber. 2
gelsier, l6 GApeser, Ia eeudatsr, o 60
nefea. 3 Tcrtnsttfsn unb 8 unsara.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
deoorum In Der atr&t Sat, rnSse man ba.

decorum In Der RtrGt BAL, mbse mar ba'
ran ettsnnen, ba6 81 uRter bas sGstet"Nsa.
teens TN GreifAlB Bite EertwOrte Alma re-
demptoris mater" selest bat. Das. Wutn.
inntse feplt nur nod im weters'fGen 6sft."
Mtn -GtdnbGen unb Etnflieber feblen
midi. 60 pa6t rott bas Gebet aus benz
GretfGlB In bic GammlunD, aber betrf paf'
fen ntHt Ia bic 4tr6e.
Dte 60 .perf&tebene Gcrten bon 3atbclt.
ten gtbt. Die uns BON @tfAdftsrelfenben an.
Seprteftn tserben, BITE cine Gprte nod fetner
ipte bic anbere, alss febr tiltS : "altfattc'
ttfen, Gtaatsfatboliten, MIGfottcltfen"
Bite BEL paEenben G~elssenbeiten tn Der Bet
tuns a~nisisea, bab fe aud fatbclif4 ieten,
neil bas ion1 9fiemanb pi7en tOnnte = 70
laden i6 au ben perfHiebenen Sprten Don
8attCltten paTenbe @~ettenRlde auf ben,
Gebtete Der SirGenmuit ausfnbtB MAIDEN.
cine naOberue muftaltfGe Refe tn Optrn'
apt NIT britantsr OrGeferbeSleitung 10
Der lstbbaftise muRtaltfGe MuGtattOltt.
MetAe Muiftf watre tatbp'
ttfGe 3tr6enmuftt2 Mntwcrt: Wur
| bifteniee, BITE etneee bOrfame IN b
bematttse Dtenertn Der fatbc'
HfGen &trae 4. Die bret Dprte
Dtenertm sebOrfam nnb beml'
tbts fnb pobl 81 beaGten, ba tn beaftlten
Der riAttse MaBfab CUR geurtbetlunS BET
9trGenmuft seseten tn. Die Nu1t rau6
In Der &irde cine Dtenertn Der Stride
fetn. Ste BARI bier ntGt ielbaRdabts anf'
treten, fcneern mue fiH aberaG Zen 3wedtu
Der 3irGe unterorbnen. Ste mus IA fets
mad benz Gultus Der Stride riHten, unb bari
ntenaals beanipraGen, ba6 Der Gultus Rd
mad t9r ri6ten fcnte.-Dte Muft nue In
Der &trGe aud cine sebprfa m e Diene'
rtn Der &irHe fetn. Ste mus .nur bann fn'
gen, .penu bic 9trde Befunsen taben min
fe uau6 nur bas tnsen, was bic ss4trGe &C.
funsea BADEN wia; fe mus muir 70 1nsen
wte bic 3itAe sefuasen baben wta.-Dt'
Duff mus tn Der RtrGe enblt& etne be
matStee Dtenertn Der &trpe fetn. Stt
mus BIER ntdt 0ldnten fcnbern nur Der
t6tern 3reden Der 8irAe btenen wcten:
1e BARI bter ntHt tbre Salsnte unb Sabts'
fetten aur @Gau feaen unb 3etsen Rotten
mas Fe anes letFsn tann. fe barf BON ben
ttr au Geeet fsbenben Mttteln nnr bieient'
gen 3ur Mnpenbuns brtnsen, pelte bic Sir
DE brau6ea fam. Die 3trHe fam abe,
niGt ate 8unfmittel Der Duff brau@en
manGe berlslben mlrbm tBre 3wede ebe,
p~erettetn ais f6rbern. Wo bic Muff In be,
Stride allie tbr 3a Gebet Rebenben STUNT
nlttel 3ur anweabun8 brtnsen min, ha b6rI
fe auf, cine Dtenertn Der STRIDE tu fein, ia
trttt lie ais steidbertGttSt neten bic &trGe.
pter. tpas baGetbe II, fe trttt ais Gesnerin
Der 9trGe ~seDeniber. Dtefe Sdse tseirfen
fetner reiteren 3e6tfertteun8 Dor bentent'
gsn, melGe son Der Stride unb ttrer ge.
atmmuns etnen rtAttssn 8esrtf baben.
Steaen mir jebes Ding an ben reGten Ylas,
bic me1tttde GG6ntett In bic @ett, In bts
8trGc aber nut bic SGanbett Ter Demutt
bic niGt sldn3en. fsnbern nur b6bern 3ued'
en- ttenen ,.rta. An ATE Werte firGliGel
Ecnfunf rau6 nit Strense unbtnbefdnBen.
teit berRabfab anseleot rerben, Der In ben
Sate ausseeradt III: rDte&trAenmuft naul
cine eebprfanie unb benaitbise Dtenettn bel
3trGe fetn." Isl. 8ldttsr.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

