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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

Gin ct. 9ouiier gu6oruder, ga.
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Solicitor. STEELE. gD;e perlautct, lat
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"no beltebt baraut Dap ielbit Der Ieilsite
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fed)t uno Der Staat ,uare fir Die 9smo.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
Custer's Final Resting Place.

The widow of the late Gen. Custer
has come East, and IL In New York on
her way to represent at the final inter
ment OF her husbands remains In the
West Point Cemetery. The gallant
indian ighter ID to lie In the historic
~ tleburying-ground next to Maj. Gen.
H ..rtsuff. Two generations Of Indian
fighters are thus brought together.
Hartsuff fell In the Florida Everglades,
pierced by three Seminole bullets,
about the time Custer wac born. He
lived to Be washed ashore in the Lady
EIQin disaster, and 70 receive another
bullet, as well as that from Antietam,
with him to the grave. tThe time for
the ceremonies connected with the H.
nal burial Of Custerphas not yet been
fixed.
II Il tddtAlizipg ia this hot watber
toiknow that ON the White Mountains
there f. snow drfft 500 feet long, 10
feet In width, aud II feet deep, esnd
Misunderstanding tiesare theanuse-
Finent Of the day s-se ,s, leoh 49,. (. a'e.,
The matria1osial market e aAEAfoga
a duDet INN evsfdbsfoie.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09

his wife over the head with an axe, mao
turing her skull. Physicians say she
cannot live.
The Junior exhibition OF the Michigan
Agricultural College will be held August
There was never such crop OF wheat
as the present season gives IN saginaw
county. The towns of Blunideld, Frank
enmuth, and Saginaw have instancee Of
Weld of fifty-two bushels TO the acre. On
the End the first Car load Of. new wheat
left Saginaw for Detroit, hcapg the nrnt
wheat ever sent from Saginaw county.
A grand musical banquet and band pic
mic Is TO be held at Island Park, Orion.
cornet bands are to participate. The
railroad gives half fare tickets, and every
body ts invited. ..,......
In the race Of barge crews Of the Detroit
River Navy for the champion flag, the
Wyandottes came In first, Ecorse second
Chattanooga, Centennials, Restless and
Detroits. A very close race, one and
half miles down stream time 7;2z.
Ella Van Buskirk, aged three. years.
was lost while picking berries ~ Seville,
Gratiot county but WIS foupd by .
searching party after some twenty-four
hours absence.
In putting down uriV6-Weii ~ SUM
ner, Gratiot county, a few days ago the
iron pipe, when sunk nine feet, became
magnetixed 80 that when they attempted
to sound the well with nail and string
to see II there was water, the nall reused
to drop, clinging to the side OF the pipe
Miss Alice p. Goodwin, of Franklin,
N. H., has been secured as principal In
the ladies' department. Of Ofivet College,
i'm place Of Miss Storke, resigned, and
Miss o. kirkland, OF the class Of 1879, as
assistant teacher.
Az the Jackson coal miners show no
signs of yielding to the owners terms, the
owners have applied TO the State Prison
inspectors for convicts enough to do the
work.
II IL reported that . young lady by the
name Of Bruce was 'devoured by some
wild beast, in the woods above Big Rap
ids, few days since. She was picking
berries with others, but strayed off from
the party about forty rods. and when
found she was about one-half eaten up,
supposed to be by bear.
The remains Of Gen. Custer have been
placed In Q receiving vault at Pough-
keepsie. N. Y, until October, when they
will be taken to their final resting place
at West Point. tft tt1Atf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

