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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
GERMAN MILLET |
AGENTS WANTED!

l have a small amount of Ger
man Millet Seed, just imported last
year to this country. 1t is decid-
eddy the best Millet ever raised in
America. 1t grows heavier, thick
err, longer stalks and longer heads,
and makes heavier yield than Ell
Their the common German, or the
Missouri Millet. 1t pays better
than any other crop raised on a
farm-it exceeds any other hay;
besides it is more profitable than
any other. Agents are wanted in
every county, to canvass among
the farmers and grangers. A lib
eral reducsion will be given to clubs.
Send for terms giving full history
of it; the manner of planting, cui-
tivating and harvesting. Sample
packages with terms, $1.OO-a half
package so cents. Be sure and
write to me: will, with every or
der send my seed catalogue. Mon
ey sent by Registered Letter or
Money Order at my risk. Address,
w. s. Upton, Scotsman,
Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
Al
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
ST. privately speaking, Mr.

goods privately speaking, Mr.,
Editor, there wasn't enough money
in our combined order to pay for
the goods, or if there was, you see
the anti-"credit system" forbid its
usc). And again, what a time we
had when we came to open the
packages! One had hat of size
he never ordered; another had one
article charged to him twice in the
same bill; and still another, had a
damaged comb palmcd of on him.
Of course, these items were small
-"not worth making a fuss about"
and 80 we swallowed the fraud,
and kept our own counsel. Still, /
couldn't help thinking that any firm
which had chance to clear every
thing of their shelves, through a
general distribution of damaged
articles, misfits, &C., among parcels
Of saleable articles ought to sell
cheaper than our merchant at home,
whose stock, let him be ever so
careful buyer, would be culled
over and over by purchasers, and
tho poorer articles rejected and left
on his hands, to be given away or
sold away below the cost to him.
Such, Mr.. Editor, was my ex-
perience in purchasing mcrchan-
disc. !, for one, have had enough
of it. j have come TO the c0nclu-
sion that | would rather be "robbcd"
at home than in foreign port,
among strangers. And, now that !
have just begun to got interested
in this thing, if you think your
readers will not feel bored too
much, and will give. me further
space in the STAR, will in the next
issue tell you more of my expert
ence with our order. IF you want
any more, say the word, and M'm
your UUCKLEBERRY," the
anti-Granger.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
THE WEEKLY SUN.
l77e. NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and scvcnty-six /,
the Centennial year. 1t il also tn,
year I'm which an Opposition House o
Representatives, the first since the war
will he In power ut WashingtOn; ant
the year Of the twcnty-third 81, ction %
President Of the United States. Al
OF these events are sure to he of grea,
interest and Importance, especially the
two latter; and all of them and every.
thing connected with them will be full
~ and freshly reported and cxpOuntle,l
I'm The Sun.
The Opposition House of Represent
ativcs, taking up the line of inquiry
opened years ago by The Sun, will stern
ly and diligently investigate the cor
ruptiOns and misdccds Of Grants adj
ministratiOn; and will, il Is to be hoped,
lay the foundation for new and bet
ter period In our national history. OF
all this The San will contain complete
and accurate accounts, furnishing its
readers with carly and trustworthy in
formation upon these absorbing topics.
The twcnty-third Presidential cleo
ton, with the preparations for il, will
he memorial AZ deciding upon Grants
aspirations for third term of power
and plumber, and still more az deciding
who shall he the candidate of the par
~ or Reform, and as elccting that cam
didatc. Concerning all these subjects,
those who read The San will have tho
constant means OF being thoroughly
well Informed.
The Weekly San, which has attained
circulation ofover eighty thousand cop
les, already has Its readers In every
State and Territory, and we trust that
the year 1879 will soc their numbers
doubled. II will continue to be thor
ough newspaper. Allthe general news
Of the day will I've found In II, condensed
when unimportant, mt lllcngth when
of moment; and always, we trust, treat
ci In clear, interesting and instruct
I've manner. rsii le
IL IL our aim to make the IPcckiy Snn
the best family newspaper In tho world,
and we sllnD continue To- give In its cob
umns large amount Of miscellaneous
reading, such as stories, tales, poems,
scientific intelligence and agricultural
Information, for which we are not able
to make room In our daily edition. The
department especially h
one Of Its prominent fcatures. The
fashions are also regularly reported In
Its columns; and so are tho markets of
every Kind
The Hc,Ay ssr, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns Is only $40 a year,
postage prepaid. As this price barely
rcpoys the cost Of the paper, no dis
count can I've made from this rate to
rlubs, agents, Postmnstcrs, or anyone.
The Daily s"~, large four page news
papcr Of twent-cight columns, gives all
Inc news for two cents copy. Sub
postage prepaid, DOC. month
,r $3.50 year. Sunday edition extra.
BIO per year. We have no travelling
agents. Address, THE SUM- ~
S6 New York City.
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Roundabout JlStiCe,

