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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
NOTICE TO PERSONS -, ... ~.
.,..n 49,. - INTENDING ..
e.!
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMMER.

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
~. .~- . May II, 1879.
TO PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING THE SUM-
The CITY Council has passed and the Mayor mas
approved the following Joint rtsoIu'ions:
RESOLVED (ihe Beard of Aldermen coneHTrlnSI,
Tia, when The Common Council adicurns on III.
frat Monday In Jnly next, 1t Will adlourn 70 meet
on the first Monday In october; and that wheA tue
Roord of Aldermen adjournS on The second MONDAY
In July next IL will al fourn to meet on the second
Monday In october ncxf, ,,
Resolved tIhe Board OF Aldermen concurrlngl,
That The CGnmi tee on Fire pep ,rtnent be- rt-
oue,tcd TO advertise In the Richmond Dispatch on
Tues and Saturday OF each week until The aiur.
day beforesthe first Monday IN July next formal
notice TO all persons intending the erection nf
wooden buildings 10 present their petitions therefor
on or before the FIRST Monday In JULY next THAI the
same may he daily considered and acted On prior TO
the summer recess OF the City Council. ftf "r'
In pursuance of the above. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
ERECT FRAMED HOUSES in this city during
the summer recess Of the Council will make appli-
cation therefor In writing BEFORE THE TIME
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee on the Fire Depart
menu ia order thai they may be duly considered and
reported TO the City Council for lis action By the
FIRST MoNDAY,1N July. - tcc&' ~
= i..fa ..4crz - sa CHARLES F. TAYLOR,
.,. Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
my 17-S&TulJy5 ......-. .s... .,.. ..... =.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
RICHMOND VA, May Is, 1879.