A dispatch from Sistova states that an
important engagement was fought on
Sunday near kustchuk between the
Czarowitch and Ahmed Eyoub Pasha.
The Turkish corps is, repQrtedA to have
been dictated, with q loss of thirty guns,
ten standards and 5000 prisoners.
A later official dispatch confirms the
foregoing. The numoer of Turkish
prisoners 10 now gwen as 5000. Ahmed
routed. The Russians will probably at
once resume the offensive, and follow up
their advantage. 4ssr.t
A dispatch from Bucharest reports that
Russian batteries have sunk . Turkish
steamer cruising on Oltenitza. 81
England Is preparing to send more
troops to the Mediterranean. The regf-
ments to be sent are In the roster for In
dia, and will be shipped at Portsmouth In
that way. aq ..f1
An Erzeroum special says: The Rus
sian division starting from Ardahan has
advanced in the direction of Erzeroum.
It's scouts have appeared before Penek.
Specials to the Daily Telegraph assert
that the Turks have been victorious in
the battles of Yeni Ssghra and Plevna,
and that the Russians are retreating to
the Balkans, pursued by suleiman
Pasha. st.,
A dispatch from Rasgrad, dated July
20, says: The Cossacks, on the approach
ofSufeiman Pasha's scouts, fell back to-
ward the River Tiete, which shows that
the Russian corps which on July a held
Tietesome, had fallen back on Jantra.
Communication has been re-established
with Rustchuk.
LONDON, August 1.-The Daily News
correspondent, telegraphing from Bull
garini. fifteen miles east Of PIevnax, gives
q detailed accountof tho fighting on Mon
dav. The Turkish force was estimated
at $1,000. They occupied q series OF
positions which arc naturally strong, and
also artih4ially fortified In every avail.
bls spot HrRe ssstin IN o tSe
river Vid. The Russian force consisted
OF the ninth Army Corps, Under Gen:
Krudener, the iTbfrtieth Division, and
the ThiYtieth Brigade Of the Second Dvi-
don, under Prince Schackesky, with
three brigades Of cavalry and 100 guns. 1t
was arranged that Gen. Krudener should
attack the Turkish center at Grivics, and
the northern flank Of the entrenched
position oyer RahoyA while sc6sckesi y
held IN check the strong Turkish force at
Sooka, which was the extremity OF the
Turkish line. ~ els J. .a.,'.' 49,. sfe,a
Gen. Krudener began the bsttle about
half-past nine o'clock. After Q long bonn
bardment he succeeded In silencing the
Turkish cannon at 0rfvien, bat could
never expel the infantry from the earth
works. He spent thewhole day unavail-
ingly, endcey6rihe 20 force the northern
dsnk or the Turkish position, dseisting
after dark, without having gained any
thing mat6fial, and having himself suf-
fered considerable loss. Primes Schakesk,
about noon, carried Redisoo, snd plant
Ing four batterios on che ridge beyond,
bcmbardef the nearest Turkish position,
which wss earth-works, armed with
canon, In ffont Of an entrenched village.
xsSS7E Pc sas' VIn 9.
Yard sorpo6kH Held, was then attacked
and uitmatsiy carried but With terrible
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
The sta,e Fair.
Mich. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
GEN'L FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July LIST, TT. j

MICH. CENTRAL RAILROAD TO-,
7 GEN'L FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July LIST, III. j
To AGENTS:
Property, including Live Stock, to be
exhibited at the Michigan State Fair, to
be- held at jackson, September 18th to
2lst, 1877, inclusive, will be transported
FREE over the Michigan Central Railroad
and Branches, under the following
rules:
All property. will be subject TO owners
risk OF loss or damage from every cause
whatsoever.
Freight charges from point Of ship
ment to jackson must be prepaid. On
return of the freight, If shipped from
Jackson on or before September 30th, 1t
will be billed free to original point OF
shipment, whore charges prepaid at time
of Shipment will be refunded on presenta-
ton OF the certificate Of the Secretary OF
the State Fair that the property has been
on exhibition and has not changed own
ership. In the event of change Of own
ership, freight charges both ways will be
collected. Charges Of other roads will
not be advanced by this Company on
property for exhibition at the State Fair.
j. @. A. BEAN,
i'hb ~ - 0en'l Freight Agent.
|. Approved.
II. Is. LEDYARD,
Genl Superintendent.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09

