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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-06-14


Mrs. Acker AMI Miss Maggie Fisher,
of Chase, were brought before Judge
Burnam, Monday, by Sheriff Robert
son and Under Sheriff Clubs; exam
incd and adjudged insane, and OH Tues
day, were conveyed to the asylum at
Kalamazoo, 10y Mr.. Gibbs. Mrs. Ackcr
had been afflicted for Some time.
We were gratitied to receive call
Monday-from G. II. Forman, Esq,
who has just returned from Dakota.
lie Is quite enthusiastic over his pros
poets out there, hhd gave us much in
tcresting information regarding that
country. We wish him success lii his
venture.
The Clarion has the following to say
of Reed City's entcrprising planning
mill firm: "France & Peacock have
Leen putting in u new boiler, erecting
new smoke stacks, and making ether
improvements. They will ilow run
night and day"
Henry Gairncs, a poor, hard working
man, living 81 miles south Of ESart,
lost his house, ny fire, Il few nights
since; the family barely escal'ing with
their lives; losing all except tho tight
clothes they had on.
Come 70 Lake county where laid is
cheap, plenty of timber and pure &a-
ter; variety of soil to choose front;
and above all, you find oic Of the most
healthy localities in the State.
There is II demand f0f more fat cat
tic, hogs airl sheep by far, for home
consumption, than the supply affords.
Farmers make note Of this!
Rev. John Morley, of Clinsej will
hold religious services in Metf6tllst
hall, morning and evening, next Sun.
day.
Plant sunflowcrs everywhere In Ic-
calities where impure air is found.
They are said to be great to absorb ma
larial poison.
The little folks are enjoying them
selves, these days, gathering winter
greens and flowers OH the beautiful
plains of Lake county.
Supervisor Smith, of Chase, was In
town, Monday, on business connected
with the insane persons sent to the
asylum from his township.
"Uncle Billy" Wood is having an
awning put up in front of his saloon;
and has fitted up the interior In very
neat manner.
Cool, last night, but no damage to
crops, that we hear of. The wind is i'm
the south again, this morning.
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rlnln tl,e Osccolu Outlinc:

AboLt 2,7o0 acres Of land will bt
clealeI, In Osceola county, this year
20O acres Of that amount is in Ierscy
township.
Hersey township finds n hitch inthe
bridge business that requires acti0n
by the Board OF Supervisors.
An extra session of the Board Of Su-
pervisors Of Osce0la county has been
called for June 10, as D. l.. Millard
informs tis.
Hovey, of the Reed City Ncms, ami
Miss Clark, daughter OF supervisor
n. Clark, were married, this week.
The Outline has good wishes for the
happy pair.
The body of John Fitzgerald was
found yesterday forenoon iloating near
the red mill, one mile from where lie
Was drowned. "A telegram Was ilnmo-
dintely sent to his friends, ut Paris.
Mr.. Gairn's house, opposite w. Hun
gerfOrd, Evurt township, was burnt
Friday evening, Onl the family barely
escaped, losing most of their clothing,
ami furniture. The neighbors built
them u new house this week.
Tie Hcrsey School Board have hired
the following teachers for the next
school year: Prof. Dockcray, of Rock
ford, Mich >, principal; Miss Harriet l..
Radcliffe Intermediates; Miss Edith r.
Atkins, primary. Prof. Mustard has
declined To teach amy more, and Will
embark in business.
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BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY. JUNE "A, 1883.

The Reed City Ctari0n of last week
says TUESDAY night, twelve men
were caught in the net of tearing up
the track of tae Nirvana ami Luther
railway, three miles nortl of Nirvana .
They all escaped bit on, anna by
the name OF Armstrong, wiio wa'
captured and will bc punished to the
fun extent of the law. The company
offer IL reward of $50 for evidence
that will lead to tho conviction of the
other parties engaging in the act, and
for evidence that will convict any
party who aided or abette'l the same.
They destroyed eighty rails.
Supervisor Jas. Austin, of Center,
says he expects to have new potatoes
by the ith Of July.
The Chase Eclipse came out under its
new management, last week, much
improved in appearance.
County Clerk Smith hns removed
with his family to Baldwin, and has
got 'settled," this week.
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A HappV Family

