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The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
DOM ESTlC.
A NEGRO MrRpRRER SENTENCED.

NEGRO MrRpERER SENTENCED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Nelson Arden, &
negro, alias William Moore, was convicted
Wednesday, in the County Court of BERTHE
NC, for the murder of John Webb, store
keeper, and was sentenced to be hung III
December. Seven negroes and five whites
composed the jury.
AN INSURANCE OFFICER BEnINDHAND.
A Cincinnati despatch says j. L. Colling
Secretary Of the Wes'ern Insurance Com
pany, is behind $4,000 In his accounts
The company was made secure by mort.
cages on his property, and removed him.
ANOTHER CHICAGO BANK CLOSED.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Central National
Bank of Chicago closed its doors This morn
Ing.
MAKING A MATCH ON Mr.. LoRILLARH'S
OFTEN.
New YORK, Nov. S.-Iuforma.ion reach
ed this city yesterday that $4,000 had
already been raised in Kentucky towards
the SIC. 900 10 make the match offered by
Mr.. Pierre Lorillsrd, to run his horse
Parole against Ten Brock next summer,
two miles and half, over the Saratoga
course or At Jerome Park, for that sum.
MURDERED ITALIAN.
1t seems the Italian murdered In Baxter
street last night was named Mtchse Cat
tscbe or Csttscci. His body WAS horribly
cut,
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.
INVASION TO RK RErElLEp BY roKcl

INVASION TO RE REPELLED RY EeKCR.
CINCINNATI, Nov. PA San Au;erio
Tex, despatch says: "Genersl O-ti YES
terisy received an official copy of the order
of presiien, piSr 10 General Da'scu. com
nAndipg the N.XcXn forces on the tori, r.
to rele, INVASION by United Sa'ts trec?s
by force, Ad General Treviuo fas h~cu
ordered TO the Rio Granie With 2,tiNN TROOPS
TO carry out the order. General Orb has
seleSrsphed to the President for smother
regiment Of cavalry
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--~Tau
sHERIFEs s.1,p,
SHERlFFs sALh,

b. ~ Tirtue II f4wcit Of v,,..
% 4iit NE directed. wi. b VI ,.S, .vS,e"aita,
mi Rtp' ply ny Geo. " ur'ijn, uGli,, 81 81 sltr. trr.
oon'i's''n' on New cssj:iIss dopI1,,,, n I,, y \
SATURDAY, = he e'th day Of ty,,.,.
'ne sn nfo,lowios described lteaI ,a l..
,.aa All that certaln lot nisa i@Sl Esat,
nn ,ahd, situated III the heI, 1;tn piece, Or !,
oranrs Or ,nelaf sgra,, pom on ti ibsle,'s 81 sa
streets, at a corner corn"s'h "f frontai'
OF John Sc, ers' dec'd " iahd ,Ed late@',
street St ese same easterly par t'iy' '. a., so
s,aKe' > na thence southerlv' ' o1 1h,lhehet
ange street twentv.siyy epafalIt VI
tva,.ty tnenGe westerly paralIsl Wiz Sgt 70 i
sWed't;y.seyen ss = e 'ett nine r"n.a.ooSteo, D.
same nor. her,y twen,v.sstivl avs vltatocea0 tvo
OF otbeglnning the i1asryov.. s.S leet tIoIa
OF q on one-story R.jck Sb, = iitnsc cod
. seized and taken in M e,laIl. =, lIhl.'leon
perry OF George McCnrnH rSnHIeecallol IL ss1
,her,rs on ISAAC GRJiRqP'' 'G9e y
nOv6.ts 0aStle, Nov \
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\ ye.y handsome art!iicial wrea h is made
Of cardinal rti satin N.Isueri.eS and satin
leaves Of the same color, wita few black
sam leaves Ip,er<persed
For sevru.y years the Aiaus family have
teen represented 4, Washingtou.-
WheS that's nothing, they have teen
hanging s-ouni auct4n; snl modern cApt.sls is
stree The Eve OF their expulsion from Para
i.Se, ou; hats no: admitting that the city
If NA>elDStou is anything like the old
homestead
NJ. Elias Mapes, member Of the New
York Assembly, who was e,ecsed from
Mocroe coUry on the WorkuA men
'<Ne:. >as printed card denying bi
sMe-.3 Republican pyec!ivitiss. sni syow
.n> Is ;G'enriou 10 &C: SIS the represents
We " me uG|ei Wockingmen's party. b.
wrsll !. y IS 2o;uips:s!
The DQc2e>s Of EiEjames, whose hus
pam! Represents N France the ROYAL rscs O
the >.uA-,s a.sl X hose AL hority in sll sport
,uc matters : acsnoS 81 Ee.i. has written $
ooaN Or horses :ar The education Of lie,
c.:,irea, which. a..tol.a unpublished So
s.. II maaU>,'tPt form, IS pronounced +.
7,..7 legged judges Who have Rad ii, 10 D,
s3ul,-Atle.
Qlaa N.e,o-is requisites All discipline.
her children IS If they were sill hovs 81
girls. L.Npoli IS 'wer,y four years ola
bu. lis Sill b; movements Or plans sre tele
c-arA.i o T:-3so- or Bs,uorsl ty ore G
Aa> sa.:e @. = rscxci Sunday. when i
El-.a. >,o:,Ae'. = 4acsPie! 81 Invita- 10
- a,,sri;he e i>co7s, church, IN, received
I~x m.la'es bt .oe4 the hour Of service
positive orders 10 20 ,s the PressyssriA "a
lchareh, walsa ae 5kt.
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E, r, kHnkel' Bitter
ut iron.