Our best samples Of clover ssed gen
orally come from the West and -
showing the plan pursued In raising 4
in that quarter, we give the following
66m the Rural World: &
" nc requires some skill In growing
q ero96 A orde< n understand how
1onG ~ pre- and xhen 70 NOW the
mt ot0p. FheHe ~ thTea kinds Of
clover G1Qln IL M untty the conn
mon ia NJ med iylm She latse and the
Fiskes each one u different In Its NJ
ture, And should be managed properly,
No. = fer seed, in order to secure
good crop. or course, the season has
much TO do with its filling, vet the
crop can be materially helped II man.
aged as It should be. The large kind,
II saved for seed, can be pastured till
the 18th of June, and very close; then
II the land Is poor, give 1t q coat OF plas-
ter, so as to give It good start. The
medium or common clover, II pastured,
should be pastured till the 10th or 18th
of June; and IL mown, cut the same
time, and be sure and get 1t off by July
LIST; you can then look for a good yield
Of seed: but, II left later, your crop Will
not paw for tending IL tins hand lie
poor give tia coat OF iplaster 6and you
will find It very beneficial, and par
ticularly on light soil and II the season
be dry. In cutting the seed do not let
IL stand till dead ripe, as one-third will
rattle off and be wasted, But when
the head Is Handsomely brown and
the stalk not quite dead, there will
then scarcely be any waste and the
seed Just as plump Many people IN
gathering clover seed, waste at least
one-fpurth In allowing 1t to stand too
long before cutting.
"Cut with q mower or reaper. A
mower Is preferable, attaching drag
apron of circular form, similar TO q
reaper apron, extending far enough 80
that the horses, in cutting the next
swarth, will not tread the bunch of
clover last thrown from the apron.
Then drop each bunch opposite the
last bunch thrown of, that they may
be left in rows to facilitate gathering
on the wagon while hauling together.
Turn It over before the dew is quite of,
90 as not to rattle off the balls. When
thoroughly dry you can thresh imme.
diately or put 1t away where 1t will
keep dry, as damp clover is very DIM
cult to hull, and at the same time i'm
possible to get all the hollis from the
straw. Never rake clover when cut
for seed, as 1t will rattle off great
deal Of seed. II laid in swarths gath
er together carefully with q fork. ao.1
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09

The Michigan State nillers' convention
troit, was attended by about forty mil
lers. A resolution was adopted express
ing the opinion of the convention as to
the comparative values OF the various
Michigan whests. The Tapahannock IL
declared to be the best wheat grown
second best, the Treadwell third, Gold
Medal; fourth, piehl, and nth Clawson.
Resolutions were adopted advising farm
ers not to grow Clawson wheat, and ask
ing the Detroit board of trade to establish
q special grade for 1t.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09

