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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street. between Main anu Bank.

ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS ON LEIGH.
IL PULLIAM AND \ CROSS STREET NEAE
OLIVER ROBlNsON's FACTORY AT ACC.
TION.-On
TUESDAY, JANUARY Am.
AZ o'clock 7. VI. we win sell. upon the srcmises
the following LOTS 10 LumpkiD's plsn near Broos
avenre-to wit: FOUR on the s0utn sid. OF Leigh
street. nearly oppoS lie 10 EbFntZr church. three OF
them frou Ing II iee' each. and one fronting 0
feet. running back ga i-et; FIVE on The north
side of PHIilam stree. All Iuing OIyer X ROBIN.
sons ticiory ihT'e % them ~ feet sach. and tao
Oh 81 and 33 fest front. run lug Dack OK feet and
TWO al the corner Of tulliam street with q cross
Sre'. each froniiig % feet on The latter street,
Tunnit z back 81 feet,
Persons wanting lots fcr small Eo,lses al low
price shOu a attend this ae
TERMS: AT sale. GkUbBs 4 WILLIAMS.
DE- 30 amer ionser>
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER rHEABOyE

J. SALE | viii Sell the adjacent TRli NGULAR
LOT, lying between the aDoye prOper,y aud the
peniten,isry lot aud bet Rern Jefferson and i,eyi.
dere street. This LOT hl, twp troDis--oue OF 1903
and one on Beyidere s'ro-l OF 40 feet more OF hes,
thence running so feet. Ipcre OF les. along 1
fweufv loot aiiey 10 tne nor h hue OF >iig lot. Which
}, 120 feet. aud exit mis- from SAIL slh, 10 J,rr0a
street. This Il quite an eligible Iot eihtr ws
dwelling or store purposes.
TERMS: ore fourth cash; balance az SIX, twelve,
and eighteen mon rs. Occurred ~ deed ~ 'ru,i.
j. THOMPSON HRONN.
de AnrIl n,rr.
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KirEinfa Mtning ANA ManufMei urfug
AOmpauy.

A. 3. BufOrd. PRESIDENT; W. II. HaXalI,
yice-preadent; Richard Irby, secretary and
Treasurer, w. A. II. Schreiber, general
manager. Y,rginIy Office, 1914 esst Main
street. over Merchants and Mecusnics In
suranee Comuaoy. This ccmpauy was or.
gaaixsd In November iast. It's charter pro-
ytdes for capital 81 SI0.000 10 1900, 900.
II hes power TO purchase, sell, and work
Djnsral properties In ths STATE, prepare
micefaIs Tor sale, or maauiaGiure them loio
wares.
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Note The r. cord of teath' Is made mp 10 the
20 h of December. The population OF The city as
ascertsined by The United States census taken in
Jnrp 1850, was 81 67O-white, 1891: colored.
5000. The rate mortality per 1 0OO cf The
entire population is 1884. I he rate Of mortality
of the white population, 1911; of The coIOred
nonulalion AZ IA
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Beverly X. Wexford. Jr.. judge; Clerk.
George w. Carter.
REPORT FOR THE YEAR EyDTyG AUGUST 81,
1850.
DAYS OF sessIon--Fali, a.; winter. 40 I;
sprinv. 80. Total. 1873.
Actious at Iaw-C0mmenced, including
attachments Issued BY justices Of the peace
and returnsbs 10 courf, A.; pumber pend
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4 CARD.-R. b. CHAPLIN a. 20. de-

N sire 10 return thanks 10 The friends aud rairons
who have so ndy natro pized The n. and especially
would our Mr.. Chafin return his thanks 10 the
friends OF the old rIp for iheir liOcr3i patronage
our new concern. We offer orr services 10 our
friend, and the puzzle gsD'raIIv for The rev year
promising best efforts 10 promote the interest OF
all VINO will favor Us with business.
Very respectfully. X. B CHAFFIN 4 co,
Rea Estate Agents aud Auctioncsrs.
X. B. CHAPLIN.
Robert II. 81 LIAM. il ut
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Vehicles and Animals Licensed.