z, F. Kunkel's celebrated bl.'s1
Iron will eifectuslly cure ll?ei ur.
jaundice, dyspepsia. cnro1le ="
'iebi ity. chrome dlarrh"ea. r!'n"S ,.S
sldneys and al di eases afl.II; is,f
iisnrdered liver, sLoma"n o. ~.
uch as cons tipalton, Il tu!elEJ1
ii es, fultne~s @ oieS'i IA Inc t'.a tesu
Jf the stomach. Nausea he"I'ySa.at
or food futlne - or wtigls ID ~. s',,g
ore eruulaiioLs, sinking ef '"s L%S
he pit OF lie stomach, >W' A'i;.,"s h,us
lead. b ariel or dl1iedi' o'e e',HtIii sris
1gS at the heat, c-ukins q. .,rs ~
,-l Sattuu phen in .yirg e'''lu'' h:
II yls,. on. dots az " 0, 0ftoFe =, ~
iutl paln in the head, dt fltleE" I'D
,,ira,ion. ye!!uwu-ss Of the - ,nast 4
lalu in the side, oach, head ,u .,rin
tc sudden r.5>h~s ot l-:i. ourH. III a \
iesh, conatsu IulAgln-! $50 !, rrNl
le,.res<ion of fslirl P'iSs ,not nj
S-ware of cou Ilsr:eits. 10 W, o,.rl|
.Tugsisi palm of me oilS' mt Tt' n
,firun ne may say j. Il gooI nil
auukel's Bitter Wine o. iFohi rr1]
,ther. Kuusel'. Bitter :" .,,s .. I'M
sold in bulk-only IN 5 oo.tie.v .vin,l1
xe!, Prvprie oE. NO. - ; o.tI III drrasl
ohitaueiphs Pa soi1 oS a'' w.
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Z. F. Kunaels uSI for
kuukeis shampoo
the HAIR

The best snd cheapest 2 al : h fey ~
d.nd!a ha,d f4as stsy n ria;ioa i9s S;hs ,8 sbs ~
.hs inns nsa's! ID "a ssd + 'pi!5s is ssSsiI si
very shnE. ilEre, Trey Plti s.3ti snd y
nv ;.lr ra.- sui relds. Il md a silI
Tney irpsrI = eEi nancy - al, sNd,,,
reaares ce 10 braid So W.. Iva led; u
hair arsSslug Ehzy Sss 1. ,idness, .
Sha,,, @ p, c cans t1s ',.,.'' ,,1rss .I hsah
caused q : !. ~ IA; ahd ,.,s?s 9s,izpsa a
s~4rTa . aad isU,i4aL Tss.1r Ts.,..tnrs lsie,.'
urs! an.i glossy e'ss''s, - pr;r, PEI b?.ll
harsh ana Why hslt. -, no az seud q
Ask your draSsisi toF W. W N So:'a y
Kunkel. Proprie'or 20
greet. Philsds- fsh-s
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MEN CASTLE COUNTY SS,
THE STATE DELlW4R
To THE SHERIFF OF NEW ,AsTLE t,orSsy
L iIREETIA