-.ah OFFICE OF THE Mayor
RICHMOND VA, May 10, 1879.
MAJOR JOIN POE. JR., CHIEF OF
lN POLICE: SIR,-You will ut once cause 10 he
discontinued as hack.stand al the street between
Twelfth street aud Maye street on FrahAin street,
and Other stables within The limits named are not
allowed TO remain on the street now DISCONTINUED
rs public stand. vxx-,1r su,- nv,
Under section XIV, chapter NAAVli., CITY Or
dinances. designate as publ hdck.SanGs te SOUTH
Side of Capitol Street ana tie north Side OF Bank
street ,.o 80 5,,., oa,
nances direct that no i65 (2l or more hacks snaIl
Stand abreast or by side Of each other, aud that tie
one farthest ircm the sidewalk In such violation or
this regulation shall be considered the ohenner
against this order Drivers must not be allowed TO
leave their teams without some orc bolding The
reins nor must they he allowed to annoy citizens
passing, by standing III groups or by seeking patron
age. ..s- ,
Parties offending against these regulations. after
notice or the same, must be reported 10 The Ponce
Justice FOR his action under section XVI, chapter
XXXVIT. City Ordinances. You will see that the dri-
vers OF hacks. &C., ut all other points in Inc city now
used public stands. comply with the regulations
here laid down for their conduct but not interfere
with their positions unless complaint Is made OF
their location. in which event report the fact 10 me
for action. The stand first named Is d>cortnued
because Of the persistent disregard by drivers or Or
ders, because of their continued annoyance to PISS
Ing citizens. and because OF frequent and urgent
complan of those using the street hat IL was pup
ny N"''1Ne' u. c. HARRINGTON, Mayor.
-..... IT, .. OFFICE OF CrIEF OF PoLIcE,l
RICHMOND, May is. 1879.
Owners and drivers nf hacks are hereby notine1
A''' " ~. JOHN POE. JR.,
nv 16-5t ...s.. Chef OF Police.
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To "Cantab:" We have declined TO
publish several communications on the SUD-
.ieet which you discuss in yours, WHICH,
hermit us TO say, ought to be sent to the
views you combat. ...
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! The Northern Neca Neaos is the natne Of
4 ,2 p1aper the publication of which has Just
+. begun at, Warsaw, Richmond county. Its
first No. gives promise OF weiI-edited
iouruaI.i We welcome 1t into the Journals
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rAs Virginia Lau Journa! for May is full
Of interesting articles, Judge GEORGE l..
CHRISTIAN, editor. J. W. RANDOLPH q hSd-
LIsH, publishers. -
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GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE EN-
Vt CURSlON OF THE SEASON TO LYNCH
BURG, ria RICHMOND AND DANNIlLE RAIL
ROAU-1rain leaves Richmond SATURDAY. May
oath, a, 1916 P. n. Fare for the round trip, S3
children under Twelve years half price. Tickets good
for three days thus giving an opportunity 10 attend
the great LynchnurS Spring Fair, 20 visit The Natu-
raj bridge and other places Of Interest. Business
men, as we'll pleasurc-seekers. should avail them
selves Of this opportunity Rates Of boa ri obtained
for excursioniss: Lynch Hou-e. per day, si;2o;
tickets for meals when bought, $3.50. each: plcd,
Hotel at reduced nrirrs Special coaches for coored
people. SPECIAL train returning leaves LInchbnrg
SUNDAY NIGHT II 0 7. NJ. arriving In Rich
nIond early Monday morning. Baggage checked. 49,
Tickets for s;ieIby the commitae-James ID.
Rcith and W. a. Solomons, No. 3ll Broad street;
also at 4. w. CARRIER Il Co.'s, G. +. Johnstons. and
West, Johnston 6 Co.'S. my IL
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MET AT COHEN BROTHERS.
40 pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN at
10 pieces FRENCH WELT at SOC. valued at Soc:
fiucr qualities greatly reduced:
FRENCH NAINS OOK, LINEN DE INDIA.
FRENCH NULL, aud all ether WHITE
GOODS. from The lowest TO The finest qualities ;
ALL-LINES HEMMED UAHDkERCE!EFSa NJ
&C.: Iicms'itched very tine qnaliiy, IN VINE or
colorcd de siyns. ut So Il dozen. valued at from
IS 10 *6 Il dozen: r
100 dozen LACE TIDES at from % I" 49, fui
so per CO M. under value: real ANTIQUE LACE
TIDES aud BkD-SflA8 SETS;
1850 dozen CORsETS, some few very slightly
smoked. ~ one half tkeir va ne;
MOTIF NGHAM LACE NJ 10. l2'", 10. 2e, 70. 80,
= 40. so, 80. and 75c.: Il large lot of LACE Cuh-
TAINs, IN real and imitation:
Full regular. made HOSE ut 12i4.: ut csc. valued
at4Oc.: the largest and finest collection OF Hose
In the city: .-
Ladies. sILk-CLOCKED HOSE ut Csc; also,
large lot At 1GGc.:
NECK RUCHE in LACE EDGE and IMITATION
GRAPE LISSE at 5 and &c. per yard; also, all
the novelties In fine goods:
LONG EOLORED LACE MTTTS mt Toe. pair,
valued at from 81 TO ) Il 20.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. my 10
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ExEcUTQR,s. NOTICE.

II HAVE lQUALiFiEDs AstEXECUT0R
IL offihe last will aud testament of the late DR..
HOWELL L. THOMAS, and request that all Sums
owing to- and MI debts due by. the said estafe be
paid or presented, Ell lterto tGaUBRs &tWfLLIAAs
or TO my self. WILLIAM HATCHER. IL !.
sExreuto, or Dr., II, Z. Thomas, deceased.
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CAnPErs. oIr.CLorHs. &c.

CARPETS, WHOLESALE. AND RE-
PETS. OIL-t;LIyTHS LIN0LECM, CHINESE,
COCOA, asd MAPLE MATTISGS, SHADES, hss..
LANDS, LACE CURTAINS. cORNfCES. kUGS,
Work done in town or country, All orders promptly
Attended, "a. - PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
ap 12.2m No. 1911 Main street. Richmond ia
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EECTERES,
FEAST.

