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The weekly clarion., 1876-09-27

A correspondent Of the Petalums
(CaL,) Argus says. that in the Red
Woods, about twenty miles from
Petaluma, there lives a family whO have
a female child. about eight years old,
which has two we'll developed and
perfectly formed heads and necks.
According 10 this correspondent, from
the necls downward. 10 all appear
ance, il is the body Of but one child.
The two heads are called Dollie and
Ollie. Dollie has rich brown hair. dark.
hazel eyes, and is a brunette. Ollie has
a fair skin, aburn hair and blue eyes.
They can each converse with different
persons on different subjects at the same
time, aud arc well Informed and intelli-
gent.
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Rollins Institute
BOTEOURT SPRINGS, VA.

rINHIRTY-FOURTH annual session will open
il on the 18th SBPrEMRER.
FAcuLTT-Fifteen Ladies and Gentlemen.
Cost Of Board and Tuition, including Music
from $40 to $3l0. No EXTRAS, or eziraordin-
ary expenses.
DEP0T-sa!em, A. NJ. & G. Railroad.
Posr-OFFIcE-Bo Bote0urt Springs, Virginia.
Young Ladies proposing 70 enter, should
make Immediate application.
Refer to-Prof. J. L. Johnson, Oxford; viii
liams Thomas, Lexington J. G, Bonner, Yves
Point; or send Tor Circulars with many re er
enees in different States, and full particulars
CHARLES L. COOKE,
Superintendent.
Julv2} 76-2rn.
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EDUcATIoNAL.
University of EiFggIInIfia;l la

Opens October 1; continues throaeh nine
months- Il is Organized in schools o4 the
elective system. with full courses il {slassfSs
Literature, Science with praetics II. Cheni-
cal and Physical LaborAforiesl in Law. Naii-
cine, Engineering. Teaehing and A Agriculture
Apply for Catalogues 10 JAMES F. HAREI-
S1eh, Chairman, 2. o, Uniyersity Of Virginia.
Ahemarle. c.. Va.
Ang. 20, '76-1m. -
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GRENADA
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Rev. D. D. NIoore. Pre.ldent.
THE FALL SESSION will open SEPTEMBER

TNHE FALL SESSION will open SEPTEMBER
i 4th, 1876
EXPENSES.
For five months, including board and lodg.
ing, with lights, fires, washing and tuition
IN regular course, from Sl05 to Sl15
THE ADVANTAGES
Of this School are not surpassed in the State
having the best buildings, and beautiful
grounds, with Faculty equal to the best
Also full coarse Of study, accurately and
thoroughly taught. Can accommodate lOO
boarding pupils. But one case last year re-
quired the eall Of Physician; that was
whooping cough. For particulars, address
the President, or Gen. f. c. Walthall Hon.
Y " t,khs. X. Barksdale, DR.. E. W. Hughes, Cant. +.
George Lake, Trustees \ anu
Aug. l6, 1S76-lm.
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The Weekly Clarion
GRANGE DEPARTMENT
GODS LILIES.

COTS lilies droOp about the world,
In sweetness everywhere:
They are the maiden-s0uis VINO ieAth
- ~ com fort and % bear
AID b. smile upon the heavy cross
That every one must wear
Ouiies, beautiful and meek
They know Coils will is right,
And - they raise their patient heads
~ lark and stormy night.
And far above the eastern bills
They see the dawn Of light.
They know that when their day is done
And deep the shadow lies
The cross will weary them no more;
So lightly they arise
To meet the sngels when they call
Lilies Of Paradise"
Sunday Magazine.
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Franklin Female College.


THE TWRNTY-SEvENTH ANNUAL sRS
= ~ slon Of this School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF September Is-s
with full corps Of experienced teachers
Lo.ation in every way desirable, and terms
moderate. -
fer further information inquire Of Col
kinloeh Falconer. az Jackson, Mss, or send
~ Catalogue 10
W. CLARK, A. NJ, President
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KENTUCKY
Military Instit1-+A
Chartered i'm Is1e.

