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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-01-01


A NEW HEALTH ALMANAC. We
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and Health Alnionac for 1850, - octave
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with special hints. for each month i'm
the year; the Principies.of Phren0logy,
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of the organs, together with the
siefnition of the mental faculties;
Phrcnology' VS.. Bumpology sets to
right some erroneous opinions; Phren-
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burgh museunf Tree Ferns, illustrated;
The portraits with sketch ofMrs. Lydia
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Phreudogy.

THIS time Is passed when people
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men arc now applying its principles to
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othin self culture, and ia iheir deal
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that relates TO Hunldn Nature, and
the Improvement of men physically,
mentally, and morally. hl the pros
pectus TOR 1880, the publishers make
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year, and To each subscriber is offered
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Office. With the aid of this, and the
Illustrated key Which accompanies It,
together wifi tue articles published III
the PiretotogicdJ Journat on Practical
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quite familiar with tic location of tire
different chronological Organs, and u
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CIRCUIT COURTS
4 FOR 1880 AND 1881. :,
STATE OF MICHIGAN:
1911 JUDICIAL CTRCUrT.

Pursuant to the Statute In such case
made and provided, / do hereby afiix
and appoint tile times for holding the
several terms OF the Circuit Court In the
Nineteenth Judicicl Circuit for the
years 1880 and 1881, as follows: n0i s,'
OsCE0IA First Monday ofJanuary;
first Monday of May; second Monday
of November. Ts- II fft,trs4}tE ~.
MANIgrEE-- Fourth Tuesday, of Feb
ruary; third Tuesday of May; fourth
Tuesday Of November 80 ,.,,g 400.
MASON Second Monday Of Fetrua-
ry; first Monday OF July; second Mon
day OF December. ~
BENzIs-Fo Fourth Tuesday ofJanuary;
secoud Tuesday. OF June.
LAKE--s Second Monday of March;
first Monday Of august. gsaa9a t}a-6
WExroRDL1l'oofth Monday ~ of
March; fourth Monday of july saa
lr2a2fap bGA -. iDGHANjHT, isv :.
a.J,seliN1toa lfich Il Circuit Judge. n
gf1Afg Oof.s2l ,flS79!(fiisn hns 81 fnhl
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Notice.
IAsD OFFICE AT Rrsp Cry, MIRO

4 ..E.r .Ir December 20tli, lS70. /,
Notice is hereby given that the following
N I'M ~ settler has filed notice OF his intontion
aud secure finaI entry thereof at the expira-
ton of thirty days from the date Of this mo-
tice, viz: s,Ifs3g.l fa.ys,ff.n. r-etse.,. s
Micii., for tile y. r. x Of section y, Town u
North, liangeiS Wesi; and names the follow
Ing as his witnesses, Viz gtieorgc w. Caster,
Lake county, Mich. h ~ .sH03 .gI-t l
Register
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Asip Aobsrtisemsnts.
Notice.
! LAsD orsicF AT REtp Cry, MIcE;,
lcorreeted /. weskix.l

- " 7 sIT IIHW ~. DectDlDl T %, IpIJ.
Eoilco is hereby given, thar the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
10 make fiual proof in support OF his oiaiul,
and secure final entry th.itof at tho expira-
tion or thirty days Il o:i the daie OF. this no
-tice, viz: .ttl -to tf- ltlef fifaft
. Gcoig. w. Smith, OF Eden, Lake county,
Mich for The $. y OF n. ". = and Lots and
4, Sgclion >, Town n North, Range IL West;
and f,an-. tile ffoiluwing az his witnesses,
viz:yJohn W. swift, OF Yates, and Charles w.
Fuller, of Pheasant Pl,ins, Lake county,
Mich. ett" EDwkRD 81 nv ESsoS, ilf
i. 4 .ftftTfflf 81 ca. nFeftr u. IL n,.eistcr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-01-01

We acknowledge the receipt from
J.C. Aver a. Co, of Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, of copies of Ayers we'll
known Almanac for 1880 in English,
French, German, Dutch, Norwegian,
Swedish, Spanish and Portuguese, the
whole forming a collection well worth
preservation. Tire publication of these
carefully ly-prepared and really valuable
books, at the rate OF ten million copies
per annum, all for grntuitous circula.
ton in all quarters of the globe is one
~ tile marvcfs Of this marvellous age.
II takes eight ,,r,nths to print them,at
the rate of fifty thousands copies per
day, and the production of them econ-
sumes nearly five hundred tons Of
paper. ilsst sa hrt .lsy syi ex.
= The little annual is welcome visitor
ut every fireside, and IL las, like the
standard medicincs prepared by its
publishers, tiIe deserved confidence of
the en- tire public.r,sf,I ~ 80 II 80 II. ~,
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a9Notice.
LAwD OFFICE AT REED orr, Mich.

"a BIS NIJJ Decc,nber 80, 1917. !
MOTT, + Ia hereby given that tic following
named sAiiler has filed notice OF his intcn-
ton 10 make final proof I'm support OF his
claifr, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz w" ~ n Yl2t5 4saof
Henry Iamunyan, of Yates, Lake county,
Mich, for the 5. w. Il "a Section 20, Town IL
North, lsangc II West; and names the follow
ing as his W Illnesses, VIZ: Jesse Sebring, OF
Baldwin; and Charles jackson, OF Baldwin;
aud Joshua j. Howell, OF Yates. - - Ani'
fu as EDWARD SrEvEssoS, Register.
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Notice.


Tie copartneiSiiip of tron 4 Dcrshcn, 10
the busffioss VI ltfiinfna this sftam shinzlt
tnili, siruatcdii pfbe Tow wushippf Pinores In
existed between ore i II, hcrtEed IL this das
dlsE0ivesi.ucr tile fib,Rof biilfju. chahccry
in tue Circuit pprt Of Ake lconnt nty,i by. .ttir
al ne d:osine out ofths fifin business kf,o
IDroptfty. &c. &. RosseGutc hns bcch appointed
by spia Court. pchd ding the occonin ng the
and afis las = isc's 'ascrsd' To- sontnass tho bust
sss Ssss q 8 s s% rs sGR
cGSts Dyssd baId Nov zsu,, ,s's. ~ a
gt1T ~ lTfsT ~ iI.k<lf ,oRo1r, ,.iQi6 ~
pri es47 xg5fjl ,N1oR<El< prsaa ELt.
\ 'A-~-rr~rf - r-----''rr------
slf'<to4 A n, ~ "A. 81 ..lrI ~ N ~
SuDscRfBD fof the STAR
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J. s.: -; ~ n:|s3l '!ssk z: ss!fsSa;
homes. sf vory rt11ooSS1s 6SoScs
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INoUEsr.--At an Inquest held before
l.. II. Scott, Justice Of the Peace oyer
the body Of Ira Eugene Rogers, found
dead ut Jas. sBarrett's lumber camp,
Ellsworth township, Dec, 18TH 1879,
the verdict OF the jury was that the
deceased came to his death by being
run over by a loaded logging cart
driven by himself. Q3'lTt Eln&e G'
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! sAttachmeat Notice.,

~ STATE ofMichgan,lI .5gtsili9g ia
GThe Ctrcut 4 ;oufb for gtsn.tls eHt =,
Aa1hc Couptylo Lake,
tcnnstlnu ISettab,rgsr )iiu8fto H laidj
7.s...A. - sysfl Eh.a a. .a-, sff,e.-,l,
Wililam Oinist and .ff1 ti+tiffSiA1
tcIstwlftC. Christ. i.LHi "a yTsaH affp
bNOrICit Is hereby given that, on the lfh
day OF Sovehibbr a. ~. 1870, q writ OF attacfll
twas duly isssied ont 6f the Circuit 1ourt
for che County oflI,al<oat the kt,it OF S;hris-
tian KoitiobSrgcr, the Vbovs named p;Aintiff,
against the lands, teltemcnts, goods nild el1at
tolls, moneys and effects Of w liliam Obrist aud
levitt 4, ObIist, the defendants above name ed
for The eslfin pf'fwo Hundred, Twenty One and
able ON tllc second day OF December a ID. 1870.
Dated this 18TH day OF December A. D.is79.
ttHNra ~ NTffolTAS sMURTuwA1rE. Il 4
esNfGfs intsf .eaasAtterney for Plaintiff
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Variety Works.

Blacksmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Soldering, Brazing. Tools made and
tempered. Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture Frames,
Patterns for Castings; Violins made or
repaired; Machines repaired. AL
Work Warranted: ~ .3asos 81
Z. A. Carpenter.
Baldwin, Lake County, Mich.
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1aE Johnson RfyolWaS BOOKCASE.
x~srvsvs, cSsvvvmea, Paysieiars,
~. EASsers, Dssxssrs, zsuchsrs.

erf MsrrbUsfss Sfsfdenfss g.
and|Aii Who resd books.
.rSds r~ors tccks In lcss space thar any other
drv.te 4kstatss ~ n nnKvr's touch. Ssclvcs nd.
5sstAolos - i.f z1s desired shelf II icinchsa
lfnl9 ~ Iron. II cnnisct W or wear out Ecnuti.
flly ornanientcd. making h .hnncecme and novel
piece e furrituc. Sizes for table holI or
toofs - dcsired. Sind for descriptive price list.
tccd~ c<Hts sorour NEW Iftx,xTrAT CAfAEoocE,
ttcfci articles. fH 7pEFF'HT N iitliltf'
ssiis !. BAKER, PRATT 4 Co.
ssssi rrruiAsrs, ana Dealers n svsrsiklss h ne
y Book and ststssnsss line: ~
HEADQUARTERS fosAll SCHOOL sufptHs,
= !. ~ Z. N sssSixs Grand 81. ss~rssA.
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= Goal, Iron, Nails and shelf Hardware,
at Bachant's,, Chase. .t.,,.,,......s
b Choice gButter I'm Tubs, Crooks, and
In Roll at Racbant'ss Chase sew ~
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] NBW sMILLINBRY GOODS.

* Ma. ,E, Taylor, Baldwin, Mich. has
y Fine, New Stock. or Mil.
liliery Goods, OF the Latest Styles, and
Invites the patronage OF the public, be-
leivpig she can suit both in quality OF
goods and prices therefor. 1,.,@ ~, 'rl'p ~
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Tip Top Bfooms for 10 cents each at
Bachant's.
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ISIS Dec. Jam 2p.m sp m AYsrpge WIND
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Weakly average, lb.lte above zero, a,is -,
Denotes variable. 80
Rainfall for week, Al inches. .lsf4 :.
SNOW hsli. lfnch. esyIs .siydla agaI4sls6
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= FQprsFeed, Cornmeal, aud Oatmeal
at Dachant's, Chase. s.,,, e.,s.s,i., ~,
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HE WOULDN'T BE BEAT.

Yesterday, when man from the re.
gion of Bucksnort sat on the edge Of
the sidewalk. splitting blood. . police
man approached him aud asked: Got
hemorrbage have your No. said
the Bucksnort man, looking up until
the blood ran from the corners OF his
mouth. Somebody bit you in the
mouth 2 NO Cow hook your NO,
sir. it 10 q business transaction Bat
here, ! am On officer of this city and it
10 my business to Investigate such .
bloody transaction 4 don't belong
to this town. Ny name 10 ALI Hobbs.
and live down nigh Backsnort. Til
tell sou ell shout this transaction.
Some. time ago / came mp to this town
with . lot OF meal, and COW, and .
calf. and mule. Well, after looking
around while I sold the COW, and calf
and mule to . dentist. He told me 10
como back in day or two and he'd
pay me. came back. and he still
didn't pay me. but suggested to me
that could take il ont in trade.
didn't wa6t any trade. % there wasn't
. bad tooth ia my head. but. thinks
to myself. I'll try you. So sits right
down and said. Pull 'em out Pull
what outT says he. Ny teeth. says I;
The last one ofthem.., So ] sot there
and he lifted the last one. hated 90
lose EN-. bat I had to have my pay.
But amt done yit. When 20 home
I'm going to send up tho old woman
and the children. and have the last
tooth drawsd ont of 'em. Then. il
that don't square the bill. I lm going
to send up my brother. In law aud have
his teeth pulled out. I won't be beat
By any man that belongs to the Little
Rock Ring. I'm . Buoksnert man, and
l sat hog sasssge. Little Rock &c.
settT
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TO the UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

