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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09

the country is interested in the
settlement Of the troubles that have
SO long Frustrated business. Hayes
policy, rs it = called, has certainly
givss the South peace, and has re,
stored csnfdsnes in the future Of
the South. Southern INGREDIENTS are
here buying goods, which Is enough
for the business man. He comes
with ssmiling face and . look Of
confidence that he has not worn
since the war. Speak to him about
his affairs and he says, 81 knew now
what We are going to get" and he
buys and trades accordingly. Hence
the business men are all snthusias-
tic supporters Of the Presidents
policy, for they see in it an escape
from the tsrrors Of tho past four
years. 49,
The turn Of the tide illife insur-
anes has come. The inSurance
companies Of Hartford, and the
prominent citizens, determined that
the cid Charter Oak, with its splen-
did record, should not 20 down,
and they rallied to save it. Mar
shall Jewell, ex- Postmaster General,
and one of the most eminent manu-
facturers Of Hartford, has accepted
the presidency, and . board sfmen
Of similar capacity and character
second him. The old company viii
60 on, and pay dollar for dollar.
1t 10 well, for the ruin of the COM
panies was making trouble every
where. The unnumbsrsd thousands
who have the hopes Of families based
upon life insurance, want to have
SEINE assurance that their helpless
heirs will get what they contracted
for. The weak companies are about
al played out now, and those re-
naming, with perhaps one or two
exceptions, may be considered
sound.
The weather is cooler, and bust
ness has revived perceptibly. There
is every indication Of q good Fall's
business. PIETRo.
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Chanlcery Sale.

!. ISs SissSis GsSTs Ia ehanesry.
Darwin ID. Cody and Charles e. olncy, Gem
pininants.
Ifti e. tf4t4l u va. ~ rs effffs r.Iff. !
George Eormap y udah Whitcomb aud Charles
49, B. Whltcoinb, Defendants, f
In pursuance and by virtue OF decree Of
this court, mode In tho above entitled cause
on the Twentieth day Of July "A. ID. 1877, I, the
sutscriber, 2 Circuit curt Commissioner In
and Of aaid Lake county, Michigan, shall sell
It public auction TO the highest bidder,
On Friday Me f4th Day Of September,
A. ron, co r y S sar Hocs q Pa ::
county, In the village Of Baldwin, In said
county all that certain piece or parcel Of land
situated In the County OF Lake And state Of
Michigan, known ana described ~ The south.
Wet fracftonel quarter Of section Eighteeu
kanse Twelve a. West, .contaihlhg One Hun
drsd and Forty Five and Sl-l00 NcFes Of land,
sccQrding ~ goyernmsnt survey, together
ssIoss,a snssssG q 70. si:ustsd shsrsos with
unto sslsssi.s Or T. snsvls:s sPPsEta.9i.g
acre Of land IN the North west corner Of the
above described tract, herctofors conveyed 70
Jamse Norman; and slso, cxcspti a. the StanTI-
Isf Rlns timber upSr ihs trs9t q land above
,5lFl7IiiT Circuit dur Com Snissionsr. +
49,. 81 80 Lahs Ceunty, AichigHn- (,
Compla1nants' f3olicitDrpf -'l I =
Dated, baldwin, July Mn, A p.iSs.
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JUDsoN, SMITH Co., KANSAS,


July 18th, 1877.
EDITOR SrAE-Living a. the
writer does, some distance from the
railroad, there is but very little
news to chronicle sxceptths growth
of crops and the manner Of the
people in general. / wrote you
some time since of a murder
committed in our county. The
parties were arrested tried and con-
victed of manslaughter in first de-
gree. Prisoners. counsel made me-
ton for nov trial upon the grounds
that the verdict was net in accord
sncs with the evidence. Tho Judge
granted the same end changed the
place Of trial to Jewell county. Sc
ends the 6rst part in our murder
trial. The next thing Of import
ance that has happened Of late, was
the chase and capture Of horse
thieves near Judson. About four
weeks ago, couple Of young men
came into our neighborhood, stop
ping for the night with Rev. G. W.
Benton, who . short time ago, was
q close communion Baptist with
one exception; he believed er|
preached feet washing and love
fsasts); but oflate, has joined the
dunkards. Leaving his hospitable
mansion, they rode their beautiful
nags down into the eastern part Of
Kansas and disposed Of the same
in some way. When they were,
ready to start towards the west,
they Jay -hawksd q couple Of horses
and agreed amongst themselves, to
meet at said Bentsn's upon certain
night. They met, or two out Of
three did, at Benton's at the time
agreed on; one young nan being
caught by the Sheriff Of Cloud
county. Said prisoner not liking
the jswelry that adorned his person
and the Sheriff agreeing to relieve
him of it, provided he would tell
what he knew about the rest of the
party, he told that they were to
wait for him at Benton's that night.
The Sheriff did not get there until
morning, and found the parties at
breakfast. They succeeded in
reaching their horses and mounting
without bride or saddle. They
made race for life, but not being
able to guide their horses without
bride, it gave the Sheriff = chance
to gain upon his prey; getting with
in two hundred yards Of them, he
succeeded in planting ball in the
thigh of one Of them. The neigh
borhood was soon after them, and
driving them into Beaver Creek,
they were obliged to give up their
horses and take their chances for
escape afoot. The pursuing party
surrounded belt of timber and
caught the wounded one. The other
surrendered his arms to couple Of
women who took him in and gave
him his breakfast, and kept him
until the party came and relieved
them of their charge.
Crops are good; wheat yielding
from Is to 80 bushels per acre; corn
will be large crop. Weather.
hot days and cool nights.
-a ~ ~ ,ari Yours &c.
''''''" Z" QuIx.
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Land for Sale.

