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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-07
The TIME HAS COMFlI

Goods of all kinds and must be sold as cbeapin
BadwinQuality, Quantity and Freight consderedos IN
any town in the United States We have unsurpassed ci
ties for getting Goods from rstcass Markets either East or
west Our expenses very light, do work and
have no Store rent to pay We carry largo Stock of DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, HATS CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY
We have also recently added the large variety fine
assortment of Shelf Hardware consisting in part of Table and
Pocket CUTLERY House Furnishing Goods Door Trmmnrs
GLASS; SASH, DOORS, Farm Tools, HOES, sHovEIs.
SPADES, FORKS, sCYTIES, GRAIN CRADLES. &c. &c.
line assortment of TnWarc always hand We are
selling good Prints for per yard Good yard wide
Sheeg cents per yard Our prices shall always be as low
as the owest-Quaity and Quantity considered To orr
Friends and Customers, would say make no pretcn
ton to doing Credit BUSINESS haven't tho CAPITAL to do
if VIC wished We hope all who read this Card will spare
the necessity of repeating the our Counter
Emmett Coon G. Co.
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A. w. JonIins, NJ. D.,

Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon.
O:Iice ana residence on Slosson avenue,
Reel City, Mich DID
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
Blllwin City, Mich.

An matter igned to I've forwarded rom thi.
pSiIi " 2IJf:ss. cl.t or wet, nia,t be u'ifrr'u
nt tus .si.c ia 'oIJE - building. before O'Clock
.. N. ~ goods received o: delivered on sunday.
e. h. RADCI.IpfE, Agent.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-07
Attend 10 Your Heal and Hair Dln't
DEAL USING This.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative
81 unlike any other, and has no equal The
Improved has new vegetable tonic properties;
restores grey hiar to "A glossy, natural color;
restores faded, dry, harsh, and falling hnir; re-
stores, dresses, gives vigor to the hair; restores
hair to prematurcly bald heads; rcmovcsd dan
drur humors, scaly cruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching and scaiy dryness. No article
produces such wonderful effects. Try II, call
for Woods Improved Hair Restorative, and
dontb' PIT OF ,rith any oter article. Fold 10y ali
druggists inthis place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied nj manufacturers prices by
e. A. Cook q Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for the
United States and Cana,las, and all Wholesale
I.r iggists. I-l6Iy
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LIST of Petit Jurors

Drawn for the December Term of the
Circuit Court for the County of Take,
A. ID. 1876:
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Dsw Advertisements.
Notice.
U. s. LANn OrrIcr. InNIA- MIc,I

US. LAM OFFICE, IoNIA, Men,
Nov. 2th, 1870.
complaint having b,au entered AT This office
nbtndoniGg his Homasta,,l l,ntry, No giii.
Gai,d Malch lHh, IS.4, upon thu " !, of ND
y = o. f'ction ;hi, Township Is NorTi,
WIN view 10 the cancellation or said ,,ntrv;
par at thlS Office, ~
y" inc Nh DUY of L'auoyY, 49,,
u, ipo'cio"k II. n ~ respond anu furn!sh tcs-
hlen,. $3.50 80 MINIMUM"
+. STEVENSON, Register.
j. i.JHNNISGs, Receiver.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-07
Mortgage Sale.


Default having been made In the conditions
ol certain indcnture of Mortgage by tine
hon-piyin,nt OF the money secured In IA ,
paid thereby, which mOrtgaye bears a ltn
August 2)th. 1871, executed by ,n,Ih,u
Slinyffrr ana tatharine Shaeif,r, his wife, TO
carrie i,akcr AMI recorded in the office nc
The R"gisterOf Deeds for Lake county. ON mo
2Ilh day OF August, 1873, at II O'Clock NJ. i'm
i'p,T one OF mortgages, on page lil; witch
nio!iSlSc was ON the seventh day of sop
u,ii''nnt, nD, nn,y assigned, by said Carrie
naher t9 FRANK swift ana said assignment
rccorded ~ said Registers office, O.tob, r. s0th
ioU, nt Soc!ocl p. IN. in Libcr live of mon
Cages, on page .. ''
!, And no proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted to recover tho Irl;t
secured To D. paid BY said mortgage unon
OfSDi.D; '''' ''''''
Motto is therefore hereby given, that by
contained, shall sell on
The lo'h doy Of February, 1877,
nj one o'clock In the afternoon of said day. Mt
pubic nuctlOn, 10 the highest bidder at tha
ne 'front.' door OF the Court House in the viii
iagc q baldwin, Lake county, Michigan (.nid
Ouft ilOiise being the place for holding the
tlrcuit Court for said county, the promises
u,t>clln"t In said mortgage, or so much
amount due on said mortgage, with tho in
arr',sl thereon, ut per cent. per annu,n, and
tii t,gti costs, together with an attorney or
soit ~ Zee OF iifty $50 dollars as stipua-
premises are described a. follows. TO-: wit The
u = otthes ca dissection - i'm township ~
nortn, OF range Invest, in the County of Lake
and state of Michigan. ''o
FRANK SWIFT,
n =, Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee OF Aiortcorc.
Dated November 18th, 1876.
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Notice.

