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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-10-14

Saturday next, at 10 a. M, is the
time appointed to meet OH the site Of
the new Congregational church to clear
the lot and to prepare for building. All
interested are invited. Dinner will be
provided for those coming from u dis
tance. w. f. SrLLENCE, Pastor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-10-14
''fruth is Liln.n

There Is nothing that tends to relieve
the human frame from the tolls and
tumults Of every day life more than
quiet rest and sleep at night. Ptome-
lees Dyspepsia Compound will make
you sleep as sweeuy as you could de-
sire, for the most frequent cause of
Is dyspepsia, and by the
use of this compound the liver Is stim-
ulated to healthy action, and you "feel
like new man" and sleep as you have
never slept before. Sample bottles Is
cents large size ST.. Sold by w. A.
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-10-14
cHAs. X. RADCLIFFE,
n4rsvn, rax- oourrr, xrcn,oAs.
Congregational Church, Bald
win.

congregational Church, Bald
win.
All the services held In Court House
Hall until further notice.
Saobath services, 1890 a. M; 7p. m.
Union Sabbath School, at ~ m.
Short discourse on Sabbath School
lesson and Prayer Meeting every
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Singing Practice every Sunday eve-
ning, at 81 o'clock.
Gospel Meetings each alternate Sab
bath evening.
Strangers always welcome.
w. +. SIILENcE, Pastor.
Mrs. w. b. MoTT, Clerk.
MIR. Il. SAUNDERS, Treausrer.
SABBATH SERVICES, Oct. 18th.
Gospel nesting morning and eve
ning. r'7I ~. lv7' 1889
s.s. Lesson, Gen. xviii, 1922.
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A Good Offer.

The same offer is also, extended
to all subscribers renewing, on like
terms and conditions. 1t is a good
chance to obtainsa valuable book
for nothing. This offer holds good
till Sept. 1st, 1880. Every farmer
needs the information the book con-
tains, of symptoms of various dis
eases, the remedies, size of doses,
nature of the ingredients compos-
ing them, &C., &c. DO not fail to
obtain one, and at the same time
secure your home paper.
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SgcNSyANWNSSSMn

rnrcficsfe1 fesflsnorv 70 fke HCScecr ef
treS MNrrfo' 9essefssQt l'0efffles, f0ffo.3
<rons Lsffssy 10000 {kesn futsonss
f,fisrs. Arv iIih, lg51hs remedy vsrsss psrhes,y.
h. spisysy ifen .s.knss. l.r s,E, Yer. lat
cMesso. A7x. H. fr7of thcfourty curf spd si T.,
TOP 1hs young nan !, Tie ssecyr z fst1hs bsusr.
Nisssu-, ssrk - fsS reserved e. ufk b>n<st fp~ ~
.s ysri shsdss shss var, ~ ih.r o sssiasr sa.e
1sswd hong s.r92z ~ n res s-n-h'ss VERY sifssr
Hich ysn g. H0-f have reed ~ yror rsetsrv II ren.
srct strf sncthrr - posHbs. That f-etsrs
ftsrtrl ~ irouls. bot thcfc urskrto y-
vA yca vos4 rrsc,r tbs %. l.r q. ~sti q that
fsr, Oct. ios, n9-f sinnr surprised ysur rss-
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yY q ss rsve .sssss s.a ,ss's was ss cure 'ss
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-10-14

&SE week In your own town. s5 OUTFIT
business II which persons OF either sen can
make great pay all the time they work.
Write for particulars TO III. HALLETT & Co..
Portland. Maine. "''
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$nsin.ss $arSs,
M'oINIEY HOUSED

IGINLEY HoUSEl
CHASE, LAKE CO., MICH.
Lee Ac0inley, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations, good
stabiing and sample rooms. Just north
Of the depot.
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.Kr. J.'X. BA7.ES, Newspaper I'D
s.erfisira .49enf, Al Park PoW Time.
Lniid'rg), Ncw Jork, is authorized to
ce"fytisf .fyr advertisements in the
LIKE COUNTY STAR at our best
rufrs.
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Tho's Smurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chanccry. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office In Court House building,
baldwin, Mich.
Money to loan.
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+. T.. Withey, Lawyer.
Will practice in State and II. s.
Courts. Circuit Court Con. missioner.
Cnice IN Court Housc, baldwin, Mich.
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DR.. h. b. Peck,

DR.. 81. b. Peck,
Dentist, Reed City. Twenty-four
years practice. Office, over the Jewell
~ store formerly owned by Hubbard.
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JOHN II, AUER,
Merchant Tailor,
RhED CITY MIcHTc.AN.