The Northwest quarter OF the Northwest
tho Northwest quarter, eighty acres; the
Northwest quartz Of the southwest quarter,
IiSsr Soitom MILE o. nom scbpol nGh, pass
Two miles from Railroad. Timber enough
for fencing. Forty acres cleared; Is acres un-
Ing. For terms enquire at the ONCE ofthe
n. itiiir tft LAKE COUNTY STAR,
.,uffi M 6-12s tlsf.5 lsrfHi. Al BALDWIN,. Mich.
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has been made In the con-
ditions ana payment Of . certain mortgage,
made, executed and acknowledged by Daniel
Pinora, Lake county, and state OF Michigan,
OF the first part, 20 Frederick. Mitchell, Of Os-
ceola county and state Aforesaid, Of the sec
1873, and recorded in the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds for said County of Lake, In the State
Of MiShisan' ON ths 9Th dsZ or July. ls7s, q.
signed by said Frsdsricf Eitchcll, o5 the
Township Of Richmond, County. OF Osccola,
Hersey, In said County OF Osceola, and State
2tth day Of July, 1879, and which said assign
lister of Deeds for said Lake county, in said
State, on the 9th day Of July, 1876, In Liber s
Assignment Of Mortgages, on page ON which
paid NJ the date Of this notice, for principal
and interest, the sum OF One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars and Fifty Ave Cents to said
Thirty Dollars, the attorney fee therein pro.
vided for, to be paid should any proceeding
be taken TO foreclose the same; and whereas
taken to forecloss the Mortgage or any parI
thereof: Now, therefore, notice IL hereby Civ
en-, that by virtue ofthe power Of sale con
auction to the highest bidder,
On the 9TH Day Of October, 1877,
at the hour OF Nine o'clock In tho forenoon o
said day, at the front door OF the Court House
In the tow nship of Pleasant Plains, County o
Lake, and State Of Michigan THAT being the
building in which the Circuit Court for said
County OF Lake Is heidi, the premises de
scribed in said Mortgage, or 80 much thereof
a. shall be necessary to satisfy the amour,
due on said mortgage, the costs and expenses
OF said sale and the attorney fee aforesaid
said premises being described a. follows, to
wit: All that certaln piece or parcel of LAND
situate, lying and being In the County OF Lake
In the State OF Michigan, known and described
hast half 20 OF the Soutll-W est q uartcr ~ o
Section Thirty Six (36), Town Eighteen us
North Of Range Eleven Ql) West, containing
Forty (t0) acres, more or less. tiHfs q
Dated, July 9th, 1877.
LEVI NcLARNAN,
8. II. DWIGHT, Assignee of Mortgage.
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TAKING EYrror SUNDAY. NAY u, is71

Mich Southern Tor cisvelane snA Chicage,
and with the II q D y for tineinaati sna he
Soats. Also, .ith the = " = " = = 70 saa ss.s
Michigan Central Railroad for chicago ana Nal
points East and West and Detroit with The Great
Rvs. 70 and from the East; ss Piynsuth VIII pa.
Lansing . Lake Michigan & &; 81 HeIly With ~
Detroit 2 Milwaukee. A. Flint With ths chIesgs
Division Of the Mich. Ceatrai. AZ Bay Cty 9th
J L D and d q D e Divisions of the MicA. csst
At Reed City with The Grand Rapids . Ind. D u fer
steamer for Milwaukee, Psptwatsr, -Maaistes
sANvsaD KssLsa, Sept.
J. p. NouRsx, 0sn'l Ticket Ag't.
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Good Books!
for the

