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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-28
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1871.

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10 our friends. -, ..
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the substitution Of statcmansnlp,wE.Gio"'
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Our New York Letter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THINGS"
TIE TROUBLE IN BUSINESS-MOvE-
MENTS IN MORALS-THE WEATHER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THINGS
TIE TROUBLE IN BUsINEss-MOvE-
MENTS IN MORALs-THE WEATHER.
POLITICAL.
The feeling has almost entirely
subsidized in the city. Either peo-
pie are too busy buying Christmas
presents, and in arranging for the
holiday festivities, or they have
grown tired of the agitation. 1t
has settled down to this, Hayes is
elected, and is going to be inaug-
urated, and almost everybody is
glad Of it. The row was raised
principally by respectable demo-
Gratis who expected foreign missions
under Tilden, and by the professional
rats who wanted sinccurcs in The
custom-housc and post office. They
found it to their interest to raise a
rumpus, and demand "Tildcn or
blood"-the blood being always
understood as somebody else 's-but
the steady going citizens who vo-
ted for Tilden don't see any use in
keeping up an everlasting clattcr
for the benefit of these insects.
They have their own business to
attend to, all the bowling now be-
ing done don't affect them. The
politicians meet with very little
encouragement, and the frantic APP
peals of Hewitt, and his paid gang,
fall on deaf ears. | believe that
half the democracy of the city, and
the half that is worth listening to,
arc glad in their hearts that Hayes
is elected, and if they fought at
all, would fight to place him at the
head of the government. 1t is a
fact that the expressions in Indi-
ana were inspired from New York,
and that the expenses of the meet
ings were paid out of the democrat
ic treasury here. But it will fail.
Every business man knows and
feels that what the country wants
now is peace, and lasting one.
And they know that it is not
safe to entrust the government to a
party controlled by Southern rebels,
especially when it is loaded with
the corruptionists Of New York
city. They will not countenance
anything of the kind, and as Cor
blood-the South won't fight, the
Office seekers never did fight, and
the people who did, and those who
paid for it, got quite enough of it
twelve years ago. There is no &C.
casion for fear.
PICTURES.
John Taylor johnson was a very
wealthy man, who lately came to
grief In the depreciation of stocks.
lie was the possessor of the finest
private collection Of pictures in the
country, and he was compelled to
bring them to the hammer. The
collection brought nearly 100000,
some Of the pictures bringing eror-
nous prices. Turner'S "Slave Ship"
sold for $4,000. Church's "Ni-
ogara," S12,500 and several Meiss-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-28

On Tuesday of last week the
annual session of the Executive
Committee of the State Agricultur-
al Society commenced at Jackson.
Among the matters of business
transacted VIC notice that the sala-
ry of the Secretary was fixed at
$1,000 per annum, which includes
all expenses except such as should
be incurred by and with the con-
sent of the Business Committee.
The next State Fair begins on
Monday, Sept. 18th, and continues
five days. The location was left to
Messrs. Humphrey, Thompson,
Dean, Sterling, Hyde and Weber.
The following appointments OF
Executive Superintendent were
made:
Cattle-G. w. Phillips, T.. w. Rising.
Horscs-A. o. Hyde, +. w. Howard.
Sheep-A. f. Wood.
Swine-D. a. Blodgett.
POULTRY. w. Childs.
Miscelianrous-C.G q. Luce.
Farm Implements-H. q. Hanford,
Abel Angel.
Fine Arts-W.J. Baxter, r.. j. Rams
dell.
Muscle. S. Wormer.
Manufactures-W. l.. Webster, H.
Fralick
Agricultural-F. NJ. Manning.
Machinery-W. NJ. Ferry.
Carriages-J. q. A. Darlington.
Police and Gates-J. M. Sterling, A
j. Dean.
Forage-E. w. Rising.
Chief Marshal-R q. Haft.
General Superintendent-C. W.
Green.
Business Committee President
Humphrey, J. NJ. Sterling, A. o,
Hyde, w. l.. Wcbber.
Transportation-W. J. Baxter, J
NJ. Sterling.
Printing!. J. Dean, II. o. Han
ford.
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GOING SOUTH.
Condensed Time Card. Nov. LIST, 1870.