TIME TnIRTT-FIRsT ANNUAL Session begins
L September 4th, 1876.
The Charter places the X NJ l. under the
supervision Of the Governor Of Kentucky, and
Board Of Visitors appointed by him.
This location is six miles from Frankfort,
KY, in the most healthy region in the State.
Classical, Scientific, Professional and Busi-
ness education discipline Of the Camp, with
the paternal element entering largely result
ing in habits Of order, promptHess, industry
obedience, truthfulness ami manliness.
For Cata lOgues, address,
COL. ROB'T d. ALLEN, Supt.
Farmdale P. o., Franklin Co, Ky.
July TO- '76'2m.
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RAILROADS
Centennial Exhibition,
PHHADEIPHtA.P pa.

FINHTS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EAHl-
L BITfON. DESIGNED To tOAMEsitl-
RATE THE ONE HUNDkEDfH ANNlNEk-
SASSY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. :.
OPENED NAY l0TH. AND WILL CLuSk
NOV EMBER l0rH, lS76. All the Nations Of
the world and all the States and Ierrtteries
Of the uaion are participating n ihis ven
derful demonstration, brlsging together the
most comprehensive collection OF ART treas
ures. mechanical inveatioas, scientific discov-
cries, manufacturing achievements. mineral
speei.-eas, aud agricultural products ever ex-
hsbited The grounds devoted 10 the Exhihi-
ton are situated en- the line Of The Pennsy !
xania Railroad and embrace four hundred ana
ftv acres off airmounf Park, ali bighIy Inn
proved and ornamenfed, on which are erected
the largest buildings ever constructed. Ave
of these covering an area OF hfty acres ard
costing S5.Oo0O00. The total number Of baiid-
| inxs erected for the purposes Of the Exhlbf-
tion IS near two hundred During the talrty
days immediate following tn opeaing Of
the Exhibition million and quarter Of peo-
pie visited il
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THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AxD
Fast Nail Route Of the United States,
is the most direct, convenient and economical
way OF reaching Philadelphia and this great
Exhibition from all sections 81 the country.
Its trains TO and from philadelphia viii pass
through a GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT,
which the Compeuy have erected at the Main
Entrance to the Exhibition Grounds, for the
accommodation Of passengers who wish 10 stop
at or start from the numerous large hotels coa-
tixuous 70 this station and the Exhihitioa,-a
convenience OF the greatest value TO visitors
and afforded exclusively By the Pennsy ivauia
Railroad which is The ONLY LINE run
MING DIRECT TO THE CENTENNI \ L
BUILDINGS Excursion trains win also stop
at the Excampment cf the Patrons OF hus-
bandry, At Elm station on this read.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Is THK
cRANDEsT RAILWAY ORGANIZATION rs THE
WORLD. In CONTROLS SEVEN TnoUsAND EILEs
OF ROADWAY, FokHTxG CONTINUOUS LINES TO
PHILADEt PHIA, NEw YoRK, BALTINoRK, AMI
| w asHISGrox OVER WHICH LUXURIOUS DAY
AND NIGHT CARS ARE RUx FROM CHIcAcoA 81.
LOUIS LousVILLE, CIScISxATI. lNDfA NAPo-
It's COLUMBUS. foLEDo, CLRvELAsDA AID
ERIE WITHOUT CHANGE
Its main line ~ laid with double and thild
tracks of heavy steel rails upon deep bed u
broken stone ballast, and its bridges are all
of iron or stone. Its passenger trains are
equipped with every known improvement fer
comfort and safety, and are run at faster speed
| for greater distances than the trains Of any
line on the continent. The Company has lase-
| ly incscased its equipment for Centennial t=a-
vel and will be prepared to build It's own shops
locomotives and passenger cars at short notice
sufficient TO fully accommodate any extra dc.
mand. The unequalsd resources at the com
mand of the Company guarantee the mostpes-
| feet accommodations for all its patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition. anA
| THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which
the Pennsylvania Railroad is so justly oele.
| brated, presents to the traveller over its per.
feet roadway an ever-changing panorama O
river, mountain, and landscape views une
qualed in America. 9..f..s-.. - $
i THE EATING-STATIONS on this line ar.
unsurpassed. Meals will be furnished at suit
able hours and ample time allowed for enjoy
| ing them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates
will be sold at all principal Railroad Tieke
| Offices in the West. Northwest. South West.
1 BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS REAL
/ VIA THE GREAT PENNsyLvANIA RourE TO TIN
| CENTENSIAL. FRANK THOMSON, Is
General Manager
/ D. VI. Born, JR., Gen'l Pass'r Agent
| July 10 f76-tf af1at ssssIi =
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Bedford Comfy, Virginia.
ON Va & Tenn n. R., Is miles west Of
" Lynchburg. Full corps Of Teachers. HirI
and healthy location. Pupils members Of ne
family. Session begins September Is. For
Catalogues or detailed information. applv 10
WILLIAM r. ABBOT
Principal, Bellevue, P. o.
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Luxurious Sleeping Cars
are run through to DALTON. and from DAL-
TON to BALTIMORE, e 81
49, ?. i ~
DEEDS o. TRUsT.

