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The Lake County star., 1876-05-25
LADIES. DON'T

permit the peculiariics Of climate and season, or
the impurities of skin, to annoy you a. every lady
can have clear and pure complexion by using
GOLDWIN'S DANISH POWDER.
This remedy l. n recent discovery IN m 'dcnl sci
cnc". It antics chemically with the poisonous Sc
crctons that produce cra r. ions and renders them
inert. II will cure the most obsinat! and unsight-
" pimples on the face in from ten to twenty days.
aud IL The only article offered IN this country
thnt will cifcctually and permanently remove the
ugly flesh worms that disflgure the faces of 20
man persons both sexes lncu1bc freckles
tso-callctD al.o vanish by It's continued use. It
aside from it, medical properties, Is superior to the
hncst pearl powders. IL Is so impapnblc that,
while it beantics the dullest complexion. its use
cannot be detected. The preparation Is now first
offered for sale ~ the United States put up IN pack
ag,s especially intended for mailing, aud viii be
sent iostspait) to any address receipt of price,
Sl.uO per box Sample h, X 81 cents. Try II.
b. w. ARMSTRONG g. c.. Sole Agents.
73i SAMSON ST., Philad'a.
IN ordering, please state where you saw this ad-
vcriisemcnt. 4-2f
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Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club will,
this paper and another publication,
We will furnish the STAR and
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SPRING, OR SUMMER X.IT.

! get two consignmcnts per month,
bought at the lowest cash price i'm New
York, which enables ne to offer great
Inducements to customers i'm the way
of Price and Fashion.
T.. =. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave-,
Reed City, Mich. II
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NO CHARGES WILL BE MADE
Administrators Sale.

On the 14tl day of June, 1876, at .
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door of
the Court House, i'm the town of Bald
win, and County of Lake, i'm the State
of Michigan; will he sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, ms
the property of Moses Bates, deceased,
tO-wit: The south west quarter Is W Il
of Section Thirty-siX (36), i'm Township
Seventeen (7) North, of Range Thir-
teen (l3) West, in Lake county, i'm the
State of Michigan. Terms of Sale will
bc made known on day of Sale.
SAMUEL KINsEY,
Administrator Of Moses Bates, deceased.
May 1st, 1876.
Henry Rowe
Is prepared to .lo all kinds of Mason
W0rk--cithcr IN Brick, Stone, or Plas-
tcring. Postof!icc address, Baldwin,
Mich. 4-2-2m
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Lee s. C"bb. c. X. Rodch6c.
Real Estate Agents,
BNId2Oi1a, Mich.
The above named have entered
into an arrangement for the exam
inatiOn and sale of lands situated
in Lake county and vicinity. In
land sales,
NO CHARGES WILL BE MADE
For services, (in case sale is not cf-
fcctcd) unless the owner of the land
withdraws it from market previous
to the expiration of the time agreed
upon. Special attention will be
given to the business of looking af-
ter the interests of nonresident
land owners in Lake county. Sat-
isfactory references given if desired.
Address,
COBB & RADCLIFFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SOULS
REED CITY MILLINERY.

The LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac-
ton to customers always guaranteed.
My customers who expressed them
selves 80 well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now be
quite as well pleased with
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StginoW DirisiOn.

Notrnin. run on Sunday.
&. n. Brsm, IT, r. LgDYARp
. mr. S"pI Jackson. GenI Supi, Def,OiL
HENRY L. WENTWORTH, e.. p Il r. A., Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
Glertlon Notire.

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q t. city bounded br aud lying within East Tweifthstreet
In- feeuth Election District shall contain an that part
str rt A,tnu, 4, El-t Fourleeatlstrst and Avenue B.
%, <'a.h ',ign I'Ilfig, S , conan S.l it, Di[O
suu' A. 1s, Tent. street and trst Avenue m ,,,,,.r
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Cltriion Notice.
,,-,,-g rrr,TNrNT OF rHF CITY OF cwNOHK,1
lD-i-- $50. 800 NtLBIEiN sIErsI

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Marshall County Teachers' lnsii'
lnte-Fiith Annual Meeting.