THE LULA WHILDEN. SOCIETY OF
i PfNF-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will have
a FEAST during this week corner of Cherry and
AibemarieS sireeis Parties visiting Hollywood on
Memori day can leave tn ir umbrellas, baby
riages &C. In charge of the ladies of the Society.
PROCEEDS for the relief Of the sick. my Colts
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ADmINisTRATRIx's NvTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
Il qualified and given hond in the county OF B0;e.
tourt rs administrators upon the estate of ROBERT
HETH, deceased. - EVA Ii. a. beth,
gIHE' Admintsfratrix Of Robert Hetll. deceased.i
MAY 10. 1870. 80. my 20.2raw2wts {
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r17T THE GREAT SALE OF SILKS AT
= COHEN BROTHERS..

The greatest bargains ever known. Greatest dis
play ever made In this city. Fine Satl-bnsl re-
ouccd to the value OF American goods. my I'D
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MINERAL WATERS.
VIClII WATER,
AN ALKALINE WATER,
TO DYSPEPTICS.

1ny1 l2lB Main street.,
TO DYSPEPTICS.
The LUNENBURG LiTlIIA WATER Is "Ni"1
You as 4 remedy Of unqus"nablr 'ali'r IN INC
treatment Of Dyspepsia Ia It's various forms W"
have IL on drlupht, for sale IN any quantity, al 81
cents p,r gallon. In recommending ;his Water 10
our pa: rnns We speak not ohlT from our personal
knowledge Of cures effected by IFS USE but on Tie
testimony Of physicians of high standing. Read the
suljOincd certificates:
HessrS. POLK Miller g. Co.:
Gen,lpmen,-i have u.ei the "LUEE%El re-
LITHIA WATER" with dtctdsd bentH infr''tl.
eases of dyspepsia and ln.i "rtirn occurring TON
In adults aud childrcn. IN one case especially,
where indigestion Wa, accompanied by hsdiarl'
The result WAS something marreH0us. llon"''',,.
when better known 10 the faculty. this Water VII
aeqnire high rank among me Gcinst "
Richmond, June IT, 1878.
BuRxEyILLE, May 2 1879.
About the first OF February last was prcli sg.-
ferpr from dryness Of mouth aud ihr"i' NJ" nnfn
Ing thirst. tried the waite" from different sE',iSi
md wells in my nelghborhr0d without rrlci. ana
ali turned sour IN The stomach. | procuioi SOM 81
YOUR s.LUNESBuhG LITtilA WAlfK, shn
two or ,hree dranrht, n IN gnrs s na m very
comfortable. My dsurhier WIS similarly aI,,i."'
could not ind any relief ifnm burning IN I ~.
c" ''mNa drinIing the ,.LUNENBrRG LuiilA
WATER" and found prompt r. lei anu great ''L-
edit voluntarily send yea this c. r'!iicar rs 81. 'N
preston OF nv gratitude 10" th" great hnGnt - :
WATER" Very respectfully.
'AM'' ~
/ commend 81 as most rntun1ie agent In h.>,
rss oSpe'I 6ss. witnessed mDst otsi"n>
caseone that resisted inc %nn,c nfe .,,,
yield to me ,hsc!s o. '"'' WI tLEgx M.D
lnusnJuTU Courthouse MARCH, . iCiC'
,o,r ,r,1rp 6 30 druggists, corper u
MYTH and Main streets. Sole Acme, ,q-so..3,n
GORGE SCuH,N'S
VI MINERAL, WAIt'K -, sfI ~ sIinyrls.
On nRAIGNT:
soDA.WArEEs XII IN; S.'EN'
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M EEgsNesS.

MASONIC ,NOTICE.-THE MEM &
IYl BERS or RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE, No. 10. will attend u statrd COM "
municaii0n ut the hiasous Hall. THIS (Tuestay}
EVENING At 6 O'Clock. Members of sister lodges
aud visiting brethren are Invited TO he present.
By order Of The w. NJ.
/, "a WILLIAM J. RlDDICK.
. nv 20-1tA Secretary.
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GRAND EXCURSION