WE ARE NOW ready 70 I'll orders for tie
w following blanks
No IL Deed Of Trust for Rent md Supplies.
No AZ. Deed Of Trust for Rent
Ne. = Deed Of Trust to Secure Advances By
Merchants.
No. A. Deed Of Trust far General Purposes
In ordering state the No Of blank usntsd.
Price, 81. 90 Per qn1re Of "A bIanks. except No.
81 which Is 500 per aazre. Price s. ifke
hundred, s8-0a, which includes postage.
Address. ..s. - -. 5
POWER i BARKsDALK
q. Jaekson. Mfss
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LOUISvILLE T
WIS. te. AND
GREAT SOUTHERN
Is RAILROAD LINE. q.

oarE TRAaNi Mn Ne s f. REoP D m DssaPRA 3ib
NJ. & c. R. r. for the West. No. 2 from Mem
phis, connects at Humboldt and Milan. for the
Vest also from points South for Louisville; /;
at Guthrie with St. L. & s. L. Ry; at Lebanon
juno. with Knoxville and Richmond Branches
at Cincinnati juno. with L., G. & L. r. R. for
the North and East; at Louisville with U. s.
Mail Boats for Cincinnati, and with o. & NJ.
Ry. and j.. NJ. & |. R. r. for the North, East
and West ~.
TRAIN No 4 runs daily from Montgomery
and daily except Sunday from Memphis, hav-
ing direct connection from Little Rock, and ali
points in Texas to Louisville connects at De-
catur with Memphis and Charlestown Rail-
road; at Guthrie, with the st. l.. s. s. E. R'y:
at Gin. june with L. C. & L. R. R., for the
North and East; at Louisville With o. & NJ.
and ]. NJ. & l., for the North, East and West.
ALL TRAINS connect at Cave City for
Mammoth Cave. $50 taa s 81
This Route offers superior inducements 10
Visitors to THE CENTENNIAL Direct con-
nections are made in Louisville with cars
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WILL open It's 18th Annual Session Sen
w tember =, lSl6. and close june 81 ISL.
. A full Faculty; Rigid Discipline shorourh
IEstruction and Low Terms.
Board in College Hall, $40 50 per month
send 70 kEv. W. 5. WERn, President of ihs
CollsEu. fer Catalogue
". T. RATLIfF.
President Bsard Trustees.
Clinton. Miss. July ~. '16-sm-
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BROWNSVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE,,
Under Baptist Au.piees-l
Brownsville, Tenn.
s76. September 9Th. 1876.
REV. @. ". JOHNSTON. L. L. D., PHEsTDEST,
Assisted By fan e1rps Of experienced
Teachers.

Teachers.
n OCATION.-Bsownsvill il situated on the
- Memphis Louisville Railroad, % niles
from The city of Memphis-an old town 81
5000 inhabitants, hotsd for the health, refine
ment and high social position Of it people.
The grounds, several acres in extent, on an
eminence on--half mile from the public
square. IRE we'll shaded and abundantly sup
piled with the best quality Of water.
The College Bindings, three in number, are
large and spaeiJus-one htted up and we'll
furnished a. a Boarding House the other
two arranged with front of 40 feet, furnish
Concert Hall, Chapel, Study Halls, rooms Tor
/ recitation, Music, Art, Apparatus and L.
brary.
The teaehingin All departments is thorough
srfsnsirs and complete
Charges for Five Months in Advance:
Board. washing. lights (gas) and fuel. s.,
| College Department, iIciuding Languages :.
Music with instrument....... ....... .........-- =
Calislhenies, Art, vocal, propOrtionably
| reasonable.
Write 70 President for Catalogue. etc.
July 8 ls75-3m.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADTERTIsEMiKiNTs.
Ayers Agde Cure.