EDITOR STAR:-A few days since
a young man came up from Nirva-
ma to Baldwin, and alleged that the
laws of Michigan had been terribly
assailed by Il Nirvana woman $
drawing revolver on him, and ap-
piled to the Prosecuting Attorney
for warrant. The sagacious at
torney, foresceing an economy Of
expenses to the county by having
the examination take place in Bald
win, instead of at Nirvana, where
the prisoner, complaining witness
and other witnesses resided, placed
the matter in the hands of Baldwin
officials, and the woman and all
hands were brought there on last
Wednesday afternoon. a lawyer(!)
whose friends never feared he would
die from an ovcr-prcssurc of knowl-
edge on the brain, was employed
for the defense. Now, let the peo-
pie mark how the matter was han
died Every witness to the dead
ly(?) rencontre, l am informed, was
present, but tho economist who was
counsel for the defense pleaded for
an adjournment for two weeks. If
| am not much mistaken, the rea-
son given was to procure witnesses
to prove something in regard to the
woman character. The adjourn
ment was given till next Monday.
How much more 'boy's play" the
public will witness, with this scrapc,
will be fetched to the surface in the
future.
At the end let me say that if You
think it worth while to the tax
payers of Lake county, and will
print my scribblings in your paper,
| will try and keep all posted in
regard to law dispensations in your
town. We will have an election of
Prosecuting Attorney, next Fall,
and ! want the people of Lake
county to know more about the
qualifications and characters of the
men who will be sure to aspire to
the ofIice-than the mere asser-
tons of themselves or friends.
\ TAXPAYER.
Critics Corners, Jan, 1876.
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Notice Of Meeting

The stockholders of Lake County
Agricultural Society are hereby
reminded ofthe face that the an
nual meeting Of the Society, for
the purpose Of elccting officers for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business us
may come before it, will be held
at Baldwin, on the third Tuesday
OF january, 1876. A full attend
ance.is desired.
W. J. McCAUsEY, Sec'y.
January 4th, 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

A PRIVATE letter from James
Blood, Judson, Smith Co., Kansas,
informs us that they have had no
rain out there since October, and
no snow, as yet dec. 25th). 1t
was warm enough to enable them
to work at ''haying,' in their shirt
sleeves. He also, speaks of those
delightfully."- prairie fires, one of
which had just burned over half his
claim.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL HOP.

