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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-09-13
Agents w anted.

PURE TEAS MS'@ AS"%," !. s"nid ."Ii ,sSs sSsrs y
Families. hotels nnd large coiisuiners The
largest stock In the country To select from;
qualities of all descriptions from the highest
imported To the lowest grades; IA lnrge dis
count and handsome income 10 all who sell
or us. Country store Keepers, druggists who
wish to scil teas In sealed pound packages ar
TN cntnisfrrs, p,sli,rs, and In fact aii who
wisl, to obiain am honorable living by selling
teas should write us fOr u circular. OfiIinai
-ime,icdn 1so TO-, established In 1871.
Il. U. Box l2S7 Address,
ROBT WELLS Prcsdt,
~ Vcsey st., New York.
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SPRING TOOTII liAKRowS FOR
SALE.-I'he undersigned is agent fer
Reeds Spring Tooth Harrow; and
persons desirOus of purchasing may
flnd them at my residence, Wcbber
township, or ut Coon, Russell e. Co.'S,
or l.. a. Carpenters, baldwin, Mich.
ABRAM KINNEY.
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SPECIAL NOIICE.-IVc arc Obliged
10 ash aU parties indebted to us Ivy
book account or otherwise to assist us
at tl,c earliest moment possible. We
have no doubt but that those whom
we have Accommodated In the past will
respond without farther nctice.
Coon, RUSSELL IL Co.
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III. Matthews Il Co., Chase, Mich.,
are headquarters for Drugs Il Mehi-
cines, School Books, Oils, Paints, Wall
Paper and Jewelry. When you are in
want of the articles above mentioned,
give them "a call, and be convinced.
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IMPoRTANT NoTiCE!-For the present
We shall sell for ready pay onty. This
we are obliged to do ia order " get our
business settled up.
This means no tickets or no chdrg-
ing, until farther notice.
Coon, RUSSELL & Go.
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Half Fare n Detroit.

The +. & T.. NJ. II. II. Co. will sell
excursion tickets from all stations on
the line to Detroit aud return, at one
fare for the round trip during tile
State Fair, Sept. l7tli to 21st, valid to
return to tile I'D inclusive.
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VOLUME XI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

TO QUIZ SCBSCRIBERS:--An y
drtap across his Hs M Wifh pen an I'c"-
eli signifies Maf ytur snLscrilfion h"s
crp;rwd, and a rt~euti respectfully so
Ecifcd.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-09-13

Mr.. George Z. Dennis, Rochester,
says: III have sold Browns Iron Btters
for over six months, and find 1t givcs
entire satisfaction
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Mr.. George White, Ludington,
Micl., says: ~ was sick, had no
appetite, and was unable to work;
Browns Iron Bilters cured me-"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-09-13

Trunks, Hats, CAPS. Valises, Full
Line of Furnishing (iWnts, can lie had
at the onc-price Mammuth tiothing
House, Chase, Mich.
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Chase lias Larger Clothing Estab-
lishmcnt than any place of its size.
Everybody will do we'll 10y calling at
n,c-pricc Mammoth ClUthiny House,
Clluse, Mich.
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We are now and shall Le for month
receiving Fall Stock-Clotl,ing, Under
wear, Boots, Shoes, Arctics, Rubbers,
Hats s. Caps, and Groceries IN abund-
al ce. FOSTER. BLACKMAN IL Co.
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Foster, Biacknan & Co. are now r.
ce!v:ng regularly hy express, t'reai'"-
r. Butter from the celehI ated Hunting
ton "Coo! Br ok" Cr amcry. Livin, s.
ton CUNT, Mich. 1l,Osc Wishing AN
Extra Article will please give u.s. cali.
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Good WorkiDgmen's Pants, Strong
Made, 81. One-price Mammoth Cloth
ing House, Chuse, Micl.
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The reader will do well to examine
the offer of tlie LoNDoN Book AND
BIBLE HursE, In another column Of
this paper.
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Notice.
LAS OFFICE AT REED Cry, Mich.

