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The Lake County star., 1877-04-19
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Farm For Sale.

We will sell, at any time within months
from tile date OF this advertisement, farm Of
lyD acres, located In Lake township, Lake
county; Is acres cleared; good log house; plen-
ty Of good water; about 10000 feet Of ofexcellent
nine This truct promises TO become fno
fruit farm, Is3miles from Railroad; ! n miles
ron, sqhool house, and VI miles R frnia the
yo,,,,a prnnh trecs, about large enough to
transI)INnti also, some young apple trecs--nat-
,,rni Price, $50. Title perfect. There is, also,
q largo bed bf muck on this place. Call on or
,ddrrss Conn h RADCIIFrE
Jan. l., -. Baldwin, Mich,
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Our New York Letter.
The Beet 7rdde-7he Vanderbilt wa
The Je,cett Tragedy Political -
EuSincS8


New York, April II, 1877.
A new trade has sprung up be-
tween this country and Europe
which promises to be of enormous
benefit to both countries. Beef in
London retails ut from % to 40
cents per pound, which puts it out
of the reach Of the laboring classes,
except as a rarity. The steamers
were running from New York to
Liverpool with very light cargoes,
and the passenger business had
dropped off terribly in these hard
time. Beef in the carcass had been
transported from the West to New
York, in refrigerator cars, and the
thought occurred to some one "why
not to Europe in refrigerator steam
ers!" And so steamers were fitted
up for the transportation Of fresh
beef, and the business began. Cat
tie were brought from the far West
to Chicago, Toledo and other prin-
cipal points, fed OIL cheap corn, and
slaughtered, the carcasses packed
in refrigerator cars, brought to New
York and put into the hold Of the
steamers; and in ten days the meat
was exposed for sale in London, as
fresh and sweet as it was the day it
was killed. The effect was tremen-
dous. American beef was sold in
London for twelve and fourteen
cents per pound, and the monopo-
lists were troubled. They under
took to decry it as inferior, but a
trial dissipatcd that notion, and now
England is very largely dependent
upon this country for its meat.
The Vanderbilt will is not settled.
1t was understood that William ii.
had agreed to give each of the other
heirs million, in addition to what
was given to them by their father,
and that in consideration all pro-
cecdings were to be stopped. lie
settled with all of them but Mrs. lie
Bau and Cornelius. lie offered Mrs.
lie Bau her money, but as he de-
layed 10 settle with Cornelius she
refused to take it until he had set
tied with him. This he has not
done, and so it is probable that the
whole matter will be re-epensd.
The entire inciIiciency of the Pc
lice of New York, is shown in the
delay in getting anything in relation
to the Jewett tragedy. Here were
three wealthy men found on the floor
of the private Office ola great store,
two dead and one living, with re-
volvcrs and the fragments Of a hand
grenade OIL the floor. What little
is known about it was known before
the killing. 1t is known that the
younger of the Jewetts was on bad
terms with his uncle and The other
partner, and that it had been de-
cided to buy him out, and that the
meeting that morning was to con-
cludc the arrangement. Whe killed
the two men and so fearfully wound
cd the other is not known and at
the present rate of Investigation
probably never will be. The Police
either cannot or will not find out
anything about it. In Paris the
mystery would have been solved In
tive hours.
President Hayes is carrying out
the principles that he annoanpcd
would govern his administration re-
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Farm For Sale,

