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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
A Handsome Majority !!
The People Satisfied
Rejoicings over The Victory -Sa.
lutes-Bonfires &c.

The election on Monday, April
5th, was the most closely contested
Of any ever held in Lake county.
The all important question 1T issue
was that Of renewing the County
Seat and locating it permanently.
Nothing, seemingly, was left nm
dono by either side, that wonl'i
draw out citizens to the polls and
as a consequence, tie records Of
Monday show by far the largest
vote ever pollcd in the county BY
looking at the returns published
elsewhere, il will he seen that t'nr
out of eleven townships went "sol
id for removal, while two out of
the remaining seven townships
gave handsome maj 'ritics for re
moval, thus making six townships.
or more than half, in favor of re-
moval. According to present fig
ures, tho majority Tor removal is
titty.six.
To the cilizens folr county. dc
string tho speedy adjustment of this
question, the result cannst but
prove satisfactory With the Conn
ty Seat permanently located and
suitable buildings erected, petty
strifes will cease, and the Interests
OF the entire county greatly bcnc-
fitted. We have full faith TO be-
lieve that the advantages To- bc de-
rived Ivy having the County SCAT
at Baldwin will he such as will cn
tir, ~ prevent citizens from regret
ting the step they have taken.
Aside from the interest felt in The
general welfare If tho county, il
WAS natural that citizens 1T Ball
win should, also, feel deep per
sonal interest. So it was that when
definite news WAS received. or
Wednesday, that the proposition "t
removal had carried, considerable
rejoicing took place. The anvil
were called into use, and were snor'
announcing to cit'zens that victory
at last rested nppn the banners ~
those who favored removal Ci j.
zcns came in from all ions.
and many were tie consratul ations
offered. In the evening, bon fires
were kindled, and the enthusia II,
kept mp until nearly midnight.
The Board of Supervisors cnn-
venes next week, when it is p'oba
BILE that some action will NC taksr
relative to removal of county prop.
erty to Baldwin. We hear various
ramors of "contcsling tie clrciicn,
"irregularity of the p'"ccrding-.'
Serving an il junction t. prevent
removal of county property &c,
but do not think sufficient grounds
exist for successful action under
any OF the above threats. An,
further trouble about removal wonld
"nly have the effect t. intensit, the
bitterness of feeling between rival
sections. We trnst that wise c"uu
sci will prevail, tho removal at
county property be quietly and
pcaceably effected, anil sinccr. ly
hei,ve the tax pa, ers and citizens
generally will rever rrgtct it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

MAYNARD traveller passed through Lake
county on tina railroad. lie sail SO in a
neighboring newspaper. and also. told what
he saw and Thought Of the various villages
Since then, because his remarks appeared TO
bear upon the all important county town
question, he has bccs called q fool, idiot,
liar and horse thiet! Traveller SHOULD re-
MEMBER there is a hornets aest in lake
county. R.riw.
Yoa, "a hornets nest" and "Cam-
,ny" put his foot in it long ago. It's
astonishing how long it takes his
wounds to heal. Ills blood must
he "out If order" Take a dose OF
sulphur and molasscs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

Tue Christian at Work appoars
now with al entirely new outfit Of
typ, and presents remarkably
nont and striking appearance. The
editorial pages arc in large type,
aud the contributed articles are also
printed with a'distinciness very re.
ircshing 20 old eyes MS well as to
y"nng. This evidence Of prosperity
will crafty Tho numerous friends OF
this widely popular religious week
",
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
Written for the Stal
A Terrible Sentence.

In n newly settled county, ont
West, there once lived quiet far
mer, who was nnted for fidelity TO
his calling, until he WAS finally
lcctcd to- the office ef Justice ofthe
Peace, when, in less than six
months, a gentleman Was brought
before HIM, and after just consider
alton the Young Esquire commitlcd
the yonng otfr''ler to prison. AT
ter tins the said official and fanl,
took loave of absence; hut return
ing honlo carly, rs good persons us
ual;y de-, he discovered the j,ll dool
"p' II. He passed on however. with
ont killing himself, as the i,ilnr we
sometimes read of intended doin.;
but to their & cat dissatisfaction
they saw thai the DOR of thei,
peaceful DWELLING had been torn
down. Aud now came drawn. of
swords. Tie terror stricken family
marched cant iou,ly into tho h.u~c.
INT imagine their surprise 10 tind
that after prisoner had sat, fled hi
appetite with tho & ol catab!cs he
found there, he had gone ,c he,,
and WAS then wrapped in Morphc
rs sweet embrace. Then there
was hnrrvins t" and fro, with checks
all pslr, &c. The prisoner VAS ~.
au,tcd, VITO in turn being aroused.
ar"se and fled
u. 5. The s, ntchec at present
stands as follows:
The prisoner shall lie kept in
close confinement. with 70 d food
un'il Christmas y. ID. 1875, when
he shall be .nt I" dcath and del ".
erod to the plaintiff in til, case,
who will proceed to take ample Eat
isfaction ou of his rcnains.
FEAR Mt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