The following licenses were issued ~ 1880
on vehicles used in Transporting mercban-
disc, passengers, &C., producing the follow
ing revenue:
$50 one horse wagons, carts. and dr4ys..l
gar s5i1
lO3 hacks and omnbusHs ................. 1850
"a buggies. Observation-Disclosures. J42
slO.0i3
The issue Of dog, bitch. and goat-medals
and receipts therefrom in 1880 were as fol-
lows:
1.41 dog medsis... " SO
127 gOat-medols...... .................. l73
22 hitch- medals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los
yZ.i4f
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EURNITURE, sHOW-cAsrs nv
= .aW AkEs SHOES sItTEne. DOUBLE HIs.
NGSe. &C.. At AUCT1Oks-<js - SAks
MONDAY rms 81 IraYAgr.
81 1OX O'Clock. viii stDI as nv psv ...s,. -.
No. 1909 Main street. 49, 'o0n4
2 ta1TA9E CH4MBER-sUTs.
HAIk ard fBuCk MAr1uEspga
TAPtsykI CAhPhIs: sniif. y Dev;
*s ~ handsome DouBLz BCGGY' HAR
sLy.ssss:sousrED rIvryoor suow-
2 slx,y0Gr wA.NUr-FRSisE xAxsARp
100 pairs q MsN': woMES's, add chi.
An invoice Of NV sIwTeRs. LASTERSs
LAMPS. BUCKETS. OTL-CANS, lin,
WARP. MEAStiRFS. &C.:
COOKING ana HEATING-s1tvEs.
CANE an1 WO0D-3EAT CHAIRS.
HOUsFii0LD FGkNIrUng sssers,uv.
JNO. E, LAUGHTON, JR., Auctt0ucer.
am also the skent for The Two ARREST showcase
factories IN the u tied states ADD csn furnish ali
sizes and patterns ~ BIa0u1actnfcrs' pflccs.
"a JNU. n. LAU6HTUx. in.
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0''' Ess ssss bssssses s n virsisss.
Judge, Hon. Robert w. Hughes. Clerk,
John X. Popham; Deputy, William p.
Wall. Courtroom, cnst0m-house build
Ing. Register, Thomas s. Atkins.
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REAL. ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
OFFICE OF n. L. STAPLES 4 Co..

1l03 Main street. January 1. 1881.
We take this method Of returning our thanks 10
our fri nds and patrons for the generous pa ronage
ALREADY extended 10 us aud OF sChciing a continue
ance Of h. same We are prepared 10 MAKE AI-
V Noes On RENTS ana LOANS On AP-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, 10 SELL REALTY ~
tue city or country rubhcly or privaey. 10 WRITE
DEEnS and TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENT (;
TIOSS. and give personal attention 10 all business
en- rusied 10 us. Our Real Estate RerieU pub
iShed for gra'uii OH circulation, descrip
tons OF many fine properties we have for sab.
Wishing YOU all a happy and prosperous New
Year. We remain, yours tray.
IL lit II. l.. STAPI rs K co.
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PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES
UNIONS
Richmond Pharmnceusisss Assoein
efnm.

