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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25
Sold Under a Positive Guarantee

That scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum,
boils, pimples,s ulcers and all humOrs of
the skin can be permanently cured by
the use of PARMELEE'S GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER. These diseases arise from
an impure and disordered state of the
blood. If after fair trial has been
given, no relief is experienced, return
the empty bottle and we will refund
the money. Price 81 per bottle; SAM
pie bottles l5c. Sold by w. A. Bur-
nam, Baldwin, Mich.
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Valuable Remedy for a Painfal Disease

PARMELEE's PILE SUPPosIToRIEs
act promptly in allaying all infiamma-
ton of the rectum, and by being easily
dissolved, are readily absorbed into the
system, healing the diseased and ir-
ritated condition of those organs
They are convenient for self-applica-
ton, causing no unpleasantness, and
aff0rding such satisfactory results, that
to any one afflicted with that painful
disease, the Piles, they are invaluable.
BY direct application to the seat Of
disease, they are the most efficacious
means of cure to be met, and are
particularly useful in cases attended
with rigid contraction of the sphincter
ami. Price 80 cents per box. Sold by
w. A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.
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Ifyou want them, you can have the
LAKE COUNTY STAR, the Chicago
Weekly Neps for one year, and copy
Of Kendall's Book on the Horse and its
diseases, all for 50.
The American Express Company
carries small money packages of a
value under $40 to all parts of the
United States and Canadas, for only
fifteen cents.
The latest changes in the time card
of the +. q p. NJ. r. r. appear i'm this
issue. 1t will be seen that there are
two through trains leaving Toledo for
Ludington each day.
The blackberry trade still continues,
though the shipments are not large.
There is good demand for the luscious
fruit; the price ranging at about S3c
per quart.
We are sorry to learn that two of the
children of County Treasurer McClus-
key are dangerously sick at his resi-
dence in Ellsworth township.
g. w. Townsend, of Webber, pro-
duced nearly two hundred and fifty
bushels of the incest of wheat as O
part of his "crop," this season.
E. Holfsrd has purchased the house
and lot formerly occupied by Geo.
Abrams, and will refit the premises
and occupy as dwelling.
A copy of the new newspaper ven
ture at Bay City, "Boz," is OH our table.
1t is creditable- looking sheet, in spite
of the oddity Of its name.
The morning and evening express
over this end of the F. & P. M. now
contains one of the handsome new
drawing room coaches.
The comet is visible in the north
western sky, by the naked eye, on the
pleasant, clear evenings.
F. e. Whitney was chosen Secretary
of the Board of School Examiners,
Tuesday.
The business men of Ludington offer
an aggregate of $50 in special pre-
miums at the coming Fair in that city.
Miss Carrie Indermill expects short
ly to return to her school, at Ypsilanti.
The Good Templar Lodge at this
place is in a fiourishing condition.
e. T. Indermill is home on visit,
from st. Joseph, Mo.
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We Can Assist YOu.

In dispOsing of that weak stomach
those bilious complaints, that sicl
headache, coated tongue, bad taste In
the mouth, prostration, dullness that
mark the confirmed dyspepsia, we can
tell YOU of n remedy, Rarnaelee's Dys.
pepsia Compound. II is no doubt the
most successful cure for Dyspepsia ever
known, otherwise we would not guar
antee it. Price per bottle 81; samples
10 cents. Sold by w. A. Burnam,
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25

CONVICTED OF LARCENY.-Dan
Mcdonnell was arrested by Dept.
Sheriff Mullin, at Chase, some days
ago, charged with having stolen a
satchel and some clothing belonging to
Chas. Lanphere. The trial of the case
took place before q jury In Esquire
CampbelI's court, at Baldwin, last
Friday, and resulted in verdict of
guilty. The evidence was circum-
stantial; q part of the missing property
having been found in possession Of the
prisoner. His statement of the affair
was so fatty contradicted, I'm some res
poets, by three sworn witnesses, as to
virtually compel the jury to disbelieve
IL. He was sentenced to sixty days In
the Detroit House Of Correction, and
he was conveyed there by Sheriff
Grant, Monday. Eti CIti
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Clothing.

You can save money by buying your
clothing of us. During the past season
we have enlarged our Clothing Stock
and added many styles for Men, Boys
and Children heretofore not kept In
this part of the State. Our large IN
crease In sales In this department Is
proof that people will always appreci-
ate good goods and fair prices.
COON, RUSSELL & co.
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LAND ovyrcr AT Rxrp CRY, MIcr.

