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The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
IMPORTANT TO THE sToMAcHs
HOW Great oyster House WIlfR
eeiv0 Eta (nafatnara n

NOW Great oyster House WIZ Re-
ceivo Its Customers.
The crowds who flock TO waehingNyh during
the campaign, after the electior, with the
opening OF Congress, the Christgdas holidays,
at tho dedication OF the monu4fnt and to tho
Inauguration will find that Msssrs. Harvey &
Holden have prepared for tieir reception In
tho most hospitable and substantial manner.
The famous restaurant, yfth Its world wide
reputation, with n namsf familiar to the cpl
cure OF every land, has Seen for two months
undergoing repairs, extensions and improve
increased facilities 8{fd improved accommoda.
tions. Every depaFment has undergone eS-
The Kitchen, faydous for the mysterious art
with which 1t ephows Its oystere, steaks aud
game with n9eor and relish Initiated uni
vereally but H6ldom rivalled, has been COM
pletely onSfructcd. The cooking apparatus
is all new. Jew appliances for the prepare
tion OF steaAed oysters, ETC., have been added,
and new t4ent has been enlisted In the force
OF cooks.
The diiingroop,s have boon repapered,
frescoeG furnished and carpeted. An add.
tional And more private ladies' diniug-room
OF Largo proportions and attractive In appear.
ancef ae been provided. WI.
I1fvery portion OF the establishment where
thYe was room for Improvement It has been
yen made with lavish hand.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
A SUIT FOR DIVORCE,

which n Presidential Candidate IL
Not Too Proud 10 Bring for u
Client.
Candidate Belva A. Lockwood to-day filed a
petition for Myranda O. Bailey, who seeks
divorce from her husband, James E. Bailey.
fairgrounds for tho divorce are many. She
charges that the defendant is an habitual
drunkard, and has often beaten her cruelty, at
ono time knocking her down aud seriously in-
juring her. She also complains that he has
neglected TO provide the necessaries OF life for
her and her Infant son, and spends consider
able of his time with a married woman named
Mcfarland woman have, tho complainant
says, been together many times at plcnlcs,
balls and lager-beer entertainments.
Mrs. Bailey asks Tor IN absolute divorce and
the custody Of their only child.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
1SRoPOaALs FOR THE PURCHASE
4 OF hGmAkE NO 100, IN THE CITY OF
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OF COLVNIRIA

WNNWTNUION1 y. % EUVTpWUOT 10, Ih5II
Sealed proposals, addressed to the underslgned,
Will be received ~ this office until II o'clock IN,
ON MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEM-
BIER, 1854, for the purchase Of square numbered
ID. C.
Terms ne.iourth cash and the remainder
CUsh, al bidders option.
Proposals may be made for all C3sl9} SQUARE
feet more or leSs,) or any portion OF said suuare
All bids to be for tho square foot OF ground.
A deposit OF ten per centum of the amount bid
for must be made with the Collector of lpaXes in
cash, and hls receipt Tor the same must accom-
pRny each bid
The right g reject any or all bids is reserved by
the Commissioners.
An abstract OF title can be examined at this
Office
by order Of the Commissioners District OF 90.
lumbia,
-. WILLIAM TINDALL.
hel1'wim-tnos Secretary,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
The Highest PFigc DrAwn IA the
LNffeny
le not drop IN tle,te3enn as compared with
Finley's luck judisdgs tring tho secret OF max
iBg dipgRFA1e. Try9t


james Watson, a very small boy, who has
developed an immense appetite for cultivated
grapes, was defendant at Judge SMELLS Court
TINS morning for approprlatlng a supply OF
his faYorlte fruit from tho Agricultural
grounds. His Honor imposed a fine OF 50 aud
informed tho culprlt that II he ever robbed
the Government again he would have TO 90 to
the reform School and remain during his mi.
nority. "And that means that you VIII not
get any more grapes until you are man."
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
NO DOUBT DIsoBEpIENT,
But for ali That Father Must Pun
ish His Daughter in n Reasonable