IASD OFFICE AT REED Cry, MIcu.,
Sept. lutli, 1885,. (
Notcc n hereby given that the follow ing
nainci s'Yi,r has fle'i notice of his Intention
To make DIAL proof In support Of his claim,
and that kaid proof will h. mn,Ic b,.f,,rc
county CitIk "f Lake county, Mich, ut bald.
On MeloGh Day of Octobcr, 1883,
viz: Fran9is Bartlett. Homestead Eutrv No
13l {, for tlrHS. r. X Of S.ctlOn M Town n,
North, iihnkc u West. lie names the follow.
ing witnesses To prove his continuous resi-.
ucncc upon and cultivation of said land.
VIZ: Isaac GARNER, OF Baldwin =. o., George
w, Mills, olfialdwin l.. a.. Charles Snx, Oi
Baldwin L. ~, james Murphy, of Baldwin
Il. ~.
EDWARD STEVENSON,
Register.
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Those desiring to purchase the Royce
Reaper or Meadow King Mower, or
Repairs for the same, should apply to
ISAAC GRANT. Agent,
Chase. Mich.
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hHOH people az eGlways on the look.
lNII\u out Tor G ences TO Increase their
wv ,\V cnriiingsend In time become
III lOI woaitly;Rose who do not i'm.
prove thH opportunities re-
nla,n IN poverty: We ger a great chance to
n'nne nuoney. we wnfuinany men, women,
Doys nnu girls I'D work us right In their
own IocnIlties. Any on can do the work
properly from the n rst Mari. THE bus,nnss
VIII pay more Than ten tlies ordinary wages.
engages fails to make ntney rapIdIv Yon
can devote your whole Tile 10 The worr or
only your spnre momontl Full iuformnfIon
and all that IN needed Int free. AJ,iress
STISs0N q Co. Portland, Nine.
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Land for SaIel

Ioffer for sale, the Southwest Quar-
Ter Of Section Fourteen, Town Is North,
Range IL West. (Webber), Good
plains land. Terms, low, for cash.
For particulars. enquire of D. y. Phil
1ips, agent, Baldwin, Nich., or address,
A. s. LOCKWOOD.
t Valentine,
Lagrange Co,
Ind
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oSo' 1888.
OtTIIE
wE-fERN MICHIGAN
Agrlcullfal & IllaS!rial Society

'NLII DE HELD nj
G4ND RAPIDS. MICH,
commencing q Monday, Sept 2itl, and hold
ing FIVE DAYS.
Iuil ana COZ plete Premium List Every
department WI be replete with interest and
instruction. 1ftting, Chariot, Hurdle, Ito-
man standing, 9quesirien and Foot Kac,s.
lHalF FARE
ON nlI railroad,pcading into Grand Rapids
during the wceibf this Fair: ais, IN, tI,i. n
l. L. n OH the 4 & 4. NJ and q. & a. n Rail.
ways.
e&- Free Frcibt to the Exbibition M
nearly all Railr,&ls
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Go to e.. w. Tloml'sOi's for Choice
Groceries, west Of the Occidental.
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Rheumatism Positively Cured

In tlr shortest time. Write for
frec llPagc pamphlet on rheumatism,
Z" u. " Hclpenstine, Druggist, WASH
ingt"n, ID. G..
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Count de Chambord died the
morning of the oath.
PRoF. SwIFT's recent discovery proves
| to be nebula.
CErEwAYo, the Zulu King, is now
said to be organizing large military force.
A RISING of the Ghilzais against the
Ameer of Afghanistan was reported in pro-
gress on the oath.
THERE were thirty-two deaths from
| cholera at Alexandria OH the 23d. No deaths
| from the disease were reported in Cairo on
| the Gath. The cholera was decreasing in the
provinces.
THE Gar and Czarlna of Russia are
expected to visit the royal family of Dem
| mark in short time.
THE Tallapoosa, with Secretary
Chandler on board, was at Bar Harbor,
Me-, on the oath.
SIR STAFFORD NoRTHCoTE will with
draw from the Conservative leadership in
the British Parliament.
TWENTY buildings burned at Dollar
vile, Mich, ON the oath. Two children
persisted in the flames.
The French Commander in Tonquin
reported that the enemy lost 1900 in the
recent engagement.
ARRANGEMENTS to check the spread
of yellow fever at Pensacola continue. No
new cases were reported. The disease was
said to be not yellow fever at all, but
malignant type of swamp fever.
A GARFIELD monument was dedi-
Gated ON the 9th in San Francisco by the
Grand Encampment, Knights Templar.
FOURTEEN Peruvian soldiers in the
province of Chancay were hanged recently
for numbering several Of their officers.
ANDREW SAUCER and Carl Stein,
workmen in Heuffel's Brewery, New York,
entered large mash tub to do some work
on the oath. Ignorant of their presence, the
engineer set the machinery in motion, and
the life was literally pounded out of Sau-
ger. Stein was severely injured, but was
taken out alive and sent to the hospital.
&. In a single district in Albania recent
outragess upon Christians caused the total
abandonment of twenty-three villages.
The Secretary of the Welsh Quarry
mems Union sailed on the oath for America
with the purpose of establishing Welsh
colony in British America.
The steamer Iona from New Zealand,
Via the straits of Magellan, arrived at Ply
mouth, Eng, on the oath with $4,000 frozen
carcases of sheep in good condition. SHE
made the voyage in forty-fve days.
AMONG the witnesses before the
&o oJ>o ffoa fbe,s
representatives of trades-unions in Chi
cago, Cleveland, Cincinnati and WASH
ington.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01
ACCORDING to late Paris dispatch