Farm, Garden, and Houschold.
The following is . li.t Of Valuable Books,
Lake County star. Any one or more OF these
crs on receipt Of the regular price, which Ia
named against each book.
Aliens tR.L.AL.F.) New American Farm
Aliens H. F.) American Catties 40
(kL) American Farm hook 1 80
Atwood's Country and Suburban Houses 20
Barry Fruit Garden $50
Bement's Rabbit Fancier $3.50. a. ,r 80
Bommer's Method OF Making Manures rs
Boussingaults Rural Economy ls0
Brseks New s1 BOOK u fl esRsn 'e'a 'i0'"
Broom;C9rn and B!ocIls, pa. 50 cts; cloth 6
Caldweii's Agricultural chemI Analysis 2 90
sns s FSa.r y- 2ss = s Sss s.Si
Dad.ls Modern Horse Doctor, u Mo. 10
a AMERICAN '"."' D's''r' s Il &c cloth %
!" Reformed Horse BOOK.
DO woes Market Assistants, ir.. 80
Drinks, Mayhem 4 Hutchinson, on the Dog 90
Downing's Landscape Gardening 80
Es siseon SI H S school.master IS
. End of the World I 80
Flax culture tseysr Prize Essays by prac- !.
Frank FsrSester's american Game in its :
ru,,er's Crane Cult,,rist atIIla.a IN
small Fruit Caiiurist q. ~ 60
Geyelin's Poultry breeding rs
Harris on thePig ilt ..A7 q'a l5o
Henderson's Gardaenins for Pleasure ISo
a Practical Fiorlcultnre 50
Hop Culture, by Inexperienced cultivators %
M Mis. g ana ,S. fHss sPPsss Foo, 500 I@
Mohr on the urapc-vins Z. .ia ~. = 10
Moncstons Nasi0nl SsspG sn;,s = Joiner"
Ny vineyard at Lakeview 49 is
Nichols chemistry Of the Farm and See IS
sssr q ass sSsm Fsontaby
- cloth % cents; extra cloth - = 70
s Si1iS Hyss:iies q Bss.k s.plntP paper
Quincy Hon. Josiah) ON soiling 't,sttle / Is
S Sinn ff ssr Su iR re fOs si Ysa.
RandslIs Fine Wool sheep Husbondry %
t@.d Practical shepherds l t',sl3
Rlchardsa mont on The Dog: Paper 500; cloth .
Riicy's Potato Pests. Paper SOC; cloth TaSl rs
Ross Play aud Proiit In my Garden 4" g
ssewsrt's irSisssicn tDf the Farm, Oar .
~ den and Orchard ls7F E'i9,n 81
stewards Stable Book s.s 81
Shepherd's Manual ~, 30
fi So%s.s Fam n Ympism Z RI SscS c,osn
oSaSSo cn.ar Ssrscn xs5%S
w..ss: R;sIs!ss g; :; F.sc. ana Health
woos"sSS Ss Sssssss::sS r.tm Houses. 3
suburban 4 Country ~" 100
National xrchltcct. 9r iaS
0raperies and Horsiculsural
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Mortgage Sale.

AAVA VI 0oO oshOs
Default having been made In the conditions
Of certain Mortgage, whereby tho power
therein contained 70 sell has become opera.
tive) executed BY Ebenezer SAINTS, Jr., and
Sarah SAINTS, Of Lake county, Michigan, and
William Fletcher, ST., of the City of Detroit,
dated, September 2lst, 1875, and recorded Octo.
Deeds for the County OF Lake, in the State OF
pages Is, n amt Is; upon which Mortgage
there Is claimed ~ Do duo a. the date OF this
notice, the sum Of Two Hundred and Twenty
six Dollars and forty-two Cents; also, an at
torney fee Of $50, covenanted for therein; and
no suit or proceedings at law having been in
stituted to recover any part thereof; Notice IL
therefore hereby given, that
On Saturday, the S;rth Day Of October
next, 1T twelve o'clock noon, / shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, (salc to
take place at the front door Of the Lake Coun-
ty Circuit Court House, In the Village Of Bald
VIM the premises contained in such Mort
gage, Tor 80 much thereof as shall be nccessa.
gage, with ten per cent interest, and legal
COSTS, that Is TO say, the following piece or
parcel OF land situate In Lake county, Michi.
gan, viz.:-The west half Of the southwest
quarter Of Section rs, In Town II North, Of
Range II West, occupied by iuortgacors ut
Dated, DetTois, July 9th, A. d. 1877. aH'f's
~ VIZ. FLETCHER,
j. FLETCHER,
Executors of WILLIAM FLETCHER, Sr.,
Mortgage, deceased.
WIN. ]. WATERMAN, Attorney itil
for Executors of Mortgage. st
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omoial Paper o. the County,