Chi fsVer, ss. fdsS fTsF 54 s4s Ehsyss. 4 ever.
re E,esrlodieal q Bilious Fever, &e-, and fndssd
GUS, maFsAs or urasn1etic polsona.I = - I e
This is compound Fenedy. .znrepare,l via, (
eeientahe ski fpp vegetnble inEEeSiieuts, whirh
rarely fails 70 cure the seyerest cases OF ClsilIs
and Fever and the eoncomitant disorders Such
remedy nc necessities Of the people IN nazaE s
nous districts demand, Its great superiority
over any other medicine yctdiseorered for ne
erire Of InterInittents fs that It contains no at
nine or mineral, and those hhO take IL are nee =.
from danger or qpiPis on any injurious. effects,
and are as healthy after using It as before Il
has been extensively einpioyed daring the last Z
thirty years N the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and so3RTaryipg has been its success
thaf Nhas gained the reputation Of being iufaI-
lble- Itcan therefore, be eaek feroin r.1e,,l1ea -
as a sure remedy ard speciGefoT tlas Rcrernras
Ague of the Vest, and the C7hflls and Fe-er of
the South. It cornfeTacts fiie nasnatic bofsi5s
IN the blood and frees the system from its fnflt,
ence, 50 that feyer and asne, shakes or ehlIIs,
once broken mp By il, DO not return Until tie
3 disease is again contTueted..i - es4Hil u
The greatFaEietx Of disorders which mise from
the Irritation pf this poieon, such as Neurazeia.
Rheumatisfh. Gout, HeadacIie. Blfndness
ToothaeAe, Ezraelle, catasfhs sAsthsilA, PA -
pitation, sPfenic Afieot{onBy Hystenfes. Pain
in the Boyels, Collie, Paralysis. and deranre-
OF the Stonech, al ofwIdch become niterflIitze :
tent oTPeriodcal, hate ne Ei1eediera amedv r1laa >
AYER.s AerE crIsE. which cuEss them all alike,
aad protects the system from future atfzeks A.
prcsenTe, IT Is OF finaesse sersice ii fiose r.
-commrnitiesIghs-eF Feysx and se1e prezzilzn Is !
{ u stays the Development Of the disease II taken
the first approach ofttie prslaonit6ry syfnt-
toms IIaTelers ann tempeEzfy nssaleutsar nj
tnns enabled to defy these disorders, and few
VII ever suffer II they avail faesaselFes of the
protection this remedy aGoAdsa'i 49, l'se.e -
FOR Liver Complaints. arising fromfo forpidty,
y = an excellent remedy; i stimulates this organ
into healthy 4ctIvity, ana produces many remark
able eufes vhefeofher medicines fail sz4A - g
Prepared BY DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical ana AnaIyfscaI csesnisss,
80 - 2 s4L0HELL, MASS - EEsr
SOLD sEx AL DRUGGISTS EgEKxwHEzz.
JOHN =. BUCK, Agent.
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THE Quick AND FAvoRIrE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE CAND WASHINGTON!
Bur ONE CHANGE NECESSARY 10 .
Boston and New England Cities.
ARGUMENT,

ARG UMENT, .-s...5. .l
THE PITTsBURG, ClEoIxEATI 4 ST. Eours
J RAILWAY, popularity known as tlieft Ax-
HANDLE RoI.Ef;,s bad "a in eoRnsetion with the Penp-
any Of the nspoi taticn linos~ sa2ss ~ -
through business betBeea .ae West and the
commercial cities and popular resorts Of the
East This advantage in dis:anee together
with the fact that ali the lines embraced in the
Pennsylvania system, extending froms S D.
Louis, Louisville, Nincenues, Cincinnati. In
dianapolis, Illinois State Line and Chicago in
the West, to Pittsburg, harrisburg, Baltimore.
Washington, Philadelphia andsN sAvsY orksiI Y
the East, are virtually under one management.
enables the company to offer facilities and
present advantages TO tha travelling public
never before eqaaed The directness af.its
lines to the East, the speed ana rctnlarftv IL
its numerous Express trains, the comfort
found in It's celebrated day and sleeping
coaches, the recognized superiority ofitsToad-
bed and equipment, the keaHfv of3its cealef ' (
aud the exclusive facilities enjoyed at the
Main Entrance of the Exhibition Grounds
Philadelphia, where passengers are landed al
Grand Centennial Depot, in close proximity
to large hotels and boarding houses entirie
the Pan Handle and Pennsylvania Line to a
large proportion of Centenniali trasel.
- q ~
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CENTRAL
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Clinton, IIfnds County, Miss.

