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larsel and new ones opened. The
material was used in building houses
aud temples. But little 10 to be
glea,.ed irom the ancient writer's as
to the uses to which these suuterra
nean recesses We're pat to when they
ceased to :.e quarrles. Horace says
Of the caverns under the Esquiline
Hill, { lat it was the common sepul.
chre OF the miserable plebeians."
Tie :atacOmbs were crowded with
tue Christians during the persecu.
tons under Nero, D,mltian, Trajan.
Adrian. Severus. Maximinus. and
Diocletian, who found there safety
from the tyrrany OF the Roman
pagans. Each catacomo forms y
net work of passages, or galleries,
inter secting each other ~ right
angles. but sometimes diverging
from 3 common center; these gal
leries, or passages, are usually about
eight feet high, and from three to
five feet wide. The graves are in
tiers on the sides, and when undis.
turs.ed are found closed with marble
slabs or tiles, ON which are Often
inscriptions or christian elnolems,
1t has been estimated that the entire
length of t catacombs is not less
than $50 miles, and that they con
lain not less than 100000 bodies
From being the refuge of persecuted
Christians. they became about the
thirteenth century. the iiding places
OF outlaws AMI assassins, VINO, were
however, finally driven cut of the
entrances to their re reats closed.
Many interesting and valuable books
have been written on the catacombs
AMI some have spent life time in
investigating these wonderful
caverns.
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THE FARMER AS A COMMERCIAL
MAN.-'rhe farmer was original, "A
tiller of the soil only, and he was
allowed bare living. 1t Was of
t fling consequence to him whether
the surplus on the land he cult
waited was sold for much or littie.
That surplus belonged to the own,r
of the land. The conditions IRE all
changed now especially in this
country, and the farmer is in Ger
tain commercia. sense like the manu-.
facturer. He must study the law, OF
supply and demand. He must stu Is
. good deal OF political economy
If he has anv surpln, to sell he
must keep himself posted as to the
best market. The manufacturer is
iorceG to avail himself of the mo #
approved machinery AMI Of all the
conditions which will enable him u
sell at . profit whatever lie makes.
1t il this condition in husines that
has caused the vile support which,
manufacturers give to reliable publ.
cations in their behalf. The farmers
condition has been also greatly i'm
proved by the numerous agricultural
publications in this coun.rv.-FIor.
ida Dispatch.
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SOMEBODY'S lIO1HR1.

The woman was old and ragged and gray.
And bent with the chilli Of s Hjntsrs day;
The street WAS wet with recent Anow.
And the woman's feet were aged and slow.
She stood at the crossing and waited long
Alone, uncared for, amid the thronG
Of human beings who passed her by,
Nor needed the glance OF her curious eye
Down the street. with lssxfitsr and shout,
Glad in the ffsedom of .'school let out,
Came the boys like Aock of sheep,
Railing tho snow piled white and deep.
Past the woman SO old and gray,
Hasted the children on their way.
Nor offered helping hand to her.
So meek, 80 timid, afraid t. stir,
Lest the carriage wheels or the horses'
feet
Should crowd her dswn in the slippery
street. ~. :,
At last came one of the merry troop
The gsyest laddie OF Gil the group;
He paused beside her, and whispered low
''l'n help you across if you wish to 60. y
Her aged hand on his strong young arm
She placed, and so, without hurt or harm
He guided the trembling feet along,
Proud that his own were firm and strong
Then back again to his friends he went,
His young heart happy and we'll content
'.She's somebody's mother, boys, YOU
know,
For all she's aged and poor and Slow:
Sand hope some fellow will lend . hano
To help my mother. you understand,
''If ever she's poor and old and gray,
When her own dear boy Is tar away.
And somebody's mother" bowed Low
her head ~~<~...-
In her home that night, and the prayer
she said
Was: "God, be kind to tht noble boy,
Who is somebody's son and pride and
JOY"
Gems of Poetry,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT ADVICE ABOUT
SEED-COkN.