Old POINT, NORFOLK. WASHINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE. 'E.'..
-. TUESDAY. MAY 9TH. -. u
by the splendid fast.sailing steamer ARIEL; cor
meeting with the Lady OF the Lake or George Leary
and Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Fare 10 Norfolk and return. ....-.".....,S2 90
Fare to Washington and relIiru......n... 90
Fare TO Baltimore and return. 90
Steamer will leave wharf 1t Richmond at $3.50
A. N. MAY 27TH. Secure your tickets at LOUIS
EUKER'S, Brad and Seventh; REDFonD BRO
THEIRS. Broad aud Third: II G. WAITS, Main
street, and al CAREERS, s26 Main street.
nv l7-S,Tu.ThSS
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then took the stand and delivered an ba-
raneuc of an hour and quarter in length
filed with abuse OF the bondholders and APP
pealing to the worst passions OF the people,
but with no sound argument against the
merits of the bill. He succeeded, however,
in gaining the applause Of his side. M /,
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X f,9,lsfpI ess, ,iliH .t9fchi3 .JaiEI: 7 t3i.N
.gf3Hpk 10 dfEtw s<tti:ssh III, tspttiR
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL; VIRGINIA Nu-
NOND Va, will be held ut the Office of the Associ-
alton, No. 26 north Ninth street, on TUESDAY,
-"' -'' - ID, u. WILKINSON.
nv 7.l2l62O ..-.. Secretary.
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BURXEyLLE, May 2 1879.

commend 81 as n most rHtudbte agent In -.
persia. especially haI form ""conipani"' Dn 'cL
eructations. | have Witnessed m1st obStt"">
case-0ue that resisted the whole Hlsterld W'd'rf-
Weld 10 the Effects Of ibis Water: also c"H!I,''
IL ~ fcbrifng'. W.. NJ, ~ ~
LunenbHrg Courthouse. March w lee
POLK MILLER & 60, Druggists eoF"'' -
Ninth and Main streets. Sole Ar"H :. :, .,,,.,.
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Extensions.

NOTICE-TOH EXCURsIONGtnsEM
lS AND PICNIC PARTIES. sTssGssaGalszs
The barge NEW YORK. with capacity tor 6Uo
passengers hi. just been Hrtei up ana eau De char
Tered 10 any point on the river. III 10 = ttts.SI5
For terms. &C., apply on board or &c PhiladeIphta
Steamship Shed. my lSt1m
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BEERS OF RICHMOND hgA
Nl LODGE. No. Il, KNIGHTS OF@&A
PYYH!AS. viii attend 4 st ted meeting Ofsl q ID
Their lodge at Wlkinson's Hail TGlSES&%SI
(Tnrsdavl EVENING at s O'Clock. Candi- SSSsS
dates for ranks viii be prompt In attend. SgI
ance. Members OF sister lodges are cordially in
vito d. a... ". ,~
BY order of the Chancellor Commander. ..
c. f.. DANFORTH,
my DOLLS KecDerOf Records and Seal
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-22
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditio
or certain mortgage dated the lsth day OF
ne and weithy NJ. Kinne, OF Lake county,
Michigan, TO George II. Breffie, of Gencssce
county, Michigan, and recorded I'm the office
Ofthc Register of DcedSfOr Lake county Mich-
ignn, on the 18th day of September, 1877, In IL
Der Two OF mortgages, on page Is; which
tiiorignge was duly assigned by said GEORGE
III. Brtnffie to Melville X. Bisscll, of the City
OF Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the nth day OF
December, 1877, and said assignment was du-
~ recorded In the Office of tile said Register
of Deeds of said Lake county, on the 2ist day
of December, 1877, In libcr Five of Mortgages,
ON page III; and whereas there IN claimed to
be due ON said mortgage, ut the date of this
ncy fee therein rovidet, of $40, In Of fore
closure, the total sum of -Four Hundred and
Fifteen and I4-l.O Dollars )sil51il; and NO suit
at law or In equity having been Instituted to
recover the said debt or interest or any part
thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale In said mort
gage contained and OF the statute in such case
made and provided. said mortgage will be
ioreclosed, and for that purpose,
On Wednesday, the 23d Day Of July,
ls7a, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF that day,
at the front door of the Court House In the
Village of Baldwin, In said County of Lake
and state OF Michigan THAT being the place OF
holding the Circuit Court for said county,;
there will be sold at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, tile premises $ desci bcd In said
mortgage, or 80 much thereof US may be nec-
cssury To satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, both principal and interest and said at
torley fee and the expense of such foreclosure,
said land and premises are described In said
mortgage as follows: All those certain pieces
or parcels of land situated I'm the Township
of Elk, In the County of Lake and state OF
Michigan, and described rs follows, tO-wit:
Twoacres of land In the southwest corner of
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of Section Thirty-six
(3j) In Town Eighteen Us) North, of Range
Fourteen I'D West; being twelve Cl2) rods
north and south, and runnir east far enough
TO Make two t2) acres. Also, the undivided
half of the saw mill, machinery, appurte-
nances and fixtures and land thercuntO be-
longing, owned bJDdlrst parties and situated
on the northwest corner of the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter of Section
Thirty-six (3B), In Town Eighteen (s) North,
OF Range Fourteen (ip West, and the banking
ground, four 60 rods wide ON either side Ofthe
mill pond from said mill east to quarter line of
said Section, and onc-half acre west of mill
and joining the said strip four rods wide
above mentioned, and lying north Of creek,
excepting and reserving tile saving timber
growing tiIercOn-that In, on the last de-
scribcd piece.
Dated, April 2sth, 1879.
MELVILLE r. BIssELI,
III. JOSLIN, Assignee of said Mortgage.
Attorney for said Assignee.
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Probate Order.
State OF Michigan,
lAlInnlN. MI nlr