Flour-Choice white winter 81 2507 so;
90 90.
Wbeat-Extra white 81 s5@l SO; No.
! white q Ss@l ssa; milling 81 "a; No.
Corn--64A@54l.
NO S. : ma s %tet s!.bsid. 1a&as0d.
Bsrley-New State 81 25@i s. per CEN
e Beans-s aso@s sa Ka6d picked q 50
az 30.
Butter-Choice butter is scarce and
would bring l6@17cts. Medium l2@H
cts.
Cheese-IO@1Ol cts.
Coal--The market n firm sethe1Sllow-
ing prices: Lehigh lump, N@7 90; other
IS rs; nut and stove Is; Biossburg, 80;
Brookfisld Us 80; Massilon "a 50@5 50
per ton.
Dried sppies-s@shctsAs-.T
Eggs-10@11 cts. with full stocks.
Foreign Fruits-Lemons, 1907 per
box; oranges IS 6O@6 per--box; layer
r va,ans 81 g; sesdisss: %st S SSa co. 60:
suitsnss, ii%Sac; London Yer y y 50; 30;
dates, 6A@73e; figs in -drams, new, 100
lie; do. layers ,40l9e; % Pkgs, SOLO;
old, 7Acf cfts6n, 29@ %; lemon peel, l8c;
's = narsco, % Pssac9 bananas,
$20Ap4r hunch.t Hsi-s
: -Hides-Gresn 6@zs;- cured s@oe, dry
flint, l4@Ies,s Jlfys sailed, ~ a l3c; green
calf, 10c; cured calf, he; deacon skins,
green sl<ip, eG dry Kip 14o 16c.
IHossehides, Slt9 Sesa sheep pelts, 60o0
"a; shsarliDgs, ESQ; lambs, 2666ao. Bulls,
stays and grubby hides one-third offsl
Highwines-Firm at u o. Alcohol
PFcyisions-Mess and family mess;
$l4 6es clear mess, eld; mess, ~ so; ex-
ira mess $l3 So ffnMsy dAHsred 11@l 1ac.
shoulders 7A@Scs Dried heefr Quietnat
l4c. Breakfast bacon l00lQ{c Lar,
siSSSS Iss & 81 81 sisFS sSis 81
feet, bbls, &; bbls, ~. h'fvT
Potatoes 4Oc per bdshsi. VI s5@l 65
!. Salt 7Qnendaga, g. 2o@l, 2S~ per. hh;
Michigas, ~ ~ per Dbl; Syracuse dairy,
pei perl p s sssk ss; Aaht0R dairy Ssf A&'
Wbcd-Beech ana Maple, 134@4 b,
hickory "a 50@5; soft, 81 b0@a.
Wool-Quiet st 500 87c Tor hne; comb
ing. 40@4Sc; unwashed ope-third Off
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
INTERNAL REvssuE AND CUSTOMS RE

CEIPTs. ,-r -
The receipts from internal revenue DUR
ing the past month were q, 784, 574. It IN
estimated that the receipts are reduced at
least ", 000, 900 In consequence Of the late
strike. The customs receipts during the
month have been SO, 060, $50.
On Tuesday eight strikers VINO had
been arrested at Peoria were arraIgned
before Judges Drummond and Blodgett
in the United States Court at Chicago.
Thess men had interfsred with the Oper-
atoms Of the Toledo, Peoris and Wafsaw
Railroad, which n In the hands Of & re-
caiver sppointed by the courttn question,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
The Best way to Dry Fruit.

+ As the season for drying trust Is now
at hand, we would call the attention
to the necessity of taking more pains
in drying than has heretofore been
Nearly the entire crop of dried fruit
is shipped out of the State, and it
should, of course, be prepared with
view to the wants Of the maaket for
which it is intended. For several
years Germany has taken the bulk OF
apples at low prices, mostly caused by
the bad manner in which they were
handled. Last year the trade with
England increased largely, 1900, 900
pounds being taken, against q little
over SOC, 900 pounds the year previous.
BY putting II in better shape the de-
mand can be greatly increased and bet
ter prices obtained. Their trade requir-
es them to be well peeled, cored and cut
smoothly into quarters-the larger the
better. Apples should never be dark,
therefore they should be gathered be-
fore they are too ripe. There were many
orders sent last season which could not
be filed on account ofparties specially
stating that they wanted. none but
bright, coarse quartered apples.
The merchant should sack seperate-
ly the different qualities as to color,
and cut peaches also are required TO be
as bright as possible; they should be
dried in halves when it can be done AS
they are always worth from one to two
cents more than quarters, alone.
/. Blackberries should be perfectly ripe,
and care must he taken to dry them
thoroughly. Keep them summed for
sometime after drying or they are apt to
mould. Ifall parties interested would
bear these facts in mind the income
from this source, already large, could
be increased to an almost incredible a
mcunt. There Is one other point that
has been much neglected-that Is prop
er sacking. Old sacks should never be
used. FlOur-bushel burlap bags are
the best for apples, and two bushel
burlap or corn sacks for peaches. Pack
tightly and sew neatly and straight
with the seam. ~ $50 cp ~ =
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-09
The state Taxes for the Present
Year.

The Lansing Republican seyss In 40
cordsnce with law, Auditor General Ely
has spread the STATE tax in q! =. VARIOUS
Items npon tho property ofthe dinercnt
counties. a. eouallixSd by the State
.sss q + zee s HHi - ss y: