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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-01-11
Sylvester Collins and wife have re
turned to Charlotte.

Sylvester Collins and wife have re.
turned to Charlotte.
Register of Deeds Nicholson was sum-
moned home to a sick child, Tuesday.
Foster, Blackman u Co.'s mill has
shut down for time.
A. NJ. Gibbs, Of Chase, has been
chosen Un,ler sheriff.
J. s. Stearns expects to start up with
his new saw mill, to-day (Thursday).
Revs. John Morley and A. +. Sven
are holding series of revival meetings
at Chase, this week.
Morrison Sandborn offers his farm
for sale, In another part of this paper.
u Is u good chance for some one.
Geo. Bragg, formerly with Foster,
Blnckman & Co., as bookkeeper, has u
similar position In New York City.
n. b. Blood has been chosen Deputy
She riff In Baldwin; aud the appoint
mt mt seems to give general satisfaction.
Edward McCluskey has been chosen
Superintendent of the Poor to fiji va
cancy for one year caused by the resig-
nation Of A. Towner.
The Board of Supervisors were unan-
inOus I'm favor of annexation of the
four northern towns of NewaygO cOun-
ty to Lake county.
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FATHERS ADVICE TO HIS SON.-"My
son, have heretofore presented you
with copy Of the Holy Bible. III you
study only one book let that he the
Book, as the truths IL contains ARE able
to make you wise unto salvation
I herewith present you With copy
Of the recent edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary. IfyOu study
only two books let this be the other,
az Is not only dictionary unsurpassed
In the spelling, pronunciation and
definition Of words, but Ii also an en-
cyclopedia of information In it. Voca-
bularIes Of persons and pluces noted In
Fiction, Scripture, Greek, Latin, and
Geographical Names, Biographical
Dictionary, Quotations, Pictorial !llus-
traitor trstions, Sd &C, ,,, mskIng y = book 70
ly to refer during Me. e."-Rev. j. H.
Sehcrcr, A. N. Fvesidcnt Marion FsDaaI'
College. Js!y IL, 1882.
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LUTHER, Jan. 3, 1888.
EDITOR STAE-Alild weather und
good sleighing.
A new ten pin alley In Luther.
II. w. Bellalny has just completed II
large warehouse, just west of the de-
pot.
The planning mill of Dwight & Co. is
ready for the machinery to be put in.
Luther has new cant hook handle
factory, run Ivy Mr.. Conant. 1t is do
ing good business.
There is u law firm in Luther, this
week.
l.. X. Arnold has just completed the
new school house, and school will COM
mence, Monday.
1t is said that Fl. p. Mcknight has
been appointed Deputy Sheriff.
NIX.
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SONGS AND BAI.LADs.-No more
pleasing melodies can he found In any
collection of music, than In popular
Songs and Ballads" just issued from
the press of the Patten Publishing Co.,
New York. Some Of the melodies
have already made the fortunes Of
more than one Minis rel AMI jubilee
troupe, and others are the favorites Of
our most popular concert singers. OF
tho 100 melodies which this book con-
tains that are now having their run In
concert and parlor, we mention,
Angels take Mamma away" "Let my
name he kindly spoken" "Ring dem
Charmin Bells" "Over the Garden
WALL" &C., &C. Address the Publish
er, AZ Barclay Street, New York, with
the price, 25c, II you want this charm-
ing collection of music.
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Probate Order.
State Of Michigan, ! 50

State Of Michigan, s.
cJhnty of Lake.
At u session of the Probate Court for sail
County held at the Probate cilice, in the Vii.
luge Of Bsl,lwin, on the 5ih day of JANUARY, In
the year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty three.
Present, the Hon. Walter A. Burnam, Judge
of Probate
In the matter of the Estat" OF samuel e.
Brocsway deceased.
On reading and filing tic petition duly vcri-
fed, OF Melinda Jewett, one of the heirs OF
said Samuel q. Brockway deceased, praying
that q certain instrument now on file IN this
Court purpOrting 10 be the last will and test
ament of said deceased, may be admitted 10
pIsieate.
Therrupon it Is ordered, that "Wednesday,
the 3ist day of January next, at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon, be- assigned for the hearing OF
Of said deceased, and all other persons inter.
estcd In said estate, are required 10 appear ht
n session of said Court, then To be holden ut
the Probate Office, In the village of baldwin,
said County and show cause. IL any tlierc D',
why the prayer OF The petitioner should not be
granted: And IL Is FURTHER oadeitd, th,tt said
petitioner give notice 10 the several persons
Interested In said estate, Of the pendency %;
said petition, and the bearing thereO, by
causing q copy of this order to be- published
In the LAKE COUNTY STAR ~ newspaper
printed and circulated In said county, for thr'-
successive weeks previous To said day OF hear
ing.
WALTER A. BURNAM,
"A true copy Judge of Probate.
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EatiDg and Star wing,