State of Michigan q.
County Of Lake,
At a session of the Probate Court for said
county, held at the Probate Office In the VII
lngc of Baldwin. In said county, on the 2oth
day of April, A. ID. lS7D;
Present, Hon. Walter A. Burnnm, Judge OF
Probate.
In the matter of thu estate of Stephen NJ.
Fradenburg, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition duly ver-
ificd of Amos Fiandt, praying that certain
Instrument now ON file In this Court, purport-
ing to be tie last will and testament of said
deceased, may be admitted to Probate. and
that administration of said estate may be
granted to Amos Fiandt or some suitable per-
sOn;
TlIereupon, II Is ordered that
Monday, the 18th Day of May nert
at four o'clock p. m, he assigned for the hear
ing of said petition, and That tile heirs at law
OF aid deceased and all other persons inter-
csted In said estate are required To appear ut a
session of Court then to be- holden at the Pro-
bate Office In the Village of Baldwin nfOrc-
said, and show cause, ifany there be, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered, that said petition
crgive notice To the persons Interested I'm soid
estate of the pcndcncy OF said petition and the
hearing thereof by causing copy OF this or
der TO be published I'm the LAKE COUNTY STAR,
u newspaper printed and circulating in said
county, three successive weeks previous to
snid day or heiring.
"a true copy. WALTER A. BuRSAM,
Judge of Probate.
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Probate Order.
state Of Michigan, I :.

State OF Michigan, @,
County of Lake,
At n session of the Probate Court holden nj
the Probate Office in the Village of baldwin,
In said county, on Monday, the 9TH day May
A. ID. 1879,
Present, Hon. Walter A. Burnam, Judge OF
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of George A.
Moore, minor;
Spencer Frelcnburg, guardian, comes into
court and represents that he IL prepared to
render his annual account an such guardian.
Thereupon, II Is ordered, that
Mondoy, the 2d Day of Junc, m.rt
ut o'clock I'm the afternoon, he assigned for
examining and allowing sucli account; and
ail the heirs at law Of said minor, ana NIL 9TH
or persons Interested In said estate are re-
quircd To appear at IA session OF said court
then to- he holden at the Probate Office In the
Fillag, of Baldwin, I'm said County of Lake,
and show cause, ifRny there b., why the said
account should not be allowed. Aud II is fur
ther ordered, that spencer Fredenburg (gtiar-
diam give notice tO the persons inter, sted Ia
said estate of the pendcncy Of said account,
and the hearing thereof, In causing u copy of
this order TO he published IN the LAKE cOUN-
TY STAR, u newspaper printed and circulat-
ing I'm said county, three successive weeks
previous to said day Of hearing.
WALTER "A. BCRNAM,
"a true copy Judge of Probate.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-22
Official Rulings on New School Law

