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FOUND DEAD.

MACK, N. y, Oct 30, 1871
Tho body OF Charles Perry, aged about sixteen
years. who has been missing from his home since
Tuesday last found in tho woods here to-day
His double bIrrccd shotgun was lying across his
body the contents OF the rght barrel having entered
tho head behind tho lett car. Indicating accidental
shooting
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30, 1877.
Second Lieutenant Frank l. Rico is detailed as pro.
fcssor OF military science at tactics at the Michigan
Military Academy. First Lieutenant G. A. Whistler
Fifth artillery. is relieved from duty at the Kentucky
University al Lexington and ordered to Join his rcgi.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct 80 1871
Senator Mortons condition rs somewha: improved
to-day He rested better during the iatcr part OF the
night, and is more comfortable. To-day he has been
able to little nour!shmcnt in his stomach. Al
one O'Clock this afternoon DR. Thompson stated that
while no radical improvement had taken place me
Senator better than he had been any time during
the past three days
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A PENSION AGENTS BOND.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 80, 1877. !
Robert IL Isabelle, late Pension Agent. William
Fcrrc William l. Randall and John II. Harris wers
arrested to-day charged with forgery. perjury and
subornation Of perjury In the matter OF lsu0ele'a
bond as pension agent and IN default OF bali were
sent to the Parish Prison.
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MOVES TO GRANT.
Banquet and Reception to the Ex-
President by Our Minis
ter to France.
SUMPTUOUS HOSPITALITY.
A Distinguished Party Of Twenty
four at Dinner.
BRILLIANT EVENING RECEPTION.
BRILLIANT EVENING RECEPTION.
Gathering of Cabinet officers, Diplomats,
officials and Americans Abroad.
IMAGINATION ARRIVES
The Hero of Magenta and the Great
Union General Contrasted.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
PARIS; Oct. 80, 1877.
The stay of General Grant in this city is
being made as pleasant for him as it is
possible. Among the many fetes in honor
OF himself and Mrs. Grant the official
banquet and reception given yesterday by
United States Minister Noyes will doubtless
hold prominent place in the illustrious
soldiers memory. The banquet was q su-
perb effort of Partisan culinary skill, which
can work such gastronomic wonders when
given carte blanche and when there
is cellar of Monte Christie to
draw upon. 1t was regretted on every
hand that Marshal MacMahon was not
present ct dinner. He had been invited
but declined on the ground of having re-
Gently refused to be present at several
diplomatic dinners, particularly that given
by the Russian Ambassador. He promised,
however, to attend the reception in the
evening.
Twenty-Five guests were invited, so that
with the hostess and host there were twen-
ty-four at table. They were seated in the
following ORDER
At the right centre of the table sat Mrs.
Noyes.
On the lady's right were:-
General Grant.
Nine. Berthaut.
M. Caillaux, Minister Of Finance.
M. Brunei, Minister Of Public Instruc-
lion.
NJ. Voisin, Project Of Police.
On Mrs. Noyes' left were:-
Duo Decazes, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Nine. Voisin.
General Berthaut, Minister of War.
M. Paris, Minister of Public Works.
General Marquis dAbzac. Aide-de- Camp
Of Marshal MacMahon.
At the left centre Of the table sat General
Noyes, United States Minister.
On his right were:-
Mrs. Grant
Due de Broglie, President Of the Council
and Keeper of the Seals, Minister Of JUS
tice.
Miss Lincoln.
M. Ferdinand Duval, Project Of the Seine.
Mr.. Jesse II. Grant.
On the left Of General Noyes were:-
Duchesse Decazes.
M. de Fourtou. Minister of the Interior.
Miss Stevens
Vicomte de Meaux, Minister of Com.
mercc.
M. Mollard, Introducer of Ambassadors.
At one end of the table sat Lieutenant de
10 Panouse, staff officer Of the Marshal.
At the other end sat NJ vignaux, Assistant
Secretary Of the Legation.
BILL OF FARE
The following is the m<au:-
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MENU.
PoTAGES.
Tortuc rAnglaise.
Consommc q la Sevigne.
HoRs D'GUvREs.
Bouchecs Agnes SoreL
RELIEVE.
Turbot, sauce creme, ct crcvcttea
ExTRERs.
Sclcs dc chevr.uil u la st. Hubert
Coteletles de voailes q la Maintcnon.
Classes d'ortolans q la Florentlne.
Fllcts dc soles In ravigote
PUNCH.
Rose.
RoTis
Fasans truffes.
Cables sur croustades.
ESTREMErs.
Patc dc foie gras dc Strasbourg.
Salndc parlscnne.
Crepes a Ia Bordclaisc.
Timbales bananas, Pompadour.
Gatcaux noscttes.
DkssERr.
WINS.
vicux Madere
Chateau d'Yqucm, creme 1854.
Chateau Lailtte, 1854
Chateau Margaux, 1869.
Johannisbcrg, Medcrnich's, 1851
Clos Vougcot, 1853
Romance Cont, 1855.
Champagne Dry Monopole, 1870
Amontillado.
Vieux Port, vintage 1858.
Cognac, 1874.
Kirschwasscr. Anisctto Chartreuse
Curacao.
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ARREST OF A FORGER.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 80, 1871
John II. Gezer. q sewing machine man, OF Cicero,
Ind was arrested here tonight by indianapolis de-
tcc,,vcs on a charge OF committing torgeres 10 tho
amount OF $40 900 on the Citzcns' Bauk and on pri
vate parties o: Nobicsville, Ind
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RAILWAY ENTERPRISE.