H9lG1.
] shall be in my. Office, at my resi-
dcnce in Wcbbcr township, every
Saturday during December lin addi-
ton to every Friday as required by
law, for the purpose Of receiving taxes
due the above named township.
LEVI BoyEE.
Treasurer.
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Notice..

Is hereby given that the Township
Board Of Pleasant Plains will meet at
The Clerks Office on Tuesday Dee. II,
at O'clock n. IN. to audit accounts
and transact such other business as
may come before it.
by order Of Il. T.. Board.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-07
VISSCHER T. HALLS
CONCENTRATED POTASH,

Warranted equal 10 any Potash IN tho market,
And far superior 10 Concentrated Lye fer
all purposes for which IL is used.
Put up lin one pound metal cans, convenient
for use In families for making hard and soft
soaps, and for cleaning purposes generally.
each can.
For cleaning tgoe. presses, machinery, paints,
soficning water, washing sinksand fruit trees
In The spring, IL IN uneguiilcd for excellence
and convenience of package. For sale by Gro
GERS and Druggists everywhere.
Visscher &c Halls Insocticide and
Disinfectant Powder II in valuable for
the destruction Ofthe potato hug cotton worm
grasshoppcrs, mice, rats, reaches, insects, and
vcrinin of all kinds. II Is harmless To mon
and animals, and far cheaper tlInn PARIS green
for the destruction of vcrinin. II IL also in
valuable rs n DIsINFEtrANT, purifying tho
air I'm hospitals and sick rooms and destroy
ing the foul odors of sinks, cellars, stables, &c
Put up In one pound cans. For sails by Drug
gists and Groccrs everywhere.
VISSCHER & HALL, Manufacturers,
V6 WALL STREET., NEW YORK.
IT,
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3Qsto Advertisements.
Il
Geo. N. Savage {; Co.'S Column.

sIF- Parties answering any oi these advertise
mcnts will pie 40 stats where they saw the sam
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08


TlK Presidents messa &c seems to
invite comment but SO far ~ to saw
that il is remarkable only for its lack
of any reference TO the Presidential
perplexities and for its accnmpany ing
documents on the Southern situation
notably the one from Senator Sher.
man on the Louisiana election, abon,
which - much was said in the Sen.
ate and House on Wednesday. Rather
than to submit a report co:,piled 10y
so strong . party man as Sherman,
with suggestive psucity of counter
remark. from the opposite side, the
President should have withheld any
reference whatever IN the great ques-
ton Of the hour. Congress is amply
able Ia do the business. We share
the disappointment OF the whole
people in not finding any suggestions
in the message on this head. 1t
would perhaps be difficult for the
President to speak his mind without
mourning the ardent displessurs of q
vast number Of people on one side or
the ether. II was therefore no doubt
with a view tn maintain safe middle
ground that he escheved the subject.
But TO have recommended pea and
IN equitable adjustuaeut Of difficulties
under the laws established would not
have cost much and nigh, have pro-
duccd a great benefit. The opening
paxt If the message 10 calculated to
evolve just sympathy froa every
fair-nindsd reader capable Of
compsehending the circumstances
and exigsoces that drew Grant from
the Geld 70 the Waite House origin
ally. and which in part assisted in
prolongiDg his stay there. 1t would
be small business TO question the
motive OF criiicise the method of .
man who had IN his own way saved
your life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

