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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Owing to the recent fire which
destroyed the records and pa
pers in the land Office at Olympia,
the following notice has been pro-
mulgated from that department
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, W. T., Sept. ID, 1888.
All persons holding Receivers
Duplicate Receipts, cash sales nuns
bers 1868 to 1924, inclusive, will be
required to furnish new proof, app
locations, ETC., at as early date as
possible.
Timber Land purchasers must fur
nish new sworn statements and pub
lished notices.
Homestead entrymen holding du-
plicato receipts No. 1916 to 500,
inclusive, must furnish new appl-
cations and affidavits, also copies Of
citizen papers whore such were re-
quired
Final Homestead Proofs No. 1907
to 1908, inclusive, must be furnished
anew.
Presumption declarants, holding
iiiirg receipts No. 1871 to 74lS, in
elusive, will be required TO return
their filing receipts with a new
deciatory statement for filing.
Coal Land declarants, holding
fling receipts No. 1913 to 205, inclu-
sive, will be required to return the
same with new dcclaratory state
mcnt, for filing; after which filing
receipts will be returned.
In each case the papers should
show that the original testimony Or
paper was destroyed, with the Reg
ister's Office, by fire, September
18th, 1888, as informed; and that
these papers are made in lieu thereof.
JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20

II il now reported that the $780,
coo ANNOUNCED az having len sub
scribed 10y the citizens of Seattle
20 the Green River branch Of the
Northern Pa ,itc railroad was nearly
all paid in by Willard hlmsalf, only
one or two citizens OF Seattle having
contributed anything toward The
r,lal
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The Indian dogs are again causing
trouble To the farmers 10y killing
sheep in the neighborhood Of the
SwiEomish reservation. These In
dams leave. the reservation for a
month or TWO each year and go to
tho hop fields, leaving their dogs at
home to hunt their own living till
their owners come back, The dogs
arc driven by hunger to worry and
devour whatever may come in their
way, and as "a natural result the
sheep on the neighboring ranches
fall an easy prey to their nocturnal
raids. The number of sheep killed
in tins manner every year is very
large in the aggregate. Last year
Mr.. Compton lost eight or ten, Mr..
Thomas seventeen and Mr.. Crandell
twelve. This year Mr.. Barkhousen
has lost six or eight, Mr. Compton
three and Mr.. Thomas nine. Many
others of which We have no inior>
nation will no doubt DO found killed,
greatly increasing these numbers.
We would recommend that a petition
be put in circulation requesting all
owners to put collars on their dogs,
giving tho owners names and places
of residence. A small tax should be
put Oh all dogs, TO create fund to
pay for the sheep killed, and reso-
lute war OF determination Should be
waged against all dogs that have no
| collars on.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20

The following from the Agricul-
tural World, published at Grand
Rapids, Mich, shows how the En-
rrRrRhE is regarded il the States;
The NoRrHwE,r ENTERPRISE, OF
anac0rtes, w. T., /, received. Il is
doing much toward interesting cast,
ern people ins the Puget Sound re
givn. The opening Of the Northern
Pacific railroad is developing that
country very fast
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T.smr
~ t~mber "a 1ss}.--Notice Is hereby gwen ~" ~
PETER LARSON has filed notice Of infent,on -
make nnsi proof before +. wsrbsss 'm" ussho,.
Probate Court, Mt his office. in Friday n".n
W. T.. on Saturday the IWh day OF Novemhe,,A ne
1850. Homestead Application No 2g.7 icr a. H..
I y Of NE !. Of sec II ana \ OF y" "
IL. Up. IS :. fsY-st aud
he usfn.s a. witnssses aaiouel II Gfnss IA
Cnsries French of San Juhr bland, W L.
Thomas NcE;nrcy ard syrns Stow, Of hosen o.
h5- "
.sis ian. r oawl : Res''e'
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NOTICE OF \PPLlCATlHN r
CHASE TINS EE LAtN