A CITIZEN Of Plnora writes us as
follows, regarding the tickets IN
that township, for and against re-
saoval Of the County Scat: "There
were two kinds at tickets in this
township-'F"r Removal OH vel
low, Against on white paper
There WAS no chance to vote for re
moval, on that account, as quite a
number said that It they voted f"r,
they would he ''sp"ttcd," to use
their own word"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

WHAT pity it il that we have
not enc of The organ managers t"
dish up articles for the STAR. 1t
We had, tho people might soon
lcarE that the mill "having a capac
iiy equal to all tho other mills in
tho county" was located at Bald
win, instead of At "Lacola," or For
mans Mill. One Of the "four uills
at Chase 10 located .f0e miles
south. Forman's Mill is about that
distance from Baldwin, and it's lnm
Der 10 shipped fromhere. Ofconrse,
il fellows that the mill should bt
credited to Baldwin. "Sartainly.'
For sure.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

The organ, "i last week, admitted
the truth "f our charge III regard to
tho printing of tickets on tho Conn.
t, Seat question, on different col
ored pap"r-in the following words:
'Snch IL not the fact, for the tickets
fn both sides of the question were
printed on both whitr aud col"rsd
paper, and it he wants proof of i,
Lc hnd better call at the Comfy
Clerks otficc." We have "pr"f"
suffi ieni, in "ur vest pocket; havi Y
n sample of against the removal
"fll,c County SEA-" ION mh,tc Paper,
aud ssnples If For 'be removal ot
Tho County Sea-" on yeito,o paper.
Anyone wishing to sec item, may
no So AZ any tine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

VIZ were quite we'll please with
the sensible manner Inv which MI
article in the last issue of tho organ,
signed "Xenia," was written; bu'
like most "f the Anonymous writers
IL the organ mot ono Of them hav
ing assailcd ns personally, has So
far had courage TO give his true
name after his articles) he fails to
stick to the truth. lilo says in a
portion Of lis article: 81 Was sorry
to see in the Baldwin STARa couple
OF weeks ago, an article denounc-
ing the editor Of ysur paper ior not
coming out IN favor Of Baldwin, III
the County Seat strife" All we
have to say To "Xcnia," is, that if
lie will look again at the columns
Of tic STAR he will SEQ that we de
nounccd the manager OF the organ
for not taking decided stand Ell
Their against or for The removal OF
the County Seat. Wo have never
expected lie would favor removal
Of the Coanty Seat to Baldwin.
The circumstances attending his Ia
cation in the county, are proof as to
where his sympathies must tend.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
Stene. Il. X. Biebee.

Si"ne, X. Il. Biebce.
C4nstablcs-- George Oviait, S.
Fradenburg, Linus Mcss' niger, j..
Ackernan.
ELLSWORTH.
SUPERINTENDENT McClusky.
Clerk : Wm. q. Keech.
Treasurer ii. 5. Sawyer.
Sur't Of Schools- L II Ottingcr.
School Inspector A Woodi nff.
Justices e K Nicha.on, V q
Conner.
Highway COMA ID Bur,lick.
Consiablcs-- Alex llo,ver, Con
O'Nr;l. f NJ Slayton, g II Bull.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

nm. Foors IL the author OF MEDICAL COM
NOS skrsE." q hook that reached u circulation
Of over 10000 copies; also, 81 PLAIN HoME
TAIN" more recently rvblished, which has .old
to the extent OF 10000 copies nlro, OF "ssrrmE
~ sroay, which II now being Published In SERIES
cosrErr TABLES
OF an. excepting the hrst mentioned sork (which
Ia out 81 rrntl. will b. scnt free ,n application
Ia either Dr. Poory, or tho Murray I'LL Publish
lag Company, whose offcc Is IL? East 2sih Street.
Agents--b,th men and ~omen-wanicti to scll
the foregoing works 10 wbrm hl'ersi iroht viii
be niiowvl. The beeiprines Il small fortunes
have bccn made In sailing Dr. FooIEs p'rrlar
work~. "rLais HosE TALs" IL par'iew'rly
adapted 10 Aswlts, and I" sciErcx ~ sionr 10
just the thing fsf the young. Send for c"n'rets
tab,cs and acc fJr yourselves. The former answers
. multitude II qmsticns which ladr- ard gentle
men feel de,cacy about asking Of their rhy,ietaps
Theye IL nothing In literature ut all hse si'hcr
Of the foregoing WORKS. "scnrcr IN sronr"
en- only be had Of agents or Of the Publishers
.YtAIN Hsns TALK" 10 published In beth the
Ensissh and asrmsa Lsnessgss Once more,
-AgontO Wanted
ADDRESS AS ABOVE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
Vote on The Question Of County Seat Re.
DlQTdl.