Nart9, IL. April. Der BaltantIiae
.Rcnitear" strlAtrt, bas tas frdn10af6s
Doll cine susnatrat bte Grtaltang bed
Gritbens far cine u~ntebtn9te Rcttpenbiefetl
tiIt unb ntd5t boran benlt, Gin 8anbntb nit
anberen MdGten eesfn irsenb etn eanb ju
iuden. Die sanse frans6ff9f preft fsri6I
NIT wenisen Musnabutn bitfelbe AnfGi
aus.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

EXCELLENT TEAS. = The Original
American Tea Company, of New York,
of which Rob't Wells il President, was
established i'm 1910, and since that time
has been steadily gaining i'm favor, not
only in the city of New York, but all
over the country, until now its teas
reach every section. The leading press
of the city and of hundreds of places i'm
the country have endorsed it as per-
fectly reliable, and parties wishing ex-
cellcnt teas at low prices, can with per-
feet confidence send to this Company
for them. Their teas are put up in one
pound packages, with the kind and
price printed on the wrappers; also, I'm
boxes containing 5, 10, 20 and 30pounds.
They range in price from 40 cents to
Sl.30 per pound. Our merchants can
have samples mailed to their address
by enclosing 10 cents for each sample.
The Company wish reliable agents in
every town to get up clubs amongst
families for their teas, and offer great
inducements. Send for our circular.
Address always, ROb't Wells, Prcs't,
No. 43'Vesey St., New York.
1913
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
HARD WOOD.

ACCIDENT.-We learn that son OF
Orlo Mcdonald received severe injuries,
On Tuesday evening, in the following
manner: Several boys, young Melon
aid among the number, were playing
with one of the cars on Forman's tram
railway, several of them being on the
car, and going at considerable speed
down an inclined plane, when n boy
threw II stick or piece of boa.d under
the wheels, for the purpose Of jostlne
the riders. Young Mcdonald wa'
thrown under the wheels, which pass, q
over one OF his legs, breaking it just
above the ankle, and crushing the flesh
badly, nearly to the knee. He was al
so, severely curt and bruised about the
head. DR.. Mott was summoned to ut.
| tend him.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
GLENCOE, LAKE Co, Mich,
Juua 3O. ~.

EDITOR STAR:-Who is this X. Q.
Doesticks, who attempts to get off'some-
thing smart i'm so slashing a style?
Can't the Editor of the Herald bespatter
his columns with enough smutty Ian
guagc, without the assistance of ok.
q. d." 1t is limited that ak. q. ID.
il manufacturer of shingles, in Mir
vana. If that is so, and the shingles
he manufactures are on par with his
communications in the Herald; they
must be splendid articles(?). He adj
mits i'm last weeks H3rald, that he
has long cars. Ishould judge by his
writing, that he might justly claim all
the other concomitants pertaining to
the long cared animal. Nirvana should
no longer contend for the Go. Seat.
They should be satisfied with the
possession of such Il stupendous genius
as ak. @. d."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
Ellsworth Items.

EDITOR STAR:-What we are much
i'm need of-rain.
What we have had enough of-frost.
Wheat Is looking very well. Corn
and potatoes are late on account of so
much cold weather.
The potato bugs, cut worms and frost
have had tendency to keep our farm
ers wives on the dragged edgeu of anX-
iety good portion of the time, of
late.
We think this will he n good county
to raise flowers in, as one of the neigh
bors has just raised "Rose bud"
weighing about eight pounds. For
further particulars enquire Of l. w.
Howe.
Charlotte Mclaughlin has raised
ninty-one chickens and has not lost
one, so far, this sea son. We think this
Is a pretty good report, considering the
hard times, and the letter of Gen.
Grant, declining third nomination.
If any one can beat this, we would
like to hear from them. More anon.
B. II. lynx.
Ellsworth, June, 1876.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

THE PEOPLES FRIEND.-1t is sus-
ceptible of easy proof that the Sewing
Machine has been a greater blessing to
the American people than any inven-
ton of the present century. Nothing
else has done SO much to save the lives
aud health of the wives and mothers,
and the patient ovcr-worked women of
the land who, as II class, most needed
relief from the burthens of every day
life. Every father and husband fails
i'm his duty if he neglccts to endow his
house with such triumph of science
rs the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
1t is the cheapest and best sewing ma
chine ever offered.
Machines will be delivered at any
Railroad Station i'm this county, free OF
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 327 & 32o Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free OF application.
This Company want few more
good agents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