TO ADvERTIsERs:- The STAR
10 nop he Only Paper printed In
Lake coanty; ctrc~iatesto every part
e5its territory, rendering Il q desir :
a1le aduertisina medium. N'o
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
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10 USE s,'a bafesuS
: 1xoslsim Copying 1esk,

ealekly copies snx. Ers.ns WITHOUT wa
copiss o. letter issssrs every Sssiesss msss eisrys
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$500 PlanOS for $3.50;

And all other styles in same proportion, In
GLIDING Grand, Square and Uuright-aii frst-
direct tn the peopie az S0cfovy psSces
No SCENTS; no commissions; no, discounts.
These Pianos made one OF the finest displays
1t the Centennial Exhibition, and were unan-
imously recommended for the HIsHEsr Ho :
oxs. New acknowledgements of the largest and
finest in the world. Tho Squate Grands con-
tains Mathuseks new patent Duplex Over
history of Piano making. Tho Uprights are
the .hnest In Amertcd. Don't fail to write for IL
Illustrated and descriptive Catalogue-maiicd
free. MENDElSOHN PIANO CO.,
4-4s-S-23 No. Is broadway, NY.
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For Sale.

The West hair OF the Southwest u Of Section
q, Town lS--l3. Has ~ acres under improve
ments, comfortable log house; beautiful lake
on one corner. To be sold for $500 cash down;
or, for time payments, enquire 1t this ONCE.
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fear that we shall have hereafter.
1t is said by some that they de-
sire to have nonresident lands as
sessed high and taxed high SO rs to
force the owners to lumber them off
and thus make business. II occurs
to me that this is very shert-sight-
ed policy, very much like that Of
the man in the fable whe killed the
goose that laid him but one golden
egg aday, supposing he would make
immediate profit by it. When the
timber is removed from these lands
their value is very much deprsci-
ated, and consequently the proper
ton which they will pay towards
the local expenses must be conpar-
atively less. IL would be wise for
the local taxpayers to 50 manage
their business rs TO keep this stand
ing pine in their Townships ~ long
- possible that they might have the
benefit Of its value on the asssss-
ment roll. Michigan has : large
wealth in her pine timber that should
60 far towards enriching the State;
bat when the owners are compelled
by excessive taxation 70 force their
pine upon the market with greater
rapidity Than g. healthy demand
warrants, they are obliged 70 sell
1t very low prices, 70 low tkat las
st the present tins) comperatiysly
no value i received for the stand.
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Geo. M. Savage 4 Co.'S Column.

eB- Parties answering any OF these advertise
mepts will please state where they saw the sam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08
THE PnESIDrNr.
ne Arrives at His ora no.. 90.

IT, sMSNI Os To- sspt -Prcsi lent HAYES
ana and issmlly had = comfortable nights lie
- I'm, 'e.ts nere. They took brpa xfaSt on
Az belleNue and clyde large crowds -. -
PIE came 10 uhe stations 10 get a I'll mnss -,
ne president, who apPeared on the RS,
AZ The depot here a crowd OF several M odrss
ga neichborS and citizens greeted hin,
Nc n them shook hands with the whole
family and expressed great pleasure al see
Ing then. after six months absence Mr.
Mehb Hayes had the family carriage At tho
epot, aud drove the party 10 the resi-
gShCe. about half a mile from the depot
lhey found al well Al home and were de-
lighted 10 gei back 10 the quiet OF their own
private residence. They will remain here In
qulet retirement until Tuesday. when the
PreSideit and Mrs Hayes will go - DAYTON
10 attend the ceremonies at ne soldiers
Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08
COL. r. CLAY CRAWFORD.
More About His Career I'm This
Country

RoNDoUT, -. Y, Sept. The DGslU Pee
man TO day will contain hitherto uupubltSh-
cd episodes in the history of X Clay Craw-
ford previous 10 leaving This couGtry. The
Information comes from ore who lived az
Ninelsnd. -. J., In $50 and iS.l When
Crawford visited that place he hal a broth
er-in-law living there. He nOuriShed In
Nineland for several weeks sfter leaving
Maryland, endeavoring 10 svindle the set
tiers In the formation OF a stock company.
His designs were frustrated and he fed from
the place. The informant has no doubt that
he Is Osman PaSha. among The CN ideaces be-
ing That trawfOrd's mother tn-law told the
informant that he Crawford had lpft the
country. but did not disclose the locality.
This evidence supplies q a. interval between
The Time OF his leaving the Ea~teruShore of
Maryland and his departure from The coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08
TROUBLE IN THE COAL REGIONS
Vigilance Committees OrSani King =
Threatening Attitude OF the Mioers