IINtTFp STA y rIeFs Ter VASE F.lrs.
" o ympG, wash x on y. ii ~. st =
herr II, gwen thht, ir conn } 'lr. y q D. y Wis
ioiis IT tue Al II tonors-s az iroNr,. it-F
,uti'ltd Az AZ for ~ sal. - 81 n
the Sfatcs ~ C,llf r'ia. O."gon ~ "a 80 " .
MT 20 rrt . p YNrt eyLVtNS. Of Ho ton,
Sull,ls county. Mass. has this gay Sled ~ lis
oilire hls ylca'ion To- r-rc rse 80 y % g g.
Ne. ~ and lot | Z ; NJ -, Fp - -''rih, i,anre
Township 10. 81 Narh. Eange ~. Es.'. .. e "
Willamette msridian.
Any ard III mr.. ns clsimi e adversely the aid
ar,cfilrd In d or auy -or' o. h re.of ire h.r'hf
required "a ~. their cisis IN This ohre W. h.
sky fdl dsNs If ~ dA,e h,reuf
owen unde: say hpd ut my an . in O ympis,
" T this 2lst DAY OF Sept mhr \. p lss2.
JOHN T. CONVEY.
% low Register OF the aud Ofi,e.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
GENERAL NEWS.

MRS. LanStrb sa!Iei loF SeW foFh
lat saturday.
Gen. Sherman viii surrender com
mand OF tho army on NOV. lst.
Spokane Falls spent the vast sum
of $3.50 in entertaining Willard.
Jefferson Davis realized $4,000
ont Of his Jilstory of the Rebellion.
Over 1909 Irish families were
evIctei during The quarter ending
June 30th.
The striking coal miners at ihe
Wellington Coiiicry, Vancouver
leland, still hold out.
An attempt is being made TO con
solidate New and Old Tacoma un-
der one city charter.
The democrats Of Michigan are
strongly in favor 1f Ti!den tor the
presidential candidate.
The issue OF standard silver dol
lars from the miuts for the week
ending October e was SGl5,990.
Petitions asking the division of
Garfield county have been sent to
be presented to tho legislature.
One of the Indian crews Of H. F.
Scuy, near Port Townsend, caught
at one haul recently IBIS large doh,
TIE Oregon Railway ANA Navisa-
ton Company have declared divi>
dend of "a per cent, payable IN No.
vember.
A pest, supposed to be the army
worm, has appeared in great mum
bers in portions of Texas, eating the
grass and green stuff clean.
Michael Jordan, employed in a
livery stable in Spokane Falls. was
scalped from the forehead 10 the
back OF his head by "A horse.
The cable to he laid across the
Columbia ut F3rt Canoy will he a
costly piece of work, ,he iodr phes
amounting to nearly $1,000.
Charles Seymour, American con-
sui at Hong Kong, is reported to
have boon murdered Ut Canton by a
mob of Infatuated Cinnamon.
The celebration OF the 200th an
adversary of The landing OF the first
German immigrants to this country
was celebrated with great demons
STATIONS in all the principal cities.
The president has accepte | two
sections of the Northern Pacific, one
Of fifty miles, in Montana, and the
other of thirty, along the Columbia
river, to Portland.
Henry A. Williams, who died a,
New Haven, Conn, on the 4th. built
the Chicago and Rock Island road,
and WAS it's first president. He ltfi
a fortune OF St,000,000.
A new and important enterprise
has been established in San Fran>
cisco, under the name of the Pacific
Stoam Agricultural Company, with
a capital Of s5,O00,000. Among the
directors are Leland Stanford, Moses
Hopkins, J. M. Scott and Governor
Perkins.
Tho regular army of England is
100000 men. After garrison ng the
established fortresses there would
DO only about 10000 men with which
to strike blow against an enemy.
This is considered too Insignificant Il
number TO compete with any first
class European power in case war
should be declared.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II e. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W T., w
~ 4. 1898. - Notice is hereby given tost az, All
Sper has filed notice Of inteu'ion to mske n S;s
proof before the Clerk of the Probate Court o. am
Office IN Friday Harbor. " r.. on saturday tne 20
DAY Of Novemhr r. A. Il. 1888 on Pr. empsion ~ IN.
No BIAS. for the Lots Q and 4 ard the ; ~
sw quarter OF Soc .. TIP. 3. v. w-st - y.4
He names a. witnesses: J. c. Warner. .. n, -, sr
lett A. Warner aud G. A. Anderson, all OF l'l"'
Island, W. +. 80.
30-6w JOHN + CONVEY, h'e's"''
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NERVOUS DEBILITY !