SHOCKING MIME AccipExr.-La.t
SATURDAY. afternoon miner named ] q.
w. Mckinney met with q shocking
accident At the Hodgden mine, Secret
Canyon. He charged and touched off
four blssts ~ the bottom of the shaft
and then assembled To the surface.
Three OF the blasts went OF, but the
fourth hung lrc, and after = short
time he descended into the chart and
~as feeling for the fuse when the
charge exploded. His right hand
and face were directly over the bias,
at the time of the explosion. One Of
his eyes was blown entirely out ami
the other is So badly injured that j,
will be little less than y miracle IL
the sight is retained. His right arm
is broken in three places aud il is
though, that snputstion win be nee
essary. 1t Is possible that he may
survive, hu; the physicians consider
the case a,nost hopeless. Eureka
Sentinel 9Th,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

Saturday Reriew; ''Sirls, il would
seem, are BY nature more inclined to
untruthfulnrss than boys; bui this
inclination is really very often the
result Of moral cowatdicc, defect
which it may lie said 10 - common
10 boys and men rs girls and women"
Tins grea, truth of predominant
tendency to prevsrication will not be
ap, to salute with pleasant emotions
the ears of those of whom the truth
is spoken. The second leading fact
in the foregoing extract is doubiy =
striking As the FIRST, and CONTAINS NO
element of possible ofsensivensss. II
is that. in brief, a lie told 10 always
the result Of moral cswardiee. Let
any leading liar, or any one subor-
dinate in The business, for the matter
af that. pause for q moment to oon-
slider the surrounding conditions Of
any particular lie that he he's told,
keeping in mind the while shat real
moral covardics il. and he viii be
obliged, perhaps reluctantly, to coin
eide with this positive postulation.
1t might be a good vay to redace
lying to its mininun Of freque ucy
to have this fact we'll understood. II
may be we'll to add that il has refer
ence only to oral lies, and in no wise
trenches upon the libsrtiesot thoss
Who write to eourageously spurn the
truth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
COMMITTED tn woopBRIpsI.-O

COMMITTED To Wo0nBRIDGE.-
Tuesday Judge Wright committed
Adam Reber and Warren Slncum IA
the Woodbridge Insane Asylum. Re-
Der 10 81 years of age, single and n
native Of Germany. He iuagiaes
that he 10 pursued by persons who
have intents upon his life. aud to
escape from them has attempted sui
eide; therefore he is dangerous To be
ss large. Slocuu is single man Of
80. from Nsw York. The supposed
cause OF his insanity is from sho,
through the head which destroyed his
left eye. He is of filthy habits ;
ciaias to be possessed Of considerable
sums IF money. and that he has
friends of influence and wealth re-
siding in Reno, which is known to he
untrue Reno Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
csesrs..a.,sl' arsv',sss.

Congressman Wocdburn hes been
appointcd on the Select COo0ittes
to Investigate the Florida election,
vice Garfield, sxcuscd.
On motion of Merton, the testimo-
ny on Chinese Immigration IVES by
the Senate ordered printed.
A great portion of Wednesday was
occupied BY the Senate in discussing
resolution offered BY Withers thar
the President stste whether troops
wcrc stationed IN Petersburg on cleo
ton day, aud, II ~, under what au-
thurity and for What. The resolution
Wa 1t length adopted.
The report of Ssaatar ehesmen on
the Louisiana election, seat to Con-
gress by the President in connection
with his msssage, IVES animsdvsrtsd
On severely In the House, and criti-
cis.d somewhat In the Senate. The
matter of ito being printed VAS not
brought up in the House at oil. and
10 the Senate it was referred to the
Committee on Printing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
NARRov GAroH FIt-nr

NARROW GAraE FLpNE. On Sat.
urda, las, the narruw gauge road At
the Lake closed down for the season
and the Bliss / Yerrington fiume
suspended operations for the year,
From Mr. David Young. clerk OF
the works. We learn that thirty. six
million feet Of lumber has been run
through the dume during the pres
ens season. commencing early in
the month Of May. aud ff,y Ave
thousand cords of wood in the
same time. The s,oppake Of the
works puts ont Of employment ct
least sixty mel, among whom are
some of the best men in the county,
hut all the employees '-ll resume
their positions when 5 ring opens.
Carson Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
'coasf Dispatches
[skST ~ rELDsRAPu TO TIE Lvon
couNry rInEs.
A oxAsrLr DISCOVERY.