We are one day late this weel
in issuing the STAR, in order to fur.
nish our readers with sketch Of
the doings Of our cx-soldiers and
sailors, in organizing their County
Association, which occurred Jan
9th, 1876.
A little after noon, the band Of
marshal music, with Thos. Smurth-
waite, as fifer, Harley Hazen and
Charlie Brott, snare drummcrs, and
Jas. /. Parks, base drummer, rode
through town, stirring the hearts
of the citizens with lively airs. On
the arrival of the 800 train from
the east, the soldiers coming in
were met, with the band, by those
already here, and escorted to Court
House Hall, where the exercises
were held.
The hall was well filed; and
among those present we noticed
Gen. NJ. b. Houghton, of Jersey,
and DR.. A. w. jenkins, of Reed
City, both "army boys" in the days
of the war.
The work of effccting a pcrma-
nent organization was carried out.
Geo. w. Clark was chosen Cd Vice
President: but afterwards withdrew
in favor of. j. Hanese, a one-armed
soldier, who was chosen in his place.
When the organization was at last
completed, its officers for the en-
suing year stood as follows:
President--Geo. w. Townsend.
Jice Presidents-1st, A. o. Ben
.jamin; I'd, j. j. Hanese; 3D., IL. S.
Sawyer.
Secretary Ralph III. Hollister.
Treasurer-Augustus Towncr.
Corresponding .Secrctaries- Isaac
Grant, Pleasant Plains: Newton /.
Kline, Elk; Fl. S. jerks, Lake; g.
w. Foster, Wcbbcr; G. c. Allen,
Cherry Valley; /. d. Blood, Yates;
A. NJ. Gibbs, Chase; Eugene Mich
ason, Ellsworth; David Robertson,
Dover; Wilbur G. Kellogg, Pinora;
VIM. Baker, Eden; l.. Il. Scott,
"iencoe. .baa7gE aruo
Gen. Houghton, a member of the
State Association, here made a few
remarks, and extended an invita-
ton to all the soldiers and sailors
of Lake county to meet with that
Association, in Detroit, July 4th,
1876. go q ~
After considerable discussion,
it was resolved to hold the next
annual reunion Of the Association
in Baldwin, on the 18th of June,
1876, and the Association adjourned |
TO meet AZ that time. q 1,pl.ta fr'
! 4 TmR FIRST ANNUAL HOP,
held &C the Baldwin House, in the
evening, was very pleasant affair,
and largely attended. Several
couple we're present from Hcrsey
md Reed City. The music, fur
,ished by. Bisbec's band, was good.
The supper was prepared by +.
Indermill, the new proprietor Of
he hotel, was first class, consisting
# oysters, turkey, chicken, ties,
offec, cake, fruit, &C., and the way
II psrtook, gave evidence that they
appreciated it. The dance was re-
umed after supper, and tho flying
eet kept up their lively patter till
ar towards daybreak, when all dis
,ersed, no doubt feeling that they
lad enjoyed themselves fully. - I
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
Condensed Time Card. Nov. xlst, 1875

Train Ne. leaves Cincinnati daily sxccpt sstur.
day. All other trains run daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
=, Nos. =, b and Ill make DIRncr connection AZ
Fort wayne with fast express trains ON the p p
w. G.. ny TO and from fiusburg, Harrisburg. Bs,.
timore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York
=, Nos. and make connection at Fort wayne with
kxprses trains ON Toledo. Wabash and Wsstern
Railroad, TO and from Quincy, 81. Louis. Ksnsas
City, and oil points In South West.
Nos. and make direct connection ~ Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central r. r. to and frou Chicaeo
Nos. and connect At Richmosd with Pittsbnre
Cincinnati and S. Louis Reilrosd for Tndianap siis
Louisville. st. Louis and all points Soufh-wcsf
Noe. ana 8 have comfortable Day Coaches he
tween Cincinnati and 0rnnd Rapids. Nos. and q
have Sleeping and Chair cars between Cincinnsti
and Grand hapids. No. connects at Detrolt a
Milwaukee junction for Dctrnit and oil points Easf
j. n. PAGE,
Gen. r. 4 y. As't, Grand Rspids, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