Da. Il. &. Wn'rs NERVE AID fEhE HIT
stEsT, guaranteed specific for Eystt vn, zzi-
uesA, COMMISSIONS Iits, Nervous ktt inlila,
liaadachc, Nervous Prostitution crueCd - 4 use
Of alcohol or tobacco, WalCfulrtss HW t;l De
preston, Softeuius OF the BrGr Itsulilg III IN
sanity aid lnldiag to misery, d cay az .f!aath,
Premature O!d Ar, Iarrtl LCs. Lots Of power
in either seS, i1Yountary ios.os, r. 4 - einiqt-
Orrhoaa caused by Cver-eXertiuu # The iain, SELF
abuse' or Observation-Disclosures. irch x cor taiEs
one months treatment. Silual,x, orf.x ho9es
for $500, H,lt ~ mail prci t,ItcClTt q Lace.
ESE. Gs'AIsA&EE T. AK EGO " ~
20 cure any case. With each order received by NJ
for six boxes, accompanied with 5000 We VIII
lend the purchaser our written guet'Iteo 10 re-
fnnd the InuIey " tho t7"aifao-t dccs not effect
2 care. Guarantee '" NF
VS'eafa i
w. l.
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s.IAND rFFICE NJ YNrIA W.T. OF.
1. 1883. Notice l. he, b, CIV th.i G. ~ Il
DINGhIANS has fled notice 81 ~ .rHt &C. g. ms q
nnRl p,ot b,forr the Judge. or : III
the Clerk of the Dit CONT. ~ h~ flee. ir
Friday aarhnr W r. on IA nay - or d-v (
November, l. H. lss3. on Homr-'la tf. Il ut...
y 1925. for tn . the So g So a. a sd
tne n y pf the NJ =. 81 - mn - r p.
wet.
II ualne- "a 81 n. ssNe
Woods aud a SCI .'i-. l3s rt ~
nd Ercri ,iry. ~ %. Hu 81 T.
30 IS JOIN rOWEE. a q
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john ?. PETERSON
MI eI' e Ii Il mt IT 81 1 O 7,
AND MANUFACTURE Of
Gents and Boys. rashionable Suis'
PORT TOWNSEND, W. 7.

Il prepared To mstcup Gents Clothing aceor' ~
10 the laes, f. sions SPECIAL attention paid to ~
pairing aud Cleaning Terms moderate ms IA
stsntly on hand lot If Fine French c'oIps -
Csssimercs. or, gnn and Mission fsssimeres, -
which parties can select fnr themselves. o'1'''
from distance prompt Y attended 10. ~.
Rs~ Agent for the singer AMI Crown sevIn s,. -
hines. -So'
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20

ersiou 20 scie y Dinnas- of Vision. Se.t'f y. ~
Head. che vital huid pa-snF nro'ssr"d W =.
urine aud nanysoth-r diseases that lead 70 hsss'f
ana .G~atA
Dir. MxSEfE who Is re nlrr ft,sss
lgr dnste of the tDivsr.ity - Pen syiNsi ~. -
agree e. forfeit Eiye EsuIs Tei DclirfsIsi,
case Of .hs kind the Vita ksestoi alive uae.
his speeisl sdvice srd irfatmch) vi POI eAfs Y
FIR an' thing Impure or jfeu- fonnd W =. ~ ~
fsEEFsE treas III INV u luseHses snctsss .
rs.'ilont NircrrN ~ NGDsAitati'h ~ ~.
fsrroneh ~; fuirA,i and surtf, ~, i"oins sss7
SIS ~ URN 81. ir'cr % ~ i y. r.Hfse,s. -
hnftlc. 0rfonr f,agie thn Qiau'i 40; ssh1 y ~
adfrass up1u receipt of prire. 1e q - \,
f. ~ bEe vstioE ana IN iyete hsn.e y a.
4. MINIIf v. e
II g.ainr ST.. Sai fraHcisso, cAL
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE vii b. sent 70 sh, u
az ply,uk by etier. ststing symptoms, 81 AZ. -
strict secrecy in 'eesri to all business 'rshsas'--
Or. MiSTIF s KIDNEY kEMSDY, Nhfnn H.
ICUN cures g;dis,ases 81 kidney ADD Bsdoe1 ~ =
plants. Gonorrh.s. Gict. Lrueorrhes. for hs"S
all aru.gists, 81 botte; botles for Is. =
DIR. MINTif'S DANpELION PILLS sretn ,sl N
ana chespes, Dyspepsia and Billions Cnr y ~. e.
fasrket. For sale b! all druggists. ~
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rELIC CIR EAT
English Remedy