Circle IL the greatest blessing of our
civilization, but such thing is not pos
siblG Wlieh disc;tse and death turks on
the threshold. One of the most inn
p0rtant matters to bc attended to; Is
that tie Liver and Kidneys are In
healthy condition. More trouble
arises from arrangement of these or
gans than from any other cause often
rcstiltiiig III Diabetes, Bright's Disease,
and other difficulties that are generally
counted incurable. Rtrmctec's Dys-
pepsid, DiotetcT Kidney and Muer
Cure will prevent and chfe all these
with great certainty. Large
Dottles 81. Sold by e. Campbell, Bald
MinI Mich.
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A workman named VIM. Bresaw,
was killed by logging cars OH Seaman
Il Webster's road, at Chase, last FRI
day, by falling under the wheels while
attempting to climb up and set brakes
on some detached ears moving down
grade. He fingered till Saturday be-
fore death ended his sufferings. He
was 20 years of age, and had been mar
ried only few months.
On Tuesday night of last week some
parties destroyed u portion Of the Wall
& Sipley logging railroad, which runs
out about miles north of Nirvan u.
Warrants were issued by Justice Pierce
for the arrest of Jefferson Armstrong
and Geo. Ingalls,; and they were ar
rested by Sheriff Robertson, OH Friday
last, charged with havings been impli-
Gated I'm the destruction Of the proper
ty. The case was continued till to-
and the accused released OH
bail.
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We Lcar that Mrs. Ryder came near
bleeding to death from bleeding at the
nose, last night. DIR. Law was sum-
IN ,ned before the bleeding could bc
stopped.
The first ripe wild Strawberries from
the plains, that We have seen, this sea.
son, were brought in by our S-ycar-old,
last Saturday. Ripe Strawberries, June
9th, IL not 80 bad for Northern Michi.
gan.
Foster, Blackman & Co. have a fine
new sawdust wagon, and are making
use of it now In hauling II large quanti-
ty of sawdust OH the street leading
from their mill and around to the store
OIL Michigan avenue.
County Clerk Smith met with the
misfortune, IL few days since, ofhaving
a valuable horse break one of its legs,
ut Chase. He has procured All appara-
tus for supporting the animal from the
floor, and will endeavor to save IL;
which we hope lie may succeed in do
ing.
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DIED-On Monday, the 4th day of
June, 1883, in Dover, Lake county,
Mich, ANNA MCKEE, oldest daughter
of Nelson and Sarah Mckee; aged p
years and months.
Tie remains were buried i'm Dover
cemetery. Deceased was well known
among our people; having spent sever
years, teaching. Her kind and gentle
disposition won the esteem ofall. She
was worthy member of the Dover
Baptist Church. During the last three
months she suffered much, but bore her
affliction with christian fortitude. Her
death has cast n gloom over the whole
community; and her bereaved relatives
have the sympathics of all. The funer-
al was held at the residence of her par
cnts. Wednesday, June 9th, at ten
O'clock n. IN. II.
Dover, Lake Co., June 9th, 1883.
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A practical farmer writes the Necs
that the usual forebodings in April
does not seem to pan out in June. The
damp cool weather in May, willie it
delayed planting somewhat, has OH
tie whole been very beneficial. The
prospects now are that the hay crop
this year will be an unusually heavy
one. Wheat in all parts Of the State is
reported Us looking well, and in the
southern portion farmers say 1t never
looked better. The crops are reported
in good condition but generally two
weeks late, and the fruit buds instead
of being destroyed by frosts appear to
be stronger for beng held back by tie
cold weather. Under such circunistan-
ces there is no cause for alarm about
''rcal poor crops" this year.-- iced
Citu NCUy
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Services in the Episcopal chapel, by
Rev. J. B. Pritchard, morning and eve
ming, next Sunday.
The State telephone was completed
to Big Rapids, Tuesday, and worked i'm
good shape.
Mrs. Hanese has moved into her new
dwelling house, OH the street leading
to the mill.
Coon, Russell & Co. carry one of the
largest stocks of goods to be found In
Northern Michigan.
G. G. Townsend. has been putting I'm
a new stairway and otherwise improv-
ing his hotel building.
Some of the very best Of alarming land
of the county remains yet uncultivated
I'm the western part of Lake county.
The closing out sale still goes OH at
Jones' old stand.
Aug. Rutty is "grubbing" and clear
ing his lot.
Settlers on the plains never find the
land drowned with heavy rains.
Quite crowd went from Baldwin to
Reed City, this morning.
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fOrmal C0rreSpQnlenQe.