/ OTTAWA, ont, Oct 80 1877.
party OF American railway capitalists are here,
with the object Of obtaining possession Of completing
and running the Montreal aud ottawa Junction Rail.
way taking bonds and municipal grants security.
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IAN VOORHEES, TO BE APPOINTED IN CASE OF

DAN VOORHEES, TO BE APPOINTED IN CASE OF
THE SENATOR'S DEATH.
WASHINGTON. Oct 80 1877.
Governor Williams, OF Indiana who is now in Wash
ington, says no WILL in tho event OF the death or
Senator Morton, appoint Daniel W. Voorhees, as his
successor.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 80, 1871
Senator Morton's condition At midnight was about
the same reported az noon to-day He has retained
more nourshneut and has suffered less pain than at
any time for three days past; but while his friends
are more hopeful DR.. Thompson does not encourage
tho opinion that any permanent improvement IN his
condition has taken place.
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OTHER FIRES.

HALirAx, n s.. Oct. 80, 1877.
The Boot, Shoe and Tannery Company's tannery,
at Amherst, was burned to-day. Loss So. 000
MONTREAL, Quebec, Oct. 80 1877.
A fire at St Johns, Quebec, to-day. burned MIRA
Esnhart's grocery store Insured IN tho Royal fOs
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BURNING or A scaooLHousE.

CHARLTON. Iowa, Oct 10 1877.
The Public School building burned here last
night The loss is estimated at So 000 insured Tor
So the Hartford and SO, 500 each 10 the North
America and Home, Of New York.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twcntyiour hours In
parson with tho corresponding dato OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuus pharmacy,
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A.-BENNETr BUILDING.

FfREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, Ann AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
10 LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANkkRs AND INSURANCE OFFICES
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Average temperature yesterday ............... o2t
wear Observation-Disclosures. s5s
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SOCIAL ETIQUETTE ~ NEW YORK.
a. seventh Chapter.
Etiquette OF Dinner Giving
aud Dining Out
See HOME JOURNAL; out to-day.
For sale everywhere. Single copies. 7 ccntA
Yearly subscriptions reduced 10 ~.
hoRRiS. PHtI.lIPS CO.. PARK plaSe Nau Nssa.
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BRAIN FooD. -sENp foR CIRCULARS TO THE
dcpot. ALIENS rha,m scy, list aud 18th
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY nuDNUr HERALD
ELECTION
POLITICAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOti CASH
Al TnE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING otfICE,
- ANN ST
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ~
Maiden lane, tho solo manufacturers Of genuine As
tescs Paints Roofing, Steam ripe aud Boiler CovorinxA
&C.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
done ut the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
~ Ann st.
GOLD CROW"
and "BussARpssR' VIRGINIA RVS WHISTLES IL
q At brands and the best IN United sold
quan titles suit BY H. u. Kirk Co., 90 Fulton ST. and
1DD broadway.
SMOKE W. DUKES GENUINE PRO BONO PUB.
Lco DuanAs ssoKSc TonAcco, the Oldest and most rolf
able Durham brand made W DUkE. Manufacturer. Dur
ham, N 4. MOORE, JENKINS a CO., Wholesale Agents,
New York.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcTIN0 PRESSES,
capable oil printing 1900 copies per hour
OF nm cgnt page paper either SIX eight
ALSO ALL tbs STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE
Lo EsiS4 il, ,d
Address j. q. BENNETT,
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OLD NURSE hEK rsAND attained tho wonderful ago
OF los years claimed II by the y medicine
discovered y bcrscli. and which Is called
REuTEKS LIFE SYRUP.
IL now sale here. and IL cartall thu
diseases ~ the blood liver and bowels.
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BRAIN FOOD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
system premature weakness of either SEX Price,
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depot NJ ALIENS Phaim NV. LIST av aud 18th ST.
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY nUDNUT HERALD
Building. CASWELL /. MASSEY. 18th st. ami Broadway.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-27
MAGNOLIA SALOON,
ft 4H 3s its1 #Ift Et 8'sd
BETwEES TEE ENrRAL HOTEL AND RAIL-
ROAD MEAT MARKEr,
BRIDGE STREET, wINNEMgCcL,
WILLIAM Observation-Disclosures