The annual farce Of discussing n
bill in Congress having for its OBJ
ject the granting Of homcsteads to
soldiers without actual occupation,
has again been introduced.
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W.. McCauSey alias 'Dacalberry the
GRANGER"

y
readers, like myself, have probably
been fooled out of a few minutes
of valuable time in reading all ar.
ticlc in your last issue, written by
". j. McCausey alias "Dmcalber,y
the Granger" AS luck would have
it / had heard that Mack was get.
ting up an article that was going
to "ccmplcfely dfmolish' the Editor
of the STAR. How well he succeed.
ed your readers can best judge,
For myself, l failed to see where
he made the first point in argument
against the item to which he re-
ferrcd. was not disappointed in
that. But was rery much disap-
pointed to see a person who pre-
tends to be man of good judg-
ment, attempting through the col
umns of his own county paper to
kill and cripple the business men
who came here to help build up
and develop this new county. He
tells this whole people, through the
columns Of your paper, that We can
not buy of our home merchants at
reasonable prices. Your humble
servant knows that !: Dncdlbe'y the
Granger tells a falschood when he
makes the above assertion, and that
his only object is to kill Baldwin if
possible.
lie speaks of pair of $500
boots he claims wore on his fect(?).
What does that amount to; are there
not dozens of men wearing $500
boots that were bought in Baldwin;
and none Of them had to spend
whole day running around to bor-
row the money to get them out of
the express office. We know the
merchants of Baldwin arc selling
goods at very reasonable rates in
deed. Hardly a day passes but
that we hear strangers, disintcrcst-
ell men, complimcnting our home
There is not village
in the State, Of the size of Baldwin,
that can boast of as many enter
prisimg business men. Not an i'm
provcment can be suggested, nor
an enterprise projected that would
tend to benefit the village and sur
rounding country, but that the bust
ness men of Baldwin arc, and al
ways have been, ready to promote
to the utmost extent of their ability.
TO Offset "Ducalbcrry The Granger"
the business men of Bald
win should advertise that this por-
ton Of the State was not or never
could be good farming country.
md set forth the reasons why i'm
IN elaborate article i'm the county |
PAPER, and in many other ways as
aithfully as "Dmcalbeyry the Gran
,er" has, in the last year, in trying
o kill his own market town? If
his feeling should continue till that
,oint was reached, how many Of the
armcrs in this vicinity could sell
nut for enough to get out of the
county with! Suppose the line of
march "Ducolbery Tie Granger has
tartcd out in is followed out, what
will be the RESULT You would sooil
lot have a place Of business of any
ind in Baldwin. You would not
ave a county paper. And with
10 home market what are farmers
,oing to do? Now which is going
0 be best for farmers, for them to
% to Chicago or for Chicago to
ONE to them.
Your proper way in my opinion,
; to let it be known that Baldwin
a first class business town; and
ON may rest assured, all kinds of
usiness will be so fully represent
d, and competition so close, that
usiness will regulate itself.
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The Boys in Blue.

Permanent Organization Of The
Soldiers & Sailors Association
Of Lake County-We First An
aual Re- Union to be Held June
Fifteenth, 1876.
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Ponds Extract.
ne People. Remedy for Internal . E.,.rnai Csc

PONDS EXTRACT CUREs
{fks, blIud and blsedng; bfss.snasieus and r7csr.
aa 'e; Ie,noyrneg. from any organ--Sc-e. Gumr.
Esidr0emepf< ~ s'7' 1'T7' -
PONDS EXTRACT INVALUABLE
FOR Dyss.f<ry and Rh<m1afisw; Iphsmmation of
Eyfs and Ekehls; inha m alton of OrdrJ<s; Vaginal
Lencosyhea: .Ie,tcose Yeiss. Sore fiplxes
PONDS EXTRA CT for sale by all Frst-clss,
Druggists and recommended by all Druggists, Ply
sfcians, snd every body who har ever used ".
PdHPHLETc cont aiming History and fSes mailed
free ON application, N not found al your Druggists
IOND'S ExTRf''Tt o..
to- New York aud London.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

To those furnishing us Is subscribers
at any one office, we will give $3.50
chrome and an extra copy of the STAR
for one year.
To anyone bringing us 100 subscrib-
apply as half payment for an Organ.
All Of the above offers will be valid
until the first of February, 1876.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

Trains make connections with intersectinS rail.
roads; and run by Chicago time
This road and Its branches traverse most beau
uIui region OF country. including the famous fruit
belt Of Michigan Agricultural Districts and pins,
0Eo. G. KixBALL. Genl Manager.
a. N. NICHOLS, Gen. Frt & Pass'g'r AgT,
CIV GRIND Rapids.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
REED CITY MILLINERY.