Way.
Annie Lee, q good-looking mulatto girl, II
years old, who was well dressed, and wore a
iiashy red Jersey, occupied the front bench In
company with her mother at the Police Court
this morning.
VIM. Lee was called up from the cells In the
basement and pleaded not guilty to assaultus
Annie Lee, his daughter. .
The mother and daughter tripped lightly
up 10 the witness stand and eagerly aud bit
terly swore tho husband and father Into a
prison cell. Tho scene, which Is an almost
daily sight TO tho officers OF the court, pic
tured deplorable state OF matrimonial at
fairs. The husband stood In the dock in au
attitude OF duplication, while hts wife and
daughter contemptuously turned their faces
away as they passed him In the dock. 1
Their evidence was TO the effect that he was
lying down after coming from work and sent
the girl after drink OF water, and became OF.
Tended at her and threw the water in her face.
On another occasion he beat her with q stick
as large as o broomstick.
He was given an opportunity to speak, and
said the girl is dieobedient TO him aud is sup.
ported In her disobedience by her mother. lie
admitted whipping her with stick, ana
Judge Smell camo 10 the conclusion that he
wac guilty OF going a little farther than even
father can go with the rod, and In default OF
20 fne he was sent back.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

Case That Was Properly Dis.
missed,

Abraham Mutersbaugh, Maryland farmer,
was before Judge Smell this morning for as
sault on small colored boy namod George
Georgetown on the 18th instant The boy had
some ugly wounds about his head and face,
which he received In the collision.
TIE evidence developed the fact that the boy
was responsible for the accident.
judge Smell dismissed the defendant, and
remarked while doing 80 that "All persons,
pedestrians and equestrlans, are bound by law
to use ordinary care. II the boy through
negligence got Injured, he is responsible for
the accident" .si5f's
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
C,EWING MACHINES REPAIRED BY
y SKILLED MACHINISTS
ATTHE "HOWEOFFICE,"
p33 + STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR TENTH
GALL OR SEND POSTAL. sea6 I'm


COoPER-STIER.-Thur evening, Sep
TENDER 20, 1884, by tho Rev. DR.. Naylor, Geo.
s. Cooper to Miss Margaret II. Sitter, both of
Washington, d. q. No cards.
P-MCCALLUM.-On the 9th of Sep
TENDER, 1884, by Rev. George II. Patch, Chas.
J. ortllp, OF this city, to Margaret NJ. Mccall
lum, OF Little Rock, Ark.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

CHICAGO, Sept 27.--wheat closed l Dl lAc.
November, s07sc. Corn, September, closed
7c. higher; October, &c., and November, sc.
nigher-september, roc; october, b7Ac.; No.
gSember, 47lsc. oats, nc. higher-SepIembe
october, $40. Pork-october, $17.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
r YOU havo "A lss4Snt' advertise IN THE


AbA~rumof sKeAd through Georgetown
-anoht noon to-day that one OF the workmen on
the sewer now being built on Doale street had
been killed by premature blast OF powder.
on visiting the place CRITIC reporter learned
had asmall portion OF tho side OF the sewer
fall on him but that he was nor injured. or 80
lille Importance was Il that few OF tho work.
men knew that anything unusual had hap.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water at 7 n.
M; Great Falls, temperature, 60; condition,
SO. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 73;
condition Mt north connection, 80; condition az
south connection, 80. Distributing reservoir,
house, 36i condition at efiuent gatehouse, SO.
In referring to the condition OF the water az
the Great Fall tho aqueduct onlcer use figures
as follows From o 70 denotes very turbld
slightly turbid; from % TO 80 clear. The
water has been clear for some time because OF
the absence or rain,
An interesting meeting OF the West Wash
lngton Cleveland ana Hendricks Ulub was held
last evening at Goddard's Hall. o. S. CeX, esd,
presided In absence OF tho president aud vice.
president. Messrs, Brooke aud Hunter aaS6A
were added to the cslb' pasamsefshlp.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
Hnzen,s PnhIic sorpico.