ACCORDING to a late Paris dispatch
the Chinese have made reparation for the
| murder of French missionary IN Yunnan.
The Spanish newspapers comment
severely on the tone of the French press re.
garding Spanish affairs. 4
AT the next session. of the British
Parliament, Collins, Liberal member for
Ipswich, will offer resolution that a
Home Rule measure is the best means of
securing peace with Ireland.
A RESPITE was granted to George
Wallace, sentenced to be hanged on the
22d at Savannah, Ga, until the 2Sth.
On the 22d two Irish families and
three German paupers, assisted emigrants,
| were returned to their native countries by
the authorities of Buffalo, NY.
AT San Francisco, on the 22d, the
General Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star elected Rolin c. Gaskill, Oakland,
Cal, Grand Patron, and Mrs. Jennie G..
Matthews, Ottowa, Grand Matron.
The Corn Exchange National Bank
of Chicago has been authorized to begin
business by the Comptroller of the Cur
rency; capital, 81 100000.
A JURY was secured on the 23d to try
Frank James.
MOBILE has declared quarantine
against Pensacola.
A BRITISH battalion was reported
under orders for Zululsnd on the 23d.
SURGEON OWENS died ON the 23d at
the Pensacola Navy Yard. Also two river
patients at Woolsey.
THERE were thirty-one deaths from
cholera at Alexandria on the 22d
The hulk of a sunken yacht, sup
posed TO be the Mystery, was discovered
on the Esd near New Bedford, Mass.
THE French need more troops and
more gunboats in Tonquin. the Black Flags
having been reinforced from Yun-Nan.
The establishment of postal savings
banks and the sale of small annuities to
poor people We're advocated before the Sem
ate Labor Committee on the sd.
Two HUNDRED girls employed by
Black & Hoffman, of Toledo, O.,who struck
for an advance on the making of sundry arti-
cles of clothing, were given the advance re-
quested and returned in body to work on
the 23d.
MELBOURNE (Aus.) advices of the
sd say that ten colonies have accepted an
invitation to attend conference there
shortly to discuss the question of the am
nexation of New Guinea and other islands
in the Pacific.
The Madrid Impartial of the Esd
says the Spanish Government, after the
recent rising, informed its representatives
abroad that friendly request would be
made that France comply with the interna-
tional law and expel the reputed author of
the outbreak.
THE Knights Templar Conclave al
San Francisco elected the following officers
on the 23d: Grand Master, Robert E.
Wither, of Virginia; Deputy Grand Master,
Charles Roome, New York; Generalissimo,
John P. S. Cabin, Pennsylvania; Captain
General, Hugh McCurdy, Michigan; Senior
Warden, j. Larue Thomas, Kentucky;
Junior Warden, George c. Perkins, Cali.
fornia; Treasurer and Recorder reelected
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01