Richmond Pharmnceussesss Assoein'
ston.
The Pharmaceutical Association OF Rich
mond was organized IN 1879. and ~ con-
posed Of the Leading druggists Of the city.
LIS Chief objects are the promotion OF cui'
ture and the diffusion OF knowIedge In the
practice Of pbarmscy, and the maint enance
! OF such relations between pbysiciaps, phar'
macists, druggists, and the peoE;e at large,
upon lust principles, when shall enhance
ttbe public welfare aud tend 10 the mutual
benefit OF mrmber.. Officers: President,
| Hugh Blair; Fnst Vice President, j hn W.
| Pierce: Second Vice. President, Powhsian
T.. Dupuy: Corresponding Secretary; L.
| Roberts Baker; Recording Secretsry, j :
sept Anthony Treasurer, William Il. Poy.
thress. Executive Commi;iee-J seph n.
Willis. Polk Miller. and jesse Child.
Richmond Medical and Surgical So
ciety.
| The chief aim OF TINS organization IS the
discu. sion of medical and surgical subjects,
aud the dissemination OF usefulkDowledge.
| Officers President, DR.. LandOd Il. Ed
wards; First Vice.President. DR.. john G..
SkeIon; Second Vice-President, DR.. NJ.
l.. james; Secretary, DR.. George Ben.
johnston Assistant Secretary. DR.. Z. W.
p. Brock; Treasurer. DIR. Charts S. Brit
tan; Librarian, DR.. James Z. Deaiou.
A. yet the Society has No fixed place OF
meeting. A committee is, however, ar.
ranging for permanent ball. Tue Society
| has twenty five or twenty-eight members,
and is furnishing.
Typographical Union.
Richmond Typographical Union. No. 80.
meets the first saturday Die h, in each month
al DAD. FelOws' Hail, corner Franklin and
MAYO streets. The officers are f: President,
Henry Meyer; Vice-Presiueni, q. w.
Wilde Treasurer, Andrew W. Tyree !;
CORES spending and Financial Secretary,
William f. Woody; Recording Secretary,
Thomas Il. Hu,de; SergeaDt-al- Arms,
Char e, A. j. Hill. Trusiees-CharIes FL
lis. Henry Meyer, and Walter T. Booth.
Butchers protective ASSOCIATION
meets quarterly ut New Market Hall. VII.
liam Hecher, president; ID. y. Brcadv,
vice.rresldent; II. G. Hecalrr. secl ciary !:
V. Hecller, Jr., treasurer; w. II. Brauer,
J. w. Brauer. e. Heibst, &. Saezer. A..
E,cheI, h. Brsuer. Board OF Directors.
Membership, 60.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR Ag
Nos. 1898 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular sale will take place
This DAY
at 10 o'clock ut VIII ch time we will FIR number
Of EXCELLENT ANIMALS, which have been Sc
&c eG 10 >ult This market.
Parties wanting Tor farm or city purposes should
attend. as the stock will be sold without limit or re-
serve.
o. usual assortment of BUGGIES. PHAETONS.
ROCK WAYS. ana WAGONS OF different quail
ties
No p0sipouement on account OF weather.
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T.. Il. COOK, salesman. ia
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life 4 17-sfsou, g.; srloD snd murder, Il
murder, II; snd third cuavlciiOnI 3.
The number Of pfisoUers c0u6ned f0t
offences for terms ringing from 20 70 81
wears Is 40, The 5fyesr prisoner, Robert
Hogan, IS confined under three convictions
for borse.sseallDg. The yonngess convict
~ eleven years Of age. and the Two oldest
are seventy.6ye. Of the couvicts, 2S0 ore
under twenty-oDe years Of age. Not In
cIudiDg those In for iifa. the term OF con.
tinement OF the prisoner of longest sen.
teDce now 10 durance would expire in the
year 1920.
The occupation aud dIsfribHtion Of the
convicts IN the penNentiaty AMI on public
work. at the close Of the fscGI year was ~
follows:
Ward l-Boot- and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Ward 2 - Blacxsmr hs ana wheeiwli sbu........ II
Wsrd :-Weavefs and wsrptrs................. 26
Ward 90 ooks. jobbers. specials. Csp'ioi.
sqnarc bands, laberers, 10 hospital. disabled.
fDfirm Old mr0. ,ervers. and wasners......2 $50
Contracts-Shoe-sh0p,D svIs X Co.............. 40
ConIfac s-Tobscco- factory. Larns q Brother. 1O6
C0niracts-t ,ooper-sh shop. FxIroank 4 Comm. 80
Coniracis--Pa-t hands. CIV OF Rchmons..... 10
Contracis-R Richmond and Aneabany raj rosd. 1891
Con rscfs-New-RIvtrI railroad. ......... So
Conirscis-Danville and New-RiveI railroad. -. a.
.991
| The average term OF the sentences of the
convicts IL eight years five months and
six days; and their average age is twenty
six years ten months and three DAYS.
The crimes and number Of convi ctions
under each head Is as follows: Arson, 8;
arson and murder, +; murder, IL; third
conviction, 2; assault with intent 10 kill,
l.; burglary and larceDy, 2; burglary, lar
ceny, and bonsebreaking, 9: burglary and
iaiI.burning. l.; grand arcenv, ia; horse
stealing. so; hou'ebreaking, 1855; house.
breaking and Arson, 1; bOusebreakiDg and
larceny. 81; honsebreaking and robbery.
4; bouse-burning, 1; murder in second
degree. no; murder in second degree and
forgery. |; malicious assault, malicious
poisoning, 1 robbery, 2; rape, 81; arson
or incendarism, SO; assaults. malicious or
felonious. so; abduction, /; burglary. 81;
bigamy,6 g; barD-burnlng, 3 Undertaking,
l.; buggery, l; felony. 8; forgery. 40;
iDfantcide, 3: nanslaughter. 10; maimng,
Is; mulestPaling, Z: fDiscegenation, 2;
obstructing railroads. 2; perjury, l; poison
ing, 1; robbery. 80; rape. or attempt
tbereat, "a; stealing boat, /; stealing
cattle, 81 seduction, 2; stealing from the
person, 3.
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The following table shows the number Of
deaths moutbly Of the two races from 1873
TO 1880, both inclusive
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CPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
~ RENTING OUT REAL Estate and the
cOLLtCTiUN Of RENTs 20 he city and eoun-
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE.
A large quanrlty Of CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-vscani ana improved.
We iake pleasure IN sho wing properly and giving
all necessary Information 10 ouy.rs.
Write for the Virgiaid Real Estate Journal.
X. Is. tHAftIN q CO.,
k-a. Estate AGENTS,
No. north Tenth street.
". r. CHAPLIN late Of Chsfin, staples Il Co.:
ROBERT II. GILLIAN. hate OF Frank ID. Iiiil 4 Co.
no Z-zm
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III l.. STAPLES & CO..
IL. 11C3 MAIN STREET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.