rs /, NryER FAIrKe
CuIe tor Nsrse " lfh'l
i;,. Exhsustd Wait.
seminal Mesknest: ~
matt, rsies. lsst lH
hood, Inp'isnss, ftr,
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all be i.rril'ls sf1risd
Ssl .Abnse. scn:i fei ~
Ice hnd exc, ssrs IN ~
.nr,r ears, such a. iets
Y M.mory LasslstsA
Sociurr al ! missi'n, A.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.


Is prepared To do 81 kioda Of wo,h st pile
driving ard bridge building. All orders 10 be
address 90 TO lin AT Guvmc> p. o., W. J.
rSERSOA- IN NrED OF LEGAL. ANEa, SUCH
! IS Chstt1 Mortgages, QUit.Ci,iw md "-rIaut,
nctd= etc ", a 90 west to make appiirh ian
this Office where they can Ice obtained 81 able
prices. blapas rriIt'f IL order on shart nutice
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
.DR. SPZN.y,gI
10. II IA Ny S IEEI. /
reais aii aronic a - S.,e 81 4 Diseass|
As U<ts Nc

U.s. Mo,
Fhr rsy = iTe13s frl.u Ito elects II youAfa|
He, ~ SO. y a., Wa do wei 10 avail fbr<)
Ives vf .l~ 'tr gre sasi boon ever iid Al the II
tlrJi sigf riis .,,lu nat Dr -piauey sill sas-]
,stre o & r'eii $50 eve is aiH4 rsk1
> ss psiv,s D. u" * aee lad eiEsHs)
',ich i,e an TAX @,luh aii- csr.
at@..se Aeoi ssss.
etr. s-a msuy a. the a. as.g eer4 are
"a wit t.,,, frequent ~ a 80, oftsn Md.
-,tea aec mi ani-d ty ~ sp@rfinf q
nnrn. gsi ma on. and Wtas.t ngo of h. s!s;sa
IN a inaubrr fn' is'isHt cannot Z, e.ssnifr, 0ht,
s'iili-g t,,e t.t''sr r, y ST. fgpy dinirni va
often he uud, ar soiur,iH,-s ssirll psiiiilss n
albl ma wiii asurar. OF toe sol W u b. Of shH.
'nil.is has, lin changing u d X ttmlj'
appearance. rheie1 are nan. men who die u rs
iiilcnty, ign'rsnt of thr ,nise which u sbss<'
ond ~ Of seminal w-skneNs. Or. :. viii granE
antee perfect cure T.. al speh rasre, ana h, sD
reet'r . ON Of The genitanriusry organs.
Ofti a Hours 10 t. snd O. X. Snndsys.fn
10 Ia Ii u. m. nsrltat.dn>ir G. Thorough e1Et
atiGn aud advice. So. Cal ur sd rass
DR. SpINNEY CO.,
12tf NJ. IL x ny street, san Francsca
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20
"AMERlCAN FARMER"

sixteen page agricultural magazine, published by
+. A. X. Hackett. At Fort Wayne, Indiana, and
which Is rapidly taking rank "a one OF the leading
agricultural publications OF the country. It Is de-
voted exclusively to the interests OF the Farmer,
Stock Breeder, Dairymau, Gardener. and their
Household and every species Of industry connected
with that great portion of the people Of the world
the Farmer. The subscription price is 81 90 per
year. Farmers can not well get along without 1t.
II puts new ideas into their minds 1t teaches
them how TO farm with profit to themselves. II
makes the home happy. the young folks cheerful.
the GROWER contented. the dowpcast happy. and
the demhgoxue honest.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-10-20

We wish inform the pnh'c that ms r.rrEfnt
COMPLETE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE ata
rtd ~ this plnce Peasr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08
ADDITIONAL LIsr or LAKE COUNTY