lnal weakness, lmpetency. night Losses b!
O. po111lvely - cured. The stck and aflictet
should nos fan - call upon him. The Doctor
b. tSuvelo1 exesaslvsly IN Europe, and inspected
tAssoaGAly ~ various hospitals there, cbtaininl
Uoos deal Of valuable infovmstion, which h;
10 competent - lnpert to those In need OF hi
services. Oh. a0IDB0N will make NO chargt
eDleoe Ae o0bet euro. PerDons Of . distanc,
nay ID CURED AT HONE All com
mun1ea13ooe slsiotly confidential. You zee n.
oae but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 tie Doc
Tor Will please state the name Of the paper the,
- this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Call or Ug1to. Address DR.. J. r. 0IBBON. Bo1
l.s95. Ian Rrsncisoo. Send SIC for psckage o.
medicine. ol9-dsWlv
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NOTES OF RRvavING rRADE.

Over ono thoussnd cheese factories
are operated in the State Of New York.
Seven machines in Pittsburg produc-
ed last year 1,063. 3l5 kegs Of nails.
Milwsakes made $4,000 barrels Of
-four last year, being an increase of
200, 900 barrels over 1875.
The flftsen car manufacturing estsb.
lishmsuts OF the United States turned
out last yesr 1850 pieces Of rolling
stock.
There ore more men now employed
at the Remington arnory ct Ilion. n.
Y, than at any time in the past hvs
years.
The hog crop i excessive. A single
packing house in Cedar Rspids, lows.
cut up 200 carloads Of pork in . single
week.
The cotton factories Of Atlanta. Ga.
have more orders than they can ill.
They are paying dividends Of twenty
eight per cent.
Onelhundred thousand needles are
stamped and bored in . day II 10 hous
By : snsw machine Just perfected in
Wsstphslis, Conn.
Fever-stricken Memphis il happy ct
it revival Of business. Its cotton re-
ceipts were 10, liz bales ono day recent.
". the largest ever known.
The American demand for British
iron has diminished recently. Ono
year ago PSI furnaces 10 America were
IN operation; now 337 are running.
Over 1900 persons are employed in
chair making in the town Of Gardner.
Mass. yielding over 100000 worth
Of stock annually. They required e5
new houses last year.
Tho second highest bridge in the
country is about to be built across the
Mississippi at Minneapolis. II will be
1l50 long, with two spans Of 825 each,
the whole TO cost 33OO, 900.
Over $1,000 men in the Lehigh
valley are employed at the fornsces Of
which there are "a, with an annual CO.
pscity of 624.0O0 tons. These furnaces
produce one.6fth OF the pig iron made
in the United States. and 90 nsume J..
400. 900 tons Of iron ore annually.
Reading employs over 1900 persons
in bat making. who tusn out. 100
dozen hats daily. To produce these
hats over 2.000, 900 pounds OF secured
wool are required. most Of which 10
grown in Texas and Calilornia. All
the manufActoriss are rrnning on full
time.
The United States 10 making moro
than one third Of ell the paper in the
world. The product IL shout 1900 tons
daily. Or GIG. 500 tons y year. There
ere 927 mills. representing capital of
500, 600, 900. employing 81, 900 persons,
who receive in salaries 90, 200. 900.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JEWELRY
8z6. 90 worth for $500,
Solid Abyssinian Gold Watch
FR11!