The following article, written b,
Prof. Robson, a practical farmer.
living at Cneever, Kansas, we clip:
from the Dickinson County Chronic e..
Abilene. Kansas:
1t il scarcely to, much to say tii.t
every year millions of dollars are
lost, or rather are not realized toy the
farmers on account OF not getting 4.
good stand" in their corn. fields. A
large share Of this is due to sheer
careiessness and nrgl ct to sele, t
and test the seed. For all the favor
able conditions of soil, weather, etc..
avail nothing if the seed-corn b.
worthless. When planting time
comes there Is little opportunity 10
give the matter OF selection that car, :
iul attention its great inn ortanAe
aemans, and the temptation Is al,nos
Irresistible t. plant the best then ii,
hand and take the chances, which,
often prove to be slim indeed. Las,
season our warning was unheedeu u,
many, and as tie result fel:is ztr..,n,
fifty to one hundred acres i"t> ux;.nt
had to be re.planted, wht,,e their NOR,
careful e. neighbeFEssr lad a good stat.
~ - passing strange that SO man.
Miners will trust to luck" expec,-
ing to find in their cribs, BY all nouT
or two OF sorting, The seed corn for
this years crop, when really they
may not have al ear that contains !.
kernel that is bit to plant. Many are
trembling for the safety Of the peach
buds, but let it be remembered that
q very slight injury to the seed -cnrn
will do Kansas thousand fold more
injury. The experiences of l873-7-ol
anu OF 1882 ought to teach careless
farmers a lesson. Those Of our rea.,
ers who have not already attende 4.
to this matter should do 50 without
delay, and endeavor to ascertain
positively whether they have or can
readily obtain an ample supply OF
suca seed that will grow. The que,-
ton can be easily aste,l by ever,
farmer for himself by planting def
mite number of grains-the more the
better-in d pan OF earth, allowing
the pan to remain in some moderate
ly warm place, under the kitchen
stove will do, AMI in a few days the
seed will sprout if sound. We have
Tested our seed-corn thus for over
thirty years, and have never had to
replsnt our tielis in one single in
stance.
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come ''unlucky," going to shy locks
for .'fayer."- ss0on shall we have .
nation Of slaves and legislation. as
il ais4 uxssanake US, cannot save Us.
The fusswho cannot proper anu
retain hisfberty. without or in sphe
Of even the worst legislation. cannot
tx" sased''., or materially benctte /
by any iaw-maHilg pows. ever
known on earth.
: / don't write this to make a show
in print, but ain in dead earn, = ,
tor | know unless | ain getting a
species of um-jalps. aud my senses
deeeiviag lne tnat American farmers
who mind their soacn business thor.
oughiv and persixte"tly, ana practice
Ben Frankllri's and Horace Greeley's
maxlms early and late, will never De
forsaken, Oppressed ''down-tro I,
den," nor their seed begging breas'.
In every community in the whole
United States can be found nell
whose lives and every day business,
ON well.tiiled farms, prove these
most emphatic assertions viii,
greater eloquence than pen or type
can express. 1t is all very well Ia
keep q strict watch of political affairs
and to exercise the franchise witt
int, lliyence, but very large per-
centage of this howl about iron
heeled despotisn, and Ian enslave'i
people in The United States, is pur.
upalloYed mummy -stuffing.
Let farmers remember tina Shy
lock, MonOpolist 4 Co. can n,vt
run the government of that mar.
or people who drive their business,
pay - they go and make COOL self
government individually st holn.'
upon their farms. with charity tor
ALL and intolerance towards none
CHAs. IL. BARLOW.
Hartwick, Mich.
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THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.