ADDITIONAL List or LAKE COUNTY
TEACiiEi,s. second grade certificates
expiring March 18th, 1884: W.. II.
lams Luther; Oct. 26th 1885, Saml A.
Jackson, Baldwin. Third grade certi-
fcates expiring Oct. Goth lSS4.-Gco.
N. West, Baldwin; Alex. II Bruce,
Nirvai,a; W. ID. Ellis, Chase. Il. w.
Thompson, Summer, Gratiot Co.,
Mich, Mrs. T.. &. George, baldwin;
Mrs. 8. Tompkins, Baldwin, Miss Lila
l.. Craig, Chase; Miss A. Kisinger,
Iseed City; Miss g.. .CiIlaway, Baldwin,
Miss H. K. Decker, Baldwin; Miss y.
Rcxburgi', Forn,an, Miss a. NJ. Bush,
Luther.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08

Last week, a. McNlath, of Nirvana,
was arrested by Dept. sheriff Camp
bell, and arraigned before Justice Of
the Peace, ON the charge Of habitual
drunkenness; plead guilty; and was
sentenced to ninety days IN the House
of Correction ut Detroit, He was con-
veyed thence by the deputy. We are
sorry for "Mac" that the devil intem.-
perance has made linn its victim.
Hovey, of the Reed City Ne,cs, has
given up his paper, we hear; having
become badly involved financially;
and the Clarion has been showing up
his pitiable transactions of the past in
such manner as tn show him to be a
bad bRe indeed. How strange that
men will run tn ruin, instead of trying
to build up something respectable, and
permanent.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08

On Saturday afternoon last, we paid
a brief business visit to Chase, aud
found the village, as usual, full of life
and activity. New business blocks
and dwellings were going up in all
directions, and workmen were engaged
laying pipes for the new water works.
We were sorry that we were unable
to call around among all our friends;
but duties at home calle,l us back he
fore evening. We found Hirschfield,
Of the Mammoth Clothing House, 50
busy that we could not get chance
to chat with him ut all; while mt the
New York Dry Goods House, ana Mat
thews 4 Stevenson's customers were
coming and going constantly. Chase
has some Of the most enterprising,
wi'leawakc business men to be found
IN this part Of Michigan; and they are
building up "a grand business boom for
their Village.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08

Bertha Wcliy and her unrivaled
company will be At tie Higbcc Opera
House. Reed city, on Saturday eves,-
ing next, in the play, "Ollver Twtst;'
aud those who desire to witness a fine
performance should not fail to be pre-
sent. An excursion train viii! run from
Baldwin; leaving here mt 6.45 y. M,
evca,iIg and returning after the per-
formance closes. It will bc n treat
to lovers of COOL tl,eatricals. See
hand bills for particulars.
In the Nov. iulmbcr Of ART Amatcwr
may lie found excellent designs for
wood carving china painting, cmbroid-
cry, sketching on linen, hints aud d.
ractions for art work, &o.; forming one
Of the most valuable nunil,crs yet is-
sued by the publishers, Montague
Marks, q Union Square, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08
By NGglcct

What is Mt first hut slight cold, be-
comes cough, struining and exhaust
ing the lungs Till such an infianied
condition. exists, that powerful remed-
les are not always able to stop the dis
ease and the person goes Into consump-
tion from mere neglect. Do not be so
foolish but use HaBiit0n's Cough Bal
sum, which removes tho impure mat
ter from the throat aud lungs and ex-
erts healing influence on tic diseased
parts. Even those who are but the
wrecks of their former selves receive
wonderful help. IN Group and Whoop-
Ing Cough IL Is Invaluable. Price -
aud 50 cents. Sold by Il. Campbell,
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08


The Congregational church will hold
services next Sunday morning and
evening at the Episcopal chapel. There
win i'e preaching by Rev. S. Il. Cor
many, Of Reed City.
The y. a. p. M. Railway are putting
d0wn new switch longer than
the I'D one, and ON the nortl, side of
trsck; prc1uring for the advent Of the
ChIcago 4 West Michigan Hallway.
The Muskegon Chronicle says:
s'About four miles Of iron has been laid
on the Baldwin extension of the Chica-
60 aud West Michigan R'y. Tie cars
will Be running over the line In q
asorf time.'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08
LDwIN MICH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1883.
NhV Suffer-?

With Dyspcpsin when PT~cice's
DysI,rIIsi0, Udtb,ies, Ridafg and
Lipcr Care will work wnmlers II lev
ing you at once. DO not wait till Dys-
imiria has oveisp,nc and Diabetes has
taken full l,osscssion of your b"dy, but
remember that IAN Mince of prcvcn-
tion IL worth pound Of cure" This
ilnc preparation will also tone up the
kidneys and liver aud cleanse the sys-
tenn of all Impurities. Price LOO per
hutllc. Sold i,y +. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08
hlntIlra.