LAND OvYrcE AT RKKD CITY, MIcH.,l
August 18th. 1851.
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make n0el proof In support OF his claim,
and nnai entity thereof, and that said proof
will ne mode befSro the Clerk OF the Circuit
touri Of Lake County, Michigan, st the
tounfy seat
On Friday, khe 23d Day Of September,
1881 Wis: Isaac !. 6arner, Homestead entry
No. sc6s for the q, w. " section ~, Town II
Ing witnesses 20 prove his continuous resi-
denc. uDon end cultivation Of said tract, viz:
ysmes ~. Murphey, Of Baldwin p. o.; and
Isbrii, of BALDWIN p. O.; and Prank B. Hol-
ford, OF baldwin p. a.; al Of Lake county.
S'cn. vcw w.pns~rvrxaoN n~~sst~v.
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The Fact Of The Business

Is, that In HAMILToN's JAMAICA
GINGER Tonic the people have found
the most effectual remedy for collie,
diarrhea, dysentry, cramps, cholera
morbus, sour stomach, ETC., ever offered
to the public. This remedy Is warrant
ed to possess In concentrated form all
the properties of pure Jamaica Ginger.
IL is active and efficient. and Is sue to
prove lts necessity In every household
by Its high tonic properties, its harm-
lessness, and its prompt efficacy In re-
moving all disorders Of the stomach
and bowels. Price 50 cent per bottle;
sample bottle, Is cents. Sold by w.
A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich. q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25

AT the residence Of Asa n. Beebe,
Webber township, Sunday, Aug. 2lst,
1881, by Layton Putnam, J. p, Mr..
EDWARD H0LFpRD and Miss NETT1R
BEEBE, all Of Lake county Mioh.
Ths newly married pair have our
hsst Wishes Snr life Of happinss and
prosperity,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25

We call attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column
of the Southwestern Immigration Co.
The Southwestern States are attracting
the attention Of immigrants In all parts
of the United States and Europe.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25
Mortgage Sale.


Default having been made In the condi-
tions Of a certain indenturc Of Mortgage exc
cuteu by Lewis d. Thaycr, of Columbia coun-
ty, wisconsin, TO Hiram Mallory, OF same
county and state. on the thirteenth day Of
fee OF Register Of Deeds for the county OF
Lake In the state of Michigan, on the sixth
day OF February, A. ID. 1877, m Lbcr Three (s)
of MORTGAGES, on pages 40 2oi and 2Dz by
which the power OF sale contained therein be-
comes operative, on which mortgage there is
claimed TO he due at the date OF this notice for
the principal sum secured by said mortgage,
aud the interest, taxes and insurance cove
nantcd to be paid, In all, the sum OF Two
together with an A ttorney or Solicitors fee OF
Fifty Dollars, provided for In said mortgage,
I'm case any proceedings should be taken. TO
foreclosc the same, and no proceed dIngs at law
or or said ds9s sums ossn or any part part thereon
NUTICE Is sthsrefore hereby given that
On Fridoy the lIA Day of November
A. D. 1881, at nine Csl o'clock in the forenoon,
the Village Of baldwin, In said county, the
said Court House being the place Of holding
the Circuit Court In said county. said mort
gage will be foreclosed by. virtue OF the power
auction Al TO the highest bidder OF the mort
Rageo premises described In said mortgage,
or 20 much thereof a. may be sufficient 70 sat
isfy the amount due5pn said mortgage, togeth
sr with ccs nd sS ss so
Quarter 20. OF section fwenty.four l2D Of
Township Number Twenty (1O) North, OF
Range Eleven til) West, being situated In
Town Of Dover, Lake county, Michigan.
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A'ss ssHs 3, q asg'nes:| 49,
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Important 10 Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington Route. 1t will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere In this issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25

A LAWN SocIAL-Will be given by
the Good Templars tomorrow Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. Eben
Saunders, for the benefit Of their organ
fund. Watermelons and croquet will
be in order. All are invited.
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Winchester Rifles!