The. catac0mbs of Rome are be-
'aexed TO be of great antiquity, .tl.ev
probably having been hewn long he.
fore Ronulus and Remus founded
Rome In the course ofstime they
were extended SO that every O.e 81
the seven hills on which the city
st0od vas perforated and honey
combed by passages, dark gslleries,
Low CORRIDORS. and vaul.ed halls.
Whse gr1atly facilitated the work
wae ~ light aud soft nature of the
paoHia to- b quarried. and the
wdekmen we're thus enabled to shape
the shStts and galleries IA The !
Itsaesa3 4Ass ste. eits~tsreH -sxEs.sl
saa seae these 9aassiss we've sp
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT TRANstvK ,
TATION,-S. 4 X. Il. 4. Co.
Portsmouth, Va, November 9TH. 1874
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE!
On and after MONDAY, Noyembe, 10
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH DAILY EX
CEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at 925A.N
Accommodation Train 2MpM
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at 45r NJ
Accommodation Train ll53pu
Mail train connects at Weldon with the
Mail Trains Of the Wilmington i Weldon
and Raleigh and Castor Railroads.
And on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at Franklin, with steamer for
!.denton, Plymouth and Ian, ;psss =,
i;lackwater and Chowan rivers. for
Washington and Stations Oh GAINESVILLE
and u ashlngton Railroad.
Through tickets on sale to Tarboro,
Goldsboro, Newbern, Wilmington, Col.
ambia, Augusta, Charleston, Savannah,
Jacksonville, Fernaadina, and all points
N Florida, Raleigh, Hamlet, Charlotte,
{statesville, Marion, Hickory. Old Fort
Asheville, Warm Springs, Atlanta, Ma
con, Montgomery. Columbus, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points in South and
southwest.
Freights received daily, except Sundays,
from AN. to Ppm. +. G. CHIC,
Superintendent of Transportation.
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. 1PF1cg Of s MFsR1S r: r; Go"
WILMINGToN, n. G. My. IA. ISIS J
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SCHEDULES.

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
PETERSBURG VA, October IL, lsS2
COMMENCING Monday, October "a
~ 1882, trains on this road will run ~
follows:
GOING SOUTH,
Boston & Savannah Fast Mai,
(Stols only at Relfeldl
Leave Petersburg daily at 4 :09 n N
Arrive at Weldon at 5:54 :.
NEW YORK EXPRESS,
Leave Petersburg daily at l.oOpu
arrive at Weldon at 3.lapMM
Freight.
leave Petersburg (ex'pt Sun $40 nv
Arrive ut Weldon at ll.o0 ~
GOING NORTH.
Boston & Savannah Fast Mai,
Leave Weldon daily at :O5 An
Arrive at Petersburg at 2:23
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
cave Weldon daily at l.lOpu
Arrive at Petersburg at 3.24p n
Freight.
cave Weldon lex SUM- 2oNn
arrive at Petersburg 733ppS
First-class coaches will run tb,.,,
etween Wilmington and Washinn,%u
I'D sleeping cars on night and day tram"
ieeping Car berths can be had for ma
,ollar from Richmond to Baltimore Nv
;,lange of cars.
Through tickets sold to all Easter,
and Southern points, and baggage cherl.
ed through.
w. j. BROWN.
Dispatcher OF Trains
K. Nj. SULI.i
General Superintendent.
W. p. TAYLOR, Gen. Ticket Au
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NOTICE.

WE have one hundred town lots for
w sale in this town. Some of them
are very desirable. This is a rapidly
growing town. and persons wishing to
secure good places for residences and bus
mess stands. and to make good invest
ments. will do well to call on us.
KITCHI & DUNN.
july 9Th, 1882.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-09-27