The LATEST STYLES OF GOODS
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfa..
ton to customers always guaranteed
My customers who expressed them
selves SO well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat OF Bonnet, can now bt
quite as well pleased with
SPRING, OR SCM1NER HAT.
l get two consignments per month,
Dought at the lowest cash price in New
Ork, which enables me to offer great
inducements to customers in the way
of Price and Fashion.
r. =. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave-,
Reed City, Mich. If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

BARNES FOoT-rOwEH SCROLL
SAWS AND LAT Es
3jto $ii.1avcragcd per dny
with these Machines. ALi. w1,d
workers should use them.
BOYscan make e5pcr day with
thrm. bcsi,lcs learning y PROF
TABLE TRADE. For u sam
pic ef saving send % c, nis for
THE MySrlt PCZZi.E. Or the
YANkEE's DREAM. We send
10 by mail. Say where you read
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hi-, and address, for Full. description
W. h. & JOHN BARNES,
Box 2,oil. Rockford. wmnrbago Co., III.
S1I so AVERAGED PER DAY.


". h. & JOHN BARNES,
Box 2,Of4. Rockford. Wmnrbago Co., III.
SlI so AVERAGED PER DAY.
Fulton Mo-. December 18th, 1874,
MEssRs w. +. n JoHN BARNES, Rockford. III. =
GcBtlcmeD: sawed he rctr for bslurirado for por-
tice. and " brackets. In hr-t two days running
Every one witnessing the runningofhe saw has pre-
nounccd u the niosf useful machine ever Invented
have been working from ~ clyr ixtYs men and
have done all my shop wrk scroll snwirg) your
machine, running u daily since PUT chased IT, and
have paid nothing rOr rcpairs except Tor SAWS that
amount being com parntivciy small. Three weeks
since pl.rchased Sornc inportcd woods aud soi,e
nice designs. and turned my attention to fret work
have averaged per day. since that time, $il.a.
know ~ no occupation AZ pleasant and profitable
Tor mechanic to spend his winter days nj ~ the
above. ourmachinc runs 90 lightly and easily tina,
u vi lnot tire the most delicate man afier little
practice: In fact consider your mac hn- -pcns-
able foany carpenter. however small his burncsa
u. a. he can introduce the fl" machine 10 his scrap
pile aud ma ciough brac ksts In onewcek to pay
fr his machine. consider my machine Just as es-
-ential In my shop ~ q set Of bcnch planes.
Very truly.
Architect and Builder
ggr-Addrc.., Tor full rnformation.
49, WIZ. a JOHN BAlNEs.
box 2.o1. tockf-rd Illinois.
TIL
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

The project of digging a ship
canal across the Lower Peninsula
of Michigan was again revived at a
meeting held at Battle Creek, on
the evening Of Dec. 23d. The plan
seemed to be to start in at the
mouth of the Kalamazoo river,
thence across by way Of Battle
Creek, Jackson, Eaton Rapids, &C.,
to Monroe, on Lake Eric. The
plan seems to us practical one,
and would doubtless be substan-
tial benefit to the country at large.
The estimates Of cost has been
placed at $6,O00,000.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06
CORRESPONDENCE.

EDITOR SrAR:--Did you ever
play croquet out of doors, on New
Years Day !? We'll, that is what
they did around here, and II was
quite pleasant, too. The last four
days have been rather warm
warmer, in fact, than some days
last Summer, but it bids fair to be
colder tonight. These few warm
days have been good for wheat.
Wheat isiofa good color, but the
larger portion Of it is short. Some
pieces, however, are very good.
From all reports about here, 1875
would represent tho amount sown,
if,the average acreage is represent
ed by 100; but the appearance
would not be much above Is.
. l saw quite a number Of men, to-
day., blowing for Spring crops;
the ground. where not too heavy,
being in fine condition. Con.
Hastings, Mirh., Jan. Sd, 1875.
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Official Paper Of the County.