IL mp in the most attractive style possibl Q,
with view to the convenience and comeOr {
of patrons. The proprietor desires TO call th /
attention Of customers, friends and the pnblae
to his superior stock OF
Wines. Liquors ard Cigars.
The READING ROOM Of this saloon ii "A.
ways supplied with the latest Papers jCuyu.
rials and Magazines. je2<st
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-27

I Will SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
No. Stock Ranch. either for cattle
sheep, Joining foothills. with plenty Of
outlet, embracing $40 acres. Of which 200
acres IL good agricultural land, with plenty
oi water and feed, tttd
For further particulars. address
d. Il RILEY,
p Paradise Valley.
PArsli.~ Valley. Nev. 4. '7e.
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nliscc.llnrouy.
Qeutisirp.

EUI.LSETS tccil ST. ruin - siu-r. 81 nllu.,.
i oOe Warranted. ~ 9th aN, Lst.b. 81 Dr MLADLM
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$)ubir 1luiitss.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TuEsOM.
~ MON COUNCIL, No 5 Oily HALL. NI.W YORK

:
oct |. 1871.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions OF
section l. chapter sos. Laws OF 1878. being TO
amend chapter O13 Laws OF ~T2. entitled An act
laton To elections IN the city and county Of New York.
AMI To provide Tor asccrtAnng by proper proof tho
citizens who shall be entitled TO the flhts of suffrage
theieat that ut the general election 10 be held u this
State. on tile Tuesday succeeding the nrst Monday uf
November next Nny. q, the following municipal officers
are 80 be elected IN the city and county O New loa.
VIZ.
SIX Aldermen be voted by the eccor, Of the city
at large.
Three Aldermen 10 Ne voted for in the Fourth senate
Distfi'i composed of the frs'. SccHI IIli Fuuftn,
fil, SIXTH $ 'cut Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
Oi the city OF Sew York.
Thr.c Aldermen a. hc voted f1r IN tho Finn Senate
District composed o the Eehth. N.utA Fifteenth. and
sixteenth Wards of the city Ut Sow York.
fhtcc Aldermen, To lo voted Tor IN the sixth Senate
Distinct composed of ilc leuil, Eleventh, aud Seven
tcontll Wards ~ the ciiN ni Sow York
Three Aldermen to lc voted for nm the Seventh Senate
District comlosA Of the li.nm'mn Twentieth, and
Twenty first Wards ui the ciu uf New York.
Pour Aldermen To be- Nutti 'or IN Tie Eighth Senate
District composed of the lWctth Nineteenth, AMI
Invent, SECOND Wards ANA the territory cnNpil@ william
r rMcnN -trd aud Twenty fourth Wards oil tic oi3 VI
New Nnrk.
Register. in place OF Patrick II Joncs, and
Two Justice, cot the Marine Court ~ the places Of
George shea and James T. Suuot,
To be voted iVr b! Tie c.e,ilr. - NE city nt llr-e
FRANCIS lMONLN.
4 .if.
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Excursions.