Where yrn will find the Latest of all
k'pds Of Samples TOR Suits: Mt living
lrices, aud warranted. Work done
with n~s,ness and dispatch.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Tnnnaxr Rnrr RtteA.

Theodore J. Miller, the victim al the
tug-boat explosion, va9 buried al $50
O'Clock this mOrAirg. the fnuara, ser,
vices we're conducted OT E.v. r. 3
Du Val. The 1o'sl offerings waro very
beautiful, being Rif.3 from Riw2rd R.
Johnson, Robert K UoRa, Howard l.
5ta&ta. Samuel HaoAdsEna, Henry R0l.
lIus, Frank Rcguau, Thomas J. CTaa-
ford, 7. EilWoad Carpsutar, Rober!
Devliu, John Gir2aI, Harry Pinuy,
Joseph SehJGcld, William Decker,
George BBchsu1ao, Bayard Wilkinson,
Walter Spsrks, jean &c@auIley, Mar.
tin Kenton, George b. Wales, Fred,
G1andal, WilJtsm Paris, Charles b,
Mrudorf, Flank Kuuke!, Jamgg b.
Gillsapie, Edward Hammer. william
D. Sta!ey. H2warl Cloud, William Q,
Lynch, Hills Montgomery, Arthur P,
MoCaullsy, Charles Il, Simmgn9 aud
Georgs G. GIagp'e. TIE in'cgrnHnt
took pla:4 at t4a EivsEview Ctme:oYy.
The pal.-be4Ypr3 we're: E.Sard R
Johnson, William Seward, Fr.Dk Kan
Rel, JcBeph Sanofsli. Howard 4.
STATS and w HAN Stalay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Poor Iceland.

LcHpos, Dec. GA despatch from
DublEn to ths Times says:
at is generally said that 80 dull and
sad a Christmas has never beeu eX-
perieused here. Sullen depression
marks the spirit of the people, and
traders who have fer some time beeu
feeling very acately the effects Of the
disturbed state OF the country ara be-
ginning to exhibit signs OF great en-
6arrasameut. But the agitation which
la paraly lying trade pntting capital to
q cht and p0'so ne commeSJial fe,still
extends its deA1ly Influences while the
sufferers look on its pr0greas In helpless
DISNEY. Tho Efforts Of the Land
League are now chiefly directed to,
wards tas noth CT Ireland, where il il
persisten:ly trying 10 overcome the re
puguauce TO tt5 prsGtics. There can be
little doubt that Il has suCce :dGd oon-
s!Aerably whom lnoat ali tbe dis!Ticts
are honeycomDad with its organisation.
The exertions Of Size a8itators are also
directed toRard3 County Dublin and
.ac borders OF Ou 1tin itself. MalSkiie,
Qesr Dublin, was the scene OF = second
demonstration on Suuday, buI tAera
was no roasoa TO boaS. OF ito suGgesa."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
govcrcaa DALE for snrse Fo1-n.

LEvEs, Del DasnnLor ga hesvy
east r'y gle set in heEe oarly
yesterday evening, aud still continues;
The wind changed CT 4 O'Clock this
morning to northwest ald inward aud
increased is violence. The bark ". r.
Harvard, here for oEd r, is high up on
the bgaca above the r. irga2 pier, and
little eide whsel stasmart tho Wand
ersr, from Nov York, bound South,
has gone to pieces near he iron pier.
The Crews OF boih arc tata. fhe men
on tho bark lyude. in tAeii own boats,
But few vessels aFe IA tie haEboT,
and no furthsr disasters have been
heard OF. THIS is The sev9.cat gale
hsre rinee the ore il October, 1877
at which time 60 maay vessels founder
ID in the barber. Tie gGls had Eeon
accom- panied by . heavy WIND until 8
% clock this afternoon, wher 1t chsuged
to binding snoW Btarm, whieh still
continues, the Wind being northeast,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
ID Hardly Paws.

A New Jersey merchant met an &C.
queintance on q street ear Oh The Ele-
waited Road, in New York, recently,
and after some general remarks the
Ia liter said
Wsaw q newspaper notice that you
had failed"
"Tsa. l went by TIE board"
"Vsry bad"
"Yes, Pretty bad"
"Oatside speeulasions, l supposed"
! "Partly."
"CreditOrB willing 70 give you a
Ohanoe to FesOvsrs"
"Yes."
"Glad Of Il! suppose You'll soon be
all righti"
Eyes. ! tell You what, twas very
disaFreesble business. ! had to plead
family extravaganza, and my wife, who
hadn't had q new dress for SIX months,
was as mad as hops. had proved that
/ had given too much 10 the chnreh and
the minister called aud raked me over
the GOALS had a clerk abscond with 4
lot Of cash, and the creditor mada me
own up that lie was my brother. !
supposed that had lost $500 by Ere,
bat they figured that was hundred
ahead figured on having enough TO
pay thirty eenta on the dolllr, bat
soinehov they go; hold OF ninety sight,
and PIT all tho costs on ne. lost four
weeks Of trade OH tie top of this, and
I'm feeling awful blue. Ithardly pays
to fail--Rnlsss yo0 have partner to
help yOa to bluff creditors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
rragofv Non7 Bothlo.lem, ra

AI,gyrowE, Pa, Dec. 81 Jacob
Gogel and his wilS Anna, sn aGei
ojcplc residing at Sansee's MIL, ioar
uiles from BathIebem, Pa, were foand
dead In thoir bed lila morning. Their
heads wsrs nearly severed from their
bodies and q bloody AKA WIS found IN
the apartments. The walls were splash
ed with blood, and altogether the room
presented shocking sight.
Joseph Snyder, Who boarded with
the GogeI's was believed to be the muT-
dersr. He was caught by an tnfu-
rated mob of rsighbors soon alter the
discovery of tho crime and hanged to
The nearest tree. Gogel was q day
la5orsr, abou, 40 years Of age, and
leaves D children, The motive OF the
double murder Is unknown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

EEiH, Pa, December 22.-Mr. Vim
CIrnsy, Of this ely, WA und9r the nal
Meditation tia. he would de nj Q AM
yesterday. Tie raVs he had . visiGn
on Sunday last, in which he was told
Of his approaching tsos&}s. He took
to his bed, although apparently heal,
thy, and continued sinking and grew
ing fsebler az the time drew nigh.
Yesterday morning hs made his will
and was prepared for as2lh hy Bishop
Mullen, the Catholic preIa.e Of this di.
Osess. His hoaSe Vas filed With peo-
pie watching the result. Bat alas, the
death propheoytu'ned out to b. ia
lie. Much disappointment was mani.
tested at the fGiiure Of the miracle,
which his friends attributed TO the Off
ciousness OF Judge Galbraiih and D:.
Brand. They believe tina! the will Of
God would have b4gu carried out but
for tho cunning OF tie lawyer and the
phySicians, The Judge persuaded
Carnsy's brother 20 tam back the hands
of tho clock two hours, and the doojor
administered Sp opiste ~ midnight
which Cb5onred mundane matters iron
tho Vould-be oorpse for ak hours.
Carney dsUounaeI the fraud I'atti.e /
upCa him ~ inianous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
How she d. essed SO QuIckIz.

The New YoyB ashton correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer writes that,
on entering the dressing.room of an 40.
tress friend at q theatre, she saw
spread out on a chair an elaborate dress
Of satin and velvet, q peculiarly OF
which was that all bows and other
ornaments were already fastened In
place, aud the garment was open In
front from neck TO hem, though so ooa-
triVsd that the junction would not BE-
visible VIXEN worn. This arrangement
was TO avoid delay, and how the actress
made COMPLETE change of costume
less than five minutes Is described 80
foilo|a: "Pir5t, she picked up pair
.oi gloves and began to pat them on. At
toe same time her maid unlocked her
dress from top to bs.!Om With quick,
def; fingers, and stripped of the waist
garment in twipknng. She seated
herself and extended her 'eet for the
msid TO ;ske ctf the shoes and stock
ingG. The latter being stripped over
the fest In jiffy, disclosed clock silk
hose, 80 that the fresh pair We're al
ready on. BY the time the sl'ppers
wore In place, the actress had got the
last button Of her gloves intoits button
htle. a minute aud half hes clap.
sed. Tben the maid took of several
puds and O bow fr0m her mislsess'S
head--her hair in the previous get
having been simply dr5gBed--and pat
on a moro elaborate blonde wig, fas.sn-
ing II 10 place with hairpiDS. Next
tie actress stood mp, and the maid
swiftly put her into the dress that had
laid on the chair. Every par! fell ed
into It's place, plentiful hooks
and eyes holding all together. Stand
ing before 3 fall length mirror she
finally surveyed herselicriticSlly, at
just three minutes and half from the
start. Half a minute more was en-
ployed In putting additional rouge and
Dowder on the face and then che was
rsGdy to go to the stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

A s,eubonvllls (ohio) despatch says
3 bloody tragedy took place Friday
night at Rysn's clearinghouse. DR..
Henry, q ycuns desslst. while intoEt-
Gated, was xsIag pYofAne language al
tho table la the presence OF ladies'
DR.. schooloy rsbuk,& him. Soon q
Gght began, when farmsr named
Buckingham, who had grudgo against
Sohooley, in:e!isred. 6shooley ora"
a ravolVoy and SHOT Buckingham In tbs
RICH: eye. Henry then seissd Shsvd
aud crushed auhosl0y'sskull. Backins
ham aud sohoOlsy we're alive st the isa'
reHor. but could not long survive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
DeIayes ths wrong Train.


Phiiad elphia, Dco. 77lh.
l, became known among The employs
of the Pennsylvania Railroad oper.
sting the mills Of disputad track on she
junction road, whore the trains OF tao
Baltimore and Ohio Conpany meet
with such delay, that the examiner
appointed by the United States Court
vas to pass over abe disputed ground
on Friday. Tks men were given 10
undrrBtand thathe would pass through
on the est bound Hain, whereas he
put In al appearance by the rain 20
ing westward. Thie little mistake led
TO very peculiar results. While the
eastern. bouLd train was hauled over
the disputed track vita bnt liltlA de-
lay, tha cars on which the examiner
wss a passenger were delayed two
hours and three snarteTS,
This train arrived on time, bat tho
Penn7ylvaniL Company s engine which
wSs to draw II over tho niie OF track
did not pat in an appearance for on
hour. When II did arrive, and was
coupled to tho train, another delay Of
an hour ensuoa. At the expiration OF
this time il moved about 100 yards aud
came TO a stsudssill, and did no. move
again for about fofty-hVs minutes,
The feeling Of the passengers were any
hing but placid, and it is said the ex.
mine will rot bo required 10 T5pea:
The trip before making his ryoE TO
the Couv! on the situation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

IA the GREATEST friend ever known 30 the
esusun ptive, bscauss Il rapidly ssres
every cold, which, II pesmitted 70 run
lis coarse, would speedily destroy Life.
II also reduces that continuous In
asmmation which causes such fearful
destruction Of the substance OF the
lungs. For sac by'all druggists. Prioo'
500. W. Ckampioz Browning, PFop'r',
|l1l7 Arch sbscs,. PhilG,, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
CHRIsTMAs OANTECLB.
ny Rav. GEORGE n. KRlMER.


"When they saw tho star, they rejsicS'
With exosading great Joy. "-MattksW Z: II
"Tho wind IS shill,
hut 10, n whistle "a 1t will,
WEI Keep our o.r"@as merry 'tiIi.
On Ohrlstmas I've the belts we're runs"
Sir HGtRr SfBif
Christmas hellg rihg DER the street.
Ca,itns p " tCsIs' f@eyi
HinR out nsr the Wtntry ah
AinE DOR Colds 81 cold mud Dsre.
Eiusis, roll! for dc shall bupg
RRdiane3 Of eternal spring.
ChHst is bbrn--the nations light
PErl your banners, troops Of niEht;
Csupg Of1aTlnoss quickly Ace.
Kin ye bells, sweet molOiy--
Nisdol9, come nom East afTi
Guided by the brilliant star.
Sandals Beel Gfeniloss day.
Cleaning through the niZhts rssh,VaY-
Valley If tbs dalLh gloom baZa
WITH the golden holy rays!
BiAsksst craze Of Hgdss saline
Win parental UgA. dIy!ae
--B'bIs h0rasy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

The Pigeon match between this city
srd New Castle came Of on Saturday.
Tho first bird was thrown up in New
Castle at 10 O'Clock, a. M, and failed
TO re- soh this city. A bird belonging to
Joahua Bowers, No. SOY Monroe street,
was thrown up at IL 80 and reached
this oity at 1905 The hirds bslong-
ing to Msssr,. Cooper, Lee and Fagen
fliiai to reach thiS city in the tme
epsoid.d and wsro disqualified. The
match was postponed until further
hotion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Elensa0u of 0Mc SEs.