The ex-Treasurer of the Rutland
(vt.) Railroad, J. NJ. Haven, was arrested
on the I'D, charged with the over-issue of
47,177. shares of preferred stock Of the Rut-
land Railroad.
Four thousand bales of cotton burned
in Liverpool on the 23d.
A PASSENGER train was wrecked on
the Esd near Salamanca, O., by a misplaced
switch. No lives lost.
Dr.. j. S. MARTIN was found dead in
his Office in Cincinnati the evening of the
23d. He had committed suicide.
A PHYSICIAN at Hudson, n. Y, was
shot on the 23d for refusing to attend a pa
tient whom he was called on to treat.
In New York City on the 23d George
Beatty fatally shot Elizabeth Cameron and
committed suicide. Mrs. Cameron was the
wife of Noremac, the pedestrian.
AN incendiary fire at Sunnyside
(Ohio) coal mine on the 23d caused loss
of $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Mrs. Jarber,
sixty years old, seeing the fire, died from
fright.
IT was reported from Portland, Me-,
on the 23i that fourteen persons were
drowned at Wells, in that State. No par
ticulars were obtained.
A MATAMoRAs Mex dispatch of the
23d says lot of horse-thieves, under the
notorious bandit, Fonstino VeIa, were OPP
Grating in Nueces County and on the Texas
frontier. They drove thirty-two head of
stolen horses over the Rio Grande a few
DAYS ago.
A HURRICANE swept over the vicinity
of Ottawa, Ont, the night of the 22d, doing
great damage to crops, fences, buildings,
etc. One man is reported killed.
RICHARD TANNING, bell-boy in the
Sherman House, Chicago, was arrested on
the 23d charged with having committed
heavy hotel robberies in Boston, New York
and Saratoga.
LOSSES by fire on the Esd: Foster,
Blackman & Co.'s lumber camp at Big
Rapids, Mich, $4,000; Youngstown (O.)
Lumber Mill, $4,000; Billings. Clapp &
Co., chemical house, New York, $50, 600; J.
V. old's spoke factory, Paulding, o., s1o,-
600.
The number killed by the cyclone at
Rochester, Mimi, on the 21st has been
placed at thirty-four and the wounded at
eighty-two, nine fatally. The damage is
placed at 5000
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Earl
| Spencer, arrived at Cork on the 2lst. He
| was respectfully received by the people.
| Policemen in sight of each other guarded
the train of the Lord Lieutenant along the
entire route from Dublin to Cork.
On the 21st the council of priests at
Cincinnati to devise means to pay Arch
| bishop Purcell's debts decided to take no
action till the courts had passed on the
question of liability of church property
therefor. asz
A HEARING was given on the 21st to
the four Reading Railroad laborers arrest
ed at Philadelphia recently, under the
charge Of Illegally performing worldly
labor on the Sabbath. Testimony was
offered to show that the work could not be
accomplished on any other day Of the week
in consequence of the frequent passage of
trains, and the Magistrate, taking that
view, decided that the work was necessary
and discharged the defendants.
The old established firm of S. G.
Haynes & Co., provision dealers of savan-
nah, Ca, suspended on the 21st. Liabili-
ties $500, 900. The firm had long been rec
ognized as one of the largest dealers in
flour, bacon and grain in the State. 1t was
rumored that other heavy failures would
follow.
INFORMATION had been received by
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office that the Register of the Land Office
of the st. Cloud (Minn.) District began the
sale of 100000 acres of public land at
auction on the Goth. Prices realized, So,
per acre.
AT Salem, Conn.,, on the 21st, pleuro-
pneumonia appeared among cattle. Two
herds were attacked by the disease. They
are both in quarantine, by order of the
State Commissioners.
On September the statue Of Lafay-
cite will be unveiled at Lepuy, France, the
Capital of the Department of Haute Loire.
Waldeck Rousseau, the Minister of the In
terror; General Thibaudin, the Minister of
War, and Morton, the American Minister,
will be present at the ceremony.
The Cincinnati, Delphos & Toledo
Railway construction hands struck on the
21st because they had not been paid for two
months.
The session Of the American Bar AS
ISOLATION commenced at Saratoga on the
22d.
AN Electrical conduit company has
been Incorporated in New York.
The sculptor Schilling has been
invited to make the official bust Of Bis
marck.
GREAT mortality is reported from
smallpox, yellow fever and cholera at
various points in Mexico and Central
America.
HERE were thirty seven deaths from
cholera in Alexandria on the 22d. One of
the victims was British soldier. The
deaths from cholera in Egypt on the 21st
131, including one at Cairo.
IT was expected that through con-
nections on the Northern Pacific would be
completed on the 23d. The golden spike will
be driven September s.
The Executive Committee of the
Western Export Association met at In
dianapolis on the I'D, to reorganize the
whisky pool.
AT the Pensacola Navy Yard on the
22d one new case of yellow fever was re-
ported and two in a sailors lodging-house
on Palafox street wharf in that city.
ACCORDING to an analysis of bitters
made for the Treasury Department. one
sample contained eighty-two per cent. of
whisky.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