Just received by Coon, Russell & Co.,,
an Assortment of Winchester Rifles,
which they are selling ut manufacture
er,s prices.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the condition,
off certain mortgage executed by Frank
Skinner and Maryett A. Skinner, his wife
and Elisha Dunning to Thomas w. Hill, dated
the first day of May A. ID. 1876, and recorded
I'm the office Of the Register Of Deeds for Lake
1875, In Liber of Mortgages, on pages 2l3 and
2li, and which said mortgage was duly as
signed by said Thomas W. Hill by assign
ment bearing date May 30tli, 1881, TO Catherine
NJ. Dunning, and was recorded I'm the Office OF
the Register of Deeds for said Lake county,
Michigan, on the 18th day of fJune, 1881, I'm LII
ber of Assignments of Mortgages, on page IL,
on which mortgage there Is claimed 10 be due
at the datc hereof the sum of Three Hundred
and Eighty-one and sb-l00ths Dollars; and no
ing been Instituted To collect the same or any
part thereof; notice Is therefore hereby given
that,
On the 22d Day Of October, A. ID. 1881,
At ten o'clock In the forenoon, shall sell at
front door of the Court House In the Village
of Baldwin (that being the place OF holding
the Circuit Court for the County OF Lake, the
premises described In said mortgage, or SO
amount due on said mortgage and the legal
costs, together with an attorney fee therein
stipulated for Fifty Dollars; that IL to say, the
said property Ia described as that tract ofland
In the Township Of Pinora, Lake county,
Michigan, known and described as the East
Twenty-four (1l), being I'm Township Number
Eighteen (s) North, of Range Eleven 0D
West; containing eighty tsu) acres more or
less according TO the original survey thereof.
~ 'C CATHERiNE M. DuNNiHG,
W. II. PALMER,
Atty for Assignee
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Cash Talks.

Twelve and a half pounds sugar 81 co.
Six pounds Japan tea $1.00.
/ Six pounds Japan tea dust $l.00. \
,s- srf COON, RUSSELL a 90.
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llILl vyss 49,: fS.:: v! si.ssy % %sss:
pstr meme, sss:s:ss :s - K "a s, s H. s::., =
vesl6y, while thoss vha DO not impssvs su1i
wcssn: Scy. and {iI. y work i.r - nSksis ~
t.n time ordinatx wsfee. VI. furnish 20 szpess
slve c0f0t nnd ~ Pat yuh recl, srss. No ono We
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yeyS 1snsgS. r!Il isfnsnsiies sn4 sII ~ p
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25
SURE REWARDl
CHEAP HOMES
IN MICHIGANl
HALF MILLION ACRES
SPLENDID
FARMING
Ian DS!
FOX SALE BY
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail-
road Company.
Roilroad Completed Through Gen.
ter Of Lands.

Do not 60 West or South until
you learn what Michigan offers in
telligent farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
rolling. Timbered mainly with
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm, Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, Hemlock, ETC.,
and are well watered by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
Strong soils, fine crops, healthy
climate, schools and churches, in
telligent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
For Books, Maps, ETC, address
w. O. HUGHART,
LAND CoMNIssIoNEa,
GRAND RAPIDS, micn.
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ThO's Smurthwaite,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office I'm Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich.
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County News.
CORNWALL.
Gardening Is lively.

80 se'Nsy'
Farmers are driving their cattle to
the mountain TO pasture for the sum-
mer.
Wool growers do not seem quite
disposed to accept twenty cents per
pound for their wool.
If you want good wheelwright
job done call upon Curtis Sampson,
who will do it for You in modern
style.
Some of our people are so well
pleased with the idea of having resi-
dent M. ID. among us again That we
fear sickness may prevail on purpose
that he may not get discouraged.
The subscribers and all who are in
terested in the purch ase of hearse for
the use of the town are requested to
meet In council at the town hall, Tues.
day evening, May II, 1881, at seven
O'Clock.
The beautiful showers of the week
have put new life into all vegetation,
causing grass and grain to look splendid
ly, encouraging the farmer and partial
~ banishing the thoughts of another
hard season.
We understand the celebrated
Patchen stallion owned by Charles
Witherell short time since got loose
from his fastening and commenced war
fare. upon the other inmates of the stable,
fearfully injuring several horses stand
ing in their stalls, some being nearly
spoiled.
The. good Hall who short time
since was discharged from service by
his beloved, and took himself back to
III, returned oil Monday last asking ad-
mittance which was refused. After much
and divers promises, eve under
stand," his better half concluded to try
him again. So strange and foolish
seemed the proceeding in the eyes of
the public that they determined not
TO let it pass unnoticed. Accordingly
some fifty in mum Der, representing sever.
al tOwns,"we understand" assembled at
their place OF residence with a full Or
chestra consisting ofinstrunents chosen
not SO much for their fine tones as for
volume and variety. After firing a
few blank shots at the moon, which
luckily escaped uninjured, with threats |
THAT the first man who moved should |
die" he concluded Vermonters did not |
scare easily and the best way to get |
out OF the scrape was TO appear in |
milder form. We understand the gen. !
tleman could be informed that a few
more threats and little more accurate |
craftsmanship would amply compen-
safe for that suit and ride which our
ancestors years ago were wont TO pre-.
sent free gratis to the erring.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13
WEYBRIDGE.