!Sta'ecf Mchigan,
The (UcW fOuit T0y he
tODHfy n Ldke.
Michael ailcry A,,,,,,o, ,,.
~ 49,
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
14th Day Of Aprl, A. ID. 1878,
n writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, ut the suit of Michael Catlcry,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. lS5, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan, of 1873; entitled ".An act
establishing n lien for labor and services
upon logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then being in said coun-
ty, to-wit: About 300, 900 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D s." and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about 1000 feet, board meas
urc, upon Section Twenty, i'm Township
Number Seventeen North of, Range
Thirteen West; also about 100 Norway
and white pine logs, unmarked, con-
tanning 22T 900 feet, upon the n. T.. ! of
Section Thirty, in said Township. That
said attachment was issued against
Elisha :. North, the above named de-
PENDANT, for the sum of One Hundred
and nincty-fve and ~ One-hundredths
dollars, being amount due the above
named plaintiff, for labor and services
upon said above described logs, per-
formed for said Elisha :. North, which
said writ was returnable on the 4th day
of May, n. ID. 1875.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June 81, 1875.
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Doors q SHOES.-We believe the
citizens of Baldwin and vicinity for
tunate in the fact that j. ID. Garland,
formerly of Charlotte, this State, has
opened Boot and Shoe Shop here,
and is now prepared to manufacture
new work and do repairing in the neat
est possible manner, and at figures to
suit all. Read his advertisement in
this issue
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Attachment.

Sfdfenf .UsfhfJ0D,
TIE tircoh toWtf or he
county or luke.
Patrick Obi
Elisha $ N;6rh A''"f Iiss Law under
NOTICE is hereby given that OH the
I'M Day IF 1prR, Il. ID. 1875,
writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Patrick O'Bren,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. 1S5, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan Of 1873, entitled can act
establishing lien for labor and services
upon logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then being in said coun-
ty, t0-wit: About / ,9O0,00 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D 81" and ], $40 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about lS7 900 feet, board meas
ure, upon Section Twenty, in Township
Number Seventeen North, of Range
Thirteen West; also about loo Nor
way and white pine logs unmarked,
containing 227, 900 feet, upon the \. f..
| of Section Thirty, in said Township.
That said attachment was issued against
Elisha :. North, the above named de-
PENDANT, for the sum of One Hundred
and ninety-fvc and 77-100 dollars, be-
ing amount due the above named plain
tiff for labor and services upon said
above described logs, performed fol
said Elisha =. North, which said wri,
was rcturnable OH the 4th day of May,
y. ID. 1915.
BURC1I & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June al, 1879.
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Attachment.

State Of Michigan,
The Circuit Court .fOr Tie
County Of Lake.
Elisha s. s. North Attachment under Lien Law
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
18th Day Of april, 4. ID. 1875,
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Thomas Kelley,
the above named plaintiff, under Act
No. 1S5, of the session laws of the State
Of Michigan, Of 1873, entitled "An Act
establishing II lien for labor and service
upon logs and timber" against certain
pine saw logs then being i'm said county,
to-wit: About 100000 feet board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked "D s." and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, contain
about 1877 900 feet board measure, upon
Section Twenty, i'm Township Number
Seventeen North, of Range Thirteen
West; also, about 100 Norway and
white pine logs, unmarked, containing
227 900 feet, upon the n. Il. / of Section
30, i'm said Township. That said at
tachment was issued against Elisha $.
North, the above named defendant, for
the sum of One Hundred and Ninety
Five and 77-100ths Dollars, being the
amount due the above named plaintiff
for labor and services upon said above
described logs for said Elisha =. North;
which said writ was returnablc on the
lth day of May, A. ID. 1873.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1876.
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TIE G. driOn has shown its respccta-
bility in denouncing the Iare lawless
and disgraceful action on the part OF
Baldwin.-Ldke County Uerdld.
Tommy, don't you be too sure of the
clarion; for the Editor is not anxious
to have the impression go abroad that
he denounced anybody. Both his
shoulders are wet. Besides he has al
ready blandly remarked privately that
if he had that nice little railroad sit,
he would bid goodbye to editorial life.
Keep Il sharp lookout for him, Tom
nv Outline
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Attach mpnt.

The Circuit Court for The |
Coupty Of Lake.
Patrick w. Danaher
Il David a. IMelendy Tn
VIZ. Attachment.
james Spence.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
27h day Of March, A. ID. 1875,
a writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit Of Patrick W. Dam
ahcr and David A. Mclendy, the above
named plaintiffs, against the lands,
tcnements, goods and chattlcs, moneys
and effects, of James Spence, the de-
PENDANT above named, for the sum of
sixteen hundred dollars, which said
writ was returnablc on the 4th day of
Nay, A. ID. 1875.
Dated this 18th day of Nay, AID. 1875
WHITE & HAIGHT,
3-4w6 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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CUT THIS OUT

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay "a
cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DIR. A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany
and its wonderous cures astonishes
every one that try it. If you doubt
what we say In print, cut this out and
take 1t to your Druggist, a. NJ. Burnam
and get sample bottle free of charge
or regular size for 75 cents. q. G.
GREEN, Woodbury., n. j.