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, 1877-08-28

3 m @tntionsboui entles
biat. Maoiion Sptcs. Sobn W. get'
tit. 2ucp Bromn uno Gla @orter, aIe
farbia. an9etlaet 2drm i'm Marftbouie
semo6t Al boben. wuroen ie So gsitraft.
MntiIoa MounicaTle, farbis. onae.
flaot meeen Srunfcnbeit uno unorbsnt'
lidsn Bstrasens, wuroe ST. aeltroft.
YirQinin @tewort. farbig. ongeflagt
ine9en Srunfenbeit, puroe 50 9eitraft.
@eoreeanna 8roD.L farbis. angetlaat
mesen unoroentliden B%etra9ens, wHroe
81 aetraft.
Milton @opoe unb Som 8rorton,
an9eflast wegen Srunfenbsit nnb unor.
bentliden 8etrasens, puroen ie 81 se=
trait.
, 1877-08-28

B allie @iterunaen unb
@unbeu. weld)c aIen Spcrat,onen oon
ginreibungen uno Waidunaen aetroet
boben, t5nneu aersiniat uno aebeilt wer>
BEN burh CLIENTS Shmefel, Seife. wenn
bieie1be fleiBis nno oft a~naeuanbt miro.
Siu'S iduene 9aarfa:be madt alts
2eute jung.
, 1877-08-28

vDemi monoe." dag Mortnn
nno &oie Mollorn Tarbise, in Der 2ten
Ctr, nobe Dem &irhbofe. murben bon
Ridter grutdfielo Der Grab Surp. tue'
gen 5altens BON 6HentIidsn Sduiern.
iiberpieicn. Sic nuroen inter 9iirg.
fdait fir ibrGriheinen 9e5sIt.
, 1877-08-28

BeTorben. Serr 9lnton Greas
mera. elmer %unlsrer beutlden 8rieftrd-
ger, we16er isin glmt itets aeruillenboft
beiorst bat, i1arb ecItern Morssn I'M 5
ltbr in isinem Souie mad stdsiser
Granfheit.
, 1877-08-28

6tobt g If q bomt. SoIaenhes
,parn Die G%innohmen i'm S6abnmt nab.
reno Der lebten Wode: Sir Gas, 49,
524.50; Woiier, $25 g.; 9Baeen. sl4..
SO; Mdrtte. $l.419.23; Stsusrn,
$194.36; 6unOe rs Gts.
, 1877-08-28

@errei1t. Serr Gonroo Sauer,
gieentbimer BON r5auer's SoteI." be-
ateitete @onntae Ibeno ieire beiabrte
Sante, Die bier furse 3eit ouf 9eiud
NOR, na6 Waibinatou, uno miro bier
beutc Worecn ,pieb.r suriif erpartet.
, 1877-08-28
Meue Mmjci0en.
mafbinen.Habrif

Mae INSTRUMENTATION unb ollie M,ten
Wa1hinen unb 6eparaturen trerfen 9ema6t.
9laes mas in bas Mal9iasn.Sa ldlast lit
itets Sprrltbil.
Mae Nrlen q i m a{1fnen tverbsn in
Srpnung lebra1t. @llitttc Mabma-
1&tnen Mabeln gum 8srfauf bel
Slpat, GrpsfeY u. &c.
80. 1922, 1924, 1926 u. 1923 Garufr.
itnb so. 10 uno is Sab 15te ctr.
1913 &ibmcnp, Ia.
, 1877-08-28

&rdmpe. Soften Sonntag I'm 4
lbr wuroe elm iuneer damn, Mmerifa.
uer, in 8lsnner's parf bon &rdmpfen
befallsn uno mubte mad baule sebradt
iperoen.
, 1877-08-28

Sic Sise. @sitern Mor9en. nm
II nbr circn. wurbe Der Sptn bssSerrn
aibrobam &nnIt. pon Der Sirma @unit
d @inswanaer. als er lid i'm Gbsiapeaf
q ObiO G%iienbabn.D Depot beFaab, bon
@ise Hberwditi9t nno mubte nod bauis
9sjobrtn 1trben, 100 or. ourb Gratlihe
.9Hlje, balo wisDsr berscItcl. puroe.
, 1877-08-28
SR'bmonS, Oolf 6iuer uno Gbe5apeafe
w @tlenbabn Company.
Sabrplan Der 3ise.