100000 =
NIANUATTAN BEACu.-On and after Monday.
WI oct l. and until further notice the steamer NOR
WALK viii leave 22d It. y r. 10 80 4 VI ~ 80. 80,
40 VI Pier l. y X iHttterN ~ VI I. g. % 4. VI.
CONNECTING at BAY RIDGE with cars 'or tue Breach
GRAFT LAS CELEBRATED ~ENENlH REGIMENT
BAND EVERY AFTERNOON and ENENlNG
strictly Sacred Concerts un sundays
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EXPELLED BY PARSON SMITH
SELLECK's CORNERS W. r. CHURCH IN
A FERMENT or DISCUSSION.
Bssket-Maker Read and his WIFE and her
Unres.onsbie Jesiousy Squire Purdy's
and 'sauire Mend's Versions of the story.

Unreasonable Jealousy Squire Purdy's
, aud Squire Mend's Versions Of tho story.
Where two cross roads meet just over the
Ftato line. and half way between Pound Ridge.
westchcster county. and New Canaan. Conn. is
Bceck's Corners. Two Of the corners are oc-
,cupied by houses OF the family from whom the
on the third. Behind the smithy is little one
story Methodist chapel painted white, with
corner is unoccuptrd. A mile from the Cor
ners. on the road to Pound ridge, If slnnty, on
and "Groccrlcs, Oysters. and CLANS" Scoield
W. a member and steward 81 the little church at
Tho Corners Further on. nesting in IA hollow
around which cluster tall hills covered with
trees Just beginning to brighten with their fall
foliage. Is a three story, gloomy looking house
OF hail-ndcn winds OF many years. Hero lives
Samuel Rcad. basket maker. with his wife and
three daughters. Read Is u member. and has
becn one for many years. Of the Corners church.
On tho nth Of the present month Basket Maker
forrcd by steward Sconcld. Of which the follow
ing is copy prepared 10y Squire Purdy. tho
legal authority OF the villagers.
s@,f Si e. fs 'f ID, ' ~" 3 o@9 S''" "' b.
rne oSwif iaf' @ ,g ises , are Pfsnstr1d
b,llecks CORNERS. conn
oaiDn Nrs -Fr,quent rcitncnt oi hi' wife during the
,eycn year, G mgi' HI si4 ,l s'Tlhe,ps hsr ana
b. wic odt Of hi, hen,c, .n Thursday mshi, joqc a.
much improper ansu,ec and loud tak creating rioou,
of liz house ami his noishlurs who awakened IN
consequence nom sound sleep by stfanse noises IN has
cn,net slcosp vi. r,nrg uisuon and f,i.chea.d
last his wife only came al. iar g., his mother, house
Iet her c having glowcd h'r AMI gone around thruu.h
s We " s,ds " v, "b M or ,sNr fiIn ; sirs
scknowlcisei 10 im-Vr Re1d-ihat his wiic-Mrs
sud .hsi nS-Nr sari' was MI, taken Ana Mr. read
non se'yt s S R, "a % OF r u, 10 @ g
SIt>n's " .li' ',.' IT, u'lb ~ is,uM'h
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TO rMILADELriIIN.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen through trains each way daily three depotsn
Philadelphia, two IN New York
Double track. tie most approved equipment and the
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
on ami after June -. 1877
Express Trains leave New York. wa Desbrosses AMI
Cortland streets ferries, follows;
7s'. 70. 9 % ~ limitdl 10 % A VI, s. q. 7. AMI
~ +. NJ. sunday. . 4. VI. ., a, :, and ~ T. VI
Returning. tram. leave Philadelphia -, q. 30
SD and II n. d-imited Express 80 = NJ. T. 80
:. and 7 - = NJ, ami ~ midnight ON sunday, J.Ji,
p 80 NJ, T. and 80 T. NJ, and II midnight
Ticket Offices n2d aud ga broadway, Astor Houss
and Dcshrus,cs ana turtlAnit SIS. Court It
brookyn; IA ild and lis Hudson 81 II nhoken, Depot
Jcr~y CITY knsrant Ticket Oiice. Battery phase
FRANZ THOMSON !. 4. FARMER.
General Manager. General fas>, NIGER Ascnt
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Shipping

ANCHOR IINE-U > NAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
10 GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY. or LIVERPOOL.
lNTERMEplArE, SO. SrkEKAGE, SlA
10 LONnON AND SOUTHAMPTON
EVERY fkN DAYS. SAME RATES
COMfANis OFFICES, BOWLING GREEN
uENpFK~ON ltlkD, As.nts
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,TME. AMENIcAN srEAMsmIr ooM.


PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE
The only Transatlantic line SALINE un fer the American
nar SAILING every Thursday nom fhAAGei ulua, ami
MuduesIH9 from Liverpool
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tlcrsoNlI lloiltrs.

TTESTION, PATIENTS! 80 noul -t-'nn-
"a suit IN fEpllN, nom fAi-. i,' ~. HI ,t,H- 90
men, nervous dsbihiy aud SKIN ilsorD, ri aN cured.
LLtASEs medical Or sArs,a, successfully treat.
"a cd, consultation Tree.
DR. BRADFORD. l31 East iaih st.
pROUGHToN's nvisnauus syrup cure. ,ion.
- arA, liver, kdurN d~u,rs weakness NC., - cents
AiNcc free. 40 Bru.nic t.
nK RICOWD'> ESSENCE OF LIFE r,,'.r,s
- H4l'ual fo tIr dfhlufHt"i an four wees, Fu.i.e
impossible. - lur ctsc Dru.si-t, sapprl nN. A.rAL
D. J.JAtQtES University pA0o. NrN lur,
nISEASES OF MEN Il spcrnIiy. cure from q to
- 'd'}A DIR pNEN. ~ West la'h ST, u.4rnin Az
II =. =. "RICHMoNn."-ruc mcn l.np dts,
- . Clur.ci from the 81 DhuuNl" wat lr iDnl Nir
balance, duc them Jane So, l977, upon lr. ni,tun of
tuVr rlinctirs AZ Nir Nanf, linMr. lIiI tHrJ 1t
Now York, ON Tue. inN. OFT % 1877. az ~ .',l.eh
tllAS II LLDKihGE, Pas INSPECTOR. {. IS AANy.
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STEAMBOATS, anO 4aiIruaNs.
,ENNsYLvANIA NAILmnAD.


AND lNlIID STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on AMI after ldnc - i-11 trains leave Sew York via
prshru--es ami tnrflIutt Street. ftrIlt- uIoNS
Express Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. NJ. and 5 50
NJ. daily.
For Mlhamsport Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie al $40
4. NJ. connecting At Cory for HtusNitle Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions For Wilnamspori and Lock
Haven. 9 4. VI.
For BALTIMORE, Washington and the South. Limited
Washington Express " Pullman farlor Cars. daily
except sunday. o 80 VI arrive Washington I luf "
REGULAR At - A NJ. !. u. and $50 Il. NJ. sunday.
and : 30 +. "
Express ior Philadelphia, 79o, 90, o. @ 30 Limited
10 3nA VI l. !. .. .. :. ami = 80 T. NJ sunday, A Al,
o a. :. and SO. =. NJ. Emigrant and second class
4 NJ
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amhoy. femnston, BelNidere. and
other points, -e local schedules NJ all Ticket uhceS
Trains arrye Prom PITTSBURGH 3oani 10 90 VI. AMI
- .pF daily, lnluA NJ. q 90 4. NJ, daily. except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 90
A NJ > 10. ! 10. 10. AMI 100 VI Sunday 50
A. NJ From Phiadcphia a. % % y 10. ~ 10. 10 ~
II 80 VI aiiO. il6. . TO- 600 49, lO.lO ami 10 -
VI. sunday. 90 80 10 40. Loo A NJ $50 aul
~ ~ T. VI.
Ticket Onices. so AMI ga Rroaiwav Astor House.
and loot o Dcshrosscs and Coruandt St. Court It.
BrookNu IA llN AMI H. Hudson -, Hohukcu Depot
FRANK THOMSON, l. FARMER
bVncral Manager. General Passenger Agent
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-04
AlDwIN, MICH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1877.
No EycTs, for ANY One Being Ont Of
Employment. e

