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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
A QUEER HALF.
A Din That Was a Oounterfeited Coun-
terfeit.

Hr vaa not exactly aneAy looking. yot IT,
was not such Nh appearing man ny an eN
perinced harkeeper cares To eUnPlY more
fhanlnr round of drinks ~ without EWii'
mpnt He entered krarncy stTant hRl room
and oftly ordered u cocktail with just u
dash of ahsintha. please. hn imlEnlNElat
HAD uncnrhed about half way with hta rti.
tliir oaratiene when the stranger ioli IN hls
nOckf and after y sweeping invest lEAll7h
urod,.ad four hit piece. The thn stranger
tossnt In the air and II foil on INC counter
with tdulI thuh. The miXologlat attention.
was Immediately attracted t0wald tha 'nlll.
He Looked AZ II Il moment Hna men ''"fN "
between hla foretinger and thumb IilE ''Hh
tnnanra changed INSTANTLY, 49, lh'd thN 'nsl
down al the bar AMI ahafed u slowly t'Whid
the stranger. rcmaikna indltt"r'nt1y sH h'
nut tho half composed oarkihii innet lN"lhl,
II can buy 'em for q dollar y pound hilnE
us something better.
what do Won meal = asked tho stranger
looking FROM the cuin ~ the miSplagat ca
riOualy.
MEAN p reptile. the man of DRINKS, why
that Won must tale me for an awful fresh Il
try to shove sual queer queer ~ thia ~
me- If that'a tie best you ve got. Eand by
IL WAS now th' stranger = turn ~ examine
The enin IN nook II up folt af Nv, examined
bit it. and tried 10 mako IT, ring on the hard
wood counta. hut IT, wouldn't ring We e.
marked however In IN confident Lone. can
see that this Il queer. What alta "
The hpr Keeper took tho coin NJ md felt q
II again II was dull looking and snapy Tel
inp He passed II hneS again wealtlN. am
remarked with the tone vi a man VIII" ttat
oonaidetnd too long subject nr triiliug IN
PORTAGE: Take II away y Il w" worst tha
| eve saw.
TIE stranger took II again We examines
II nnra carefully well. ! newer Thought
would DO taken In by pt"en" 'pne"l, ~
remarked thoughtfuly. and temphat'eailF
Ill he hlanked II | think hRye.
"Oh. no: Or courHo not. anii tile ha1k""p"1
contemptuouRly.
Tho stranger became earnest H. gnve ~
slipnery- looking cnin another E"htIhih
glance and then remarked sl"wiy Sa}
mister. | have saii don't think wac tak"
Iii hy h piece If queer, anl lhut s. N"'
Now, I'll just het you a ten that this tn n gen
ulna piece Of silver
The barknepor had Il ton dollar gould p'tt
borrowed from the TIN and planted al the In
in an instant, Tho stranger did not saY
word. hut taking A knife nnt II Nia p".het \
cooIlv proceeded To peel VI v"n@artnR w silly,
foil from tho coin whore Il had hHen Rtues I
the good silver with SCRIP
The gtranEar reached ont tot th' iHn tlallt
piece, and IA he poeketed il he r'mnrI>t
slowly.
''Twluoz youa2" "Oni, ~ twlg.
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bad roads are now In order as asort 81 pissna-
ratiye for a merry Christmas. The morchahta
az Providence have had good business aea-
son thus far. aud they arc making ample
preparations for q rush during tho Christmas
and Nav Year holidays. East Carroll Is nh
the high road to prosperity, property hnia',s
nnd h''aittoaa men ueriorally arc juhitant and
VIM, lahertnE population arc content WIN 'llN
product IT thell yoal's labor tGalroIl '"''-
- NLA
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WHERE TO LOOK
roP TIE REST FURNITURE.

II. Just returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections Of artistic turni-
ture. ornaments etc. Call and examine, the
lines Raw Silks, Embroideries, Bobhinet aud
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles III Paperl HanginRs, all at the most rea-
sonable prices oclsu
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samuelt;. Young. Er., w. Wo4a or HosannE
Mnvhfa wldaW Ivy tlet marriage ~ simon
Enurkn aud hy second mHrringe Of Arthur
D'RnGfN.