Our9 pafiaatere.
300 81. % gsrlaet Riampnb 0ienhaa. oouucrifaa
UNI Snntabeno. Uerbinbet In lpet
Pplftf NIT benz Sampler ,5aDana" fir ais
is SInlts an hem Yprf Silver unb galti-
more. Mnfunftin Baltimore i'm SO. W.;
%serbtneet NIT 9abnlinien Ri gDaItinatpn,
philadelphia, Nep gprf, Bpffpn unb ale
meltit9en Yunfte. Gsrbinb t nit 8uge.
ssr Ni3mene uno 9eterstars nab Gbeia-
pea!s unb Stip Gticnbabnen.
Oura 8raht.
500 o. M. 9erla6t @i6mpnb 0ienffaa. 1ouucrffna
lnb SnniGhfnn Na6t Ytrbinbunaen m t
Oarpfern tn 91eft ppint fur Slu6sNaupurs
cen. baltimore unc ale pefl den putfte.
Nta9t Verbtn6uHgen In Hi6mpnb nit BIZ
gen per Ntdn1pno uno Sanpiae. 81 dmrnb
ans peterstur8, unb Gbeiapeate unb Sbip
GtfenbdHnet.
2Ofal p%afiagtere.
800 81. @. aerldbt @ttn,unb taalid (spnntaos ans.
%8enprtmsn)
9cfal GraGt.
''oo v @f' v wss'ast mtam'SS MunIas. gsittiuad,
9gff Point nit benz Dampfsr ySis" fur
cue Nanblnaen an zen Wattippai Mub
gahunty 8liden.
Dnr9 @%a11aeiere.
1000 .. 81. antunft in @idmpnb 9ienina, 9urner.
nag UP SonnahenS; Niadst @erbintuns
gen NIT 3l9en Der Stidmsnb unb Weters.
BURG une e%beidpeafe uns Ohio @iienbabt
men Der Nannpfer e5apana" Serlae
Baltimore ron 9ie 144p siebt Str. Won.
fhS,g, Usittipsd uno Trsitag um 4 q. ".
Wtag Werbtnbuneen nit 3lgen BON YtIa.
nelr1 a, Neie gprt aRo ~peftltten Yldsen,
uns tn def 9stnt nit 3usen fir Ridtnpnb
une hem Siben.
Dur6 6radt.
6:15 81. WH. ,iNnfunft in Rtdn,ctb Stenfau. 0an,rr.
flag uns sannahenh, wsaSs 8eibinsaa.
ssn IN soslt ge,nt nit benz Dampfer BON
galttmpre. Mfatt 8srb ~nbuneea nit bsa
@tGn,pns unS NanSiqe. Ridmpnb unb Ye.
%tsrsbura, anb Gbsapeate unp SBtp @ifen,
babnen.
Nptal Vaf1agtere.
1o'oOY Y. ~ @ntunft tn &ttmrnb tisli6, ausseuprt.
mt ben Ni1mpnb unb peterSbura, Nnf
G%bsiapeate umb Sbip Giisntabnsn.
2pfnI Sra d. t.
400 q. 81. &ntunft In &idlnunb Montaa, ytftttuoS,
ano dretta9. Wtatt Ver6tnbungen in W:f
point NIT Gem Dampfer .Sis" spn BEN San
eunaen her 0iattippni anb Wamumtty
GluGen. ~
&eiite 5rdht mad cber BON YfdStn fibltb ysn Sid.
t,eno irtrp a%nesnpmnen Die g8asen fakren burd, spt
gBef gpint mad atlanta.
Ste ntesrt9ten 9retfe, pprfatise Sanbb,
Sune nre = Gsslisfetl %earantirt
o2preu9p. Vlls VI latins'" init earanttrten Staten
seesbsn.
Jabrfarten tuerbsn s~esfanft fir ale nbrbtiaen, III.
liten unb ws1liden qlasen. W.
~Gabrtarts sh baben in Der General @ifenbabusIif
9aentnr, go Watnfr.. i'm Gr banee 5ptcI uni am
Sesot er &Sntpagnie Ode Der %. Inb Dpa Strra6e
ID nm $. s. DpmsIae, @upt.
, 1877-08-28

Banferptt. M. g. 2eioD BON
Hihmonb uno u. Sudett DON BoDoton.
Medlenburs County, baben li6 faait
erflQrt.
, 1877-08-28

Sn Der 8eiierumg. SEER
SSomes g. Wooo pDm enquirer" mel.
der lett mebrersn Sa9en trant ,par, lit
in Der BeIierunq.
, 1877-08-28

