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Gin i1ropcrtn Go fci.

Gin i1ropcrtp Go Ect.
A FLATS G 10 10 ToOms) and houses, all
"A. improvements at greatly reqcd retc' enc CO 10
"a III Ami, 70 JOIN D. CiltAhl NS, Los IhrIaN"
WRENCH FLATS-NcTv desirGbly located
aua possessing every oonyounce Apply al NO - "es
5id IT,, t1 Lac J2GtOr or Jdltrcsa
III OR and ATTIC ~ LET at 121 Navcr-
lev place. rent SD 90 pcr month Keys With Nyar Ma
nus. fssHI,Iabe ti.or, next oo1E fhoi-N iON "a hoD
NAN, Real Estate raeut CJt Ia-N ~, o2i,i tt .sl
uARLEN.-To RENT, lower part OF a small
mn e.. Story br,k HDiSs highs0-e stop; ,mdOvee
rrents, L neat roli8be family, i'll % West - .stsL
yJND LET-Broadwav, Ger. 1Sth-St., DWELL
drI. lC uatn ~ h-Ll OuslhttH "I
studios Reasonable rent inquire lr dris ore.
V'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2oN'),
n fas building facing CITY Han Par Tie roans WeI
.taD;. sar ars'UiaS bul0i room, having hgH Cii. Lhe
Hprt And easy access APP- 10 j. - "lNh"fF a ''' -
Park-rOW.
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Couutrn Real estate for Sale.


L'OR Sale or Exchanges, 900 acres valuable
4 farming mineral land in Wls H. Whit lS2 rear 81
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of % acres
I'm m. beautiful village of EVA st atOn eNc,liemt
), buildings aud fruit Apply to@bhhiI H. shli"
Geneva kcWN orS.
NOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESl-
DENCIS with extra good improvements To ~ htIe'
n each aud aluba on iiLit ans" W. lo
class FARMS Of 100 each, from . to miles I"i
Iliac. y y: graiesi public SCHOOLS WIN ,orhe
University slOrd educational advantA-rs Agdess
". ". AYERS. Ithaca " y.
GI S00 MODEL So, 900 HoM a1nS : $2,2oo d
NEWAKK, N.J. Convenient t. ORANGE MoONlAlN'
PASS AIC. sc. 49,. o...--- ,,r. .o..,.
ID viii BY q r. NDSOME COTTAGE, y F"'hbs
StotO viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE. ri"rns -,
.OOJ wid BIZ HAM SOME COL FACE ii i"ohs' All
MOI, lmpT1ven nau6 some grounds
1ls pIo.5yis beautifully located adjoining raircAi sta
iion near in time than CENTRAL PARK low cinTlnE
,jon excellent SCHOOLS, CT kCHfS ana MA kHh,ir
o." ~ JAMES r. HAY.
PS-MoNrHLY PAYMENTS
ta3 400 FIRST YEAR-baance $4,000
= =. kJp csr ne remain at peg VII purchase
annie grounds nearly J. on: IN avn "a zen sac
INIT h0wt r. vines. HOGScs lse 10 rols e's pa,
Lester marble mauttls &c. InTce mites RON Ndso anu
lOrrtcs from lAbcry.st, ~ T. by the frequent cAl,ss
tra on The railroad IL the wJ faVtd ana
Ngut4I streets. all well ne, and A6tJY; horse Gov"
chickens stable All order. Itady for 0cc,lpa -! -
Ailly TO ON MR. Box 49,, Bii@abcth-
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fotrls.
tllinter nceort5.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau, y. j.,
.s.apts " il. omen Nov l. steamer VII leave New
York No, direct steamer VIII ita'c ~ "d
u DAYS iu irsA tiaN TWO
~, teluueratuTco last Winter hi NOT NaN M
fruo r. ma. ing II tn drgutM climate ~ tHe World
fol particulars, sadness 81, n. ....- a. \,
CANTA CRUZ. WEST iNDltS.-itcD0Wuea
; ior ss!ubrtv %! & innate hoa ity e.! scenery.
EULDNSA iNbE,
i late .are 0f Ire o,rrroi open iOr euers Terms
n.ri iog Iaupilr With ful faIuc@rs, al ply :" ~ ~
IAN -lCkLEN ilrioIl' 30 l5'3 N"Ts-' s' ''"-l o'H.
WINTER LOCATION FOR iNEALlDo.
one hU,dr-d sur lty HyaiE more than we nc" nave
can be- ser, nc"iy and co-frf5y cared for an2 s,r VI.
,as ,rf aHHes well during toe tti hnd " - + ~
-. I,nu, 80 tne fiiiite -Dfcr Dan>Vle, Iin2H.nh
e., +c~ YORK It's the larf 81 llyr'nc ln>iiIhoi m W.
a -l where .c slca lrt vr. OF AT rrtbie ass VIII"
f,. ite We can acc ir"u'ic ' i~i-' i
,rtv ~ Si2'r and ca q - th ~ frh
ard N,uter Tee son cent i"I y h'f go ','
send ay cent. DID, p,stee ior circular, ta i'' ILL
.r.l eu@rANiug Of s!ul A'tiIt-s
- '"''N' JANE.- G.. JACKSON.
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Counlrn propcrtn o. Ect.
fcrses. Carriages, darncao, &-c.