General and Chief signal oficer Hazan has
sent 10 tho publishers, Osgood Il Co., OF Boston,
the manuscript OF a book entitled "a Narratlye
or Public Service" and purportlng TO DO the
record or himself and "thOse who fought under
him." and Of whose services he felt 10 MIA
duty 10 prepare full and truthful statement
country"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
FrNkerAL.
TO.lay's Stock Quotations

To-day's Stock Quotations.
The following observations OF the transac.
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking. house OF H. D.
Cooke, IT., h Co., 1920 F street, washington,
ID, O.,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
ron ExCKaRGE.

Zoo ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER LAND
COOand 100 shares of Colorado mining stock
10 trade for house, farm, business or goods Call
at or address Rooms, Hillman House. se2S.3ts
yETANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
oor. 9th and X; smoky chimneyB cured or no
pay stoves exchanged for groceries; old stoves
bought. r.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
In Favor of MIR. ClnrI,.

committee composed of Comrades Edward
Henly, Mcmillan and Hoyt, has been appoint
ed by me q. A. II. at Its recent meeting 70 wall
on the President immediately on his return "a
ms city and urge the appointment OF Major
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

There is great and Increasing dep5afd for
small houses IN West Washingtonaccessibl
TO the street railroads. ~
Yielding to this demand .JshB well.known
citizen, MIR. VIM. Whelan,chhs divided the
montgomery House prNperty into sixteen
building lots, where tklsfecent improvements
ana other facilitleGsrender the erection OF
small houses cheRf'bnd profitable.
On Thirty'sepghd street the site provides for
Beall streRfg
The deshand for such buildings, II is be.
lieve4fwould insure tenants or purchasers OF
eacAfbefore their completion. The prQperty
i4fbr Gale In whole or part. ,sesssss''N
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

II is Overcome at Last -sgss
The difficulty OF making GlnRar Aie equal TO
The imported. Finley hasidoneit.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
PROPOSALS.
pROPGSALS FOR LIME.

OFFICE or
sUPERYIsING ENgINEER AND A RCHITECT,
NEW PENSION BUILDING,
WAsHiSGTON, ID. g., sept *, 1854.
Proposals for Lime for New Pension Building
are invited for, not exceeding three thousand BAR
relB OF eight hundred pounds each, TO be delysred
In bulk from time to time as called tor Bids re-
ceivec by noon Of October ,lesl, VIII be opened
on that day,
BldH should be lndorsed proposals. Tor Lime"
and addressed 10 ihc undersigned
NJ, @. MEIGS,
supervising Engineer and Architect
segIgg New Pension Bulldtng,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
HOUSES FOR REM.
STORES, sc.
LOANS

IN BunB 70 buit - per cent,
The above is only = email portion OF property
on my books. For fall Lat oA At ofioe for bullS-
tins inhueo ON LIST and 10Th. M
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
HUCTI0N YELES.
TOmN SHERMAN. An IioI.reS.''

TOIUN sTITuSgAN Anc,to.,,., W.
By virtue OF a deed of trust dated October 81,
a. a. ID; 1883, and duly recorded in llber 9sl folio
4i une iand records OF the District Of
the note secured thereby. default hayina been u,
,p nIe IN tne payment thereof, the undersigned
front Oft the premises, on MONDAY. October q,
1883, at p M, all that certain piece or parcel
nine s'fi lie same Ssng pSSt q
Soundsa gnt FONTS By GoySTa RVsne 'p =,
more fully described in lber O93, folio 1850, one
Terms made Sno%n az ON nn day sgaSio OF oouo"
IT, a. FLETCHFR
DY DUNCANsON RROS.,
BY virtue of an order of the supreme Court. I'm
equity cause NO Sag2 UNDERGRAD va Pratt /
viii sell ON SATURDAY, september az 1851, AT u
O'CLOCK m, within the auction rooms OF Duncan
lie assets boohs pspsIs she ~
ing TO the late firm OF pratt X Underwood
Terms-Cash.
CHARLES @, DUECA MON
se2lsl Receiyer OF Pratt Q Underwood.
.. RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
n.a,,.., ,,,,,,s. nj. 49,, ~. y...,J =, 49,. =,
10 een S1r ' ILL., S "e"a are Se'e" az me rae
fGy~cnduRGIHs OF OUR FA A. HER {Yn I
Kent ap pastor: Services to,morrSw OF II a. M n
anu ..og y. ln,, 2uluay -sSllool nv g.io ~. ~.
Tor rev e. b. Mnntey B. d. VIII prcaah s H4s
aay "a II a. M aad conduct nSt the sTSs
saneaZ :, At $40 q m ~
HRs Bethel RetreatD ohsssgfs Kramer amer . .
SI:s + y Is
Sc ade9 BY GOOD gosp sYir wSfte ers
ait-Tvtrcome "O'N il
M. REV. AUGUSTUS pRoDHEAD D, D.,
~ Will occupy New York'Rvenue Church
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
LECTURES.