The Institute was called TO order By
the County Superintendent. Devotional
exercises were conducted by e
The minntesof the last annual session
were read and approved.
The report Of the Finance COMMITTEES
was read and on motion was adopted.
The following committees were ap,
pointed.
Permanent Organixation-B. +. Mel
CHEN, F. ". E4key and Miss India Evans
Time and Place ofholding next meet
ing-E, Bonar, L. q. Brock and r. NJ
Bnrleigh.
Financo-l.. G. Brock, b. +. Sfeighen
and ). z. Hanen. r4s! ,
Resolutions and o Obituaries-F. IT. era.
60, Miss Lizzie Sloan and A. Brown. !:
Enrollment-M. +. Cox and s. Il. Han.
en-. a..
Mu.ic-E. Bonar. DR.. G. W. Dodd,
Masses Ella Myers, Lide Whipple, Mag.
gle Crago and India; Evans. sl.3 u
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani-
zation made the following report, which
was on motion adopted: President, W.
NJ Writ, county superintendent; Vice
Presidents, +. Bonar and s. R. Hanen;
Recording Secretary, l.. q. Brock; Cor.
responding Secretary, W. S. Powell;
Treasurer, Miss India Evans.
The Instructor, Prof. A. l.. Wade, Of
Monongalia county, being present, was
called on and gave very interesting
talk. 1t was general talk on the wants
OF our schools. lie spoke OF the in.
competency OF many Of our teachers. As
a body our teachers are not as we'll pre-.
pared as they should be. There is not
as much improvement in school teaching
as there is in other things. There has
been more improvement in our school
houses than there has been in school
teaching. t
We should have system in our teaching
should have an object In view. One OF
these objects should be to finish the cons
mon school course. Until the pupils have
an aim in view, they cannot make salts.
factory progress. In conclusion he urged
upon The teachers to do all In their power
to make the Institute success. Mr..
Hanen followed 10 q few. remarks, in
which he conteRded that all the fault Of
the failures in teaching is not attribute.
BILE 10 the teacher alone. On motion +.
H. Crago wsa appointed to deliver the
response 10 the address Of welcome this
evening, as II was ascertained that Prof.
Eskey caunot be present.
On motion adjourned to meet tonight
At o. o'clock. ufrfl7a
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AFTER MIR, pARNrs.
The Louislana Electoral Vote
Z Delivered.


NEW ORLEANS, eD December 2G.-Gen
Anderson was messenger, and was ap-
pointed to deliver the Hayes electoral
vote Of Louisiana to the President OF III,
Senate. The Republicans think this wa
his business in Washington.
THE TELEGRAM CONTROVERSY.
The House Committee present: Messrs
Morrison, jerks, Hurlbut, Phelps, Black
burn, Townsend, Joyce and Beck, {
quorum.
Wm. Orion was called, but moi appear
ing the chairman Morrison) read com
-manicstion from MI. 0rton as pnblished
in the morning papers.
The following was adopted without
Ia Rssolssd, That The The chairman oommuni.
cate 10 the House the refusal OF Mr.. Or
ton, President Of the Western Unior
Telegraph Company, TO appear and testi-
fy and to bring with him all telegram.
in his possession or control, sent or re
ceiTed blythe persons named in the sub
pana served upoh him, said orton; alsc
hS part OIL bAlu communication tnt letlel
Of said 0rton 10 the Chairman, datec
Dec. 10Th, 1876, and such testimony Of E
W. Barnes before the COMMITTEES, aslre
late. to the instrnctions given him (sait
Barnes) by said Orion, in relation to th'
production, before the committee. OF tel.
grams reqhiredlto be produced before the
committee by said Darnes. The said de
fault, refusal aud instructions to sale
Barnes, 10 the opinion OF the committee
being.in contempt ofthe process Of th.
House. r.i
The committee. then ad journed.-...-.
The sub committee met and proceeded
with the investigation. N5iSI0
Alexander Davis, OF New Orleans, Tea
tiled that men came 10 his house, called
him ont jand knocked him seilSeless,
abuing llim for voting the Democratic
ticket. The colured Republican, made
threats before the election to killAwitness
II he voted the Democratic tioket.s He
named those who threatened and assault.
ed him. Witness was confined t&hiabed
three weeks from the effects Of the heat
ing he received. sN.- %
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R,v,vrss Nt- ar,,, ,
,.,,s,I.I s,is,as N MtNoaaSDA'--oold closed
'"ay'' "iPFs@'l"'
Inc Baltimore c Ohio railroad ia car
,'''seoFn from The weat in coal cars, so
'',Ss has been the increase in the traffic.
The new treigh. rate increase. the cost
Of transportation Of hu.hql Of wheat
tom Cnic,go to New York sbou, sir
cents, and ri.e in u,;cs , =, c%io"so sC", ',a oa
''pot'hi' makes a total advance, within
.liuys S",S ~ "" Genus: ocean treigAts are
suspension Of the freish, war on eInort, :, as
she,, moveneD, b,. bo:, ma, -. aas
'a'II tor the whole year, The ,eaboar,l re.
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Governor Grover ON the Oregon
Electoral Vote.