| Yc editor and son paid a visit, tC
Ludington, last Friday evening, oil
the occasion of the production of tie
"Spy Of SHILOH" by Maj. Frank How
ard, assisted by amateur talent of Lud.
ingtom and vicinity. We found the
play II satisfactory one--the actors nc
quitting themselves flnely-the only
drawback being the length of time be-
tween acts rendering 1t somewhat
tedious, but rendered necessary by tile
production of elaborate and beautiful
tableuux. The house was crowded,
and had been the evening previous, we
understood; and the "b0ys" no doubt
received II handsome purse out of the
net proceeds of the three evenings ell
tertainment.
The Manjstee Democrat, of last Sat
u,qiay, says: "Thcre IL talk Of extend
ing the Chicago & West Michigan II.
X. to Baldwin, Lake Co. This would
head the roaG almost directly for Man
istee, and suggests further extension
to this city" Well Bro. Carrier, If
the "talk' about the extension Of the
g. & w. M. Il. r., to this place has
just reached your ears - when the
work of clca'iug Is finished and tile
grading well under Wayne are in-
clined 10 think tho road will be COM
pleted to Traverse City, before you
wake up to the fact that their trains
are running TO Baldwin. Rub your
eyes open, man; look about you, aud
see what Is going on In the world.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.--The special term
Of Circuit Court closed, last Friday
forenoon; having been one Of the
most busy sessions ever held In the
county.
The casc of II. P. Mcknight, lar
cepy, resulted In his conviction, and
sentence to the House Of Correction ut
Ionia, for one year.
Forbes Bush, abduction; the defend
ant was convicted and sentenced to
three years confinement mt hard labor
In the penitentiary ut Jackson.
The case Of Adonis McMath, In
decent exposure, was dismissed from
, the docket.
Abner ID. Burdick, charged with as
sault with intent to kill; convicted ol
assault aud battery aud fined SiOO
which he paid.
The case of the People VS.. Harry
Marks and George Marks; keeping
house Of Ill fame; was put over the
torn.
In the case of the People vs.. Patrick
McMahon, -imputIng want Of chastit,
| to young lady who had stopped a
| Ills hotel, the indictnent was qunshcd
! through defect In papcrs.
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A. Bush, the veteran hunter and
trapper, caught u fine pickerel, about
three feet long, with hook and line, in
"Mud Lake." near Baldwin, last
Thursday.
Mr.. Fred. Beardsley, of Hcrsey,
passed II very creditable examination
in law, before Judge Judkins, at Bald
win, last week, and was admitted to
the bar.
We are requested to announce that
there will be preaching, by n Congre
gational minister, from Lansing, at ST.
Matthew's Chapel, morning and even
ing, next Sunday.
The new apparatus for arresting
sparks and burning smoke is being
placed OH the engines of the +. & T..
Nj. II. II.
Workmen are engaged OH the Fair
Ground, this week, repairing and fit
ting up ready for the Fair, next week
Oct. 3d, 4th and 5th.
Anderson, at Chase Boot & Shoe Store
il bound to suit you, in articles for feet
wear; and cordially invites your patro-
mage in n new ad. in this weeks STAR.
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Rev. L. A. Mitchell, of the M. f.
Church, stationed ut Chase, for the
ensuing year; was in Baldwin, last
Thursday, looking over the ground
here. His circuit embraces Chase,
Nirvana, Baldwin, Custer, ScottviIle
aud the Indian Mission ut Riverton,
Mason county.
The ninth annual exhibition of Lake
County Agricultural Society occurs OH
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ol
next wcek-Oct. 3,i, 4th and 5th. Al
though, the season has not been so fnv-
oralle for vegetables and grain rs was
at first anticipated, yet we are salts
fled that n very crelitable showing
can he made, IL our farmers once set
out to have 1t so.
The Baldwin schools opened, last
Mn lay, with a good attendance ol
pupils; and with Mr.. Samuel a. Jack
son, in charge of the grammar de-
partmcnt, and Miss Clara o. Nicholson,
in the primary room. We hear both
teachers well spoken Of; an'l no doubt
our schools will, un Ter their manage
ment maintain their place in the front
rank Of scl,ools In this locality.
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Teachers Institute at Chase.