Gcrseg. Carriages, Garncas, &'e.
A NVNRER Of HORSES WANTED-To feed
~ on lay dur ng Mui,,E Terms - por "eek Additsr
t.O. iAi,s, Il, IDr,aI, CreeEe Co1n,J, \. !.
LECTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n tIa;o Johnston / Van Iassell
OFFICE. 90 lJBEi.iN ST.
tEvening Post 4 iilsiuc)
TIVE UCpSF AED tAiHIAGE BRANCH or OUR
itCf- ~. IL 10 q. Do. and TT.lRIEEEIH-Sr-
nesI Uuivcrs ~ place
business precisely Tie zane
and honorable principles III ch have always chaIac l ~"
,,l No., u no re- the respect AMI Cuhrrnos "a
lie ls,a c.s community. rs wei - ave puntc 20 i,fRr
,tt.li.I.An SALE, E.FltY "a ie-DAG AID FRIDAY,
Al % O'CLOCK.
Entries FOR sale mas be maize through Ire MAJ.
GREAT SALE OF HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
II }o.es, Fu; snd halal. i,'-s hr I-uItsa It,lt
,arlef Goranv 33 ueir Grand arc cosng Ou
ti,ir In m mss et0oL at retail at ter Wholesale list
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Ge!p Wanieo-- nlales.

yNANTED-An experienced BOOK TRAY
w ELER. To navel We { with a nr.i-sas- he. oi
y books saisIy ofrr- - rsnt party. he-tono,s
~ lur..L Address A. lA7, Boston. A.As
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fine GrG5.

4 FINE PORTRAIT may be seen for short
~ time ST the frame 1li SIKH ave- tree, tlpi
worth 500 Others S35. Wi Ms ke engagements 10 Nslt
r
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Cec,nrcs an Aiselinls.


,r-~ 80, ~
DIBLr EXPOSITION and Moody and Sankey's
I'D COLLECTION Of hgmns c0rr-cty sun with or-ar accom-
uAnipeur at RFNJAhIS ALBKoS Rev val NJ elinEs on
FRIDAY EVENINGS 50 West 3jglist at $50 O'CLOCK All
welcome to sing.
COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES for the
~ PEOLE IN the Great Hall ~ p.
SATURlA i, NOY. b.
The lecture will berenyeru1 by Dr. HAYES, me hrc'ic
Exporcr Arctic Adventures and Discovery nlnsaied
vi ne reo cor II kefs be had st ~ The oio
~ th Cooer non ans Al D. Sos'rin IS book sor %
Muuayst ABhAh = HEWITT, s.eiet1iy.
CONFERENCES DU SAMEDI
~ TAI honncur u'nfomer le public quinn oonrs de con
,rrnre Itt.reiies era ouyeTt y. NJ. C. A. Hal SAMED
i3 N0yeIuhre Is slts dc Ia prell g. ~ ne ia yohrs
,Out. l. houtaigia . la BeLite Grecqu~-Aophocio ct
Slak ,-peare 3. u,orge Ssnd-Li Petit Faictte T. NJ
Til rs et H. patiqa France. g. Alfred de- hCset o. 10
cid dc Corn-e . LES Nalmes IN Dlc dc Ia ltoctrioi
nd ct Il De p.IupeTe d Mari Aur e on pert 20
nr,cnrpr L. yrzmme ct les brs chez f. W. Cirsern ~
MYERS preni cont renee srra cfai'ute III
Crist.ru rene les biets pour ceiie e. n"reIee.
l. sACVEUR.
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Doar0 auo Rooms.
West Sila.