Tho returns from the townships
throughout the county show The f"l
Loving votes p"ll.d for and against
the removal Of the County Seat:
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
Third Michigan Infantry, Attention !

There will he meeting of the
members of the new Third Rcsi-
a,ent Michigan Infantry, at the
Rathbun Honsc, in Grand Rapids,
on the l4th day Ct April, 1875. AZ
ten "'cl,ck in the forenoon. The
meeting will be held for the pur-
pose Of organizing Regimental
Association. All members are ear.
nestly requested t" be present.
nj. Il. llorGnroN,
Late Col. 81 Mich. nifty.
Jersey, March 22h. 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
The County Treasury.

Statement Of money received and
expended since January 9th. 1875.
Ia and inclusive March 3lst, 1875:
Cash IN hand, Jan. 9th, $l,o500o
Res'd since and up to this date ,sCo.li
Money expended since Jan. 9th,
1873, and up TO this date S3,Sbt46
Cash on hand TO balance 6oi %
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
Weather Report.

The following thcrlnomctric,.l re
port was furnished for publication
by Lee S. Cobb. of Yates TOWNSHIP:
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
To CO NSUiMPIII rs.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
cfthat dread disease, Consumptisn, by simple RIM
cdy L. anxious 10 make known to his follow suffer
crs tho means of cure To all who sire H. he will
send copy ofthe prescription used tree of charger
with the for preparing and using the same
which they will ind suRs CgRB for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoN cuiTis, &C.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. II. A. wills n,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

Weekly average. AZ degrees above zero
Monthly average 2S55s degrees above zero.
denotes below zero
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

VIZ have a hue lot VI blank
"Ua,hs of Office" on hand now,
and townships DESIRING them can
he snwpli,d.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

WORTH WHILE IL . ssa an. ns:,; +: g: 1, ::
family pepper the ''sTAR srAssLED BAnNxR, Led
ger rize only 81 year, and chOics Of tspeivs sle-
SERVER We receive subscribsrs 1t only 81, which
secures The paper year and prvmiums al sent frss
or. we will club II with the STAn and supply toM
for only $2.75. CaA and ses the pgpw. d2.3s
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

tonnrcfion- ma OF Toledo iih the AXE Shsre
e Mich southern II ]. Ter l~v.lnnd and chioags,
mn. with tbs G. u q X X for incinns,i and the
suih Also with the \ W u W X X to and fr,,m
he south and >outhw St At Wayne with the
Michigan enira lsalr,ad for acal p, ints East and
" est AZ Plymouth with Diet Lansing q Lake Mich.
ryan IL IL nj Holly "; til the Detruit & ilwaukee
ana NJ Detroit with the Great Western and Grand
trunk Ry-+. to and from the East Al Flint with
IN" chicago q Lake Huron. Al Reed City with the
Grand Rapids & Ind. for the y orfh and South
SANFORD KYEi ER, Afs't Sup't.
j. u. NoUI:sE, C~nl ickct All
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
We had intended to loan to the
Organ managers,this week; hut our
readers can readily see that lie il
TOO sick to be Of any service to
tk.,,,
IQTlShil EleCtiQlS.

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ELK TOWNSHIP.
Snpervis"r-Gc"rsc w. CLARK
Clcrk-Nc~ttn !. Klnne.
Treasurer - Alfred Is. Kline.
Justices--Gcorge w. Shane, q.
a. Lincoln.
Supt ct Sch" is u. w. Shane.
Highway Com missioner = Geo.
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WEBER TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor Geo. w. Townsend.
tlerk-Ge"ree w. Burt.
Treasurer Levi l'"vce.
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Spprrvis"r - Albert T.. Allen.
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Snpcrvisor-Pe'cr Miller.
Clerk -llenrv S. jerks
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Supervisor Darwin Knight.
Clerk = Borden nj. Hicks.
Treasurer Pnllcius Slg.ins.
Suft ct Scl""ls-J. }. Howell
highway C'''i. q ~ m"r""S'
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Supervisor -Gc"rgc llcilnan.
Clerk -Gc"rgn k'tz.
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Supervisor Nelson IL. Mckee.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08
ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL
FREE OF CHARGE.