The most successful Institute yet held
in Lake county, opened oil Monday
morning, Sept. 18th, with an attend
ance Of 80; which was in creased OH fol-
lowing days to 52.
Great interest has been taken In the
proceeding, conducted by Prof. ID. Il.
Hnskins, of Concord, and Prof. p. A.
I.atta, Of Ailegan, and the benefit to
the teachers present cannot fail to be
great. We shall expect to see the re-
suits of the lecSu 'es and note-taking
In an improved man agement and con-
dition of our district schools, this Win
ter.
Our district schools! do we take
enough personal interest Ia them; .ex-
cept To pay taxes and criticize the
teacher? We are too apt to commit
the children implicitly to the care of
teacher from eight o'clock till five,
never taking an hour or an afternoon
to go to the school house anL see The
work which Is being done. These
tsachers will appreciate the interest
which you take In their daily duties,
and show that confidence In them is
not misplaced.
Besides the daily drill given In this
institute, evening lectures have been
given by the conductor and his assist
ant, upon educational subjects, which
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-09-27

/ The Mammuti taotuins House,
Chase, Mich Is doing fine business,
selling go" goods ut very fair prices.
We have had dealings with them and
find 1t quite satisfactory. Read over
their large new AL, In this paper, and
Soc what they Offer.
The family of 1ho's Smurthwaite,
Sr., left, last evening, for Highland
Park, Ills, where they will reside for
the future. Sorry to lose them from
our midst, but wish them prosperity In
their new home.
We acknowledge the receipt of
pleasant calls, last week, from j. J.
Adams, NJ. Wilson, Rob't Hilligsr, of
Chase; Chus. Randall, PinOra; Amasa
W.l,lin, Nirvana; VIM. Bonney,
Webber; VIM. ESpy, Chase.
Supervisors j. j. Pierce, a. G. Allen,
II. Z. Smith, e. Nicholson and s. +.
Dickens were in town, Wednesday,
deliberating over and investigating the
county scat removal question.
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RlDtnre,

To those suffering from Hernia or
Rupture In any of It various forms
and having tried oil the different kinds
of Trusses without relief, we say suffer
no longer, the Excelsior Rupture Cure
Manufacturing Company, Og,lensburg
N. Y, will guarantee cure. Their
remedics-the RUPTURE PLASTER and
HEALING CoMPOund are u pOsjtUc cure
no surgical operation or detention from
business. Send 6 cents for free
book ON Rupture which contains full
information. Sold 10y all Druggists.
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Chase voted In favor of the loan foi
water works, last Alontlay-74tO 0. A
wise people.
The annual meeting of the Board oi
Supervisors occurs one week from next
Monday.
jas. Petit thinks Lake county her.
self can beat the show of vegetables at
the State Fair, last week.
~ travelling theatrical troupe gave
an entertainment in Busl's Hall, last
Saturday evening.
Geo. N. Jones Is closing out his stock
of goods, below cost. See the adver-
tisement.
1t will only cost you two cents To
send letter to any part of the United
States or Canadas, OH and after next
Monday.
The work of clearing oil the G. & w.
Nj. II. X. extension IL completed, and
some or miles of the grading finished.
The aim is to have trains into Baldwin,,
by the 10Th of November.
We are requested to announce that
the ladies of st. Matthews Mission,
Baldwin, will furnish refreshments at
the Fair Ground during the Fair, mex t
week.
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS. We are
indebted to Mr.. y. West, chairman
of four County Board Of School Examin-
ers, for the following list of teachers
granted certificates (3d grade) ut the
special examination held ut Chase, yes
teriay, Sept. Goth:
their Mr Mr. n fraay M:has rnas' M m B. MA IL
Hawthorne, Forman; Miss NJ. l.. IIinckley,
Miss +. Wheaton, diss J.. Oliver, Miss NJ.
Lakewood, Miss A. j.. Dershel, Miss II Il.
Censor, Miss a. Iacliunt, Chase; Miss +. Slay =
ton, Luther; Miss N. kissingcr, Reed City;
Miss +. Carried, Baldwin. Miss II. BalllDger,
Nirvana;. Miss +. Tripp, Baldwin; Mrs. IL.
Hoover. Luther.
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One OfthG IDYa!idS.

f. M. PARMELEE, Dear Sir:-I have
been taking your Dyspepsia, Diabetes
Kidney and Liver Care for some time
past aud have received more benefit
from it than from all of the $500 worth
Of Doctors medicines that / have used
In the last few years. Before taking
the cure was weak and tired out all
tile time hut now can work all day
without fatigue. Would not be with
out 1t In the house. Believe 1t Is one
of the best medicines In the world.
Yours, ROBERT A. LoUGHsIKYE
Somers Lane, Pa.
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Almost Marvellous.

The way Rrmcice's Blood P,Wifc,
works upon the human system. 1t is
sucl, n thorough Purifier, it strikes ut
the root of the disease and by IT'S per-
feet workings effects cure almost he
fore the patient Is aware. 1t seiZes up
on every particli of poisonous matter
in the system, cxpelIs it aud instills
new liealt! aud vigOr through the en-
tire body. Sl.00 per bottle. Sold by
T.. Campbell, baldwin, Mich.
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Medicine for Children

Must not only be effective but so COM
pounded that no harm will result from
the use. Such II PREPARATION for worms
Ito which almost every Child Is sub
ject) Is Pumefec's Sdnfoninc sCorn
Candies, which are made from the
best drugs, particularly adapted to this
use. They work quickly, surely and
harmlessly, passing off the worms after
they are dissolved. DO not neglected
the children even though they do not
complain. Worms are almost always
present. Price % cents per box. Sold
by L.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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FW md Winter OUercOafs.- There
Is no garment that II gentleman wears
from which 'ie derives more real bene-
tit and satisfaction than from n light
or heavy overo0at. We now have a
new stock of Fall AMI Winter Cloth
ing, made in The hest manner from
the newest and most fashionable fab
rics. They compare fnv0rably with
the finest custom work of the hest
merchant tailors i'm the country; and
we sell them at about half the price.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
(,hnsa Mich
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Wearc gratilicd to learn that Capt.
G. w. Townsend. of Wcbber, is recov-
ering from his alllicti,n of blindness.
Dillon, the popular jeweler, has II
new nd. In this issue of ths STAR. See
what he says.
ebert" Smith, of Three Rivers, was
In town, this morning.
w. II. DeLamater and family have
removed to Charlotte.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE. |Ic are OLiiged
10 0Sk uH parties indebted to us by
book account or otherwise tO assist us
ut the enrl:cst moment possible. We
have no doubt but that those whom
we have Accommodated in the past will
respond without farther notice.
Coon, RUSSELL, q Co.
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Men, Boys & Utiitiren's Clothing, nj
Mammoth Clothing House, Chase,
Mich, cannot be eXcelled for general
elcgunGe. In material, make, style
and finish they certainly are the most
desirable goods that were ever offered
in Northern Michigan. We have
marked them all in plain prices.
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SPRING TOOTH HARRowS For
SALE.-Ihe undersigned Is agent fer
Reeds Spring Tooth Harrow; and
persons desirous of purchasing may
lind them at my residence, WebIer
township, or Mt Coon, Russell u Co.'S,
or l.. A. Carpenters, Baldwin, Mich.
ABRAM KINNEY.
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IMpoRTANT NoTICE!-For the present
we shall sell for ready pay only. This
We are obliged to do in order to get our
business settled up.
This means no tickets or no chdrg-
ing, until farther notice.
Coon, RUSSELL u Go.
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NOTICE 10 LUMBERMEN AND OTU-
Wanting to buy Beef by the Side.
Mutton or Pork by the Carcass, that |
have made arrangements with II firm
in Milwaukee to get 1t shipped IN large
quantities, and will supply you ut the
cheapest rates you cnn get anywhere.
a. e.. GoEIIREND,
Baldwin Meat Market.