Enurkn ana ty second mHrrlnRe OF Arthur
O'KnGfO.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR,
- ish Of Orlnaus Mo- a7aa by vrtu" uf Il writ
9f 8, ty,lfa aud sale directed Ia the Civil Sheriff.
&c tho parrish Of Orleans Ivy the honora-
Fla tlo Sixth UiR'rie Court tot thn parrish III
OrInnna in tho above entitled cause will pro
eoed 10 soil nj public auction. az the Merchants
md Auetianonfs' Exchanges, Royal street. be-
SECOND District Of this city. on SATURDAY.
.InnuAry ! 1880. ~ II o'clock m..the following
described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gefher with the buildings and improvements,
rights, Ways privileges. servitudee aud dnpGn-
denotes airlHsd In tho Fi4et D1sriCtHt THIS
I CITY i'm the pqunTo bounded bv Franz Hin Cato
/ ~ Pctat Bnsin llaf" -. John. J. Virus hh1
I IIeyin ptreetH. Sna iots ndInin and measure
each thirty laGt front on sai Franklin tlhta ~.
! PntnIl stIest thirty h."' eheh IN wtdlh IN mo
4 rsnr IF eighty -Hvo fept six inches two lines n
i aE4tfh IN thediVi4i6n Tine Of lot number ore,
nl eighty five, foot six inches tiv" limos III depth
4 on the ivisi N line of lot Etimhnr thrre
4 HniHl, tho sam" prrtuofty required hy tts ttti4
/ simon Epatts from Peter R"itly. ,fy h ~
p5tr Sod baf0re Nj. GeTuun. notary puhii. 10 'hlg
"fil, GA fhe ftftaeutl November. lsFt Tho aid
Mrs Arthur 0skrcfn acquired u IL" riEhfr W.
md iuferCs Ia nui 10 sAii ufotnriy OF Airs. NJ
0I.riaH 5tn,i john Hourke. in their eauacities
II legal htirR md repreecntuttv e4of SUD SlWE
4 II urko ana Mary and Emily lt9ark", md tht
rom lining nteEest belongs IN her as heir 81 M
said sin N Rourke. AID Mary and Emily
RaurSa her children, issue IF her aaid mar
Tiagn
Sef2ed in the above suit
Toru1s- Cash ON the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHRFAU&.
Civil sheriff 81 the Parish Of Ofl"hns.
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samns, Ea.nacn,. TOR h.mse,l ana Tor ,he

benefit NJ john L. Htertv. lSon"6h @l'hGo
gated VS. j l. Ghiliirea et Hla
INIFII DISTRICT COURT Fali TIlF, PAR
Il tah IN 9flonua No. int0 By vrtns Il =
writ ~ iieri tituiAR 10 mo directed by tho non
a. alIn tho Filth District Court for the
parish nf Orleans. in tho ahev" "nt,
GaIaa | will ufperud ~ cell NJ public
a,i,4t6p. ~ tha Merchants and AHoioneala' Ev
ehnuFa Royal attract. Eatwaen mi aud
Custom house reeta in tho ~oc"td btstiiGt 81
iii, rify. on SATURDAY. December 20. l"ia
nj a'eock m. the following described rr"p
Wo CERTAIN IOT4 or GROUND will
n1 thn improve mnnts thereon, sitHa"d II
tho city of New OtIehHa. IN tho submit
| Ipndlng Fnthrneine, Liht rtY and iI"ntap
Str dts dnsiEuated ma lota pumhnt thfe" hun
| ftrnd md thirty seven and three hundred an
i thirt i saiEht according 10 ubfn drawn by i
palRnald III March, l932. and deposited ~ M
| Onloa uf q II. StriHFnt, tate notary: satl lots
| adiotn CnCh other. and mnnsura "Reh twenty
/ Ityn fNtt front on Pensacola Landing. the Ramt
| front Oh tho reHr line. by depth 81
one huudrod aud twenty eeven t"ot OF
| tho dido adjoining lot numhar three hun
i drna anl thlrty-Eiy. one hundred mud litt9al
| tan IN thn II yis ION linn 81 LOIS numhsra three
/ hundtni and thirty =seven md three hunt rsl
/ and thitty .Dtghf and ono hundred nnd ihte'
| frnt III MN appo. lta side all EuElish mnnsttte
/ Anuutind hy Witam Wells. ono ~ III" do
/ inu,Inltts haroiu by aoi beforN al, Ma#Hteau
notary an tho eleventh May, 1860. tito regis
ternd III Conveyance ONO. Ia book eighty
three folio iwe hundred ana forty tW" 81
June II. 1866
i Ari#ai in fhn above suit.
Terms cash onth" euot. .
+ Il AICEb GAUTIIREAtN,
Civil ahnrtH Of tho FHrtat 81 Orleans
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Tntnl Rsaeta ........................ SO