I'oTHE SHERIFF OF NEW rAsTLE COUNTY
GREETI>G.
WHEpEAs lane Sullivan. by her next
trien !. James A. Atweil. by her petition IL
ne Ju 49, Of our superior , ourt. filed in
The Office of the Proihonotary II the said
~ourt aud Tor the County OF New iasrle
- ior the eau = OF com Fla. ut tn re L
alleged, raS made apple ton Ia
SEAL our said Judg-s that decree Ii a,
I De PRONOUNCED di>soiving the mar
0- rlage existing between the petg-
.loDer and Ser husband John ull:yan
We therefore command Won AS Won have
Se-n n.rr nbeic.e c"mmaDued, that you
summon 10 Il =. l.yau 50 that he br ans
appear b"l ~ tJ- >ai Judges OF our ss4 I'd
'uteE-oE cur -. tus next .rrm hereof. Il
2 NJ L z New aStle i'll and for the Conn
o- A.W t.s>tlr, ON Monday the u l. da
,; November aeX..IO answer the allegatio :
}! tLie 81 q p tIiinn, aud also TO show ca use
/ a. A- Las. why a secrte OF lhe laid
our: 81 su'd not tie made disSolyiug the
III 4; rlase existing between him and TIE
cid PeLltIorer, according 10 the act As
'eurbiy IN such case made aud Or yided
Il also TO do and receive what the iG
our sHai then and there consider concerr
aE Dim In this behaifas t. the Court shaii
.eem meet and Consistent w71b the rroyi.
,.oAs u the sa:d act OF Assembly,
"Nles tae Honorabl- Joseph P. Come
rs. L q, at New a>tle the gjth Tay OF
aa!, A. u. e!gate-n hun ed and eventy.
ven. CHARLES BEAo7ON,
4se1e'l Aug. . ...s. Pro'honoiary,
E- ah.Ys Is ttue copy OF summo a.
aHg--u lsA.C GECBB, She i'll.
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TELECRAMS.
EAsTERN WAR.

A BATTLE PROGRESSING AT TIRNovA.
LONDON, Nov. aS.-A despatch from
Bucharest says that great battle Is pro-
gressing at Tlrnova.
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Chinehnls Is the fsvorits icssy fur iar
the coming sesson.
Tie Queen OF Picture Books is rightly
named. Il is OF he same size as Chs..er-
box, las 4 oesu...a. ,tn1raviug or every
page, sDd the soeou pAnyug sketches ST,
msde with great care. Nsuy Of the sketches
sri pictures describe sui illustrate the hsb-
rs Of animals. sni sasrs Is nNhi2s Il hn,ks
which is SO likely to please young people.
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TO order
and
Milnina zion DEL
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y. JOS L., rai4c. Dyere 40 y. From
=. 1--sss- Srsncs Office corner Ninth and
s.ne -eets, Philadelphia ladies' and
J-ai4rnens Garments Of every descr D.
.4o2 - 81 Or C3eansat Kid Shoes Eastf,,
RS a1d Gsnves Dyed or Ogesnsai,
April -.
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Tame Worm Remover .

Head and sll complete, ~ ~, b,
10 fee till mead passes, sr Ir'
.tomacn warns removed ~ .aIphl
ss4 North Ninth street fEllarfi sing I'LL
Send 10. c!rru'sr. Fc.Tsmo,n,nur; ,,nnr d
u stomach worms call or gnrygssIsa ysssIsa
n; a,k iog be- .e Of n;Is, OG|
srs. ,earbasr,1ape ~orln oe -,nrea .1l
osbeI rrms can.se e resdll! renO'
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FOREIGN.