II Is all the same, for ynu are sure
to suffer from piles. No worse torture
can De conceived of. Bliud ar itching
piles are uncqualcd for annoyance, but
10y n few applications of Htrme!ec's
rite SupposifOrics they entirely disap-
pear. The knife Is often resOrtcd to by
physicians for the removal Of prOtrud-
ing piles, but such barbarity Is not u
necessity for Prmciec's Pile Su1,posifor.
RS used according to directions, quick
v reduce, replace and drive them
lsway. Warranted to cure. l'rire 5Oc
per box. Sold by Il. Campbell, Bald
win Mich,
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At Home and Abroad.

At church and theatre, in the count.
ing house and work roOII, In fact
everywhere Is heard that hacking
cough which soon develops into Con
gestion or Inflammation of the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, aud Consump'
tiOn BE wise In time. Immediate
help and cure can be cl,eaply attained
Mimiifoa's tongh Buisoni will surely
give yO,l relief from these throat an,
lung troubles that often terminate III
death. Instant relief in Group, and n
sul,duer of whDpimg Cough. Your
coi,srnptive friend will be greatly
benefited. Price % 50 cents. Sold by
T.. Campbell, baldwin, Mich.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers his Farm for Snle; "a
mile east OF Baldwin; 100 acres; oil fenced IN;
53 acres improved. Small stream of wafer
OH the ground; twenty acres seeded To tiiliO-
thy and clover, Is acres which can be cut the
comii season. Good well of water; good loH
house; good stable; Small log barn; small
frame barn, and /. 400 feet Of lumber and tiii-
bcr for barn and house; and NIL of the FARM
Ing Tools; which will sell cheap for cash; or,
will give time ON part, IL desired. III l sell
the farm. will sell Span of Horses, Mich
Cows, Cali; 2 Hogs, Wagon, Pair koad
Slcighs; also, Wood Saving Machine, ana l
Threshing Machine. Come and SEQ me, II you
wish to buy. MORRISON SANDBORN,
Baldwin, I.al Co., Mich.
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WhV Waste Time and Money

On that which does no good. Your
children have worms and are cross,
always hungry, sleepless, puny and
weak from the presence of worms In
the stomach which prevents the food
being taken up tO nOurish the body.
Purmcice's .SuntOnne form Candies
will dissolve and remove the worms
and then all will Ike well. You cam
not do better by your children than tn
attend to their health. Price % cents
pei box. Sold 10y +. Campbell, Bald
win, Mich.
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The Throat

II often diseased on account OF
CatarrlI, producing dryDess and u con-
slant desire tn Cough. That tickling
sensation and the hoarseness that Is
SO common TO public singers and speak
ers especially, Is relieved mt once by
HamiitOn's Cough 7rochcs which are
prepared from the mOst approved for
Inula. Do not wait till acute bron-
chltis or even consumption takes firm
hold of you. Price only 25c per box.
Sold by K. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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To UUilSuinDtiyes.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
n simple remedy, is anxiousto make known
10 his feliow-sufferers the means OF cure. To
all who desire 1t, he VIII send a copy Of the
prescription used tree of ciarsc,) with the
directions for preparing AMI using til. Siliie
which they will mud sure Care, Tor ColJas.
CoIds, Cpnsum ption, Astiim.. Bfonchius. tyc.
Parties Wishing the prescription, Will pleas,
address. Rev r.. A. Wilson: 1874 Penn ~,
WiIliuInsburxh. n. Y.
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To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner
vous, weakness, early decay, loss Of
manhood, &C., / will send q recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send self-addrcssed envel-
ope to the Rev. JOSEPH 4. INxAN, Sta
ton ID, New York CITY.
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The Conductor.

WINoNA, Mimi, Nov. %, 1879.
j hal been suffering with severe
cold for several days, and was 20
hoarse l could not speak above wli's-
per. Nov. 18th met one Of DIR. War.
ner's agents on my train, he handed
me u bottle OF White Wine of Tar
Syrup and one hour after taking the
first dose my hoarsDess commenced To
leave me. In twenty-four hours my
voice was quite clear and natural and
the cold nearly cured. 1t IL the best
remedy ever saw. Respectfully,
&. w. WARRES, conductor,
Chicago & Northwestern L. X.
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MAERIED-At the residence of the
officiating clergyman, Baldwin, Mich,
Dec. 18th, 1882, by Row. A. F. Sven,
Mr.. GEORGE PRIER, of jackson, Mich.,
and Miss ISABEL KINYON, Of BeldOn,
Mich.
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DIED-In Baldwin, Mich, Jan. 4th,
1883, of inflammation Of the lungs, In
FAINT daughter Of w. CALDWELL.
The funeral occurred ut 2 o'clock p.
m, Sunday, Jan. 9TH, In the Episcopal
chapel; Rev. A. +. Swemy officiating.
The remains were inferred In Pleasant
Plains cemetery
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The Chicago Weekly NcCs IL proba-
bly, Que Of the most condemned papers
In the country. Its telegraphic reports
cover everything going on the world
over, but IN such Q way a. TO eliminate
what is trivial, and give In detail only
such matters as are of general Interest.
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Free to all Ministers Of Churches.

will send one bottle Of the White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, gratis. to any min
lister that will recommend Ii to his
friends, after giving Il u fair test, aud
II proves satisfactory for coughs, colds
throat, or lung diseases.
DIS. G. ID. WARNE@
Heading, Mich.
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NUTICE.-A School Teacher wanted
In School District No. 1, Township OF
Eden, to whom We will pay good
wages! For further particulars, ad-
dress H. H. LITTLE, Director,
WilIville, Lake county, Mich.
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To CAMPAND MILL OWNERS.
take notice that | can furnish you
Beef, 10y the Side, and Hogs 10y the
Carcass, hest quality, rs cheap as you
can get them anywhere.
AUG. c. GOEHREND,
Baldwin. Mich.
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We would call attention to valua-
ble list Of books offered to agents by the
Sun Publishing Co., Of st. Louis, al :
vertised elsewhere in this paper.
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SEE HEhE!-Brudford Bros, ut the
Meat Market, pay Cash for Butter and
Eggs. 1ley are also, selling Meats OF
all kinds 1T Reduced Prices.
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When your wife's health Is bad,
when your children are sickly, when
you feel worn out, use Browns Iron
Bitters.
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Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused hy impure water, decaying
vegetation, etc, is Browns Iron
Bitters.
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Lost! Cows!

Sirayed from my.prcmises, NJ Baldwin, on
or about Nov. ist, 1871, two c,'ws; one red,
with white face, one horn broken; tho other
entirely red, hiuh holas, one brass isiioD on
lDrn. Any Information of their where
abouts, Will be liberi,i;y rewarded.
Gro. DAVIDSON,
baldwin, Mich.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:-An
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Gil signifies that your subscription, has
erpired, and a rcne,oal respectfully so
iicited.
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Do not 60 West or South until
you learn what Michigan offers in
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better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
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Vick's Floral Guide

VlCKS FLORAL Gu1Qe
For 1899 is an Elegant Book of $50 Pages, 2
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vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, 175
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sent for ~ cents; trial copies for 25 cents.-
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ROCHESTER, Y.
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Examinations for Teachers
RTGULAR.AAt baldwin; last Friday
of Oct. 1881, 3 u. hi., aud last Friday
of Mar. 1883, 8 a. Ia.
SPE(IAL.-At Chase 10Th Of Now
1852, On. M. First Tuesday Of May
1883, q a. M, ut Luther.
Teachers will be expected to furnish
their own per, ink md Yaper.
ID. A. CORNgII,
Gee. of Board Of School Examliers.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.-A GENTLE
I'D MAN who has beea snecsssfut ~ country
merchant contcmpiates egxaging In The Wholesale
trade. and offers fhr sale the STOCK AND FIX.
TURE3 Of two hrst.cla>s country stores situated
on . railroad, now doing large AMI prontah,e
Va f..... AN lS-eodim
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Tho Citizens Committee.

A called meeting Of the Citizens Com
mittee, working in connection with the
State Fair. was held at the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce last evening, but
was only partially attended, as most OF the
committeeman were absent either in the
North purchasing goods or still rusti-
eating. In the absence Of the chairman
(Mr. j. ID. Mosby), Mr.. j. NJ. Blair was
called upon to preside. The secretary, as
far as he was able, gave a report OF dona-
tions, which i'm the aggregate covers the
guarantee for the competitive drill. The
amount now necessary, and which it is to
be hoped will be easily secured, is for the
night pageaniry, which Will form an i'm
portant feature to keep our visitors amused.
The following resolution was then
adopted and the meeting adjourned:
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn till
Tuesday evening, September 11th, at q
o'clock, and that the secretary be instruct
ed to invite the Committee on Inland
Trade Of the Chamber OF Commerce and
that OF the Commercial Club to meet this
committee then.
On Monday evening at s. O'Clock, on
CANDLES Hill, fireworks sent here by va
rious manufacturers desiring our order
will be tried. 1t will be a nice exhibition,
no doubt. and is intended to be a sample
of what can be done Fair week.
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what other Dealers say