West Sils.
I'D FLOOR. 5 ROOMS. near 3ith-st., FUR
and have ihcir prepared served gentlemen pre-
fcrrcd. L. \. DALEY, ~ uraye. .
4 WEST 22D-ST.--Second floor front Rooms,
house and appointments desirable; locally attractive
reference given and required. -
| STH-AVE., No. 3I4-Pleasant ROOMS, bath,
- &c, with board. References rsIuired
STH-ANE., 81, first door below 16th-st.--
- NJ r. GAGE on r. hsnd'ameg t Ut o,1
psl WEST 33D->T between 5th-ave. and
.>'e BroadwayNewy papered and freshly done mp arg
Ro with eyeTy conyenenee with hoaT for Gentleman ana
wife also desirable large room Tor two geiuemvp.
91TH-ST.,. 242 West;w.A elergyman,s
or furnace heat and excellent board
RS WEST 23D-ST.--Large front ROOM,
'bC tire windows on 25 - ASo hall Room TO ie' TUT
n-bed. without b7ari, to gentlemen
DO WEST rH-ST.-ELEGANTLY FUR
~ EIsED for is@ i, a9G y1! dg fnaS Hotel
viii home comforts table excellent reasonable
IIS WEST 43D-ST.-A private family will
l'bC LET from! suite OF Ro vs. 'oo,heTp eSp %onc
made and n.ike references. -
OSS WEST TH-ST.-BOARD and ROOMS
~'1C for gentlemen and h,ir viz or single F,n,lenen
changed aiso liable reasonable rAses
.)f. 4 WEST SOD Handsomely furnished
iamy location H near ie5aied sil-oad terms raonabo
f~I WEST 23D-ST.-A desirable suite Of
Rooms 70 I WIN aosr on Sahr and 90 eoset roS o
Fest Side
A PRIVATE FAMILY viii LET one or two
~ TuRNIsHED ROOMS, with gas ba'h' SC NO ~
4 PRIVATE FAMILY viii LET q fnrnlshcd,
- ROOM O. one o. two yonne N ~ with or "taou' BOARD
AT 50 IRvING-PLACE, near West 4 n. 1,i,,r
gentlemen only refleneee.
4 PRIVATE family have a double and single
c.s n rrr typS lI Ss lex near
IT. Can De- soen 10 '.ay. Inoe very .o~. -----
FURNISHED ROOMS-Suitahle for lnan and
L wife gentlemen all sccommo-i' iona $50 East lS-S''
NICELY furnished large ROOMS, with gas
y hath hos and and LARGE closes at No 3OJ Essl
is'h st, with OF witnout bo1rl, ttin- low.
no LET furnished, PARL0R BED-R10IN
4 and BACK Kitchen, VIII range &C. or separately
Win ~ wihnui boar,i l9s East 6olh-,l. ---------
rI0O RENT, to a party OF gentlemen. two or
thrro BEDROOMS, with She excl Si.e u-" tr ~, gi,
I brasas;, fire. ana references e'c@ns'd Apply a.
= FAST 3iST-ST.-A small private family
- lave three desirable ROOMS 10 offer to eenuem"n "I
IN last 32D-ST.-Plcasaut FURNISH ID
Nv ROOM 10 Rent. vita BOARD I" gentleman 'Ad VIC
reference.
81 East TH-ST.-FI'RNISHED ROOMS
on mo ,ec0nd aud thri floors % LET, without board
Do EAST 2OTH-ST.-Two or tlree pleasant
80 i,UOHs TO REST. Reiyryoe reqrii,a.
Az EAST l7rII-ST. -EOOM~ t. lei with
I q or witnout bart Private tibe 81 fe~.'el
.yn% FAST 1STH-ST.-A private family
~ VIII LET large wc furnished front Room "a
hall room connecting grtl,inca Of gentleman asa N,
v IA or without boar all modern Improvements terms MOI
craze, reference.
Drocklvn Board.
BOARD ON BROOKLYN HlGHTS-l22
lBMo1aguest second laF rricv per week ~
Country R0ard.
1.-TWO very n,caSant ROOMS, with BOARD
tor tbe winter az ur4nre Jersey. n mates iron
l. i,A Church q, .ut. AG.ICS5 j., Orange ;othce
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NIRSE-A respectable widow woman would
No 10 iase child 10 nurc the bottle. Inquire at 465
West 35thst --------------
NURSE-A respectable widow woman would
Z IKE 10 take a CHILD the bottle Inquire at
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TTNDPESS.-A first-cass laundress de-
sires he WASHING Of few faan = ana do 4 st hsr
own house moderate best Guy =, renee ,an =. ~
back
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NURSE.-An American Protestant woman az
~ tr.r 10 grown children. an invalid Is csfahle ~
tasting entire charge of house. city roereno.S lcs West
llafS 81
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Droc.;lnn llro"crt1 Go Ect.