LORD BRAcoNsFIELD's RETIREMENT.
LONDON, Nov. 3S.-The Morning Post
authoritively centrsdicts the rumored re
tirement of the Earl Of Beaconsfeld from
public life.
A BRIG IN PORT FOR REPAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-The brig 9. c. Robin
son, Liverpool for Philadelpaia, has put
Into Milford with the loss of water-tanks
and sails.
BARKs Ashore.
LONDON, Nov 3.-The bark Chin Yang,
New York for Southampton, is ashore at
Warren Lodge, near Southampton, and is
In dangerous position.
The bark Argo, New York for Rotterdam
is ashore near Rotterdam.
STEAMER ASHORE.
A Lloyis telegram from Liverpool states
that the steamer Bohemia, from Boston, is
ashore, high and dry, on Bristol bank. She
is expected to come OF with the tide.
INTERRUPTED WIRES.
kilograms between this city and Liver
pool are delayed in consequence of inter-
ruptions on the wires.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-30
SDcCial Premiums

Being desirous OF promoting the i'm
terests of the Third Annual Fair OF
Lake County Agricultural Society, the
following special premiums are offered:
For the best collection of vegcta bles
--oae gears subscription to the STAR. 4
For the best collection of stock-not
less than five head-One years. SUD-
scrfpGon to the STAR. tt
For the best collection of poultry
not less than four val ietics-one year 8
subscription to the STAR. NNi
For the best display ofhouse plants
not less than four varictics-50 calling
cards. ttt
For the best loaf yeast bread, made
by girl Is years age or under-5O cali
ing cards.
For the best 5pounds butter in rolls
80 coiiiag cards.
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The Plains y

In Clare county, as in Lake, there
arc many acres Of plains land. In
speaking of the prospects of settlers
engaged in farming on these tracts,
the Farwcll Register. says: tt
We frequently receive inquiries re-
gardinx the plains or open lands, in
the northern part Of this county; quail
ity of soil, adapt;lhility for farming
purposes, etc. Last week we received
u letter from "A man i'm Ohio, making
suclI inquiries. In answer we would
say that most of these iandsin all parts
OF this section, are susceptible of maxi
ing good farms and producing abund-
-antly, by proper care and cultivation.
From iIlmistakable evidence, these
lands, at IL period not far remote, were
covered with u heavy growth Of tim
Der, which was destroyed 10y fire which
for years has consumed each succeed
ing growth of vegetation, until the top
soil Is almost bereft of vegetable sub
stance, which needs reforming, and
THEN the land is returned to It's normal
condition Fs, ~
Now, the question arises, can this
reprOuuctiol 80 as9oplp piisiled cheaper
than timDcfe" y. "a sFlil isc cleared and
fitted. Men wI.uiiye OH the plains,
and have figured on this matter, say
that IL can, and such appears to US to
be the case.
We sometimes meet persons who say
that the plains IRE worthless sandy
wastes, unfit for cultivation. This Is
mere twaddle. Whea we drive over
this land, see plenty small stones and
gravci---firm reads, on which II wagon
jingles--corn stalks eight feet high,
large turnips, bagas, potatoes, squash,
clined to think that tue land Is COED
for something. nr 80 n fE 4Ni
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The HPine BarreHs.H

Willie we do not intend to convey
any FALSE idea In regard to the agricul-
tural value of oui pine lands, we wish
to do what we can to remove the inn
preston that those lands are worthless
in that respect, -
As step In that direction, we quote
the following from the Detroit 7rib,sse:
"In connection with what we said u
day or two since as to the real value
for agricultural uses Of the wooded areas
Of this State, what are commonly
known as pine lands,' and are very
generally supposed to be barren (as is
the case with much of the pine tim
bered soil of the country, we can now
state some further facts which have
just been brought to our attention and
strongly corroborate our previous state
inents: ~ as 1ftl
"R. ID. Hubbard & Co., of Sandusky,
have been forsycars largely engaged in
numbering operations in Huron county.
This territory, 1t will be remembered,
was devastated by the fires of 1871,
whicl, swept 1t as with the bcsom of
destruction. Their pine lands have
since been subjected to tilluge by the
firm, and Mr.. y. T.. Thompson, Secre-
tary Of the State Agricultural Society,
who has just returned from visit to
that district, Is enthusiastic over the
results of this experiment. The men
and teams once employed in the lum-
Der business in and around the mills
are now engaged in the farming oper-
ations Which have taken the place of
lumber making. Mr.. Thompson has
shown US samples of three kinds of
wheat-tlic Treadwcll, Dielil, and
spring-and of barley, all plump and
clean; splendid timothy seed; and peas,
Of which there have been hundreds of
acres raised, and which is held to be
of equal value with corn for fattcning
swine. Some splendid -four made on
the premises from this years wheat
the uncrushed grain.
Aid 1t all goes to show that the riches |
to. be gathered from the cultivation of
the soil Of our pinerics are more lasting
and consequently more valuable than
the timber growth upon which the
owners have been heretofore disposed
to base their valuation of their land.
The proceeds Of this single tract of the
Nfcssrs. Hubbard cannotbe less, Mr..
Thompson thinks, than SiO, 900 for this
year, and their barges which formerly
tlreir lumber down tho lakes
are now used in transporting these
Slrm productions to the market.
l"The result ofthis experiment /, Of
the utaiost importance to this State,
which contains so many thousands of
Acres oflands which, the timber growth
thereon having been fellcd, are popu-
;.rly regarded as agriculturally worth
ess, and therefore neglected"
Charlie McSloy is entitled to be called
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MURDER WILL OUT.