1. The statute Comp. laws, Z 1925
expressly requiring the township treas
urer to pay the amount of taxes raised
for school purposes to the order of the
school district officers, his liability
therefore is distinct from his ordinary
liability for township moneys, and can
not be released or I'm any way affected
by the action of the township board.
2. Where township treasurer has
accepted i'm payment of school taxes,
various local orders instead of money,
the supreme court decided Jones vs..
Wright, "a Mich, pp. 81, 372) that "a
township treasurer has no right to re-
ceive for school moneys anything
which the law has not authorized to be
so received, and If he chooses to do so
and to receipt for the taxes, he must
make good the amount"
3. The surplus dog collected in a
township must be apportiOned upon the
whole number of children of school age
residing In the township, to all districts
lying wholly or partly In such town.
ship. In case of u fractional district In
which the school-house is situated in
another township, the money belong
ing In such district must be paid over
to the treasurer of the township In
which the school house Is situated, and
by that treasurer paid to the district,
i'm the same way as In the matter of
the two-mill and other taxes.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-22

CONNECTED with one of the di.
vorce suits, in this term Of court
is singular freak ola young bride
n little over two years ago, a re-
spectacle couple came here, from
Evart, and were married, at the
Hersey House, where they staid
over night. Circuit Court was in
session at the time, and, We believe
the young husbandhwus a witness
on one of the important cases.
Next morning he escorted his young
bride to the depot, gave her plenty
of money, kissed her adieu, and
saw her off for a months visit to
her mother in Canada, while he re-
manned to attend the case in court.
In that loving mothers arms she
has remained ever since, deaf to all
cntreaties and proposals of her
young husband to come and live
happy together in the Evart home.
The husband, as might be supposed,
was considerably taken aback when
he fully realized the situation. He
went after her twice, but her moth.
er opposed her coming home to Ev-
art with him. He waited patiently
until patience ceased to be a virtue;
and at length becoming convinced
that his wife did not intend to make
good ner marriage VOWS, he reluct-
antly procured divorce. We have
heard nothing detrimental to the
character of either party in this sim
gufar affair; and can only class it
among the curious freaks that hu-
man nature sometimes displays
DscbOI1 Outline.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-22
To All Whom it May Concern.
Take Notice,

That have filed an application with the
Board OF supervisors OF Lake county, Mlchi-
gan, for leave To construct a dam across the
Marquette River upon tho Enst Half OF the
Northeast Quarter OF section Three, Town
slfp Seveit.em Forth, OF Range Thirteen
quette Railroad bridge. Said dam TO be con-
structed of brush, timber and earth, with a
shute six feet wide at or near the center there
viii be acted upon by said Board of Supcrvi-
sors at q special meeting thereof, To he held
June I'd. is7y. w. n. DEIAMATER.
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NUMBER w.
Mortgage Sale.

On the a7th day OF October, 1871, Josepb S
Bathrick and Melissa lIatlirick mortgagcd "a
Sarah j. Stublcy all that certain piece or pnr-
eel of hand situate In Township Seventeen
NORTH pfItange Twelve West, III the County
OF Lake, state of Michigan; dcscrilrd as the
north half OF the SOU fli rest quarter OF scclion
twenty; eighty acres. .fnOre ar less; which
mortgage was on the first day OF November
1871, rrcopsd I'm the office Of Register of Dc zs
Or Lake county, In Liber OF Mortgages, on
pages 2is-D. There IL now claimed Ia he due
ON said mortgage the sum OF One Hundred
and Sixty-two Dollars and Thirty-two Cents;
and no proceedings at law having been insti-
tuted to recover the same or any part therspf;
by virtue OF the power In satd mortgage and
the statute, the premises above ticscTi5rd will
DC sold ut public vendue, TO the highest bid
der, ut the front door OF the Court House, In
the Village Of Baldwin; thr plnc. OF holding
aforesaid;
On the Sigth Day Of Jnnc, 1870,
at one o'clock y. m. to satisfy said mortgage
and legal costs and thirty-iivc dollars attur-
ney fec coyenantcd for therein.
Dated, March 18TH, ls.o.
SARAH j. SrUBLY,
LII PEIrsoN, OF Mortyngee.
Hudson, Michigan,
Attorney for MUrfgagce.