yNO LET OF for SALE.-51 Wliow-d..
Knob " i,hts excellent mig 'roOl hOise has iO
EUIAA Nd q " III ING, BcrknaliSt
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Gituations tuinteS--fcmales.


7 AUNDRESS.-A frst-class laundress de.
4 sres ,he WASHING Of few faan snd do Y st hsr
Ssn Nus s Gf G s sGn sn's sseSa aocr
NURSE.-A respectable widow woman would
y nle take child 10 nurse a, the bottle inquire at f'o
<rURSF-A respectable widow woman would
= IKE CHILD to nurse the botde. Inquire at
10 kingst
N7TTRSE.-An American Protestant woman az
~ urrse 10 grown children invalid Is csrshle ~
tasting charge Of house city refereno'S ics West
NTURSE---A Protestant woman a. experienced
~ infant ngrss ~ Sta'is .. SSf ,eT oo o5,sc"a
bring ~ u UP o 'es 80 S rt r.n iii West 2olsi trst
door tToni rom. -
NURsE.-A situation wanted TO take care of
~ yo ,n fEaF o. n S. o, tse61 ss, !
references Apply TO the PROTESTANT hohE boi'SAV'
NURsE.-An exp rienced nurse wonll Ike
- perrsuent eresg,arr - "e D' c ,n 'is 49," ' ~.
i,s ntchp = Address for week, UIsE. No Cottage
NURsE-For an infant, 10y resp 'cctsbe and
is competent take entire q: al mani j. SEQ, 81 sswg
:! ' E&&T, Iss ave ,5oss lS.. -
NURSE for CHILDREN ar INNALID.-A
~ scotch would Ike plao- ." As caro-
81 S f so SI "a .sasr =. a on vsry bee.
r"ferct,e Cal at No. - 9 ON ave, u 81 29,s
NURSE. CHAMBF WORK, and PLAIN
ii 81. can speak s,m, l. ,'isl wsh si,u.ii,p. t8.i
4berN't or plain - wing AaF' Two
years reference from Prs Call - ~ lssi a9ti st
NURSE-CO IL itu.tions wanted by two
~ rsr.ctati. esiaui tisDnc a. o.: auA -in'
stress bss ~ rieros hc 0uef COX 40 y"as ret'
enoe). Cal. az 30 East 2 hist
NURSE and SEAMS HRESS.--A ;onDS girl,
y aitll lauds wishes AE~un ~ nurse siH sfthsits',
With chamberwotG Caior sltres 10 Wet ,h a.
GEAN STRESS. A situation wantct ny m
- American Protestant g - seafnstr 49, 4oS -tsaNe
CHIRT-CUTTER--S tuatiOn wanted as an
- ass,.tant custom shirt tt,r Address ADAMS. lS5
Blsock.rst
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMhlD.-h neat
w AMI INV young ~Ousa as ui~tsss' 'ht'Hh-rm@i, "a
also Thoroughly experienced Wa re-s furnish e very
isst to.eteuc. Apply a. UD1ibs AGhACi, lO@ West
3ith.st corner broadway.
NEASulNG.-A c0lOrpd laundress solicit
w washing TO Ter hclso prompt add reliable 23
West .. IL 81. TOO GOD bscs.
WASH. IRON, or ilOU SECLEAN.-1O5 Fast
w 56fl-st Respectable lrCtestat sss ~ 80
by tie iron. 90 houglesn SECOND noor good
reiertnce.
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OOOK. WASH, anl TR0N-At 80 Yandam-
a. 9r.t foor a rspcctabe gil 10 do housework good
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