Train No. 8 leaves Petoskcy dailyexccpt Satur
day. All other trains run daily except sunday.
Nos. I, 2, 3 and all make DIRECT connection al
Fort Wayne with fast express trains on the p. v.
W. 4 G.. Ry to and from Pittsburg. Harrisburg. BAL.
tmOrc. Washington. Philadelphia and New York.
Nos. and J make connection at Fort Wayne with
Expross trains on Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad, r. aud from Quincy, st. Louis, Kansss
City. and all points in South West.
. Nos z and make rect connection ut kalninaEoS
with Michigan Central II. X. to and from Chicago.
Nos. and connect at Richmond with Pittsburg.
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad for Indiana polls
Louisville. 81. IOuis and all point. Southwest.
Nos. 2arid have comfortable Day Coaches be.
have Sleeping md Chair carr between Cincinnati
and Grand Rapids. No. 2 connects ut Detroit q
Milwaukee Junction forDctrnit and all points EAss.
]. II. PAGE,
Gen. P. 4 T. Ag't. Grand Rapids. Nish.
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TRAINS ooIYs souru.EAs1.

Connections made at Toledo with the AXE Shore
& Mich Southern X X for Cleveland and Chicago
and with the II & D II II for Cincinnati and ihc
south Also, with the J. W W X to and from
the South and Southwest. At Wayne with the
Michigan Central RailrOad. for Chicago and local
points East ami West: and Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Ry's, to and from the East; ut Plymouth with bet
Lansing 4 Lake Michigan II II; at Holly with the
Detroit & Milwaukee. Al Flint with the Chicago
& Lake Huron. Al East Saginaw with l. 4 s
Division OF the Mich. Ccntra At Bay City with
j L q y and ID & II & Divisions Of the Mich Cent
At Reed City with the Grand Rapids Il Ind. RR for
the North and South. And ut LudiDgton with
Steamers for Milwaukee, Psntwat0r, Manistce,
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Law u Real Estate Off &c,

AT Reed City, Mich. NJ. A. Hartigan, late OF
the Missouri Bar, and n graduate ofone of the
best law schools In the country, has formed n
partnership with A. q. shaw, of Reed City, for
the Practice Of Law, Transferring Real Estale,
Insurance, &c. Owners of land wishing to
dispose Of the same by placing the descriptions
In their hands, can depend ON having every
effort put forth IN ind purchasers. We have
complete Abstracts OF Lake and Orccola coun-
ties. Abstracts furnished on short notice.
l-3l
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BY u card received from Prcsi-
dent Il. c. Abbot, of the State Ag-
.ricultural College We learn that
owing to the destruction of the east
dormitory by fire, the receiving of
the Ere hman Class for 1877 will
be deferred until Sept. 4. Quail
fed applicants for the higher classes
will be received February 9th.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-28

We learn that NJ. Brown, Esq,
of Big Rapids, has been appointed
by Gov. Baglcy to the position of
Circuit Judge ofthe 14lh Judicial
Circuit to fill vacancy caused by
the recent death of Judge A. IL.
Giddings, of Newaygo.
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[OFFICIALl.
COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE,
LAKE COUNTY, MICHIG,N,
December I'D, 1875.
TO THE AUDITOR GENERAL:
The following In q full and complete Report
OF Taxes collected or received by me, OF AT my
selling, Or Keeping for sale Distilled or Mali
Liquors during the year ending December 23d,
is7o:
WILLIAM A. DEURESS,
county Treasurer.
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EAJLW1Y COMP.iNI.
y, 100000 Feat OF. Pine, wei
10 ios I,a''uIa. inrig and y ipl ing.
..t I'd, .F3r.1i ~ LANDS, " - r'cr :,
fu' al .is 81 farm produce Furnish d hy the
TLiSn'e i'.iE.,cr husnc-s aud rapid settlement q
s,C.i.n ~ the Ein'r. Fare cprOrtuhi
lining good land on g-c.t rail-, thorour.
=" +" NJ low prices.
E.lroad from Toledo and Detroit. via Sa :innv
Valley. 10 l.ndinpton. on Lake Michigan, form II
.ist and direct line. connecting the last nid Soul
siih ino treat Northwest. St. Paul aud AortEerr
raSi.c: and by East Saginaw e 81. Clair Rarond.
Now b"lting. making s..ortest line L,twccn lii,
LAST aad Nv.t.
TERMS OF SALE,
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nc paid ia Sircs equal annual payments. Tinker
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