Tho foregoing statement IL a just. true EH6
orran, tranReriut FROM the books OF the Cows
nany JAMES L. DAY. President
H. CARPENTER. RGeratarYs
ay,orn 10 and aubaotihed before mo this tf7ert
" seennd day of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM NotarF Public
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WANTED

WANTED
(tANVABBERS TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful inventlons: The oelebggtsG
r. e. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma at the last Louisiana and Alabama
State Fairs. The BOXING WELL, tbs lgteet and
cheapest method Of Obtaining water froIa the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER, which for culinary purposes Y almosf
Indispensable. The Wileon d hea9le WHARF
| AND FISHING LAMP, which is the best cotton
worm destroyer yet discovered. This Clayton
FIRFPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR ELEO-
/ TRIO BELLS the iateetand best method Of bell"
] hnnging for dwellings,. street cars and steam
boats being less liable to get out Of repair tnaa
| the old style Tho PATENT WATER CUT
OFF. an Ingenious contrivanee to prevent the
dlth accumulating on the roofs Of houses enter
Ing cisterns A new method by which water can
6a drawn from a eiatern lee cold through iron
nInep without the use hf ids or chemicals. The
| BSCRUB WATER MOTOR. q great Invention
can be used for any purposes. very cheap cons
! trIyance for running machinery Of I'D deaerlD
fions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method d
lighting houses.
| Energetic eanvaseeYg wanted and GEJE
| BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JAMES Il. REYNOLDS.
| Plumber and Gas Filter.
! ie9a lyp6W aQBerQnne street
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Tho Hoard of Directors, ri meeting hold M
Tho twenty second day q january, lHa httaE
setting aside Ton Thousand DeilarR, 81 tho
reserve fund from tho not earnings Of the yeer
and paylps tho 10 per cent DIVIDEND e the
sfockhollera, have resolved e pay 0h.h
net aprned participating premiums Of tho Veat
ending nacomher NJ. 1878. ead dividend paysbaf
on and attor Monday, tho twentY -soTbntG d8Y m
Lon
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JUDICIAL RDVERTEsFMEN IT.,
sAsEutEFE SALES.
Rrou Mashc VS. Margaret Trnel'Chsr.
wife of ChRfiea VAIN.