sAs FaANclsco, December 28.-Goy-
ernor Grover, Of Oregon, left this morn.
Ing for Washington. Last evening he
was serenaded At the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Governor Irwin, who introduced him,
said that Governor Growers action would
have the effect 10 compel Congress TO 60
behind the face Of The returns, 10 which
case Il was believed the Senate would re-
fuse to give Hayes the electoral vote.
Governor Grover spoke very briefly,
jus.ifying the constitutionality Of his ac.
lion. A resolution was adopted sndors.
ing Growers course. About 1000 or
5000 persons were present, including q
number OF prominent Democratic polttI.
cisHa.
10 THE GREAT REroRNER COMES.
Gov. Grover, Of Oregon, left for Wash
ington this afternoon. A delegation
escorted him to the ierrsbost and q salute
was fred Ia his honor.
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A BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT. = Messrs
Carroll Bros, the weil known marble
workers, have Just completed, and Get VI
in Greenwood Cemetery, family mouu'
ment for Messrs. Robert and james
Crangle Of this city. The monument il
cut from tho fnest granite, and stands
twenty.four feet in height. Its height, the
elegance ofthe design and its exquisite
finish make II prominent among the al
ready a1ractive,features OF that beauii'
ful city Of the dead.
- The Messrs. Carroll have wide repu.
tation both for THAR designs and theil
workmanship, All 1.-The Gne marble and
granite used by the firm are imported
Directly themselves. --J
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Ar the Christmas atreatp to the chill.
dren oftthe Thomson NJ. E. Sabbath
School on Monday morning, some Of the
ei5erS were agreeably surprised with
gitts. Rev. Manchester received a dress.
ing gown and pair Of slippers from bis
young lady friends Mrs. Manchester q
handsome dress and pair Of beautiful
vases; Mr. EJ Stone gold. headed cane;
Mr. =. Il. Collier, q silver Ice pitcher,
Miss Lizzie Jones, Iwriting desk. ~
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ATLANTA, December 2G.=Jim J ack
son, in jail at Decatur, Ga, charged with
murder and robbery, suieided BY hanging
himself with q pocket handkerchief Sun,
day night 70 save himself from the hands
of'a mob who surrounded the Jail for the
purpose oft kndhing him. The Sheriff
was defending the jail with pose Of 6t
s5ge9 ;9fp n 9eMaa y 44si Z .4et2- .9lGgl
a Change Of Place Resolved On,
CuEcrHNATIs December 2e.-The Dem
iceounty Executive Committee held
a meeting at Grand Holel tonight, and
resolved to make an effort to change the
place Of The meeting Of the 9Th ol Jan
from Columbus 70 Cincinnati. ~
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3 { 1Enst'as@..saIs..s.s'1 ]
NNramhl.

WAsHTSdToH, December 28.--Tht
President to-day sent to the Senate The
correspondence between the United States
and Great British on the subject Of eI'
tradition: Some Of II has heretofore been
published, and, in conclusion, the treaty
has been restored 10 vitality blythe act oi
tireat Britain 10 recedine eirom n former
position, and lllc cpnset uedt surrender Of
Brent, The Eonisvilleforgek, 10 Che United
States. Our government Is now prepared
10 consider the question Of an amendment
OF the treaty, so as TO increase the class
Of ofienses for which extradilion may be
claimed. The correspondence Is regarded
by the Senate at present as confidential.
and hence there Is no access 10 it for pub.
lication. ~ A
THE EtEc4oRAL ydrE bP s1onrps q
as casthy the RI Republica a n electors of that
State, was deposited by the messenger
with Senator Ferry, Vice President pro
TEN, yesterday. No receipt for tie vote
was given the messenger, as there are
now two sets OF electoral returns from
FLORIDA. - = l.. -, :
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Republicans Securing the State
'Aouse-Tie Democratic Pre-