rTNHE TwFSTY-FOURTH COLLEGIATE YEAR
i will begin THURSDAY, THE 3TH DAV OF
September 1876. For Catalogues, address the
President Of the Faculty, REv. WALTER HILL
NAN, Ii. ID.
Possessed Of the abundant facilities which
il has acquired during its long and prosperous
existence, the Central Female Institute offers,
at a moderate expense, EDUCATIONAL ADvANTA-
GEs equaled by few and not excelled by any
similar Institutions Of Learning.
ROBT KELLS, PresL d. Trus.
r. w. CABASIss, Sec'y.
Iulv ID t16-tf
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IIPORTANr TO
MERCHANTS and Planters.

0ETTcE % THE ANEEIcAx Co14ok Tn CO
ti-INITED, Il CarondaIet St.. New 0rIeans}
70 DsateFssn lotion zies Izezaers anS CounzrE
MeTcheHfs generzlfv. sf-.s - s.
I'VE BIG 70 ISE0Rl you that ws are
precared through Of Ievular establish
tItf With the solioEins selebfatca ties. : -
THE -ARR0W suos ss.lf = .-ssssssx - s. :.
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RAILROADs.
SAVE YOUR MONFYl
THE
Atlantic & Great Western &. R.
OFTEns rBE FoLtorIxG REDUeEB BAxEs-
FROM CINCINNATI:


OFrEns rBE FoLlorISG RrDucrB BAsEs-
FROM cINcINNATI te.~~
To PhiIadelpiia ani Refura..-.----...-.-- s2i n
To New York and lsetarh.--.--.---.-------- - O.
$ o. less thsn ofher feuiea-
To New or - ~
- - Les fAan other Routes
To Philadelphia ..---.--.-..- .------..---- s. -
- 81 Less than Cther koutrs-
To Buffalo AMI Ee;nrn.....-.-...-. $40 20
To Niagara Falls and Return ---..----.-. 81 ~
The Finest Scenery en- the CautiEeut. Tue
Best and Most Com Portable Road n iae
Country.
MEALS sEHvED OK TRkISs ~ PULLMAN
HOTEL COACHES.
To Lake View, Lake Chauianqua, and
Return ------.--..- ------- -----,.-' ~ ~
Fare one way j. sll .
Passengers boiling redueed rate iiekess
via this line are permitted to step over ~
Lake View. Oiher lines DO not permit stsi'
over.
Palace Coaches 10 New York and Phiiadel-
phia.
Passenger from the souiii aud West shouli
purchase tickets 10 CinoinHati and q sAis
point repurehase 20 Eastern points
For later quosations, please apply az 30
4 Burnet House, Ticket Once Grsnd Hos
and At Depot Ofiees Atlantic i Great NcsterI
Railroad in Cincinnati
". T. sHATTUC. Z
Gea'i Pasfenger & Ticket AGENT.
P. D. COOPER, Gehl supt.
Aug. /, '76-sm.
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--r---rss nvafIy eovtsCd.
Prfvase Faa'iiies aud others giving enter
fa5r ssIiis can have taeir yards caversl~over
win eanFass. ana sRtahle decorations, por-
Table taAses. .sliubfs. e,e- VII he furnished e.
short apaee.aHd on 4he mos. reasonable terms.
JnAe y IN.
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> B.-Ihe citizens q jackson and country
e-n get genuine heelles. Aaehine Oil and ac-
ssssorlsS Tor the Singer Sewing Machine at
Ges Aslier's Drnx Store. fron r Z. Ledbetter
Aug. 16. IS16-1y.
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&c GTANuPACToRY

I IS ~ ilszke - orAer "a any quantity Coffee
/ Rice. nTain and o hHr Ainds 81 saeks; war.
rants'9 ii qsaiaF q naterisl ana sigle q
Il wogk, ana ~ prices which wiil defy competi
Il tlon froul all qaaEls5a.
! Eenafrinr urala.ssfr ifrro
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RATES FOR SINGLE AxD ROuND TRIp TTcKErs
ALWAYS As Low As BY THE cIReurrols LINs,s I
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SUMNER RESORTS.
TUKA SPRINGS.

J. J. ALEXANDER.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16
GERMAN MILLET
AGENTS WANTED!

l have n small amount of Ger
man Nalct Seed, just imported last
year to this country. 1t is dccid-
cdly the best Millet ever raised in
America. 1t grows heavier, thick
err, longer stalks and longer heads,
and makes heavier yield than eli
Their the common German, or the
Missouri Millet. 1t pays better
than any other crop raised OH 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 grangefs. A lib
cral rcducsion will be given to clubs.
Send for terms giving full history
of it; the manner of planting, cul-
tivating and harvesting. Sample
packages with terms, S1.00-a half
package SO cents. BE sure and
write to me: | will, with overy Or
der send my seed catalogue. Mon
cy sent by Registered Letter Or
Money Order at my risk. Address,
W. S. TIpToN. Scotsman,
Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
t IL
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

abound In numbers) being used for the
gatherings. The Methodist and Con-
gregatiOnal denominations arc tue
leading ones.
An Agricultural Society was formed
about year ago, and the first Fair
held, Oct. 9Th and 9th, 1875, and proved
a success. The Society contemplatos
purchasing and fitting up suitable
grounds the coming season.
The leading towns Of the county are
situated along the +. & T.. M. Railway.
They are all rs yet I'm their infancy.
Baldwin, the County Seat, comprises
between fifty and sixty buildings Of all
sorts. Among these are two fine large
hotels, thirteen store buildings, eight
of which are occupied by different
kinds Of business, handsome depot,
blacksmith and wagon shop, school
house. 1t has an express office, post
office, money order Office, and tele-
graph office. The two other leading
towns are Nirvana and Chase.
The natural resources OF Lake cOun-
ty are ample to place her among the
most prosperous, when full develop
ment arrives. What We need is men
Of muscle, men of brains and good NOR
al characters to come In and labor. TO
the right men the hand Of welcome is
ever extended; and If they come and
20 at work earnestly, We firmly believe
that prosperity and plenty will attend
them In the future.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-03-16

We clip the following State items
from the Detroit Evening Nea0s:
Charles Surine, well-known
Grand Rapids lawyer, has been con-
victed of perjury.
Chas. Hershary, lad IL years of
age, was run over and killed by
train near Cedar Springs.
Cornelius Hoffman, who commit
ted theft atWilliamston some months
ago, has been caught in Indiana.
There is farmer in Eaton coun-
ty who is under arrest, charged
with debauching family of three
daughters.
No attention is paid to the game
law down on the River Raisin, and
the ducks are being slaughtered at
will.
Mrs. Jane Turbull, of Muskegon,
died, and now an inquisitive court
wants to know you know, what DR..
John Tatman knows about abortion
practice.
Whiskey and tobacco dealers at
Kalamazoo are acting very circum-
specify Just now. The U. S. col
lcctor ofrevenue is nosing about in
to their affairs. No crookcdncss
has been publicly reported.
Williams Bros, of Saginaw city,
will exhibit ut the centennial "clcar"
pine planks 40 inches wide, Il Sec
ton and plank from a tree, 7 feet 2
inches in diameter. and section
from log, 0 feet 8 inches in di-
amctcr.
John Rich, we'll known and re-
spccted citizen of Grecnvillc, shot
himself through the head with a re-
volver Sunday. He leaves wife
and three children in fair circum-
stances. 1t is supposed he was in
sane. lie is the fourth one of the
family to commit suicide.
John Grover, an insane man of
Alma, Gratiot county, attempted to
murder his wife and daughter with
a billet of wood while they were
asleep in their beds. They seem to
like to have him about, however,
for instead of sending him to the
asylum they are going to confno
him at home.
1t was Hillsdalc county grange
that played sharp this time. They
would not be imposed upon by mid
dle-men, and so sent to Chicago for
a large quantity of sheeting which
cost them IL cents per yard and
freight charges. When opened it
was found to be Jonesville sheeting,
manufactured in their own county,
and which can be bought in their
own market town for 10 cents. Ab
uno disces omnes.