TIMOTHY GRASS ON TIE "PLAINs. -
Last week we published an item from
an Ellsworth farmer, informing us of Il
piece of timothy which stood 81 feet
high, and saying "Tell them OH the
plains that is the kind of hay to raise"
Well, we told "them," and here's the
response of one of "them:" We have
in our office bunch of timothy grass,
just ready for the scythe, the highos St
spear measuring four feet, eight inches,
and the shortest. four. feet, and one inch.
The shortest is the average height OF
one acre on the farm of Morrison Sand
born, on the plains of Pleasant Plains
township, and about one and half
miles from Baldwin. We understand
that Mr.. S. has about two acres besides
the one above mentioned, of fair TIM
Othy, but not so tall. The one acre was
seeded OH rye, one year ago last Spring.
AS we understand it, no manure was
used. The land was originally what
might be called "pine land" but with
apparently no better qualities, if so
good as "plains."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

A PROFITABLE INvEsTMENT.-ThC
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine com
bines i'm more perfect degree than any
other the requirements of first-class
machine. This is the unanimous vcr-
dict of the thousands of families who
are using them, and its success is I'M
preccdented in the history of sewing
machines.
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 & 800 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more
good agents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

Dyspepsia is the most discouragine
and distressing disease man is heir to-
Americans are particularly subject t.
this disease and its effects; such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual cos.
tiveness, heartburn, water-brash, gnaw-
ing and burning pains I'm the pit of the
stomach, coming up of food, coated
tongue, disagreeable taste i'm the mouth,
impure blood and all diseases of the
Stomach and Liver. Two doses OF
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
you at once, and there positively is not
u case i'm the United States it will not
cure. 1fyOu doubt this go to your Drug
gist, A. M. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Regular size Is cents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

HERsEY ON THE WINa-PIC-NIC AT
STAR LAKE-A SPLENDID 11ME.-On
Tuesday afternoon, pleasant party of
Hersey people came over on the +. &
p. M. Railway for the purpose of ell
joying u two days picnic ut the above
named lake. The party was comprised
of Judge Burch and wife, Mrs. +. e..
Raymond, VIM. Lewis, wife and Miss
Lewis, Mrs. j. +. Radcliffe, Miss Hat
tic Radcliffe, j. X. Heartt, wife and
Miss Heart, Jas. Rooney and wife,
Mrs. X. +. Lewis, Clarence Whitney,
Miss Whitney, and two or three others
whose names we did not learn.
They came nicely prepared with
tents and other necessaries for a brief
campaign i'm the woods and were met
at the depot by wagons, which con-
veyed them to their destination. At
ter spending Wednesday and Thursday
in enjoyment, luXuriating among the
whortleberries, which exist in that vi
entity In almost endless quantities, and
in various ways making the hours pass
happily and swiftly, they returned to
Hersey, OIL the Thursday evening eX-
press, well pleased with their trip. One
of the pleasant incidents of their stay
i'm the woods was serenade from the
Star Lake martial band, Wednesday
evening.
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Attachment,

The Circuit Court Jor the
County OF Lake.
Patrick Chi
Elisha 5, North "'f Lien Law 9naer
NOTICE is hereby given that OH the
l4M Day IF AprH, Il. ID. 1875,
Il witt of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, ut the suit of Patrick O'Bricii,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. 1856, of the session laws of the State
of Michigan of 1873, entitled Gan act
establishing II lien for labor and services
upon logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then heing in said coun-
ty, tO-wit: About 1000, 900 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D 81" and $40 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about 1S7, 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 y. 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 ninety-fivc and 77-1OO dollars, be-
ing amount due the above named plain
till, for labor and services upon said
above described logs, performed for
said Elisha ; North, which said writ
was rcturnablc OH the 18th day of May,
y. ID. 1915.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June 21, 1875.
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Attachment.
STATE Of Michigan,
The iy,1Iif Du,| rny fLs

state Of Nichigan,
Tile ,ucnit OWI ,or tie
County Of Lake.
Elisha $. North "''ai nien Ia ,"de'
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
lAh Day Of april, 4. ID. 1875,
writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
Of Lake, at the suit of Edward Kelley,
the above named plaintiff, under act
No. lS5, 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, to-wit: About 5000 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D 80 and $40 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, con-
tanning about 1S7, 900 feet, board meas
ure, upon Section Twenty, in Township
Number Seventeen North, of Range
Thirteen West; also about 100 Norway
and white pine logs, unmarked, con-
tanning 227 900 feet, upon the n. T.. | of
of Section 30, In said Township. That
said attachment was issued against
Elisha :. North, the above named de-
PENDANT, for the sum Of One Hundred
and nincty-fivc and 77-lW dollars, be-
ing amount due the above named plain
till, for labor and services upon said
above described logs, for said Elisha =.
North, which said writ was rcturnable
on the 18th day of May, \. ID. 1915.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June 2,I, 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