I - VII = -fN iIH
- NEw ORLEANS, December q. The Re
publicans are already taking steps tC
prevent the Democrats from getting pos
session OF The State House and have
barricaded all the windows and doors
except the two principal entrances and
placed . guard Of Metropolitan police
there. The Republicans say the Demo-
cratic programme isfor rWiltE, Democratic
candidate ior Lieutenant Governor, to
take possession OF the Senate Chamber
which has already been guarded against,
and that failing in this the next step-Will
Be to organize 4 Democratic Senate in
another building, but. that this cannot bo
accomplished as there are six Democratic
Senator'S who will not consent 10 this, and
The result viii be that Gen. Nichols will
simply be inaugurated and then go home.
Representatives Joyce and Beebe, who
CAME down from. Baton Rouge al the re-
quest Of Chairman Morrison, OF the
HdiiSe Committee, jtot take -paft-in the
proceedipgsgin preference 10 President
ofton, ,lof the Western Union Telegraph
left for Baton Rouge this even
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BY ,elea''jg!lrr..a':'pll, ]
ASSOCIATED PRESS aERORTi
10 THB D4hY.lNTELL1eRNoRR
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
hWAHHrSdToR, December 20.

The Senate met at noon; 15 Senators
present before the reading Of tho journal.
Mr.. Morton, chairman of the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elerti9ps, said Il
was important 10 hsSs aaosheF member
added 10 that great body. The commit.
tee had gone South in the matter of 10.
yestigationg ordered Rnd there iNas IpOt p
quorum ot the tpB committee assigned
o'duty In Washington nov 10 tho city,
he therefore moved that another member
be added to the committee Agreed To
and the Chair appointed Mr.. Mitchell, Of
Oregon, as the new member. Ss~iA Ar
vi Tbs! Senate ,8entdpto3e& o3e&ecntishGession
at 1915 when the doors were resopened
nd.adjourned until, Friday pextf.s.-..
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dbt. SM,sISSs SM,sIaSTSas AdSSis.esI! I .Rsry5d, Re.eo5l,

TALLAHASSEE, December 90. Gov
Stearna says the hedecision Of the Supreme
Ccpf tlsstIieStheS Selecti 6Al Gase3ii iflis
State, and he has advised the Canyassing
Board TO obey the orders Of the Court
The Secretary Of State notifies the other
members Of the Board to meet In his Sdf.
fee at l2 o'clock tomorrow to canvass
tho returns according to thd uourfsnah.
date.
hsSenate Committee concluded their
lnborA here and lei! for Jacksonville.
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wE call general attention TO the an.
nouncemenl OF the Lutheran Sunday
School anniversary exercises Is be held
at the Opera House this evening. Rev.
Mr.. Barnitx with Characteristic energy
and zeal ia getting mp an entertainment
for the children that should command
the interes. and patronage OF all friends
Of The work ii which he has been so
long engaged.
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Speaker Randall's Reply 10 Mr.
ORION.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-speakel
Randall has replied to the letter Of Pres
ident orton, Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company asking to be excused
from appearing before the Morrison In
vestigating committee and produce Ger
tain papers and telegramS. The Speaker
stated that he had no power 10 excuse
Il was for the House TO determine what
action should be taken.
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Petition Refused,

COLUMBIA, S. c.. December I26.-The
petition to tho Supreme Court to remove
the quo warranto proceedings by the
Tilden electors against the Hayes lelec.
tors in Sonth Carolina was decided to-
day. Justice Willard delivered the
opinion Of tho Court, reiusing the motion
to remove the case TO the United States
Circuit Court under the act Of Congress
Of 1875. . -.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

NSnrEn rHEi iCAplroi..- The eletka a
ttip Capitol building were yesterday sur
prised by visit from the school marnls
Of The city. ) The ladies, some fifteen in
number, were headed by Prof. ]. F
spowden,o ,of theFourth Ward school, who
did the 'honors OF the occasion, and es-
cotted them through the building,
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CHARGED WITH TApPINo Till
Christian Farley was before Justice
Launder yesterday afternoon, charged
with tapping the till Of James Mathews
bottiiug cellar. Farley, with about a
dozen others, was drinking in Mathews
place Christmas night when it is alleged
be robbed the money drawer Of between
SS5 and $40. The examination resulted
in lEarley being held in 81 900 to answer
before tthene1tlg tlgrand idryN " nun
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suffering and suicide.