nrou Ma,he vs. Margaret EraeIICher.
wife 81 ChRrea Warn.
I.1lFTH nIaTKIaT COURT FOR THI TAX
II taf.nf 0repna NV on}4 Nv viru" ~ u writ
oF q, i-ItIo aud snla to mo dtrontnd i'F TIL" hon
ornlHe tho Filth niafiiet Court fl ~" htlah A
Orlaana. III n" ah"yn "hti'tad fhnaa, wv
, r,S.a1d 10 soll 1T public auction. ~ tho Nitt
'lanta aud Auafionnera' Exchange. N9ynl
atraot hotwaan Canal aud lua'"mhnnae, a',n ,a,
DAY. Jauunry Il tqs" 1T . o'clock m. III" foi-
lowing described prnror y. ~ WI
CERTAIN LOT nF GROUND aitnnf"d n
NM Tnuboufp Tromn III thia Gity III th" suuntn
bounded bv Taplnnr,lo Korloror. Nillei" aud
Hnhariann afrnota and heaignntad ~ vi unmhnl
twu 81 particular rh,n ann"S"d |" ~ ~ y
enIn from i |! 4 porylilo ~ 0at"ae POLLOCK
paaard hnfote Folk GIlmn. notary In thl' city
I'M tho thirtn LAY IN january. iHiF Ih"Fald
lot uapsuroa thirty t"t front ~ y lilafn street
hy ninety feet in a"ph. bntwe. u pHlallel lln9s
all French mnnsuta. together with ~ tho huil1
inga and improvements thereon. without IN
canton or rsantyntiou i(ning tho same prop
CITY which Mira Margaret Warn n"uutfrd ny III
/ horttnuro from md IA nnivntanl lcEatee 81 Mrs
Elizabeth Notch " Much. wv appears IVY ""
- -, Of tha honorable tho SECOND District Court
i for tho lariah # 0rl"Rna i"nd"r. d mud stgne"
i Mn flln twenty eighth "a June. tRit. ~ thn mn
WV IL tba aurees=in n W MrH llizahnth Motel
! Nv II ,GI ~ Tho docket 81 gaid court aud tn
asid lntn Mrs FlIS3hoth Much. vito. e"uarAtct
| frnut hnd nnd board nv Antoine Irnallthnt hnd
nrunitnd aata property hy rrfehHsn rom W.
/ liam htelt per net hntur9 q. RarHEhtde nnial )
/ IN tIfa city IN tho ffth II hatnmhnr, lth'.
| H,ArnA III th" nhnvn aHit
''7 N''. j i kIuEfE GRUTIlRFArx.
Ciyil thnrir M tho Parish NJ orlnana.
dolT ~ n laT ttlt
w. w. Nnsnhurm vs.. s-corso schWer-
il I,,IFlrH DISTRICT COURT Fni TIE TAH
u fah nf DtinHna nv. 1N.i97 Nv virtue ~
writ af sod surn nnh sale ~ lite ~ ;etzod by TN
henerahln tho Fifh hattiat Court To- IT, pnr
iah III Dtlaana fiji tIn ahaNN entitled "nu4a.
will ptuennd "a so NJ public auction. ~ tn
:. Merchants mud AurfinnantG F,SohaHRa, Noyh
IA tyNn NJ
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SOUTHERN IMPORTATION And MANU- AC
TURING COMPANY
Nccr>chaum, French Rriarwood, China
and Inv IiPcS.
AMI a goneral asaortmeut

SMOKERS ARTICLES. TOBACCO, CIGAR
ETTES. HAVANA AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS.
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ARMIES or NORTHERN NlR,
CHINA AND TENNESSEE.

Tha following mnmhnr, " tho Associations n
thr Army ii Northern virginia and Army Z"
TnuIlns5na Hre hereby apuoiutei y commit. .
IN rnaatya funds which may IN anntIihu'oh ~
rrnraina auA Hamirara ~ Tho late LIEUT.;
GEN JOHN II. ileDp tho fund 80 eenRItutted
tc ha jnyaataa IN 1litni Sintrs hdnda for the
hnnWHt w hts RurtiFing children.
JOHN II. RICHARDSON,
rreaianut bouislann Division. Army Of North
rrn Virginia
rrcald. ~ Louisiana Division, Army " Tom
unaaoo. - -, :,
James Bnrknrr, Samuel Flower, y, Il. Calder,
], ii MURRAY If the Army 81 Northern VII
eInia: ]. A Cmllren. G. J.. Reauregard = y,
S,nekma Frna N Ogden Walter v. Crouch. AZ
the Army of Tonnnaaee.
Ail'rosa Box 1903 Now arNans. Fnh an u
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.

Rudolph e. Theurcf vs.. Jos. schaettgen
aud Mrs Widow Mamiar divorced wife Of
Enkal ana now wife of Frank Friedman,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-06

The celebrated physician, DR.. Paul
Memeyer, gives the following valuable
suggestions to persons suffering from
lung affections: "I'he patient must
with scrupulous con1icntiUusness in
sist upon breathing ffcsli, pure air, and
must remember that the air of closed
rooms Is always more or less bad. "
No man, however uncleanly, would
drink muddy, dirty water. A party
which occupies room for hours,
breathing the SAME air, night be com
pared to party of bathers drinking the
water in which they bathe. The pa.
ticnt must keep the window of his bed
room open. Night air Is fresh air with
out daylight. In close, crowded rooms,
the putient suffering from lung COM
plants brcathes c0nsunptively," BY
taking these precautions and using DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, fully one
half of the Cases of lung complaints
would be cured In six months. Il, =
cough and ritation of the lungs do
not always Indicate the prese ce oi
consumption although it may result In
that disease, and IL consumption has
already become deeply seated In the
system, this IL the IN s. ellici mt course
of treatment that can be pursued out
side of any institution that provides
special facilities for the treatment of
this disease. DR.. Pierce's celebrated
Invalils' Hotel is such an Institution.
Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet
containing also complete treatise upon
consumption, explaining it's causes, ma
turc, and the best methods of treating
1t, together with valuable hints con
cerning diet, clothing, exercise, etc I,
for consumptivcs. Address Faculty Of
lnvaIids' and Tourists Hotel, Buffalo,
n. "
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Worth Twice the Sun.