Ala regular ststsd meeting OF Jensr-
son Council No. 10, o. U. A. M, on
evening, the following ON
o,rs were elected for the ensuing term;
C.--J. A, Davip; V. CIV. +. Mos
siek; r. SD. J. Mundal; A. K s.
X. II. Baldwin; TreasurAr--W. +. hG
kill; +. SD. r. NsrSlsy; Ind
W. Marvin; I. n --Jos: Honey; .. p
J. d. VinOant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
WtlSfa1CWnfSns fla O Ones


Ca Christmas night light occHred at
2 N,lorsd festival st South Chester IN
yh!oh rsaors ana knives vsre freely
usea and several parties more or loss
ipi.rSi. WsrranN were Issued for
the arrest Of two ucn living Ia VIII
pinCtou, bat 81 they made good their
escape the senstablss In whose hssas
they were plaosd refusod 70 act nnlssS
lii sir expenses we're psid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Il AEaEGAD LIN EH.
HiEIG&E 1lR3E EAHEEs.
7phyEs LRkVn WIIEIHeTCR,

g57 Philadelphia and intermediate ststicns
Z, $40, 1880, o. m; go, 400, 7c0, 1000, 2,
10 On Sundays: $40 q. m; 800, go, 9.50
pm
Phna. Express: $50, 0, 8.4s, 1909 o. m, 1915,
400, 9h5 p. N.
gor PbiIa. and New York; 1.5S, 22a, $50, T.Oc
1907, @. IN; fE2,2 70, sl2. AZ, NjDitsd)
eli ?. II. Sundays, BIS Il. L., e,lT z. n.
For EglIlaoIe AND Way stations: $50 4. n.
800 ?. IN.
F3t FILLMORE, Washington ald Bay Limo;
Ecr Ba!tuoN and Washington: 1871, EOS
2.i6. SIS 8. ~; l2,G5, l&t (iIGitsGI &,tt
T.25 p. n. Sundays: l&.6l, 2.o3 e. Ia ,&.lh p. Z
For lEcIA,aEi9n apply st depot.
Cor NSR CASTLE. SEQ, $40, q. oI., L3s, C.CC
g.3A }, n.
For Harrington and intermediate stat
$50 T.. NJ: l.t5, E.3h r. n.
Ter De'E.ar and ilterG SdtGos STATIONS: 20 y,
gcT Wilmington n Eessboyr Z. a.: Tc9, =,
La,;a.O. sos, =. n. 10 Ga@2sY tsE!ing.
arrive 8 &n1 Il15 u. Bs, 2Ill a.. Z. N.
H. Delaware HCsgGga Il, H.: ".ib, 1870. M,
s.g6 i. Il. STra8y Ea!aB, 1910 4. n, II
FL.aLXg3 ZOE WILlLrG8ToA LGGTS PaIiAArGL'
PEgA,
Cro1a BZeEG street. sna Washington s7Vn %
g2c, $40, lg,Gl, Ito LIS C. H.; Lt-j, $50
4, 4.33, 4.45, OBJ, :, go, 8, $40, n.@D. II
On :SEndEys: s.S0 o, nj ., 8,9t6, n.89p. ~.
From T'hirty Second and Market sLrGeG.i T.SC
f.G0, I.96 a, No.; l225. IIiMltcGj S,L5 T.. c.
tln SUEdGT6i LOB N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

At AT sA 9RANGESTEEET FOR
r. p8rEgek l22It6s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
BShEEEmG.

J.hH.-GODD BOARD At so
H. H''h Jlaasgnt rooms and every
'4aT lIr gOgEg women, can he found
Wy NiGGh stsoGt ; washing 20 cents
ll23 lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

5TEtr-A HOUSE PAINTER AND
'pga hanger. apply los v. SiAth
I2s.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

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loatius guns Oh all makes, gevOlvays and esq
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volyoss E.sO. Implements for breash lcad'nt
GUNS, gins balls end traps, and fEhing ta?s
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LOWER END LOCALS.

The farm of the late George Rubincam,
in Little Britain township, containing %
acres, was sold at public sale on Thursday
last by the administrator, to Samuel T.
Bradford OF Wilmington. for s23 per acre.
JOS. II. Brosius has completed his cream
cry, at Octoraro, and will commence butter
making in a short time. He intends to
use only the milk of his twenty-four COWS
at present and will not buy of his neighbors
until his arrangements are fully perfected.
William b. Paxson, of COlerain town.
ship, recently sold drove of seventeen
hogs Of the Poland China breed which
averaged nearly 800 pounds weight each.
]. f. Turner, of the same township, sold
nine shoats from a litter of twenty three.
The mother of this extraordinary brood,
finding she had rather large family for
the hard times, being unable to furnish
drinking tubes all around, dispatched all
but nine.