-Rov. Mr.. Curtis is expected at the
w. nj. church next Sabbath,
The farmers say they don't want
any better weather for their work.
e. II. Fiske is making thorough
repairs upon the Brittell homestead
which he has recently purchased,
Rev. Mr.. Taylor goes to Silver
Lake TO labor the coming year. He
continues TO preach here until a new
supply.
The temperance lecture OF Mrs
Sturtevant's is postponed one week, OF
till next Sabbath, at four o'clock PM,
at the Brown church.
Mr.. George Washbnrne, Jr., OF
Boston, called upon his friends here
en- route for Chicago, where he is to
engage in the sale ofpaperhangings, etc
Mr.. j. s. Cole has moved his boot
and shoe shop into the front part of bis
building, which renders it more pleas.
ant and easier Of access for his large
number of customers.
-Boies Il Sons new planer, which
has been OH trial here, does not come
quite to time, and in order TO have one
that is just the thing are about to order
one direct from the factory of later
pattern, with all of the ACCOMPANY
ments.
The Sabbath school at the M. f
church was reorganized last Sabbath
by the election of the following Off
GERS: Superintendent, M. N. Baker
assistant superintendent. F. Il. Stew
art; chorisier, f. f. Stewart; secre
tary, N. f. Parkill; treasurer, N. e
Parkill; organists, Miss Luna Twitchel
and Florence Parkill; librarian, w. C
Siurtevant.
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RIPTON.

w. Calvin is erecting q fine horse
barn..
III. Spoor is turning out a nice
article of butter tub.
Our listers rest from their labors,
having given general satisfaction,
though OF course all are not quite con.
tented. tNIF ...H
III. G. Damon Is occupying the post
of clerk for G. A. Baker, who has 80
much business that he cannot properly
sttend to II single deal.
"A Mr.. Chatfleld, of Roxbury, has
been in town delivering nursery stock
from the establishment of f. f. An
drews of Barre, Vermont.
Owing TO legal hitch II is quite
doubtful IL the Varney children get the
windfall spoken of In a late Journal,
though exertions have been made TO
obtain II for them.
Through believing q part of what
we hear we were led into stating In
last weeks Register that r. Il. Bentley
had hired the Albee mill for the season.
We are now informed by Mr.. Albee
that he proposes to run II himself and
would be glad TO have all those In
want ofsawing and circular work 10
call round and see him.
&C. ID. Belden Is the happy recipi-
ent of about seventeen hundred dollars
pension money for injuries received In
the nnpleasantness. His claim has
been pending since 1865, and for the
past four years has been In the hands
of our local claim agent, who generally
succeeds with his cases.
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BRISTOL.

MIR. Dana has moved his stock o
goods into the O'Neil Block.
-Myron Tease of Illinois, formerly ,
resident of this county is visiting II
town.
Wesley Varney has moved his har
ness business into the rooms vacated by
Mr.. Dana.
Presiding Elder Noe of the M. f.
church has been In town this week
holding quarterly conference.
Mrs. Gillette has once more become
residence of our village and opened a
stock of millinery at her residence on
North street.
Il. w. Parmelee has bought the
Prescott place on Bristol Flats, paying
5000. Mr.. Prescott removes with his
family to Berwick, Me.
Mrs. Lois Dean, wife of j. G. Dean
Of Vergennes, died last Thursday morn
ing, and was brought here for burial.
She was formerly resident of this town.
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SALLSBURH.