THREE BIBLE LECTURES by mR.
~ 1HOS. WILL ANS, of Waterloo. Iowa, at
hall 2eg Penn. ave. southeast Capitol HlllL
evenings, September "a, 25 20 and q, ut 7J0
o'clock. Also Sunday morning at II o'clocs.
the close Of aach lecture Wednesday Evening
Subject The Future Abode OF tho Righteous
where Will 1t be, In Heaven or on Earth?o
Thursday Evening-Suhject: Immortality; Ia II
Conditional or Uneond iioDel?" Friday Evening
Subject: THE Kingdom OF God: Not In Heaven
Nor In the Heart, but to be Established upon the
Earth AZ the Coming OF Christi. Sunday Mora
ing-SubJect: "rne Offering OF Jesus the Christ;
" hat WAS the Object OF Hls Death?" sunday
Evening" subjects MAN; His Nature and Des-
tiny.n All are invited. No collection. sel3 Il
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
r, F, HARVEY, UNDERTAKER,

p8I bEVENTH BIREET EORTHWln5T,
The public Is respectfully notified that am no
longer At 9aR ST., but 821 seventh gtreet n, W,
Mako NO mistake. n ", uAaYHH.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
Personal

Il oyster dealer, sos North Uapitol al IN rea v
70 supply his customers with Tile best Oysters nv
the pint quart or gallon. se2I.3.s
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

1NHE CENTRAL
l. DINING AND LUNCH.ROoM
Board by the day, week, or month.
No. 5i3 NH 50. n. W.,
MIS-. a, NJ. O'GONNELL, prOptletress, SEES
NIrHE La PIERRE, o. W. CORNER oF 10th
ana p streets, ana the L0chiel, 5l2 9th st. n.
w, with plCAsnnt rooms and good board, are
recommended 70 permanent and transient
hMhrLHrA. TOO
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

GTRAYED--FRoM Coz TWELFTH ST. N. W.,
-, ayoung dog; yellow; goes hy name OF Brucei
had ON collar and tag 2i5i. Suitable reward VIII
be paid any one giving information leading TO his
return TO above number or for his return. se2i-3tF
L osT-A HAIR RING, ENGRAVED"STEvE
~ Jessie" Also, n few weeks ago, q Masonic
reward. se2j'3IS
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, bl77h st,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

PRACTICAL UN DERTAK ER AND CABINETl
MAKER.
ReRdy.mRde COfina, Caskets and shroudB, No.
8Ol ils st., corner Of u y, W. Branch Store, CAL
Mass ave. n W. Orders promptly executed At
reasonable rates f6tt
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

WHH1IEtsIUu bIOCHH.
The following are the closing quotations OF
tire Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
DC. poSDs. BId. Aseaaa. sTooK Bid .Assa
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
RARrsD--Asselaaeovs
FOR RERT-R,scsRanoous.
50ARDIN6