As the result of mine explosion on
the 21st at Cardiff, Wales, one man was
killed and between twenty and thirty
badly injured.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany's Office in Chicago was burned out
on the morning Of the 21st. The origin OF
the fire is reported to have been the close
proximity of a burning gas jet to the
switchboard.
FIRE destroyed four blocks at Port an
Prince, Hayti, recently.
By collision on the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie Railroad at Hazleton, O., on the
21st several trainmen were injured.
On the 22d Josephine Bochere was
arrested in Buffalo, N. Y, charged with
attemptingsto procure poison to dose her
husband with.
For numbering a fellow Monaghan
All Jung, Chinaman, was hanged at
Missoula, Montana, on the 22d.
FIRE destroyed a paper-mill at Ches-
ter, Pa, on the 22d.s The boiler exploded,
killing one man and wounding several.
In an undertaker's establishment in
suburb Of London, Eng, twelve decom-
posed bodies of children were recently dis
covered.
On the night of the 21st a tornado in
Minnesota nearly destroyed the towns of
Rochester, Utica and st. Charles, killing
twentyfour persons at the first-named
place and many at other points. A train
on the Rochester & Northern Railroad was
blown from the track and many persons
we're killed and injured.
In County Limerick, Ireland, on the
I'D two Connolly brothers were arrested
charged by an informer with particle
patton in the murder conspiracy.
FIRE destroyed the shops Of the En-
pire Oil Company at Long Island City on
the 22d with fifty thousand barrels of oil.
Several persons were injured.
The yacht Mystery, which sailed
from New London for Nantucket August
II, is supposed to have foundered. Three
bodies found in the surf were thought to
belong to her.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-01
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


ARCHBISHOP ROGER BEDE VAUGHAN,
of New South Wales, died suddenly at
Liverpool on the 18th, aged forty-nine.
WILLIAM WRIT SYKES, United States
Consul at Cardiff, Wales, and husband Of
Olive Logan, died on the 10th.
DIR. j. B. CAMPBELL, a prominent
physician of Westfeld, N. Y, committed
suicide on the 10Th by taking choral.
Cause, drink. Wilder Rixford, farmer in
comfortable circumstances, living in the
same vicinity, shot himself in the right
temple, the ball emerging from near the
left ear.
GEORGE w. BROMLEY, a soldier of
the Mexican war, and who, it is claimed,
killed the Seminole Chief, Osceola, in the
Florida Indian war, was buried at Darby,
suburb of Philadelphia, on the 10Th. He
was born in 1911. A few years ago he de-
clined a commission and retirement with
pay. He had been soldier in the regular
army forty-eight years.
DIR. NoRvIN GREEN, President Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, ar
rived in New Y ork on the 10Th in the steam
ship Alaska. After a short talk with Gen
eral Eckert, the acting President, DR..
Green, expressed himself well pleased that
the strike of the operators had been brought
to close and in hearty terms thanked
General Eckert, Superintendent Tinker and
Superintendent Rhinestone and other off,
GERS of the company for their able manage
ment of the troublous question.
SECRETARY FoLGER started on the
Goth for cruise to Lake Superior on the
Revenue steamer Andy johnson. Secre-
tary Chandler sailed from Portsmouth, N.
a., for pleasure trip in the Tallapoosa.
CETEwAYo, the Zulu King, has recov-
cred from his wounds and wants Queen
Victoria to investigate the treatment he has
received.
The acting. Secretary of the Interior
on the Goth issued an order disbarring from
practice before the Interior Department
jenkins A. Fitzgerald, Pension agent Of
Washington, he having failed to disprove
the charges of fraudulent practices pre-
ferred against him.
IT was discovered on the 21st that
William Wallace, who was appointed re-
ceiver of the Indiana Banking Company of
Indianapolis was technically both debtor
to and creditor Of the concern, in conse-
quence Of some transactions several years
ago, and which he supposed to have been
long closed. This disqualified him from
holding the position and the Court APP
pointed Levi Ritter.
The United States Government has
designated Lieutenant A. E. Wood, Fourth
Cavalry, on leave Of absence in Paris, to
attend the militia maneuvers of the French
army near Paris, in September next, on in
vitation of the French Government.
CAPTAIN RHODES was at Buffalo on
the 22d, but confidence in his intention to
swim the whirlpool rapids was waning.
The well known Catholic prelate,
the Right Reverend Francis Kerril
Amherst, d. D., formerly Bishop of North
ampton, Eng, died on the 22d.
On the 22d the condition of Count
De Chambord continued very critical. He
had received the last sacrament of the
church.
Dr.. LEWIS SWIFr, Director of the
Warner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y,
reports the discovery of comet on the I'D.