0BASTLx D1UCUNkkA.
SAx EaAxclsco, Dec. BE.
twAsu eight Aed -tsp O'Clock this
moruiag . ghastly discovery va
made III . cottage house, No. SO
Rich street, near HArrison. A var
rant bad been sworn out agains,
The occapAut. John Mckinley. on
complaint Of neighbors, - . com.
mon drankard. When the oncsr
went 10 the house 70 servo the var.
rant. be found the corpse Of Nc
Kinley's wife, Who had died OF
smallpox. lying in bed. sod No
Kinley beside her. dead drunk
The premises we're fumigated, and
the children, four IN number, re-
moved to temporary refuge. Nc
Kinley Was installed in cell 10 the
city prison.
THE kLEcrIoN FRAups.
J. c. Maynard, Secretary Of the
State Central Committee, has Cd
dressed . communication to the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors, with
reference to investigating fraudulent
voting. in which the COMMITTEES
have been engaged. saying that he
can prove the State Was carried
against the Democratic party by
Q fraudulent connivance. il not by
the direct agency Of certain city
officials hero aud elsewhere.
THE USUAL RKsULr.
Jane AcCar,y, aged IL years.
living on Telegraph Hill. burned
herself fatally this morning while
lighting lire with kerosene.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

An INNOCENT ArsoAp.-Farmer
Tresdway takes exception to the re-
marks Of our morning Contemporary
- to his claim to tbs State Prison
ground being sharp practice on the
Farmers part Mr.. Treadway
claims to have always been q con,
servstor Of the interests Of the peo-
pie Of Ormsby county. aud Gays
that be merely laid claim to the
ground in order to save il for the
State. and that It might not he COB
BLEED up by designing men. Carson
Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
the BUSINESS OF, Congress-


IL Is uo8loG osoS OAeS WV ~
eysats Of our history to cay that
the present session Of Congress
will be the moot important one
knoxn to the oopntry. Most OF
school, boys think the sesaions Of
Congress held during the civil
war we're Of moro importance 30 the
country than any that has merely
,he election Of . President - the
biggest job on its hands. Those
Who attribute such great moment to
the present session are mere alarm
lists. incapable OF any ardaoss exer-
else of reason OF Of generahsing
from history any profitable lessons,
and are no. worthy Of attention.
Having themsslves more pArtisAn
neal than robust common sense or
conservative patriotism, they i'm
acine tbs maubers Of Congress IN
capable of . tight adjustment OF
nre.eut difficulties and an avoidance
OF bloodshed. They forget the
prominent fact that while the pres
ant generation OF experienced var
r;ors as we'll rs those vho have
tasted the woes and bereavements
ot war distant from the field OF con-
fic.. lasts, there is little danger OF
an ;n,ernecine strife, while there Is =
vas, assurance OF . foreign foe be-
ing repeuei by an astonishing
uni,y Of arms, in case OF invasion.
Those VIII have met the realities OF
war xill be SLOW to incur such .
meeting sgsin. and happily they
are in such majority OF command
ing position as to have the disposi'
zion of the matter in their hands.
Ills only the heads, Who have
never in all their lives smelt the
novder Of c.lam,tous hostility, who
would precipitase by their reckless
ness . panorama of consecutive san
culinary events which could not be
STAYED in their onward course by
even the potency Of united prayer.
1, is matter for congra'ulasion
tina, we have stern warriors enough
on both sides xni conservative.
calm Judgment among the people to
keep steady the ship Of state. with
head to the sea, III this turmoil q
the elements. We will ride out
the storm. especially by throwing
overheard whatever Of our cargo OF
fool. threatens to list, and then
when we are again in the placid
haven Of peaceful settlement of
difficulties, those who advised the
cutting ayay Of the masts and by
Observation-Disclosures edeminacy cast
q gloom and dependency over the
whole crew. will appear IS the n
siiculous subjects Of . concluding
farce.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

TIE Oregon complications merit
the attention Of oil men Of = legal
turs. To comment upon then would
be to advance into wster safe only fnE
one acquainted with the laws Of Or.
egon and with the preceslena and
principles Of the case Thpse times
are calculated to sharpen the wits oi
the whole country and to create I
broader conception II the legal =.
psct, Il i.ssi, Vi our government,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08