]. CHEYENsF, W., December 26.-JOs
Davis started on hunting expedition
from Eerris, Mines, near Rawlins, week
dg6. sHis'psrtnes, becoming anxious on
account Of his prolonged absence, started
10 hunt him, and found his body with his
thigh joint .dislocated and leg broken in
two places. Near him vas found 4 vial
WHICH had contained sttichuine. II Is
thought that he had fallen and broken his
leg, and, after several days Of suffering,
Id despair taken Tho poison to1end his
n,;aa.v
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE-The fol
loving transfers Of real estate were al.
nitled 10 record In the Office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court yesterday:
! Deed made Dec. %, 1876, by Alfred
Caldwell, special commissioner, to VIM
Busbey, for a certain tract Of land sltnat.
ed on the waters ofShort Creek, contain
ing 1893 acres and 90 poles, being the same
farm on which VIM. Atkinson resided at
the time Of his death; $4,000.
Deed made Dec. 10, 1870, by Julia At
kinson 10 Wm. Busbey, for her dover
right asl widow Of Wm. Atkinson, do.
ceased, ID the real estate of which VIM.
Aikinson died seized and posseAsed, con.
taini6g 1893 acres and SO poles; sS,22o 50
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CHnIsTMAs BRIEFs.-The saloons wsrt
-cnstomers ditto. p!,, .L't
Turkey was seized by large majority
Hot drinks, egg.nogg and ,"straights'
wereih gold demand. n ! Si| 10
Hydrants about town gave ready made
Moustaeho owners wore iciclcs as or.
Haments.
s!oyes all red.hOt-a sign that it was .
The suspension bridge was ignored, and
everybody crossed the river on the Ice.
Street car. conductors ran alongside
their cars, or put In the time dancing jig
on the rear PLATFORM y ~ I'i
Business was very generally y suspended
The banks were all closed and no public
business was transacted. f.
The majority Of thesaloons were closed
in the afternoon and evening on accoun,
Of the large number Of drunken and dis
orderly men on the streets,
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,lsrA B(JSHED AUGUST a. 1852 ,g5E%gWH

very nearly "a large as they were at hil
time last year. The exchanges at The
clearinghouse of the seven chief cities,
for the week ending Dec. 10, aggregate
$563,23C, ,4OC, again't $3.50, ,97l, ,077 during
the corresponding week last year. These
tlearings, ii should be remembered, re.
present the transactions Of banks having
over ssOsO0o,OOo of deposits, out of
about S2,2OO,0Oo,00o 10 all The banks,
National, State, savings, and private, IN
the whole country. The decline, about
q per cent, IS lsas than IT has been in
any week since October. Following are
the exchanges for two weeks Of Decem.
har anlinv the lflIh. "a RI
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BnLy<PisTon's TEouPE.-Billy Pas.
tor and his variety company entertained
large audiences In the Opera House on
Monday afternoon and evening and last
evening" The company Is much the same
as 1t was last. year, and can not be said to
be ffst.class inAfali arrangements.
Being holiday occasion, however, the
people were in.the hunorto be amused
at anything, and the show was not harsh
ly criticiseds Mrs, ohanfrau will COM
imence IN ehgdgemeht'ot Of three nights and
a matinee tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

C1EyE1Avp, December 2e.-The United
States Marshal to-day seized $4,000
worth Of tobacco, belonging TO four differ
ent frma In New York, $. Coville & Co.,
OF that CITY being ousof The, parties most
intefestetI Tie goods haze been shipped
%. OlDs 10 Scthneinan & ca, OF Detroit,
bntatebilledT,ai Buffalo tolE. Doll, of
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