TO ADVERTISERS The STAR
fsnow ne Only Taper printed In
Lake county; circu,dtcs 10 rrcry part
of its territory, rendering TIA dear-
able Advertising medium.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-06

Surveying, looking and estimat.
ing lands. Address,
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READ THIS.
Special inducements,
to Canvassers for the
LAKE COUNTY STAR!

fyou wish to keep posted In regard
to what IL transporting in Lake county
and vicinity, you should subscribe for
ind read the LAKE COUNTY STAR. To
increase our circulation We are willing
to and do offer special Inducements to
those who will work for w. Those
who will furnish us cash Tor its equiv
alent) subscribers for enc year we will
present premiums as follows:
No. Of Subscribers val.ofCh ONO
10 So 81
o 2 30
y Q 90
5 2 90
n . 00
x l 30
4 50
3 so
9 90
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Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Railway.

Lake Shore IineTime ard-TakinR Easct on
Sunday. Sept. 18th, 1875
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EaE-A Scholarship in the above Col
legc for sale ut this office. -Esa
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raA,ss GOING Eenrn.wxsr.

al accommodation Train leaves East
= Bay City every Sunday at $50 q. m,
Ity for Fart Saginaw at 300 Q. m.
FLINT RIVER DIVISION.
, 1876-11-09
FLORIDA,

Bptetaf Df.potca to 7As Tribune
JAcKeoNv1t.Lg, Fla, Nov. 8.-Elortda Rcpuh-
lean suro. Advtces mako tho general result
close. uonce this dispatch.
10 shs Hxss4tn Aasociated I4rss.
LAKE C1rY, Fla, Nov. 8.-Tho opinion Of
moderate men Is tliat Florida will elect tho Gil
tire Democratic State tieket by over 1900 tna-
1ority. Democratic gntns arc lnrge In all the
counties with three or fur exceptions.
LAKE CRY, Fla, Nov. $40 Il. n,.-Alachna,
Baker, Hruttforfl, Clay, Colutnbia, DuYal, Haul-
iltnn, Madison, Monroe, Nnssua, Putnam, slla-
w&ney, 1.evy. Marion, report MI aggregate Del,'-
ocratte majority Of 31s We partially cat!lnata
tlu Democratic mnJ0ritfes III Montce, Si1abor-
nigh, Hcrnando, Polk, and Sumter 1T e,50n.
W. eatnnte tllo Den,oeratsc ma1orlties In ess.a'-
ties west Of ApalaGhicola at ., oN. W. estilnatu
THIS secures u Democratic majority at 9 $50.
AuuusTA, Ga., Nny. B.-FlorIdn Ia cla!mcd by
the Democrats BY fseH, 2,0tN to 900 majority.
Returns at,ov De!llurrAfie ga!ns.
4 goon DEAL or CoSrErCHATn ESTIMATING
LoutsylIls, Ky. NpY. s.--rho following has
Just heen received hGro irutn Flortda:
John Tan Horne, General superintendent cf the
1texttrn CAlua 1tl<qrarA Co,npaHg, Lonfsrftst
fH-1o:35 p. M, LAKE, ciTr. Eia.E,;Al4chua,
nak5 tan ..s Gsy
n,ajorliS sri. We larta,ly sstIinatd .ho Dan.o:
cratic It,ujor!ty In Wante lllllsbaro. iiernaulo,
Polk, and BIMter at !, hOo Wv cstln,ao the ncno'
cratic majority In tho county Of Wcnt Apalactacola
oo " sstato eSs h.! tealnin f9untiss f.
| majority 0f 4 $50. 1sKKSNkn,
/ Superintendent at Auguala.