We are i'm receipt of the Chicago Led
ger, the leading Family Paper Of the
| West, which is now entering upon its
seventh volume. The Ledger 10 II large
forty-eigllt column weekly paper, print
Ell upon bold, plain type, which can
be read with ease, by either the old or
young, and Is filed with choice stories
and matter ofparticular interest to eve
ry household. This excellent journal is
supplied to subscribers, postage paid,
for the extremely low price of one dot-
tar and fffy cents per Year. In order
to more rapidly increase its present
large list of readers, the publishers have
just made new contract for the man
ufacture of several thousand fine Nick
el-Plated English Steel -Barrel-and-(yl-
inder Seven-Shot Revolvers--22 caliJer
which they propose to distribute
among their subscribers ut cost, and,
therefore, offer one of these elegant
weapons of defense and the Ledger one
year for Three Dollars. Tile revolver
will be sent by mail, postage paid, on
receipt of the price. They have already
distributed 5000 revolvers, and are
mailing hundreds daily. Now Is your
time tO get first-class revolver and the
best paperin the country for less than
half the actual worth Ofeitlicr. Three
sample copies of the Ledger will he sent
to any address for ten CENTS. Address,
THE LEDGER, Chicago, Ill.
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A Sad Slght to Beh0ld."

Some four v eeks since IL man, or rath-
or a walking skeleton came into CRIT
TENToN's Patent Mcdicne Depot, No.
7 sixth avenue, New York, completely
exhausted, just riding from Fourteenth
street, near Ninth avenue. He took a
chair, and after rey,tininy sufficient
strength, informed Mr.. G. that he had
been given up by his physicians to die,
from wat they termed to be severe
case of ConsumptiOn-one lung being
entirely gone, and the other more or
less affected. He says, "Mr. Crittenton,
will yOpr article, which have seen ad-
vertised (neanins HAIE's HONEY OF
HOREIIOUND AND TAR), cure, or give
me relief" gravely Informed him
that 1t was a very bad case, AMI one
which was afraid had run too long;
but advised him to try one bottle, ;ls il
certainly could DO him no harm, and
see the effect; explaining, at the same
time, that HONEY OF HOREiIOUND
soOthed and scattered all irritations and
infiammations, and the TAR Balm
cleansed and cleared the throat and air
passages leading to the lungs, and that
the additional Ingredients Kept the Or
gans cool, moist and in healthy action.
lie took my advice, bought bottle and
went away. On Saturday he again
came into the store, with IL light step
and smiling countcnance; stated that
he used the first bottle, found 40 much
relief that he felt encouraged. and al
different times since he sent for seven
more bottles, which he had used, and
believed himself permanently cured;
said he should recommend 1t to all OF
his friends and acquaintances, which,
aus he said, were many, as he was man
of wealth and influences. The price OF
Hates Honey Of H0reliounidnd Tar s
only fifty cents a bottle. Thus you will
see this gentleman was cured for 81,
after paying hundreds of dollars to
physicians. Sold at ail drug stores at
30 cents and 81. Large size much tIic
cheapest to buy. Depot, Critienton's, .
Sixth avenue, New York City.
Pixies ToOfhache Drops cure i'm one
minute.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-06
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions
of q certain mortgage whereby the power
therein contained To sell has become opera
tive) executed i,y Luther Collier and Lena
Collier, his wife, of Lake county, Michigan, 10
Phebe A. Vary, guardian of &. II. III, Vary
(Ininor) OF Newark, Wayne county, state ol
New York, dated January 2tth, A. ID. 1875, and
recorded February the I'd, A. ID. 1876, In the
Office OF the Register of DEEDS for ti,e County
of Mortgages, on pages 20, 10 and II, upon
which mortgage there is claimed TO dc due at
the date of this notice the sum OF Two Hun
dred and Forty Dollars and forty centst $2tO. 40);
also, an attorney fee OF forty Dollars cove
nanted for therein; and no suit nor proceed
ings at law having beet, instituted tn recover
any part thereof notice is, therefore, hereby
given, that
On Friday, the 7th Day Of March,
A. ID. 1870, mt o'clock %. m, shall sell at pub
lie auction tn the highest bidder sale 10 take
plnce at the front door Of the Hall where LAX @
County Circuit Court is held, In the Nillngc of
Baldwin, the promises contained In such
mortgage, or so much Thereon MS shan bc nec-
cssary te satisfy the amount due ON SAID
inortgnge, with ten per cent. interest and legal
costs nnd charges, together with the attorney
fee az aforesaid. That is TO say, the following
piece or parcel OF land situate In AXE coun-
ty, Michigan, viz: Tn West half fofthc south
Mcst Quarter Dissection Twenty -iourin Town
ship Nineteen North, OF Hange Eleven West,
more or less, according To ". =. survey.
Dated December 18th, ISIS.
-sss PHEBB A. VARY, Guardian
ofC. p. III. Vary, tminor)
Attorney for Mortgaece.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-06
NirVana Items.