Properly sold or rented publicly or privately on
the most favorable tel ms.
Money lOane. rea estate.
Deeds written aud acknowledgment taken.
Reference. by permission: First National Bank,
Merchants National Bank.
Call and see US or write for Real Estate Rsvfen.
III. l.. STAPLES. d.. STAPLES,
Of the late brm o. Chafiu, for the last sIx with
staples K Co. Cnafiin. Staples K 20.
1l03 MAIN STREET.
a.. o. I,nI
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de2s

IN X + { URS SALE Or KtAL
ESTATE.
We will cell on
MONDAY, JANUARY IL, 1881,
az HenrirO court.nouse. hat VALUABLE ftkh
Of samuel X. Eli. deceased. COZ fain,ng 42'l0Q
ACRES of LAND. h1if uiDb ted ano bal nibe
with good waie, good dwell Ing. su6 all Necessary
Out-hoIses, loci'ed twe.vs ME, from lrhn 1a
and iye from Richmond and Allie. haus rsrai
TERMS $3.50 cash; baisnce ct Twelve months.
with bond and approved secur,ty. Possession ai'd
At once Title given when dn,i payment u male
Is, r. PURtEAK. lC,,cu,,r.
N. A. CAUTBVRS.} I
de- IL JsI.g.1O n
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ACCGiIn sALns--Gnls say.
DARN FOR RENT AT AUCTIO.

AS Receiver Of The Circuit Court Of the county Of
HenrcO In thr chdncery cause Of BraNtOn cs. ROs'.
and pur suant 10 orders entered therein the OH
day OF ID cember. 1880, ! VIII rent, ON the prem
iSes, to the Highest blOder on the
lsT JANUARY. 1881,
at IL O'Clock VI, for The ssi' year. the FARM
known as PLAINDEAJING, containing l04
acres. on the ne Mile road about y! miles from
The CIV OF Richmond.
TERMS: Made known on dav of nral.
JOHN -. JONES.
de % sheriff Of Hcnrico county.
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Circuit Court Of Richm Ond.
Chancery Court.