A few years ago august Flower
Was discovered to be certain cure of
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, y few
thin Dyspeptics made known to tl.eir
frien ds how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its Use. The great mer-
its of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER bccame
hcralded through the country by sne
sufferer to another, until, without all
ycrtising, its sale has become inmensc.
Druggists In EVERY TOWN in the
UAited States are selling it. No person
suffering wi Tia SourStoniach, Sick Head
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc., can
take three doses without relief. Go to
your Druggist, A, M. BurRam, and get
y BEETLE for 75 cents and try 1t. Sample
bottles 10 cents. t5-24
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ls.7 Aug, u m ap IN opm Ayer'gc Wind
WeclSlyaveragc, g7.5i degrees above zero.
Denotes variable. n Qt.n t.tsst

We understand that Highway Conn
missioner Swift, Of this township, de-
clined to contract for building anotht 4
bridge over the stream, south Of town,
last Saturday; and that he also, refused
to contract for building the "corlur,y''
anti for clearing out the road. The
reason given by Mr.. s., for not letting
the jobs, was that he had made up his
mind that by SO doing he would over
step the bounds of the law In the mat
ter of expenditure of public money.
III we have the correct version Of the
affair, Mr.. Swift Is to be commended
for his manly action. The affairs of
Pleasant Plains township are fast as
suming good shape, and no citizen who
has the welfare of the community at
heart desires to sec them again thrust
into the ruin Of a few years ago.
The September number of tho ABaer-
icdn Agricuiturist Is at hand, filled, as
usual with its predecessors, with inter-
esting matter for the farmers. Terms,
SLIGO per annum; postage paid. Ad-
dress Orange Judd Co., PAS Broadway,
New York.
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Rnmors Of Anotler War!

But the effect is to send goods down
instead of up. a.tstls -
For preof Of the above, call and cx-
anime our new prices before purchasing.
~ Remember
"One dollar saved Is worth two dsllars
earned.u
Our stock was never moro complete.
Respectfully yours,
5tf EMdETT COON & co.
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Land ilr Sale.

ssss sss sss:s.:s .sss:ss.: .sf::: = s.s & 81
S!;sS: $s;'Ssi : s I:s! 8; &; &;
dsr cujs sivSfion. acisndi8 chance fcf rsrdsn- S
Ing. FOR terms en0uire AZ the once offho
'"'if w LAkE COUNTY STAR,
"a t b-l2 oa Baldwin, Mich. +.
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Fira lnSurdnlcaI !

Don't let your Store, Dwelling,
School House, Church, or other Build
Ing, 20 another day without having It
insured In RcIubte Companies; either
the Underwriters, of New York, or the
Phoenix, ofHartford. f.s. a,3 ,i..,..
C. X. RADcLIFFE, Agent,
e,f Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-30

"A ksh City. Mich. Ma. Martignn, late OF
~ Ais>oan &ar, aad graduate ofo OF the
uAit tAE schssls In the ooantry, has formed a
1Afen ership WITH 4. G. shaw, or Reed City, for
lesarancs, &c. Owuers Of land wishing TO
diaess6ef ~ placing the descriptions
IN theArAands, can depend "a having every
oaeaplcts Abstracts 81 Lake and Osceoia coun-
ttes Aestruets Furnished on short notice.
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Ladies'! try a box ofthat ''I,alI Blue,'
offered for sale By Jones q Hollister.

With q singie-tllrend sewing ma
chine, a pair Of pantloens nlny be sewn
lnfhenor snly to bc ripped In dlishonor.
Itfs the knowledge that htsinwere made
On a D6uhle-Threod Lock Stitch ,stpo-
-aestie', Sewing Machine which expels
fear nom the breast Of q man, when he
llenhs cleRr over the lbanlster rail on
sunday lmorning and bawls---'' Bridget!
,Lring up the bilin' waterl'' f'1sf Slti
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EAg.raying!