Our District school closed its A.
months term, Feb. 9th. The school
had been well attended; some of the
scholars not missing half day.
On the 28th there was an exhibition
by the scholars. The house was crowd
ed, and everything passed off pleas
antly. 4
The teacher, II. b. Forman, left on
the morning train for his home in
Smyrna; his daughter, who has been
teaching Mt Leroy, and Mrs. McAIath,
accompanying him.
Sylvester Cork, Of Cherry Valley, had
the misfortune 10 lose COW, Feb. 23d.
The animal got into the creek. B.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-06

THF NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS
For candidates for public positions are
thus set forth in the Reed City Car
ION: ~
LIST. No man should be chosen for
any Office who is not o successful busi-
ness man, and who, from the care and
management Of his own affairs, shows
himself able th care for the interests Of
others. ~ ~ q,
2d. No man should be chosen for
any Office whose interests lead him
away from, or whose time fs spent
beyond the limits Of the city.
y 3D.. No man should be chosen for
any ofIice who is not punctual, prompt
and honorable in his Intercourse with
men, aud whose welfxre-is the welfare
Of the village.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-06
ROSS
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INFIRMARY.

=. ins instituiIoh ~ rrtslnisiiu.l ior thS Icccp-
who do not care 10 b,coIne regular hospital
patients, and who cannot receive the neces-
especially surgical deforn,ties and diseases OF
women, will receive careful md skiliful at
tentiOn. BOARD, Lodging and Nursing, 81 to
si2 per week. Reasonable, charges for medical
ottendance or surgical operation. All letters
nf enquiry should b. addressed To II. II. ROSS
NJ. d., East Saginaw, Mica.
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Sealed Proposals

VIII be received by the Undersigned, up to
the 9th day of March, 1879, for building sheds
on the Fair Grounds said sheds to be COM
plotted by the first Of July Plans and speci-
ncations may be seen by calling ON either OF
the Undersigned
Henry A. BRAY,
1fra fs 4xoHGE OvfATr,
..s.e. ... Building Committee.
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Is7p Feb. jam ap N tp m

Lowest temp. for February, 1910, on 18th, was
Highest temp. for February, 1870, on 10th,
was zoe above zcrO.
Range OF temperature, COZ. -
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NUMBER XIV.
Variety Works.

JJcan make money faster at work for US than
Oat anything else Capital not required, We
will start you. Sl2 per day at home made by
the industrious. Men, women, boysnnd girls
wanted everywhere TO work for us. Now Is
the time. costly outfits aud terms free. Adj
dress, TaUE & CO., Augusta, Maine.
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[N0TE-Should any OF our readers find an er.
rOr in any Of the above sketches, they would
confer favor by sending us the proper cor.
rectionl,
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ORDER BOOKS, for High
way Commissioners, and Super
visors-on Poor Fund printed
expressly for use in Lake coun-
ty; can be had at the STAR Of
flee. - saa 81
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Weather Report.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee 3. Cobb,
of Yates township:
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Portable log house, and intends to clear
I'd inn rive. There Is abundance OF
water from a creek.
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