The undersigned will sell, cheap, to the right
purchaser, eighty acres OF land, situated In
Lake county, two miles from Chase, and nva
miles from Reed city. Thirty acres imprOved
god log house, good well OF water close tO
house; few beariug fruit trees; timber, beech
aud maple; an A No. l"Sugar- bush" one mile
from school house, and one mile from n
side track ON the Il. & +. N. Railway. For
further particulars inquire Of
COM Il RADCIIFFE,
RaIdwin, Mich.
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N0tice
Notice.
q. s, INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL TAXES.
Nav 1877 In Anril 40. 1879.
May l, 1877, to April so, 1878.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States,
person engaged In any business, avocation,
or employment which renders him liable to
SPE, IAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE
CONSPICUOlISLY IN HIS ESTABLISH-
MENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS a STAMP
denoting the payment of said SPECIAL. TAX
for the SpecialTax Year beginning May !,
1877, before commencing or continuing busi
ness after April 10, 1877.
A return, rs prescribed on Form II, Is, also,
required by law OF fcvcry person liable to Spec
ial Tax as above.
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The TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN The
PROVISIONS OF The LAW ABOVE
QUOTED ARE The FOLLOWING.

Rectifiers SaD w
Dealers, retail liquor - w
Dealers Wholesale liat,or lUO 90
Dcalersin malt liquors, wholesale 6O w
Dealers IN malt liquors, retail OW
Dealers In leaf tobacco - w
Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco 800 W
And on sales Of over 100, hfty cents
for every dollar In excess OF 81 ,OO.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco w
Manufacturers OF stills 90 w
And for each still manufactured 70 W
And for each worm manufactured ~ 90
Manufacturers of tobacco ~ 90
Manufacturers Of cigars I'D W
Peddlers Of tobacco first class (more
than two horses or other animals so 90
Pcddicrs of tOtaccO. second Glass; 1.-TWO
horses or other animals) . 10
Pcddlers Oft0baccO, third class Zone
horse or other animaD ID %
Petidlers OF tobacco, fourth class ION
foot or public cOnveyancc) 10 w
Brewers OF less than $40 barrels % w
Brewers Of 500 barrels or moro 100 w
Any person so liable, who shall fail to COM
ply with the foregoing requirements VIII be
subject To severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Spec
ial Taxes named above must app to >. >. bal:
ley. oIlector OF Internal Revenr. ut Grand
Rapids, Mich, and pay for and procure the
Speca-Tax Stamp or stamps they need, prior
TICE.
Special Tax Stamps will bc transmitted by
mail only ON receipt from the person or hrin
ordering the same of specific directions so to
do, together with the necessa,y posfage stamps or
postage on one stamp H. three cents, and on two
stamps six cents. Ifit IN desired that they be
transmitted by registered mail, ten cents addi-
tiona should accompany PT ihS HS "RplMaeaaiiiISms MaiIm
Commissioner Of Internal Rerenae.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, ID T., January ~, 1871.
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Notice..
U. s. LAND OFFICE, IosIA, MICH, !
March sth mi

U. s. LAND OFFICE, IosIA, MIcH.,l
March sth, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
flee by Francis NJ. SlaytOn against william
Herdman for abandoning his Homestead En-
try, No. 7tc,,, dated March 20th, lsIG, upon the
NV. 4 Section ~, Township 10 North, Range
II West, In Lake County, Michigan, with a
view Ia the cancellation OF said entry: the
at thls Office
On the PAN Day If April, 1877,
nj o'clock +. NJ, to respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged abandon
mcnt. +. STEVENSON, Register.
j. l.. JENNIN0s, Receiver.
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Land For Sale.

VIC offer for sale, eighty acres of land In
Eden township, known ns the west halfof the
southeast quarter dissection Z, Town ~ North,
of Range ID West; for $40; sl0o cash, and tho
balance I'm work, such az clearing, fencing, &c.
ON an adjoining eighty. None but those de-
string to make actual settlement need apply.
Conn & RADCIIFFE,
Rtldw In, kich.
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TAXING Errxor SUNDAY. DEC. 10, 1873.
rn.,s.ao,no nouru.wEsr.