0er mlung, Seute Mbenb 7
l1br. miro bas GonleruatiUe Gomite bes
Staates i'm Ggdonse Sotel lid perlam.
n,eIn.
, 1877-08-28

unf6lls. Sonntda Nahmittag
iisl Elm Yisrb Dor einem W%0belpasen in
0es Sroabiirase, nabe Der l0tsn, ourG
, 1877-08-28

@oIb idloB e~eltern Wtittag in Neu
Dorf nit 1045.
, 1877-08-28

Gis! Gis! Gis!
SD Bit iest i'm Stanbe has bette
NBrblth Cts {
~ iisferit. Die g)rei1e Tnb
Gir 5cteIs gu 40 Gents per 100 Ufuub.
Nn psrionen bic prn elmer bis flint 1pnnen
ns9rieu. 40 st. per 100 plumb, Incl. 8rabt.
Yin Jamilien unb Sffeen, son 5 bis 20
pfnnb. Seat per Viuno, incl. Jradt.
Mn JamiIien nnb Sfiesn, BON 20 Bis 50
pTunb, ! Gents PER piuno, incl. Graht.
Mn 5amilieu unb Slfeen, 50 uub mehr
Yfunb. ! Gent pr Ynmb, incl. Sradt.
Mn Builder, @isbGneler unb Salons ] St.
PER Yfunb. incl. 5ra1t.
Sd banfs fir Dos mir fets tewie1ene 2u>
trausn unb bite mir IL Ges fsrnsr au fdenien.
s. s. g M +.
lob Ode Der 19ttn unb gary ctr.
, 1877-08-28
Ntf'S
Dlumen- nno Wfmi(t-S aamen

irsrten ssYHanjt spn elmer Nltlipn 2eute In @,nertf q
Sitbe
Wif'S @reislins-30O @bbilpunssa, muir 2 Gents.
Wid's HiumenflDrer. pierteIiabrft6, rs Gents jatr .
d..
@if's Ylm men. @smaie.0arten SO Gents; In sls.
aanter Qetnmdat 81. 90.
ale msins @erHfeatiiAunssa wsrbsn in GneItfS Nv
Dsutfd seerudt.
Wsrellire; Sames Did, &sHsasr N. y.
, 1877-08-28
Ridmaabf eusr Alarm-T elearayb.
m = & q # E n.
I. 2 Grfs Yutissi station.
. 3 3peite poIi3ei Statiom.
HN..Lt. O1.

w. q %tI1l PPt3et &Ilttpn.
NO.. 3 3wsite poIi3ei Station.
~. 4 Erttte Yori3st @htisn.
30. S Sprissabaas, BIZ Straee. NAH.
Broab.
no. 6~5'tt ans Gabbsr sonle," g,saS
StraBe, awii@sn Der 9ten unb 1Oseu.
so. Z Sprtssnbaas, 1steu CTR. uat
Grantliu.
10. 10 Gcfetts.
30. f-3 Gde Der f2trn nnb Main CTR.
Np. ia Ode Der 10ten anb 8prb cir.
Nv. Is Gde BET fitn unb Carr ctr.
MU. 10 @de Ssr pine nnb Maim en-.
Np. II @de Ser 3ten unb DuYal CTR.
Wp. 2-f Gde Der rs fen nnb Broab CT
Nr. .2-3 gde Der f7ten unb Marlbau e,r
NO. 2-4 Gde Der 17ten anb Maltinatss
ctr.
ND. 2-5 MetruspIitan Gifen.M srf., ?
ctr.
Np. 20 Ode Der 5tfu unb Main CTR.
So. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Main CIR
80. 80 Ode ber 22tsn uns Main Ctr
30. ga Ode Der 13ten unb Gary ctr
SO. 3-5 Stabtil6ss @~rmenbans.
Mp. So Ireeesar Giiens@erfe.
no. Al @de Der 9ten unb 0eiab Ctr.
Mp. AZ 8rsab StraBe @ds Sail May.
No. 4-3 Gfe Sprins unb yine Ctr.
30. As @as ct. Sames unb Dusal CIR,
Ms. 4-6 SprIsenbsas, 25ns Ctr.
no. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. So Gds Der Clap I'M @ilmer Ctr.
no. SO Gds Mi1pQlonar. anp Rsdetts
, 1877-08-28
Stub nfaamem.
Ganbreth'S ttcuer Niibeniaameft.