Rev. Mr.. Merrill has removed his
family from their former home in Mas.
sachusetts, to this place.
-Mrs. Franklin Bump, who has suf.
fered from broken limb for some
weeks, is better, and an entire recovery
is hoped for.
The showers of Tuesday have put a
new garb- upon the face of nature:
Every one can fully appreciate the
change in the weather.
Kingsley Brothers are now al
work in their new mill. They say that
the wet pulp is in good demand and
sells much more readily then their for
mer manufacture.
Rev. Walter Rice, of Brandon,
preached at the Congregational church
last Sabbath, In exchange with Mr..
Merrill. Mr.. Rice is an earnest christ.
ian and pleasant speaker, and his au-
dience were highly pleased with his
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13

A member of Pennsylvania bank.
ing association, which was not incorpo-
rated, sold his shares and withdrew.
tie had been cOnspicuously advertised
as director, and no notice was given
of his retirement, further than to omit
his name from the published list OF
officers. The concern failed. A de-
position sued this ex-director tor his
claim, on the ground that the deposit
was made in ignorance of his with
drawal, Of which notification ought to
have been given. The supreme court
has decided for the pIaintiff. Judge
Sterrett says: "Where an ostensible or
known member OF a copartnership re-
tires iherefrom, and wishes to shield
himself from liability for further debts
of the firm, 1t is necessary that personal
notice OF his withdrawal be given to all
who have had dealings with the firm,
and that notice be given by publication,
or otherwise, to all Others"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13

A remarkable experiment was made
on Saturday, at Calais, France, and
Dover, England,y twenty-one miles
apart, between which places a CONVEX
sation was kept up by means ola new
kind of telephone, called the electro
phone. The experiment demonstrates
the perfect practicability of conversing
across any sea, through submarine
cable. The inventor even claims il
can be done over the Atlantic. But
one wire was used, the others in the
cable being occupied with the trans
mission of dispatches.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13
ADDISON.

Evening fishing parties are now in
style.
Our hill-sides are once more "wear-
ing of the green"
Mr.. Ira Fletcher has re-opened the
old "Ketch store"
Il. H Dayton ofPort Henry, paid q
visit here last week.
R. Southland has been repairing a
portion of his dwelling.
Frank Eldredge intends repairing
some of his outbuildings.
-Goodell Il Gerrish have delivered a
large number.of fruit trees here.
-Messrs Smith Il Allen have COM
menced work on the Methodist church.
We have TO congratulate another
late married pair, friends Ida Dayton
and Henry Wilson. May their bark
never be upset by sudden squalls.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13

thy Is worthy of honor and help at the
hands of every one who believes the
law should rule. Assurance of cordial
sympathy and support from every hand
should encourage him to persevere
when there are 30 few who dare them
selves TO engage in work 80 disagreea-
BILE. If with our present law public
opinion is not willing to assist In this
way in putting down the traffic which
Is keeping 80 many of our citizens In
poverty, we may as well give up the
contest at once and surrender our COM
munitv to the rule of rum. The Good
Templars have shown publicly that
they stand by Mr.. Langworthy; may
we not look to see every true friend of
law in this place doing the same here
after, instead of doing the dirty work
of the rumsellers by actually or virtu-
ally manifesting disapproval of his
acts1
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13
PREMIUM STATIONS,
BRUNO.

Hambletonian. Clay and Morgan.
Winner of first premium at Addison County
Agricultural society's Fair. Sept Is. 1879 in field
of Is horses.
Winner of first premium at Champlain Valley
Agricultural Society's Fair. Oct. z, 1850
Bruno was f0aled May 8. 1874, stands Is 2 hands
high. weighs 1900 lbs. Is ola BEAUTIFUL cherry bay
trainers hands TO have his speed deyeloned'
though he trotted one quarter Of a mile on g. H.
Smiths track last October In IS l2 seconds. 81
gait His stock are good size, hnest syle and many
trotting action which has given the Hambletoniap.
Clay and Morgan families world wide reputa'
to Idol and Gazelle. record, 22l and hall brotbeI
TO Dexter. record. ~ IA. and Netiie, record. p
lsl md 20 others with record Of 80 or better He
len, record. 9 III IA, Bismarck's dam and 81. I'M
lens dam being half sisters. daughters of Henry
Clay. Bismarck son and st. JulIen.a grand so5
of Rysdyk's Hambetonian, '0''