Our attention has been called to some
new and useful cooking utensils, recent
" invented which make baking and
cooking u pleasure, instead of u dreaded
necessity. One of which, the Patent
Centennial Cake and bread Pan, made
Of Russia iron, IL 70 constructed that
you can remove your cake when baked,
instantly from the pan, without break
ing or injuring 1t, and sou can reinsve
the tube, ami convert 1t Into a plain
bottom pan, for baking jelly or plain
cakes, brcad,etc. Anothcr-the Kitch-
eli Gcm--a plated wire boiler or steam
or to hang inside Of an ordinary iron
pot, for boiling or steaming vegetables,
etc., which when done, can be removed
perfectly dry, without lifting the heavy
sooty iron pot off of the stove, avoiding
the danger of burning the hands with
the. steam In pouring off the hot water,
and the vegetables can not pOssiblv
burn II the water b0ils dry, as the steam
er does not touch the bottom of the pot.
These goods arr sold exclusively
through agents to families, and every
should by all means have
them. "A splendid opportunity IL Of
fered to some reliable lady or gent eman
OF this county to secure the
agency for u pleasant and profitable
business. For terms, territory, etc, |
write to J.. Il. Brown Il Co., Nos. 2l4 1
ind ZIG Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
t25
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! The Board Of Supervisors meet mex
week. III
| We are late In issuing our paper THU
week, owing to press Of job work,
and the Fair.
Hen. w. H. Palmer, Of Reed City,
was la town, Tuesday, attending to
lcgal business.
Hdvpcr's Monthly for October il full
Of Interesting and instructive matter.
Il h valuable periodical, and should
find place In every household.
Ifyou would have attractive. and
pleasing reading matter for the ckil-
dren, send in your subscription for 81.
Nicholas to Scribner & Co., New York.
We hear that the party ut the Bald
win House, Thursday evening, was
well attended, and pleasant time the
result. 4.
VIM. Monfortl, of Chase, one of the
charter members of our list of sul,scri-
bers, sends Us three sacks Of potatoes,
on subscription. 4
Hon. T. w. Ferry, President of the u.
$. Senate, strongly endorses the Grand
Rapids Business College. READ COL-
LE0E JOURNAL.
VIM. Thompson has left some pcnch-
blow potatoes with US, that we think
are ahead Of anything we have yet
seen from the plains, both for size and
quality.
We understand that Gee. w. Clark,
of Elk township, has exchanged his
land In this for farm i'm Hillsdale
county, and that his family will re-
move to the latter point.
The October number of Scri6ncr's
Monthly Is OH our table; and like its
predecessors, Is filed from one end to
the other with choice reading, amply
See our clubbing rates
with Sciibncr's publications.
The Nirvana District has secured the
'srvics's Of Mrs. J. j. Mann, of Sum
to teach the Winter term of
cliool for them. She In said to lie a
eacl,cr of much and very successful
experience.
Honor to whom honor Is due,
'Or full explanation, see the word
sneak" written under the name OF
:. *. Radcliffe, AZ 1t appears upon the
'oster printed for the Agricultural So
iefy, and posted Ia the hall Of the
ounty building, Baldwin.
Our thanks arc due and hereby ten !
cred for the following prc<rnts from .
xhibits ut tho Third Annual Fair:
rom Mira. Isaiah Davenport, fine I,
Dil of butter; Oliver w. Davenport,
card Ut honey, and some pJtatocs;
rom Oscar Switxer, u largo sq,u,slf;
rom Il. B. Kane, some citrons; and ,
'om l.. a. Carpenter and Isaac Grant, \
Irnips \
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-04
Fhirl Animal Fair.

The third annual exhibition Of Lake
County Agricultural Society, held ol,
"Wednesday and Thursday Of this week,
was ahead Of It's predecessors, and gave
reason for great encouragement, and
hope for the future.
The weather, on the first day, was
warm and pleasant; but the second,
Quite cold and ,lisagrccablc.
The exhibition Of grain and vegcta-
bles was one Of the hantlsomcst We have
ever seen ut county Fair. Tie dis
plny of house plants and flowers was
also, large and beautiful for SO new
county. There wns FUR showing Of
stock and poultry; and, taken as
whole, the show was success and
credit to our people.
Next week we hope to bc able to pub
lish the list Of premiums awarded. y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-04
For Dry Goods, go to
JONES & HoILIsTER's.
Fire InSlraDcnl !

Don't let your Store, Dwelling,
School Heuse, Church, or other Build
Ing, go another day without having IL
Insured in re liable Co,npdnics; either
the Underwriters, of New York, or the
Phoenix, of Hartford. fl
9. K. RADCLIFFE, Agent,
Baldwin, Mich.