LNoR RENT-To a GOOD COOK A FIRST
II class stand for An oyster bar. Apply u. AZ.
kGode leslsnIant. 9Sl Ia, ave se25.3ts
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Mercury was down to % degrees be-
low frecze-oh! at six O'clock, Tuesday
morning.
Geo. House, farmer near Eyart,
lost his dwelling by fire; Sunday night.
1t was not insured.
The snow plows of the G. & w. M.
and the +. & p. Nj. railroads were
called I'm service, last Monday.
The lovers of the dance, at Wingle-
ton, came to Baldwin, last Saturday
evening, and enjoyed a social time at
opera hall.
The Ludington appeal states that
Lyons Lake County r. r. has made
arrangements to suspend operations
during the coming Summer.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

The Eclipse, in speaking of Malone's
lecture there, recently, says: "In a
rambling sort of way Mr.. Malone
gave short history of the party Cor-
ganization ut Jackson; explained what
1t expected to PERFORM. e. abolish
the sale and manufacture of intoxi-
cants, reform everybody and, every
thing, etc.-read the platform of prin-
ciples, and called for charter members.
Twenty-four names were procured and
read to the audience, and the enthusi-
asm was intense. Then Mr.. Malone
got up and stated that 1t was expected
that each signer of the paper should
contribute $l.00 toward fund Of
100000 to be used for campaign
purposes, part Of which was to be
used to start newspaper I'm Detroit Ms
a State organ, but the signers failed to
respond, and II dollar was handed In
we failed to hear the 'chink' thereof"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

About 500 chickens have been stolen
from various roosts in Ludington, dur
ing the past winter; according to one
of the city papers.
1t Is said that the Chicago & West
Michigan Railway Is unable to supply
cars for lumber shippers OH the Big
Rapids branch; SO many cars being in
use.
We learn that the proprietor of the
st. Elmo hotel, at Reed City, suddenly
fell dead, Monday, while splitting
wood. Heart disease, the probable
cause.
@. r. Malone, travelling lecturer in
the interest of the new political party,
was in town, last Thursday evening,
and lectured, in the Congregational
church.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Gen. Cuteheon has our thanks for a
copy of No. SO of "Reports from the
Consuls of the United States on the
Commerce, Manufactures, etc., of their
Consular Districts"
The placing of several new subscrib-
ers on our lists, within a few days
past, serves to better remind us that
still there's room for more.
When ordering your Spring or Sum-
mer suit, remember the fine large
stock kept by the popular merchant
tailor, of Ludington, Chas. E. Moore.
The chronological Journal for March
among other interesting mat
ter, an illustrated article on the re-
sources Of Alaska.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

T. Smurthwaite, Esq., has returned
from his trip to Washington Territory.
We are sorry to hear that he contem-
plates leaving Baldwin, to locate In the
first mentioned country.
We learn that man named John
A. Carmichael committed suicide at
Evart, Sunday afternoon, by shooting
through the heart. We have not
heard the cause for the rash act; other
wise than jealous Of his wife.
The attention Of our readers is called
TO the fact that Israel Hamburger has
opened up stock Of dry goods and
ready-made clothing, in Baldwin, and
is inviting the people " call and give
him trial. He guarantees to give as
good bargains as can bo had In the
county. Try him and see.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Our Spring, SO far, Is of the same
"open" kind as the Winter preceding
1t. We hope this "open" business
will shut up before many more months
roll around, or else the ice cream mar
ket, will be completely wrecked.
We ackposvledge receipt of a copy of
the annual report of the Commissioners
of the State Land Office, through the
courtesy Of Hon. Miner 3. Newell,
Commissioner.
The pamphlet containing the pro-
ceedings and addresses of tho Sanitary
Convention held at Reed City; last
April; copy of which b on our table,
is full of interesting matter relative to
health.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

On Tuesday morning last, e. Fl.
Weavery sent some fine seed corn to
his father, H. T. Weavers, Bridgeport,
this State. The corn was from the
farm of Morrison Sandbern, near Bald
win, who, it will be remembered d
had an excellent field Of corn, last sea-
son. Mr.. Weavers informs us that
the corn crop was an almost total fail
ure, last season, in the Saginaw region;
and that seed for planting cannot be
had there new, "for love or money!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06
Village election, next Monday.