EDITOR STAR:-T'he fine wenthef of
tilt past few weeks Is bringing the gar
dens along nicely, and inspr0ting the
abi,edfante of the plains very much:
&. II. FOrman arrived back, last
week, highly bleastd with his prospects
in Dakota; and moves his family out
there for the Summer months, about
the Goth.
The mill has shut down for time, as
Mr.. Fornlan has his present stock of
logs sawed.
James Forman has been giving his
house a better appearance by painting
it.
Jesse Belyea has bccf making ali ad-
dition to his house 10y attaching kltth-
en-.
Joseph Stitts, at his camp south of
here, lost fine horse.
The q. w. Roby Lumber Company
has lost the dam again. This is the
third time, and the loss is quite heavy.
Our young people In this nciglibot-
hood enjoyed social dance, Saturday
evening, on the occ asion of the depar-
ture of several of our present circle.
Miss Rose Putnam, who leaves, in
few weeks, for her home in Cass coun-
ty, and expects to enjoy trip to Colo
RADIO during her vacation; and OIL her
return, takes school In Illinois. Miss
I,ida McDermand goes to Big Rapids to
form Il music class; John Randall, our
noted violinist, in short time leaves
for Washington Territory; and George
McDermand, i'm a louder tone, who
shouts-"Hurrah for Dakotill' will
leave, about the Goth.
Miss Jane Abrams has secured and
gone to teach school south of Branch.
Several i'm our neigbborhood are CIV
ing the sorghum trial, and believe it
to be good thing.
We had an art entertainment I'm the
school house, Thursday evening last.
by Prof. Jordan.
Mrs. Croft, OF Chase, has been up
here, visiting friends.
j. ID. Michael, who moved here, last
Spring, received dispatch that his
mother-in-law was very III. His wife
has gone to her bedside. She lives In
Indiana.
Rev. A. +. Sven held service here,
Sunday. and Rev. J. B. Pritchard holds
service here, next Sunday.
@. NJ.
FoRMAN, June 18th, 1888.
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Cholera.

And the milder forms of bowel diff
Guilty, Dysentery, Dialrhoea, NC, all
come from II disordered digestion at
tended with pain in the stomach,
Cramps, Cholic, DC. BE wise and ward
OIL these attacks 10y taking Hdn,ihon's
Jamaica Gii,ycr 15ntc and Iain Cure,
which is IL sure remedy. Never known
to fail to give immediate relief. AS an
outward application in rheumatism
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sprains, Strains.
Lame Back and Side it can't le beaten.
Price % hhu 50 cents. Sold by T..
Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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Rev. J. A. Barnes, of Hcrsey, has
gone to WILLIAMSON.
G. H. Chick has gone with his fami-
ly to Grand Rapids.
H. o. watrous and family left for
ScottsvIlle, Tuesday.
+ Prayer meeting, In Methodist hall,
this (Thursday) evening.
Thompson's hotel Is undergoing q
thorough repairing.
Geo. McDermand, of Forman, gave
ns q pleasant call, Tuessiay.
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TOOthaChe.

Did you ever have cracking, jump
Ing, swapping, roaring, bothersome,
toothacile, that kept the whole family
I'm an uproar until 3 o'clock In the
morning. Manyhavc It, but nll have
not heard Of the wonderful cures made
by Hdmiiton's 7bothachc Drops which
are warranted to cure In one minute.
Safe vet effective. Price only 25c'
Sold by IL. Campbell, Baldwin, Micl'
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We hear that M injunction has been
placed OIL the Wall d' Sipley logging
railroad restraining it from crossing the
land of Osterliout x Fox.
Chase township has organized an
other school district, called No. Z, and
embracing sections 10, 90, 90, 30, and
the east half of IL and south half of L..
Ye editor has added a,lb,hcr book
case 10 his library. 1t Is from the fur
nitilre factory of Collins & Amspokcr,
Reed City, Mich.
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--~-~-~ -
A Card.

TO all who are Suffering from the
errors and indistretions of ybhth, ncr
vous, weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &C., will send q recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered 10y missionary in Sodth
America. Send self-addrcssed envcl-
bpe to the REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Sta
doa u; kcto Jyrk Cyty.
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For SALE!-lGO Acres Land, 80 acres
Improved; mile south of Forman;
Frame House and Barn; also 160 Acres,
miles from FOrman; with Cool
Frame Buildings, also, Orc hard Of Bear
Ing Trees. For terms, enquire at the
STAR office; or, of
JOHN +. RANDALL,
Section 8, Yates Township.
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Roil'rmd Complet~d Through Cen
,er of Limits.

DO not 70 West or South until
you learn what Michigan offers in
tcIIigcnt farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
La"ds rich, dry, and gently
reliing. 1'imhcrcd mainly Will,
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm. Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, lIemlock, etc.,
and are well wntered by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
Strong soils, fine crops, healthy
climate, schools aud churches. in
telligent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
For Books, Maps, etc, addrcss
w. o. NICGHART,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
GEEhn RAPIDS. MICH.
se'TfTLE PERFEtT.
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GOt IN Stand II.