Tue above offer b genuine. alshooeh ~ drss eight
you would consider Il Impossible. We will explain:
Since vs 6fst stabilized our business here. March
1st, 1873. have paid particular attention 70 the
huying Of bankrupt and anetion lots Of Jevery and
Watches, cilen b1ying at ~ Low ooe-tenth their
vslue. and in no instance hsve - paid over one
sixth the manufaesurers' price. Since starting We
have Away: been able to dispose q Aese soeds IN
Chicago and through our reguhf customers through
cot the country At nearly regular prices - fast As
We could procure them, bat ovn9 70 the large mum
Der 81 fauFes among the heaviest dealers and man
1faeturefs throughout this aad eeAer countries
during the months Of June, Iply and August (the
tine when the Jeweisy business b sta{nsnD ve
have new - hasd an j00eoso sock 81 The most
desirable goods have ever handed. and which ve
have bought 1t lover prices tAan ever beiers. In
older 70 dispose Of this entire ssock In the most
speedy manner possible and make room for new
ones which % Mn csetiose 70 bay, ve have hit
sPoe the feDovhg nsvd plan:
MHspecst 70 givs yea list Of The nest desirable
81 sheee 9oe oy1e opposite each article IL rega-
lar retail value. and sell to you 1t the rsse Ct live
Dollars worth for 81 90. For instance, on recsipt
o. 70 ets We viii send you. P0e1PAD any article to
the value Of - g; on receips Of q co. articles to
the value Of Is 90. ana throushout the e3tire
LIST. Beov We give list Of the most valuable Of
these goods.
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In the number OF arrivals OF vessels
at New York from foreign ports, for
the year just closed. clear indication
Of slowly but steadily growing com.
mercial acsivity IL seen. The total
number tcs 1879 was 673l; for 1877 il
was 6944: for 1879 il was 7SI6: for 1879
Il vas 6077. This growth is stu more
distinctly notsd in ticking the most i'm
portant class Of arrivals. steam vessels.
Here the 6gsrss fog 1876 ere 97S: for
1877 they are 1914; for 1879 they are
1910: for' 1879 they are 1901. The
cosstwise arrivals for the past year also
show propovtiosate gains.
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The following ara the fsshioaable
winter costumes for pet dogs: For toy
terrier. aged one year, Oarmsn velvet
coat. richly embroidered In crswsls,
bound with silver cord; crest and mi.
tiSls on the front in raised silver; hair
on forehead caught mp aud tied with
red ribbon. falling over tho back; collar
to match. with . dozen silver bells
Small Italian greyhound. coat Of navy
blue. stsnped velvet. embroidered in
gold with name aud crest. lined ~i,h
squirrel's fur and hound WITH swan !
down; gilt collar and bells.
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t11 wxxx. ~ : ~ = 49, eaG1ly -.
3yz c.see oa11s fses. A11vs0 t1H1 . O.
Ano1Goa, mn1Do.
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I've been talking With thy sire
Mary mine! Mary minei

And ! simply did inquire
II he woulds Mary mine!
When Il kinder raissd his ire,
And be got ~ mad - DIRE
And b said he'd sick me- higher
Than the \. =. Church spire-
M@y ata4l Mary m.nel
1t I evss did aspire
To thy hend. Mary miner
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-26

The New York Journal Of Commerce
OF late date says: 1t may lie some t.mo
before a syndicate succeeds In building
the Canadian Pacific railway. But
there is no reason why the cattle syndi.
cate, said TO have been organized ut
Toronto, should not do n paying busi-
ness. 1t will enjoy m advantage from
which United States cattle exporters
are excluded-that OF being allowed to
land the stock II exports Mt any port In
England and sell It alive In any British
market. Here is an instance Of protec-
ton or prohibition by means OF which
England favors British cattle raisers
and her Canadian colony, and retaliates
upon our protective tariff. This coun.
try Is estopped by Its own acts from
complaining Of the injustice OF the or
der In council which discriminates In
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now IN rnIsr
a Lifelong sportsnana's Praises OF the
New sights OF freund nros.


The line winchester rifle which was
recently sent by the manufacturers to
the Messrs. Freund Bros. for sighting,
belongs to Gen. w. Z. Strong, OF
Chicago, president of the Peshtigo lum-
Der company. That gentleman writes
as follows regarding the sights:
CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1880.
Messrs. Freund Bros, Cheyenne, Wyo.:
GENrLEMEN-I have just returned
from u hunting expedition on the head
waters OF the Peshtigo river, In north
western Wisconsin, aud during the trip
l tested thoroughly your patent sights
recently put on my Winchester rifle,
model OF 1879. In my opinion your
sights are by long odds the best ever