WHEAT ON THE PLAINS. On Satur-
day evening last, we paid Il visit to the
farms of William and Oliver Davcn-
port, about half a mile north of town,
in Weber township, and were exceed
ingly well pleased to see the evidence
of thrift and rapid approach to the SOL
id comfort which none but the sturdy
farmer can fully enjoy. The boys were
busy harvesting their wheat nine
acres belonging to William, being al
ready cut and shocked. 1t was of the
Diehl variety, and although it has been
injured by the frost, yet will probably
average ten or twelve bushels to the
acre. We gathered and brought home
with us some average specimens of the
heads, and those who wish to see beau
tiful wheat-berries plump and bright
enough to delight the eye Ofany one,
just call ut the STAR office.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22
Notice.

u LANp OFFICE
IoNI,, MiCr., June II, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Robert Brown against
Lester o. Chapman for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. $50, dated
April 26th, 1872, upon the n. +. of
Section e6, Township Is North, Range
II West, in Lake county, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby sum
nloncd to appear ut this Office,
ON the 2Oth Day Of July, 1875,
at 10 o'clock q. H., to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
J. III. KIDD, Register.
j. L.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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Attachment.


State Of Michigan,
The circuit tovT for tie
49,, county of Lake.
Elisha s. s North Attachment under Lien Law
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
14th Day IF april, 4. ID. 1875,
writ Of attachment was duly issued
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 lien for labor and service
upon logs and timber" against certain
pine saw logs then being In said county,
to-wit: About 100000 feet board
measure, Of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D g." and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs, contain
about 1877 900 feet board measure, upon
Section Twenty, in Township Number
Seventeen North, of Range Thirteen
West; also, about 100 Norway and
white pine logs, unmarked, containing
227, 900 feet, upon the n. T.. of Section
80, I'm said Township. That said at
tachment was issued against Elisha s.
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 s. North;
which said writ was rcturnable on the
4th day of May, A. d. 1875.
BURCH g. BEARDSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June I'd, 1875.
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Special Term OF Court.

Deeming 1t necessary; ordered that II
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. 1873, commencing ut 10 O'Clock
I'm the forenoon OF said day; and that a
copy of this order bc published in the
LAKE COUNTY STAR and the Lake
county Herald, newspapers published
In said Lake county, fer period of
thirty (30) days prior to said 18th day
Of August.
HARRISON III. WHEELER,
Circuit Judge.
Dated ut Ludington, this 9th day of
July, "A. ID. 1876.
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office.
L. $. LAND oFrrc T., ToxrA, Mic T.,

IS. LAND oFPIc b, IoSIA, Mic T.,
June 9th, ls75. i
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Richard Brown against
John ID. Farr for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. Gi9G, dated
March 81, 1874, upon the s. T.. See
ton II, Township Is North, Range IA
West, in Lake County, Michigan, with
n view to the cancellation of said entry:
tho said parties are hereby summoned
to appear ut this Office,
ON the SD Day If JUiy, 4. ID. 1875,
Mt 10 O'Clock a. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
j. III. KIDD, Register.
J. l.. Jennings, Receiver.
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Attach ment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
State Of Michigan,
The Circuit Court for the
County Of Lake.
David ID. Tarr Pl'ff.
VIZ. I'm Attachment.
Jacob A. Haak Diff.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
17h Day Of June, n. ID. 1875,
a writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of David ID. Tarr,
the above named plaintiff, against the
lands, tenements, goods, chattcls, mon
ey and effects, of Jacob A. Haak, the
above named defendant, for the sum
of -Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
which said writ was returnable on the
9Th day Of July, A. d. 1875.
Dated this 10th day of July, A. d. 1875.
BURCH & BEARDSLEY,
t3-10 Plaintiffs Attorneys.