Mr.. A. bought his wife ono bottle OF
Pdrmciee's Blood Purifier, and now he
thinks lie has got himself into business,
for she derived so much from it that
she must must try another bottle or
two and be permanently cured. There
Is no Purifier known SO efficient In its
working as this. Only LOO per bottle.
Sold by l.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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DR.. l. w. Howe, Of Ashton, was in
town, OH business, Tuesday; and with
other acts, he renewed his subscription
to the STAR. "Doc." was one of tile
old charter members Of tho family of
subscribers to the STAR, and 1t certain
ly looks agreeable and natural to zee
his name on the list. He was one of
the pioneers Of Lake county-Sheriff
Of the county In 1894; and removed
to Ashton for the greater convenience
In practicing his professionj wherein
he II quite successful.
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NOTICE THE Superintendents Of
the Poor for Lake county desire to find
homes, by permanent adoption, for two
bright orphan boys; aged 3 and 6 years
respectively. Would prefer them In
one family, or In same nsighborhood.
BY order Of the Board.
CHAss *. RADCLIrFE, 6ec'y,
baldwin, Mich.
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NOTIcE.-.To Farmers of surrOuh,,.
ing country! am prepared to buy
your Fat Cattle; and will pay the
highest Cash Price for them! Let me
know as SOON as you have them for
sale. AUG. &. GOEiIREND,
Baldwin, Mich.
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ORGANIZATIONS for Teachers:

Examinations for Teachers:
REGUf.AR.-At Baldwin; last Friday
ofQct. 1881, Ga. m, aud last Friday
Of Mar. 1859, ya. m.
SPEClAL.-At Chase 9th Of Nov.
1882, o a. IN. First Tuesday of May
1888, o n. M, mt Luther.
Teachers will be expected to furnish
their own pen, ink and paper.
ID. A. CuRNETb,
Sec. OF Board Of school EkamiiIerss
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Trunks, Hats, Caps, VaIises, Full
Line of Furnishing Goods, can bc had
at the Ome-price Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
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Window Shades, Paints and Oils
may hc procured ut Ii. Matthews &
Go. IS, Chase, Mich.
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Chase has a Larger Clothing Estab-
lishment than any place of its size.
Everybody will do well by calling at
one-price Mammoth Clothing House,
Chase, Mich.
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Oht of the Most Complete Stocks Of
Drugs and Medicines to be found in
any retail store IN Northern Michigan,
kept by II. Matthews & Co., Chase,
Mich.
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VOLUME XI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:--An y
druwn across this item Wifh pen on pen
Gil signifies Hdt g0,r subscription has
cap;r0d, ant a renerat respectfully so
icifed.
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Rheumatism Positively Cured

iii the shortest time. Write for
free 40-page pamphlet on rheumatism,
to II. X. Helpenstine, Druggist, WASH
ington, ID. G..
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Mr.. J. r. Pcrham, Kent City, Mich,
says: II have Browns Iron Bltters
for sale, aud IL gives good satisfaction"
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PirnpIcs.

I will mall (Free) the recipe for n simple
Vegetable Balm thai will re'no.'c r-""''
Plmples and Bitches. leaving the skin sof,
clear and heautitul: tiso liisti tiefiuI.. AL .v
ducing n luxuriant growth al hair en- n bald
head or smooth face Address. mcloslng &C.
stamp. Ben. vandsif c.. " Barclay H.. n. Y.
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For good Beds and "Square Meals"
Stop with "Doc." ut the postofilce,
when In Nirvana.
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Our Agricultural Society officers are
busy preparing for Tie ninth annual
exhibitions; October I'd, 4th and 9th.
The measles are raging in the eastern
portion of the county, and in western
OsceOla.
The Board of Supervisors of Osceola
county will meet in special session,
next Tuesday.
Sheriff Robertson Is busy summon
ing the jurors FOR the June term of Cir
cult Court.
We hear that n reward of $500 is of
fered for the apprehension of the par
ties who tore up the logging railroad at
Nirvana, n few nights since.
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Great abundance of rain, this week.
Special train to Reed City, today, to
attend the circus.
The District Lodge, Good Templars,
convenes ut Nirvana, to day. Thursday
Supervisor Austin, of Center, joins
the family Of STAR subscribers.
Sheriff Robertson has our thanks for
favors rendered.
We hear that Wilson, Luther & Will
son will at once rebuild their mill.
Sheriff Robertson has appointed Mr..
Fred. Sipley, of Nirvahu, as Deputy
Sheriff
f. G. Russell has added to the good
appearance of his residence property
10y nice picket fence along its front.
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School Books kept by Fl. Matthews
Il Co., Chase, Mich.
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Mcssrs j. ii. ~ a. Rohrabachcr,
Lailigsburg, Mich, say: 1--WE sell
Browns Ir0ii B,tters; anti 1t givts
good satisfaction.
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To Farmers.

Having purchased of a. s. Randall
& Son, their thoroughbred Shorthorn
Bull (Halleck), would solicit the PIT
ronage of all those who desire to inn
prove their stock.
Terms: $500 down or $3.50 OH credit.
2 miles east of Forman.
JOHN w. SWIFT.
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0ar Clubbing List.

We will furnish the STAR with the
publications named below, one year,
at the following rates:
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Good WorkiDgmen's Pants, Strong
Made, 81. Onc-price Mammoth Cloth
ing House, Chnse, Mich.
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FoRMAN, June 18th, 1883.