No mercurai medicines or deleterious drugs used.
Has during The past twenty years treated success-
fully nearly or quite 1000 onscs Al facts con-
nected with zach case are carefully reord"d.
whether they DO communicated by letter or In
person, or observed by the Doctor or his s-ocinte
ply sicisns. Tho latter are all scientific medical
men.
An invalids at q distance arc required "a answer
an extended lst Of plain qucs,i,nS, which viii DO
Furnished by mail free. or Mt the ,ficc. com.
plsts systsn o. registering prevents mistake OF
conf. .sion Ca.s books ncvcr conSultcl, except by
the physicians Of the cs.ablishm' Mt. For Tree
consular on send for lat Of questions.
A sixty prge pamphlet Of evidences 81 succcss
cent free also.
Iddres DR.. h. II. FOOTE,
BOX 7SS, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-04-08

Bay county, Mkh, Ono Hnnirsd Acres Of timber
iand-'hs w WE w ", Sec. IL, Town % n.
Range X; eighteen miles from Railroad. and well
and time ON balance. For further particulars, cd.
dross Rev. y. =. Barter, sa3 Huron st., Tolsde, o..
or OaAs. RADCLIFFE
fS Baldwin City. Mich.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-31
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-31
fagric altuai ami Dom site.

If $50 bushels of corn can be raised
per acre on our lands, would it not
be better to cultivate ten acres well,
than forty acres poorly?
Asafetida Is an excellent remedy
for horses, swiud, and poultry.
Given both IN water and fed, it pro-
notes health and prevents disease.
The coming ornamental tree for
Iowa is the Green Ash. 1t is per-
tectly hardy, a fast grower, has dark
foliage, beautiful form, and no in
sect enemies.
Keep plenty of dry dust for poult-
ry to wallow in and they never will
be troubled with vermin. Dust scat
tered along the back, from horns to
tail, will remove lice from catt.e.
Tht subterranean gallery OF the
new St. Gothard tunnel will be 49,
900 metres long. 1t is not expected
that the opening will take place be-
fore 1880, rs the drift advances but !
metres per day.
Save the corn cobs for kindlings,
especially when dry wood is not plen-
tiful- TO prepare them, melt togeth-
er 60 parts resin and 40 parts tar
Dip in the cobs and dry on sheet
metal heated to about the tempera
turc of boiling water.
Our towns and villages arc fire.
quently much crowded by teams, and
generally Il farmer can find no place
to hitch his team. Towns wanting
the country trade should look to this
matter. Merchants do not appreci-
ate the annoyances from this source.
Chicago Times: They are breed
ing camels in Texas, and one man
has sold lot Of young ones for four
hundred and fifty dollars head
Camels are passionately fond OF wa
ter, and we hope their example will
moi be lost upon the inhabitants Of
Texas.
Hogs love sulphur, and q consider
able amount OF it is necessary to keep
them in fair health. When hogs run
at large and find green food they
supply themselves with what is need
ed, but pigs kept in close pens and
fed on house Stops or corn, need some
more l,xitive food.
How many horses tl'er by the
want Of attention to the aXleS OF carts
and wagons? We often see the
wheels running at an angle ten or fit.
toen degrees ''out Of true,'' the team
ster seeming not to realize how much
this increases the burden. If the
wheel will only revolve, it seems all
that is needed by the thoughtless dri-
yer. Then, again, want of care in
greasing the wheels is anot..:er source
OF unnecessary labor for the horses.
1t is only fair that while we require
reasonable labor from our animals
we shall grant them reasonable facil-
tiles for doing it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-31
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or BaZar will be supplied gratis for every club Of
subscribers AT Si00 each. in one remittance; or
copies for $50 co. without extra copy; postage
free
Bach Numbers Can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes Of Harper'e Bazaar in neat
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pense. for g 20 each. complete set, comprising
volumes sent on receipt OF cash at the rate OF
- 20 per vol, freight q. expense Of purchaser
Prominent attention will be given in Harper's
Bazaar to snch illustrations of the Centennial Inter
national Exhibition as may be peculiarly appro-
pirate TO it's columns.
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