Judge, Edward fl. Fizhugh; Clerk. Ben
jlmin II. Berry; Deputy Clelks-John
A. Meanlev. James L. PoindrXier. and
William II. TaIman: Crier, w. Wright,
sheriff; Janitor, Stephen Kemp
Number causes commenced. 220; number
pendinp, ga; number interlocuory de-
cree, $50; number final DEGREES, 170 nun.
Der probate orders, 200; number days IN
session, 100; number OF wills admitted to
probate, 81.
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Sons Esd Daughters OF Ruth. Meets
mooshly " Mount Tabor church. X. Hail
stock, president; Rev. C. z. Feggins, score
14rg.
Ser Of Bethlehem. Meets at their bali
% WoodviIie monthly. Joshua Fry, prest-
'oent< Mss u. chatham. secretSry.
Mount Tabor Council, No. SO. |. o. ST..
Lube. Meets ktsf anu third "Wednesday
nlgbts 10 each Month. g. w. .B,liups,
uprshy chief; A. L. Monroe, recording
D4crefsfy.
Sisters OF the Star of Jacob. Margaret
Asoorne. president; Rev. J. II. losnes.
oceretsry,
Stsr 81 Bethlehem. James r. Patterson,
p5esldeet.
Aipha Lyceum. Thomas d. Rodgers;
president; ]. Henry Patterson, secretary.
|lonb<fsblps 10.
cons sp6 Daughters ei MslehIzsdsk. Ton
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27

The proceedings of The Board of
Supervisors take up our reading mat
ter space, this week; and we arc COM
PEELED to ask pardon OF our readers for
giving very dry paper.
LippincoHs Magazine for November
is OH our table; and fully sustains
the reputation Of the periodical as an
attractive and interesting companion
for the home and fireside.
John Bauman has returned from
Arkansas to Lake county to live; and
says its good enough for him, here;
which is, we suppose, an indirect way
of saying that Lake county is ahead OF
the "traveler" State.
A man by the name of James
Hickey was badly hurt at Lyons rail
road camp, on Friday last, by high
wheel accidentally falling OH him.
He was taken to the lumberman's
hospital at Big Rapids.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are GER
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, CoughS, Cdtdrrh, COasnD,ptiCe
and Throat Diseases. For thirty years
the Troches have been recommended
10y physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. They arc not new or un-
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
mGrited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. PttJlic speakers
and Singers use them ter flear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty
five cents box everywhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27

HOME STARLIGHT.

We ore having some beautiful wealth
er for the latter part of this week.
The whistle of Carter Il Run
yan's mill awakens the echoes, daily.
Jones & Hollister have II nice lot OF
apples.
Geo. G. Townsend has new hotel
register for his hotel.
Mrs. K. Taylor has rented her hotel
to Mr.. Bush, who will conduct ii
hereafter.
Mrs. A. j. Hamlin returned from
her visit to. the south part of the State,
Monday.
The family of Sheriff Grant have re-
turned from their long visit to Isabella
county.
Chas. Mills and T. s. Powell, of
Evart, were the guests of Guy Blood,
of this village, last Sunday.
Will some of our subscribers, or
others, hurry up with that load OF
wood?
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It's virtues are unquestiondbie and its
curative character absolute, as the Uri-
ter can personally TESTIFY, both from ca
Derienck and observation.
Among the many readers of the Re
vieW i'm one part and another of the
country, it is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
il may he said: "Write ut once to Hay
lock 6 Co., Dey street, New York,
enclosing 81, and you will receive by
return remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so.o-Ed-
itor of Ne,U York Mercantile RevietC,
Sent. %. $780,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27

The mother of Asa and Nelson
Beebe, Webber township, died on
Saturday evening, Oct. 22d, 1881, and
was hurled on Monday, in the Web
Der cemetery. The funeral occurred
at the Johnson school house, Rev. l..
Curtiss, of Custer, officiating.
On Saturday last, we received a
pleasant call from Isaac Miller, brother
of Peter Miller; who has recently ar
rived here from Kansas. He says
Michigan is better point for work for
a laboring man, than the State he has
inst left
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Mothersl Moth ersIl Motherslll