A DasrArcH from Portland, Maine,
Of the 7th. relates thh shocking &C.
count Of the salguinary butchsring
explicit Of IN idiot: "A foolish lad,
residing in tbs family Of John Moul-
ton, . butcher at Gorhsm, was left 10
charge Of IN infant, aud initiating
what no had ssen in the butchers
shop, killed the child. skinned the
body and cut and hunssit up The
reader win Il oncs cosclnds thst the
psrson Eho left the foolish lad in
care Of the child vss scarcely Len
ssnsibls than the lad himself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08
DEnoCRATIC a.l0D yUpQMRxT,

Apropos 81 IN editorial article
publisAsd in another COLUMN Of this
noesssy,s E1s1s. 90 clip sHe fol.
lowing rsntipsut. diseovyrsd ssdss-
Quent to writing the article 10 Qnes-
ton. sKprcsslag the views VI The
New Yosk Sun on the dutics Of
Democrats in certain contingencies
The sun, it will be renemb ered,
did more for the cause Of Tilden
during tho late campaign than al
the other party papers Decide. II
was in advance Of them ill along.
and 10 in advance Of them nov, - .
perusal Of what follows will show.
How msrked the difference between
the altitude Of this powerful news.
paper aud that Of the small fry
journals that have learned TO take
their cue heretofore from their chief
prototyps. How magnanimous,
fsrsighted and fair its utssrances.
and hov with clear regard for and
conception of future prospects its
sentiments are tempered. Follow
ing 10 chat it says;
If 1t shall be found on an inspec-
ton Of the certificates Of the Eiector-
al Colleges, when they are opened In
the presence Of the two Houses, that
Mr.. Hayes has received ls5 votes, or
more, that result must BE- accepted
by the people ~ the legal result,
whatever may have been the frauds
committed in Louisiana or any other
State in taking, or returning, or
counting the popular vote. 1t per.
fcctly proper for Congress TO ascer
tain the fact Of such frauds in an Au.
lucrative and conclusive manner Tor
the information OF the people, but
the certainty that there are such
frauds can not affect the legally Ger
titled election. Mr.. Hayes must be
inauguraied and acknowledged rs
AiOstoUots eNCu ~ TUG tVRot tOSuo -
% tainted by fraud that honest men
revolt Ut the thought Of what they
must submit 10. There is no aitern-
alive but civil war and that forms
an unnecessary aud inadequate rem
cdy, and is not TO be thought of. IT
Hayes shall he declared President,
with grave reason 10 believe that he
has not been honestly aad fairly
entitled TO have the Electoral votes OF
certain states, he and his party must
bear the consequences. These ccu-
sequences, If his opponents are wise,
will be, not that his title 10 the office
is TO be resisted, but that the people
are To be appealed to to use their
constitutional ard peaceful method
OF redressing oil wrongs and punish
ing ali outrsges- namely, by the
ballot box. No such appeal can be
made If The country is 10 bs plunged
into anarchy by denying Hayes title
to the Office. Our Government must
be preserved and perpetusted, and
that it may be, grevious - the wrong
will be thai takes from Tilden States
in which he has certainly carried
majority oi the popular vote, We
must submit to that wrong in the
entire certainty that the party re-
aponsible for it will in due time be
rewarded with political annihilaiion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

Trey STILL HAYS piping times in
South Carolina. The Republican
branch Of the Legislature inaugu.
rated Governor Chamberlain In his
second term yesterday. The rifemen
have not made any demonstration
get. Perhaps the report about their
congfegating vAs Ersoatnre.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

"No. l0s' 70 an even number, and
Il 10 moro than an even thing that
the finest assprtnsent Of bools, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found 81 that
place, south e street, IN the large
store OF c. A. Noltoaneier, Of any
other establish meut In the State.
Step In and take look n his spring
styles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

An application hes bssn made 70
the San Francisco stock asd En-.
change Board 70 allow tue name OF
the Seq. Gold Hill Minisg COMPANY
70 b changed to the 0sI4 len Stats
Mining Company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

Nh, r. n. Daggest viii, take Ne
vada's yots for Hayes and wheeler
% Wassingssa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-08

Own three hundred lives were
}tess il the Bsook'ys rhssier frs.