Village election, next Monday.
Registration day, next Saturday.
The editor has been having his ice
house filled.
w. A. Burnam has again taken pos
session of his hotel.
There is some talk of. a handle fac
tory to be started at Scottville.
The coolest of the season, was last
Thursday night; the mercury running
away down to 38.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06


The Flint d pere Marquette Rail.
road, we learn, has ordered eight now
locomotives and two hundred new
freight ears, to accommodate the in
creased freight traffic Of the line. The
cars will be equipped with automatic
coupler, invented by @. e. Marks, Of
Flint.
While in at Foster, Blackman 4 Co. 3
one day last week, we were shown the
huge pile Of sacks Of -four (Mayfiower
brandy from the Saginaw mills-one
Of the best bread materials In existence.
II h put up In neat cloth sacks, and
the display was enough to cause the
soul Of . hungry msn to grow happy.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

II. ii. Peacock, of Reed City, Is pre-
pared to fill your orders for dressed
lumber, sash, doors, &C., IN good shape,
from his planning mill.
Messrs. Stearns q Do,an have put In
something like 100000 feet Of logs
already, on their huge contract with
Danaher & Melendy Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

The chances for making a fortune
by deceiving the people are SO great
that many manufacturers of Baking
Powder use the columns Of the lead
ing newspapers to show comparative
tests. We notice one brand, Deland's
Chemicals Baking Powder, that has
never been mentioned or compared
with others. Upon investigation, we
find statement on the label which
is the best reason in the world why
other manufactures avoid mention-
ing 1t. The brand is Deland's Chem-
ical, and the statement, reads: "Pure
Grape Cream Tartar and Bi-Cafb.
Soda only. No filling whatever.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06
RuDturG,

To those suffering from Hernia or
Rupture i'm any of 1t various forms
and having tried all the different kinds
IF Trusses without relief, we say Suffer
no longer, the Excelsior Rupture Cure
Manufacturing Company, OgdensIurg
N. Y, will guarantee a pt cure; f,, Their cir
HEALING CoMPound are a positUe cure
no surgical operation or detention from
business. Send g. cents for free
book ON Rupture. which contains full
Sold by all Druggist.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

We regret to learn that Sam. Wood
has been temporarily crippled by frees-
ing one of his feet.
l.. M. Parker had a painful time
last week, from freezing his ears, while
cutting ice on Mclaughlin Lake.
Our village has been considerably
exercised, this week, over reported
cases of scarlet fever.
!. Hamburger went to Bay City
Monday morning for the purpose Of
moving his family to Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Lumbermen, or any orther parties
using Ground Feed will find 1t to their
advantage to call and examine our
Feed and get prices before buying
second hand, as we are shipping our
grain direct from the west and will al
ways give you Fresh Ground aud at
the lowest possible rates.
BALDWIN CITY Mills.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

DO you want Drugs and Medicines ?
Or Fine Jewelry? Or Oils, Paints, &c !?
Or School Books? Or, Wall Paper :?
If you do, then go to H. Matthews d
CO., Chase, Mich, who will supply you
with first-class articles.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

H. Matthews q Co., Chase, Mich,
carry one Of the largest stocks Of Drugs
and Medicines to be found In this part
Of the State; also q fine Line Of Jewell
ry. They buy for cash, warrant
goods, and guarantee prices as low -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Suits $500, Suits $500, Suits 500,
Suits 1000, Suits $500, Suits 1890,
Suits S20IO0, Suits $500, Suits $1,000
at the one-price Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Railroad fare To each person by trad
ing five Dollars and upwards at the
one-price Mammoth Clothing House,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

Ga to G. w. Thompson's for Sibley's
"Pride of the North" Seed Corn; west
OF the Occidental.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-06

FoR Satellite House and Two
Lots In the Village of Baldwin, now
occupied by Mr.. 9. H. jackson. For
price and terms address
EBEN Il. SAUNDERS,
Saginaw City, Mich.