Da i'd iosbsn cine aanse @enbung son
1antmtb's biesjdbrissn neuen &iibsniaamen
erbalten bate, 10 bin Id i'm Stanbs, isbem
Nbncbmer fofcrt bamit gu psriprsen. aGufer
ypn srSberen partisn eenisBsn bebeutsnoen
Gatatt.
Nabs,bemt iino ale Sortsn BON 2anbretb's
@attsnlameteisn bon Der %iinsltsn uno fril9e.
fen Sprte itsis S0rrGtbie.
257 E. P. REEVE, Mpptbefer,
602 6. Narlbalft. nabe benz Neuen Warft.
, 1877-08-28

GntfIoben. Daniel Sox. Negsr,
entFlob eeItern ols Dem Gettengang.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-29

and that is a Hayes party. Never
was there President SO universal
ly popular. That portion of the
Democracy who are not place hun
ters, believe that Hayes intends to
settle affairs, and that's what they
want. The Republicans believe
that he means to do it, and yet
maintain the principles of the Re-
publican party, and they are enthu-
siastic in approval.
The police magistrates have been
taken in and New York is laughing
at them. One morning man was
discovered by policeman trying to
break into store. OF course he
was arrested; and before the mag
istrate he made a statement. lie
was Dane and came to this coun-
try twenty years ago. Having
been enticed into gambling house
and robbed, he became the unwil-
ling victim of thieves and had lived
a life of crime for twelve years.
He had just been pardOned out Of
the Ohio psnitentiary, whittier he
had been sent five years ago for
robbing the 1st National Bank. of
Cincinnati. He had walked all the
way from Columbus; could get moth
inr to do: but determined not to 90
back to his old life had slammed
robbery that he might be sent to
Sing Sing, where he could live and
be honest. Intense sympathy was
excited for this penitential thief.
Suits of clothes were given him,
money was sent to him, and infu-
entail parties got him a place in a
paint store. Hansen was about to
walk out in a blaze of virtuous glo-
ry, when unfortunately he was rec
ognized and detained. The matter
was investigated, and it was found
that the bank in Cincinnati had
never been robbed, that he had new
CT been in the Ohio penitentiary,
and had never committed any par
ticular crimes. In short, he was
merely very impudent tramp who
had calculated nicely as to how to
make raise. The moment it was
discovered that he was not har-
dcned villain who had got a spasm
of repentance, all interest in him
ceased, and he was bundled ous
with as much readiness as he had
been taken in. But lie got away
with some excellent clothes, and
money enough to set up a small
bar.
Business is Improving, and eve
rything wears better aspect. The
city is filled with buyers, and the
merchants are encouraged. Eve
rybody expects very good spring
trade, and men begin to wear their
old-time faces. Goods are going
in quantities South and Southwest :.
The Northwest is better stocked,
and will come in later in the sea-
son. PIETRO.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-29
Letter. from Kansas.
JUpsON, KAN, Mar. 1877.


EDITOR STAR:-As nothing of
note had transpired Of late, l know
l am pardonable for not writing be-
fore. Just returning from Bloom
ington, where Court was held in
and for the County Of Franklin,
State of Nebraska, / will tell you
about the trip. We left home the
18th, travelling the prairie dog road
west 20 miles. A road could not
be more crooked, even though it
had been laid out by common gar
ter snake. This is the road j. G.
Fremont travelled when he came
West, exploring the country. The
road was called prairie dog because
west Of US is a stream Of that name,
and the little animals being so nu-
merous in the vicinity.
The Court that we attended at
Bloomington commenced March 5th
Judge Gaslin presiding. There
were 20 cases OH the calendar; sew
cral criminal-one for assault with
intent to kill, one for assault with
intent to commit rape, and others.
The calendar was cleared up.
The long-looked-for day has
passed, and this part of the moral
hermitage is satisfied with the re-
suit Gas you saw by the returns from
this State, last FalD for Hayes and
Wheeler. The Republicans here,
rs well as in other States, had cause
to rejoice that eight living souls
belonging to the electoral commits
sion should decide so great qucs-
ton in favor Of their choice; yet if
it should have been otherwise de-
cidcd by that tribunal, great many
would not have been disappointed,
as they could almost see "Sammy"
installed as President. They ex-
pected it was game with nine
points in favor of the cause Patrick,
Grover, Cronin, etc, espoused; but
the sitting of so much trash showed
to all sound Democrats as we'll as
Republicans that Samuel was in the
wood-pile, with his heels sticking
out.
1t has turned Geld again. and
farming has been stopped till Spring
opens for good.
Hosts of people arc moving by,
going to the Hills. Valentine &
Lohff, of Riverton, have loaded a
train with sausage, lard, bacon and
hams; each wagon containing about
two thousand pounds.
The Omahas Qndians) came
through here this week. They have
been on buffalo hunt, and slaugh-
tered quite herd. They captured
80 head Of ponies; but would not
tell Of whom; yet We believe they
struck the Sioux somewhere, al
though they would not own it. l
will close by promising to write Of
tsner in the future. QUIx.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-29
Cur New York Letter.
Life Msurdnce-POiiticdl-THc Pcni-
tent Tamp-Bnsiness.