Connections made at Toledo with the eLake shore
4 Mich Southern Il K for Cleveland and Chicago,
and with the 4 d X Il for (incinnau and the
South Also. with the r " D w Il to and freS
Michigan Central Railroad. for Chicago and LEGAL
points East and wcst and Vt Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Lansing 4 Lake Michigan X r; at Holly with tho
Detreit 4 Milwaukee. A. Flint with the Chicag.
4 Lake Huron. AZ East Saginaw with l.
il 4 = and ID 4 r g Divisions Of the Mich Cent.
At Reed city with the Grand Rapids q Ind. fer
the North and Souih. And at Ludington with
Steamers for Milwaukee, Pcntwater, Manistes,
Frsut or &C.
SANFORD KEsLsR, Asst sup't.
J.I NoURsE, ,Gsn1 Ticket Ast.
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oM,ial Paper Of the County.

TO ADVERTISERS The STAR
isno,e he only Taper printed IN
Lake county; circulotcs to escry part
ofas territory, rendering it a dcsir :
able atlcc,tising medium.
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IA Complete Pictorial History OF th o
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The Scientific American

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Dissolution Notice.

The Partnership heretofore existing he,
tween l.; II. Dain and q, W, Cook, .ie herehy
dissolved. e., w. CooK.
Dated, Feb. ath, 1871,
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Ion with the

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Patents arv obtninsd ON the hest terms, Models OF
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Land For Sale.

Ifo purchaser Is found between this date
and the first Of MAY next, the ~ acre lot known
ms the Fast u OF the Southwest = Of Section "
in Webbcr towhship, will be sold for s. per
acre. IL is good "plains" land, and free from
nil incumbrance. A clear warranty deed
given on day OF sale. Enquire ef, or address
c. X. RADCLiFF, Baldwin, Mich.
jan 10th 1877
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N. j. AKIN, NJ. D.
81 Monroe st. Grand Rapids Mich


them family patients careful cou,a sober
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A"e ssc'ors Location Is most eligible, eest oil
and convenient at
.! MO.roe 81, Rr.hSus I%se' Hsuse
aud he has also, another entrance at ''
81 Ottawa st between the Library
Separate rooms for different patients. Call early.
Patients rriving In the city should come st on cs ~
sec the Doctor before attending " other business
ONCE hours, "a. M. to ,. n. Sundays, 10 70 4.
DR.. AKIN
Ia preeminsntly successful In curing cases In his
Great Specialize. and has many living witnesses
who owe life md health to him, after having CIV
en- mp all hope Of relief. His remedies are almost
infallible with marvellous efficacy relieving symp.
tiRs and remeving the cause OF disease, restoring
the vital organs to their natural functions, purify
Ing and invigornting the whole system, and he Il
universally relied upon A.
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A DOCTOR WHO CURES!

ability
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TOO LATE! DIED THROUGH NEGLECT!"

o
by
SKIIL.FUL SPECIALIST
In
and The
the eiuCas
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Geo. M. Savays & Cas- Column.
Corrected, weekly.)
Baldwin,, April

cyy- Parties answering any Of these advertise
mcnts will please state where they saw the SAM.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
pIscoURAGEMENTs.

One of the most fatal hindcrances
to success, as we'll as to happiness, is
discouragement, 1t makes us mis-
cradle to lose courage, and feel that
our cares, duties and trials are more
than we can bear. Besides, it most
effectually, in majority of cases,
prevents the accomplishment Of
what we undertake. Ia no departs
ment of human toll or responsibility
are discouragements more likely to
Cypress us than in domestic life. -
Children feel this sometimes, fathers
often, but mothers most frequently
of all.
There is just one remedy to be ap,,
piled to a discouraged mind, and
that is determination to do the very
best we can under the circumstances.
1t is useless to sit down, disconsolate
because we cannot do all that we
would like to do--all that somebody
else could do--all that we might do
under other circumstances. Deter
mine to do the best We can do, in
in our situa' ion and with the means
we have at our disp SAL This is all
any one can do all any one ought
to desire or expect to do.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
SMYRNA SHOTS.