To those suffering from H,rnia or
Rupture In any of 1t various forms
and having tried all the different kinds
of frtISses without relief, we say suffer
no longer, the Excelsior Rupture Cure
Manufacturing VI Company, Og'lensln'rg
N. Y, will guarantee II cure. Their
relnetlies-tlie RUPTURE PLASTER and
HEALING CoMPouiidare u IOsitre cure
no surgical operation or detention from
business. Send @ cents for free
book on Rupture which contains fu.l
information. Sold by all Druggist.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08
Do YOQ Know?

That the Horse dndC Cattle POwders
prepared 10y Il. M. Parmelec are COM
ls,sed of the reyy best and lourcst mater
fals, Licorice, Fenugrcck, Blood Root,
Elecampane, for Coughs, Colds, Epi-
zootic, Distemper, &C., sulphur, Man
drake, Gentiaii, sSulph, Maglicsia for
Impure Blood; besides many other
ingredients especially adapted to the
curu of Guile. Worms, Hcaves and all
discusses of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
and Poultry. buy no other. Full
pound only rs cents. Sold by +. Camp
hell, Baldwin, Mich.
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VOLUME xI.

DIED-ln Baldwin, Mich, Nov. 9Th,
1883, t;EoRGE n. JuNtss, aged rs years,
aud o mouths; after an Illness of only
II days, with typhoid fever.
The deceased Was born In Crawford
county, Pn., aud his psreuts removed
to New York State when he was of
the ngc of nineteen. In 1874, he came
to Baldwin, and entered into business,
in tho grocery and hardware trade
with II. II. Hollistcr, under the firm
name of jones Il Hollistcr; continuing
In the mercantile business to the day
of his death. lie had held several
positions of public trust; having been
Supervisor of Pleasant Plains township
for four successive years. He was u
memier of the Board of Trustees of
Baldwin Scllools ut the time Of his
death. He leaves II wife and son.
Owing to illness of Mrs. II. II. Hol-
lister, the funeral was held ut the
residence of II. ii. Hollister
Nov. 9th; Rev. s. r. Demarest,
officiating; the remains icing inferred
in Pleasant Plains cemetery. The
mother Of the deceased Mrs. Fanny
Jones, and u brother, VIM. Jones, of
Clinton county; Dan'l Blood and wife
SISTER, of Laingsburg; aud Warren
Babcock, Of Milan, Monroe county,
this State Gather of Mrs. JOnes) were
present at the funeral, which was
largely attended. The deceasc Of Mr..
Jones was shock to the entire COM
munity; most Of whom were unaware
of his illness up to within three or four
days Of his death. His Greaved fam
lily have the sympathy Of all. i.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-11-08

We were some W IN. annSel,g ahcinS
over the trashy sheet published at the
live town of Luther, lust week, {" note
the comment on Hovey, of Reed City;
that hc nad "ma,lc n vicious record
Dr., when their OWN concern IL coi,-
-tantly eudea vorimg to create false i'm
l,ressioiis In the minds of 1t. readers by
publishing petty falselioNls. IIovcy
WAS doubtless actuatcd 10y II desire to
make money; hut what motive could
ever actuate any one to make vindictive
assaults upon community, society, or
an individual who had never injured
him IN word ar decd; perslSting In
flaunting the slam,ler heforc innocent
readers, knowing that he Is wllfully de
cievimg them? 1t is worse than "vi-
cious!" tits the exhibition oflow-lived
dirtiness that merits to he swept out Of
every decent family. Pretty creatures
indeed, you are, to come around and
kick Hovey, after he has fallen low In
the dust; even If he did richly merit his
downfall!
The Luther sheet having published
a slander on the officers of Lake Coun-
ty Agricultural Society and the editor
of the STAR; and after great deal Of
blustcr about what 1t could "back,"
&C., subsidies entirely, last week. We
presume the very thought of publish
ing fair, manly, truthful statement
of the matter made them sick. Again
we repeat the charge that you are will
fnlly deceiviny your readers In this
matter; and that you cannot and dare
not undertake to prove your state
ments.