NEW YORK, March oath, 1877.
The Life Insurance Companies
are in a state of mind, for the Leg
islature is investigating them. 1t
is shown that some companies pay
their Presidents such salaries as
S37,500 per year, medical cxamin-
ers from $4,000 to $4,000, and
thc legal advisors of the companies
have an equally soft thing of it.
The public is exercised about it,
and it is not to be wondered at,
especially as the officers vote them
selves these salaries. The public
don't care so much about the sala-
rios as they do about the other work
seine Of the officers have done.
For instance, enc President was
paid $4,000 for wrccking another
company. The investigation shows
that it has been regular thing for
two companies to combine and send
out men to weaken confidence i'm
one of them, that majority Of it's
policies might be bought up for lit
tie or nothing, those who refused to
be so swindled being ro-insured in
the surviving company. The in
quiry now being made is a good
thing. The shysters in the bust
ness will DO made known, the weak
companies will be weeded out, and
those entitled to confidence will be
made all the stronger and better.
Leaving out the disappointed
Democracy, who expected places
under Tilden, and the almost as OBJ
jcctionable Republicans who make
politics a business, and find that
under Hayes it is no business at all,
there is but one party in New York
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-29
Farm For Sale.

We will sell, at any time within 1 months
from the date Of this v-rtisencnt, u farm OF
100 acres, located in Lake. township, Lake
county; % acres cleared; gOOd log house; plrn-
ty of good water; about 2O,GO feet Of excellent
pine. This tract PROMISES 10 b~cOme n fine
fruit farm. Is 3mlcs from Railroad; n miles
from school house, and IA miles from the
Pcre Marquette River, one Of the most bcauti-
full streams lin existence. There are some 80
young peach trees, about lar.c enough to
transplant; ALSO some young apple trccs-nat-
urul. Price, GyO. Title perfect. There Is, afso,
q large bed Of muck on this place. Call on or
address, Com Il ItADCLIfrH
Jan. I, IT. lsaldw in, Itch.
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There Is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists. that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue rs BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
OIL the breast, Consumption, or any dis
ease of the Throat and Lungs. a proof
Of that fact Is that any person afflicted
can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size Mt 75 cents. 1t has
lately been introduced I'm this country
from Germany, and its wonderful cures
are astonishing everyone that Use 1t.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try
1t. Sold by A. M. Burnam. t5-A
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To The Voters Of Pleasant Plains.

take this method of informing you
that you are ut liberty to use my name
as candidate for the office of town.
ship treasurer Of Pleasant Plains town.
ship, at the coming election. II elect
ed shall use my best efforts to keep
the books straight, and shall cover back
into The treasury crery dollar of charges,
.fccs, etc., which may be due from The
township III rcason Of scrpi~s rendered.
CiiAs. *, RADcIIFFE.
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Land For Sale.

We offer for sale, eighty acres Of land In
Eden township, known as the west hair Of the
southeast quarter ofScction 7, Town 90 North,
of Range IL West; for $500; 500 cash, and the
balance In work, such ~ clearing, fencing, &C..
on an adjoining eighty. None but those de-
string to make actual settlement ned apply.
Conn & RADCLIFFE,
baldwin. Mich
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Notice..

U, 3. LAND OFFICE, IONA, MIcH.,l
March sth, 1877.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Of
fee by Francis NJ. SlaytOn against william
Herdman for abandoning his Homestead En-
try, No. 762o, dated March 2Oth, 1875, upon the
N. w. 4 section ~, Township ~ North, Range
II West, In Lake County, Michigan, With q
view to the cancellation of said entry: the
ut this Office
On the 24th Day Of april, 1877,
ut o'clock p. NJ, to respond and furnish tes-
timony CONCERNING said alleged abandon
ment. f.. STEVENSON, Register.
J. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.