Of the clothing we produce can be best
Judged by the fact that the wholesale house
Of which our Mr.. Saks Is partner, and
which supplies us with the clothing we re-
tail. opened an Office in New York last
spring, and sixty.iiye Of the best retail
concerns in the country handled the pro-
ductions Of our headquarters for the first
time. This fall erery merchant who had
bought in the spring came and bought
again. There was but one opinion eX-
pressed. "They are the best-mode and
eStJitting clothing euer handled," was
the opinion OF all. Not a single customer
was lost, and nearly one hundred new ones
were added. Dealers who expect to sell a
consumer TWICE have begun to Iealize that
there must be full value given to their GUS
toners to insure their return to buy again.
We have the monopoly for Richmond OF
the clothing we offer, and we wish it very
distinctly understood that there are no bet
ter made or fitting garments in the country
than we are prepared to show you. Our
fall stock is ready, and we are really
anxious to show 1t to you.
4. SAKs & Co.,
The One-Pricc Clothiers.
1913 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. William T. CrutcAfeld has so far inn
proved as TO be able to ride out.
Sir knight Henry &. Barnabee, Of De
Molay Commandery, knights Templar,
Boston, Mass, is in the city, guest OF
Colonel William 4. Tanner. Mr.. Barna-
bee will sing at the Mozart tonight.
Mr.. Peter Stumpf, well-known and
popular citizen OF jefferson Ward, expects
to sail from New York city on September
18th on brief visit to Prussia.
Captain George A. Charters, formerly Of
the Young Guard, now citizen Of Ala
bama, is in Richmond on o brief visit to
old friends.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham returned
TO the city last night from Farmvllle,
whittier he went TO participate in a concert
given for the benefit Of Miss EOline Shef-
field. As usual, Captain Cunningham made
a fine impression, and was the recipient OF
many compliments.
The Governor yesterday granted the fol-
lowing pardons: Luther +. Sale, convicted
in the Hastings Court OF Richmond Of
unlawful shooting and sentenced to six
months in the city Jail and fined Sl00;
Isaac Whtestone, OF Culpeper county. con-
vcted OF petit larceny and sentenced to
sixty days in jail.
Mr.. George II. Peyton, who, on the 9th
Of May, in tit Of Insanity, shot and
wounded Barney Branch, colored huck-
ster in the First Market, died suddenly at
Williamsburg yesterday.
Seventh street between Main and Frank
lin should he paved with granite blocks.
1t is the easiest grade from lower Main
street to Broad, and n great deal OF heavy
hauling is done over it. At present The
macadamized roadway is considerably cut
up.
The Jamcs-Riyer Improvement Commit
tee went down the river yesterday on the
Craighill and held a meeting aboard.
The EIba Beneficial and Social Society
will have their first picnic at Blenner's
Park next Monday.
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James Booker, a small colored boy, was
before the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with stealing watch, valued at
s5, from John Lewis Brown. On account
OF the youth OF the prisoner the punish
ment was light. He was given fifteen days
IN Jail, and the Court recommended that q
good flogging be gives him by his mother.
SENT on.
Marshall Foster, the colored man who
was charged with shooting the little son OF
Mr.. X. A. Baugh, was on yesterday sent
on to the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court Of Manchester and committed to
jail. Mr.. w. w. Crump, who employed
Foster, was charged with being accessory
before the fact. and was also sent on to the
grand jury. He was bailed in the sum Of
$500, with Isaac Kahn as surety.
CHESTERFIELD NOTES.
On Monday night last one OF the road
carts belonging to the county, and under
the charge OF ii. G. Tyler, roadmaster, was
stolen from the road camp, near Haley
Coles, on the Midlothian turnpike.
Mr.. NJ. A. CogbilI, county clerk, mas re-
turned from the Warm Springs, where he
has been recruiting for the past few days.
He Is much improved by his trip.
Miss Bette Winfree, daughter Of Rev.
DR.. d. B. WIniree. is still lying very III at
her father'a residence, near Coaltield.
DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN.
Mr.. William Galloway, n well-known
gentleman OF this city, died yesterday;
aged Twenty-Five. He was honest and up-
right, and had many friends In Manchester
and Richmond, who will be panied to hear
OF bis death.