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-A Honesdale, Pa,
dispatch says the farmers and residents OF
small villages in townships of this county
are organizing vigilance committees for
protection against the raiding strikers
Pennsylvania specials says the strikers OF
the Lehigh region have resolved on q general
uprising IN the military make the threatened
arrests. Five thousand members OF secret
orders are drilling with weapons In Hyde
Park, suburb OF Scranton. The Molly
Maguires are trying TO induce railroad en-
ployes TO unite in q general strike Septem-
Der 18th, but the railroad men have had
enough Of strike. The miners in the bitumi-
nous regious OF Clearfield county threaten TO
strike for an advance in wages, correspond
Ing with the advance in coal. A party OF
disguised men recently visited the cottage OF
man named Gerringer, and compelled him
to kDeel and swear he would not resume
work until the strike ended. Similar affairs
are happening In different parts OF Luzerne.
The dissatisfaction among the members OF
the Locomotive brotherhood, relative TO the
management OF the organization, il becom-
ing general. Engineers and dremen OF the
Pennsy lvania, Northern Central and Phila-
delphia and Erie railroads favor severing
connection with the Brotherhood rather tn An
cooperate in the intended general railroad
strike SSptember 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S ESTATE.
No Successor to the Prophet Likely
10 Be Appointed.

NEW YORK. sept. "a special to tue
Herald, from Salt Lake City, say: mine OF
the twelve apostles who control The destinies
Of the Church OF Latter Day Saints and who
unlike their predecessors of old have a very
matters, have been engaged during tue past
two or three days in looking over the de-
ceased presidents accounts.
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS.
This peculiar weakness OF Brigham in his
lifetime rs likely TO be followed. now thai he
Is dead, by some very Interesting develop
ments. The estate OF the Prophet will be
sworn under 81, 600 Goo, and IL IL currently
reported that extensive litigations are likely
10 grow out OF Its settlement. The duties OF
the head OF the church, as inter preted by
himself, were varied and striking, and
among other things involved the holding OF
titles to real estate as such head, while, by
some arrangement or understanding grow
ing out OF the church government or discip.
line the real ownership remained elsewhere.
Now, unfortunately, the law does not know
such person rs the head OF the church, and
considers the ownership TO follow the title.
Therein, as in many other respects, Mormon
is probable Brigham's heirs will have re-
course 10 the law In the matter, and lay
claim TO all the property the title of which
was In their father, whether as Citizen or
Sc r. This is likely to lead To endless suits
by parties thinking themselves aggrieved
and by the time the courts get through with
them IL Is probable the estate Will be largely
pared down.
THE PRESIDENCY.
The belief Is becoming general here that
there Will be no election OF president OF the
church at the conference, which meets on the
OH OF October next, as has been anticipated.
With all OF their profound respect for and
kubserviency 10 Brigham Young il is evident
the church authorities have had enough OF
The despotism which he exercised, and have
no disposition 10 place IL in the hands of an
other. While il is difficult 10 understand the
theory OF the church government, which
Brigham was In the haoit OF interpreting for
himself and for his own purposes, IL is Ger
tain that the twelve have power to exercise
kupre me control; and, with all their love for
the methods OF ancient times, there remains
among them sufficient OF the leaven OF self
government To prevent entire submission TO
another autocrat."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08
THE NURPHN NOV EHENr.
Great .uesess I'm Rou.fout

RoSDoUr, Sept The Murphy temper
ance movement Is still continuing with great
success. Meetings are being held al both
ends OF The city, and the number OF signers OF
the pledge Il now nearly six Thousand, over
a quarter OF the entire population. and EN-
bractng all classes. natiOnaliiies AMI Cree,ls.
A grand outdoor Jubilee meeting - To be
held next FRIDAY, when thousands are oX-
lected nom Tie surrounding country.
Among The converts are noted saloon keep
erS. variety show men. and hahitual drink
ers of years Stardmg. IaStnight one variety
show man, WIKI the whole Of his troupe
signed the pledge, and today turned his beer
lhJo Tie street. and tire leaders 81 the work
nave Just held ar enthusiastic meeting i'm his
saloon.