All epdiRery epgraving on wood done
promptly, handsomely and at reasonable
rates. Send your orders To address, of
LAKE COUNTY STAR,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Dr. =. =. Peck.

Dentist, Reed City. Twenty-four
years practice. OfIice, over the Jewell
~ stsre fsrsasrly swncd BY Hubbard.
$50
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Fgsssxrvr ofIAks county. Will at
vs~d promptly and carefully to all bus
igess relating to payment of rcsidcn;
- Asu.resIdent taxes. Address, Bald
vin, Lake Co., Mich. S-4l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-30

That Butter Powder sold by Jones
q HOlIlnter, has been tested, and found
~ verIxla great saving Of the labor In
churnknk- aant rsff4H oUi ~ sulfy
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And for the benefit of their many
customers and the public general
ly in this vicinity, will here state
that they have the best selection
of goods, and the lowest prices
ever offered in this market. They
wish it distinctly understood that
they will not be undersold either
by home or foreign competition.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
all, to call and examine goods and
prices. ....,ts.
( .ls sp.a 80 ,.4a .fsta ,q'l 8 t.i,1 $50
q +.
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Weather RepQrt.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYates township: M q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-30

4 FkiA NSnss has been newly fnished
- fs-f>arnished, and will be kept In
1yt-class style. Charges reasonable.
G@ed stabling. #. Indermill, Proprie-
ter, Baidwin, Mich. 1886
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MsncsPathic Physician 4 Surgeon.
O1esAnA residence on Slosson Avenue,
Reed City. Mich s-5
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IUAIi II4l 3. are the eurest md safest
'rcmedy for ladies in dslicote helth. t5-3f
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Charlie McSloy is entitled to be called
"papa," now. A bsy--born Aug 10Th.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-30

Chas. X. Radcliffe,
Nsssv51 sA,ic. viii attend promptly to alI
nAstns~s entrusted to his caro-. Address,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
The original Penny Store.

Among the many business houses Of
Cairo, OF which the BULLETIN has r..
Gently made mention, We know OF none
winch is more universally popular than
the Original Penny Store, No. 70 Ohio
LevGe. In their particular line OF busi>
ness no house In the city commands
better trade, and none are more worthy
or deserving than the above. Doing
wholesale and retail BUSINESS both, the
house naturally has Il very extensive
trade, which Is evident from the fact
that it is necessary that their place of
business be open both day and night in
order that its business be properly at
tended to. They do general commits.
sion trade, besides which prominent
feature In their line is supplying their
steamboat and city customers. They now
have on hand some of the finest butter
that can be procured in the market,
which they are selling at low rate.
Their extensive stock requires the use OF
four iloors-the basement, first, second
ana third stories, all of which are filled
with goods. A number of employees are
necessary for the transaction OF their
trade, and where such accommodating
individuals az Mr.. Walt Wright arc to be
found the public are sure to take their
custom.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
A Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with It's sudden
changes OF temperaturc-rain, wind and
sunshine often lntermingle in a single
day--it Is no wonder that our chill rem,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken from Us by neglected colds. half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
4 bottle OF BOschecs German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, large doctors
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia,
severe Coughs, Group, Or any disease OF
the Throat OF Lungs, its success is simply
wonderful, AS your druggist will tell you
German Syrup is now sold in every town
and village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, l0t.; regular size, zoe.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

ON Dec. 2lst. grand masquerade ball
will be given at Kluge's Hall under the
auspices OF number Of tie young gen,
tlemen OF this city. The best music that
can be procured will be in attendance, and
IL is proposed by the managers to make
the bail the most successful Of the season
in point Of enjoyment. As the initiatory
masquerade OF the year there is no doubt
but what the attendance will be large;
and as the larger the number, the more
the pleasure at q ball mask, we do not
hesitate to predict good time for those
who attend. The following are the com.
mlttee of arrangements
VIM. Nef,
Geo. NJ. Fraser.
Geo. VI. Fry,
Ed, DeZOnia,
Claude Winter.
Parties who wish TO attend eau pro-
cure masks at Dan Hartmann.