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying witlSthe excruci-
ating pain of cutting teeth? If SO, 20
atonce aud get u bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately-depend upon it; there is no
mistake abouti IL. There Is not n moth
er on earth who has ever used 1t, who
will not tell you ut once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, aud give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. IL Is
perfectly safe to use I'm all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the pres
cription Of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere. rs
cents - bottle.
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iourn 10 Z o'clock tomorrow mora
ing; which motion prevailed.
Saturday, Oct. 10Th

Saturday, Oct. 10Th.
Board met; called to order by
the Chairman. Roll called; quorum
present.
Minutes of yesterday read and
approved.
On motion of Supervisor Allen
the Board took IL recess of ! hour.
Board called to order. The
Committee OH taxes submitted the
following report:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors OF
the County of Lake:
Your committee would respectfully
recommend that the Supervisors of the
several townships be and are hereby
authorized to spread upon their re-
spective tax rolls for the year 1881, the
local taxes of their respective town.
ships rs shown by the following table:
CHASE
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Cash Talks.
Six pounds Japan tea $l.00.
Six pounds Japan tea dust $l.OO.
COON, RUSSELL u co.

Mr.. Baker and son have purchased
the o. S. Beebe dwelling, and the son
has moved in and taken possession.
Geo. Anthony has the frame up for
his new dwelling; or upright part Of
the same. Chas. Reynolds has the
job.
The attention of the ladies is called
to the advertisement of Mrs. G. Nj
Nichols, of Reed City, in this issue Of
the STAR.
Tho's Ash opened his new meat
market, last Monday, in nice shape.
"Jack" Bradford handles the cleaver;
and said to understand it, fully.
Young Mcmahon, charged with as
sis,ing prisoners to escape, has been
bound over for trial at the next term
of Circuit Court.
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We have FOuad What the People Want.

Something to cleanse their blood and
drive out all the vile humors. Some
thing to give them AN appetite. Some
thing to give them new life, new
health and vigor. Pa'metoe's Great
BLOOD Purifier, will do it. No
disease can exist where this remedy Is
used, SO complete are its operations.
Price 81 per bottle; sample bottles ID
cents. Sold 10y w. A. Burnan, Bald.
win, Mich.
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Truth IS Lift" /"

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 ut night.
Parmeiee's Dyspepsia Compound will
make you sleep as sweetly as you
could desire, for the most frequent
cause of sleeplessness is dyspepsia, and
by the use of this compound the liver
is stimulated to healthy action, and
you 'ieel like new man" and sleep
as you have never slept before. Sam
pie bottles Is cents; large size 81. Sold
by w. A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.
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A Level Head

Sits on the shoulders of that man
who when his horse becomes afflicted
with spavins, ringbonc, gall, spring
halt, founder, scratches and the like
secures bottle of PdrDciee's Universal
Ljniment, the best and most effectual
of its kind. Some of the
most remarkable results ever effected
by healing remedy, have been pro-
duccd by this Liniment. Price 50c per
bottle; sample bottle 25c. Sold by w.
A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27
Don't Know Half their Value" !"

"They cured me of Ague, Bilious
ness and Kidney Complaint, us recon-
mended. l had u half bottle left,
which used for two little girls who
the doctors and neighbors said could
not be cured. / would have lost both
of them one night If had not given
them Hop Bitters. They did them SO
much good continued their use until
they were cured. That il why ! say
you do not know half the value of Hop
Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough. ."-B., Rochester, N. Y.
See other column.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27
Lime for Sale,

The undersigned is engaged in Man
ufacturing Good Stone Lime, which
lie keeps constantly on hand and for
sale In quantities to suit, at the kiln,
OH Sec. 26, Webber township, 25c per
bushel; or 81 per bbl delivered at Bald
win. Address,
ALFRED BRAY, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-27
Does ii Iniure the Skin?

1t does not? Hdmiiton's Oriental
Balm is entirely free from anything
calculated to injure the skin or health.
1t is decidedly the best thing in the
market. 1t removes tan, pimples,
freckles, moth patches, black worms ol
grubs and leaves the skin clear and
transparent. Price SO cents per bottle.
Sold 10y w. A. Burnam, Baldwin,
Mich