Judge Sessions and II. King ciicia,ed il
| the court at this place Saturday.
"A large audience assembled last Sunday
evening at o'clock to hear Rev. ID. l.. But
tolph preach, according TO appointment, but for
some unknown cause he did not appear
--Chas. E. Bassford and family have moved
{, Jewell Ga.
Prayer meeting every Sunday night at .'he
church.
Capt. T. J. Highiower says his cotton is
green and still growing and is not opening. =
Can not some of your agricultural corespon-
dents explain why it sol IL it TOO highly fer
allied or plowed too deep or whatS
Sorghum is the word most frequently used
now.
The Mayor of Smyrna has been in Atlanta
for some time,
Mrs. James O. Dowda is on visit TO her
motherss, Mrs. j. NJ. Ruff.
"A young gentleman near salt springs is
sSmiiten with the "beautiful blonde Of Con-
cord. OBSERVER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
Relief Without a Doctor.

Though we would by no means be understood
a. deprecatine, but rather as recommending
professional aid in disease. there are mutitudes
Of instances when it is neither necessary or ca
sy to obtain family provided with com
prehensive household specific like Hostettrr's
Stomach Bil,t.rs, is possessed OF medicinal re-
source adequate to most emergencies Iii when
medical advice would be otherwise needfu.
That sterling tonic and corrective invariably
Remedies, and is autholitively recommended for
debility, indigestion, liver disorder, an irregular
habit Of body, urinary and uterine troubles, in
c;pient rheumatism and govt, and many other
ailments Of frequent occurrence. 1t eradleates
and prevents Intermittent and reinittent fevers,
relieves mental dispondency, checks premature
decay, and inyigorates the nervous and muSeu
lar tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite are
promoted by it, and it is extremely useful in
overcoming the effects OF exhaustion and expo
sure.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
An Immense stock Of Goods.

Our fiiend, IL. Ilirsch, has this season tried
to accommodate every man, woman and child
in this section in the purchase Of u variety OF
goods that cannot fail to please. In perambu-
la,ing through his store the other day we We're
SURPRISED 10 see what all immense stock Of fall
and winter goods he has opened out. 1t is
about the biggest stock that has ever been
brought to Marietta, and as he is great becv-
er in printers ink, and shows his faith by his
works, we dout mind telling the people what
we saw there. He has Dress Goods Of every
quality, Silks, Alpacas, Caiicoes, exc. Over
coats, rubber and clol Ready -made clothing
in great variety; Millinery Goods Of all kinds ;
Sheeting, ,sLrting, ilannels, blankets, jeans ;
shirts. white and colored unlersliIts and
drawers crochet quilts childrens gloves and
stockings gents collars ind cravats; boots
and shoes gents and ladies oyelshoes; TN
brellas; trunks and valses; carpets aud oil
cloths; victims and accorleons; furniture, Con-
f.ctioneries, &c, &c, more than We have time
to enumerate here. Go to his store and see tor
yourselves, and what you don't see ask for
lie has bought these goods to sell, and sell he
must and will Tor it is too large stock to keep
on land any length Of time. Now is the tims
to get bargains lIirscL's store is the place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
sHoo ING ARRAY.
A colored Man Wounded

"Wafe," our Roswell correspondent r-por's
that shooting aitis,y occurred las, Sunday
af ernoon in tho road near the bank OF the
Chattahoochee river, short distance above
Mr.. VIM. Kelpin's residence. Moses Bacon, a
colored man Of Marietta, had been IN visit to
friends in Roswell and was returning with Lis
family in wagon, when at the above place he
was met by Poole South and - Rollins.
Rollins took hold Of tile rims of tue mule and
ordered Moses 10 stop. Moses asked Rollins
to let 60 his muls aud Rollins refused TO do il.
Moses got out of tie wagon, ADVANCED to the
head cfhis mule, took hold Of the hauds of Rol-
Inns and disengased them from the reins and
started buck. just as he was in tie act # get
ting into the wagon Rollins drrwa lislol and
shot Moses in the hip. inflicting painful
wound. Rollins has not been found, though
warrant is out for him.