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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-28

RIA, c,,,l. N Tho D,ypatch,j

THy cable u INC D'spa'ch'I
BRrssHLs, October 27.-The Communal
Council Of this city passed resolution to-
day In favor Of repeal Of the new educa-
tiou law on the ground that the result OF
recent elections condemned the policy Of
the clerical party.
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10y telerrAph 10 the Dlspatch.I

sAK FRANCISCO, October 27.-The bark
FIeetwing, the first OF the Arctic whalers,
arrived here last evening. She reports that
III whales had been taken BY the heet up
10 September 20. This Is considered avery
large catch.
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PERSON l..

NOTICE.. ID. BARNETT Is THIS
day appoir ted nv lawful agent to conduct the
RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS, to buy and sell
for CASH only.
oc 26-5ts MINNIE LEE bhhNETT'
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Rlafne's Movements.

GBy telegraph TO .he Dispa,ch.l
ArGrsTA. Me-, October 27.-Mr. Blaine
IS expected TO return to this State in the
latter part Of this week, but II his presence
Is needed in New York he may delay his
return until the day before election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-28

Thy telesraph 10 The Dispatch.I
FALL RIVER, MASS. October 27.-The
mills which were closed last week were
started up this morning, but unless the
cloth market improves another shutdown
Of week is probable.
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Rig Fire In Ontario.

INV WItKfath TO INC IHspAtch.T
LINDSEY, ONT, October 27.-Tbc Grand
Trunk railway freight-sbeds and store
house, together with seven loaded cars and
large quantity Of gain and other mer-
chsndise. were destroyed by fire to-day.
Loss S5O0G0
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WeolIep.Mill Rurued.

IBy teIefrADb 70 Che Dispatch.I
BosToS, October 27.-The wooIlen-
shoddy msnufactory OF e. A. Hall, at Yves.
ton, has been burned, with Its contents.
Loss unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-28

by Y. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
FURNITURE, SHOES, &C, AT AUG
II TON.
TO-DAY
nj 10 o'clock, | win sell at store LARGE AND
CENTRAL ASSORTMENT OF kNCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing HAh-
NUT, together with CARPETS, COOKING
STOVES. &C.. &C. .,.,..o -,
Also, about 10 pair Of NEW SHOES, sofa lot
"'''-' VI y. b COOK,
ocoa Auc;tODeer.
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Default in Interest raymeat.

10y Telegraph W the Dispzteh.I
INV YORK. October a. Receivers OF
the Denver aud Rio Grande Railroad Com.
pany announces that the interest on the
hrst mortgage bonds. due November LIST,
will ret be maid.
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TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES.-THE LAST
Nl HALF OF THE CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
Is DUE ON NOVEMBER LIST. Five per cent. re-
bate will be allowed on the city part OF same IL
paid on or before that date. | am now ready TO
receive the State tax. aud 10 all taxes, city. school,
and state. unpaid December LIST, there viii be
added per cent. J. ". BRONAUGH. JR..
oe 2I-tNovlin Treasurer city Of Manchester.
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PRICES: SIS, SIS, ego, AND s25.

PLAID SUITS HAVE GROWN IN GREAT
DEMAND WITH GOOD AND STYLISH
DREssERS, AND OURS, OWING TO THEIR
EXCELLENT FITTING QUALITIES AND
GENERAL CUsTOM-LIKE APPEARANCE,
ARE ELICITiNG THE HIGHEST COMPLI-
MENTS.
If ANY FURTHER INDICTMENT WERE
NEEDED, 'TWOULD BE FOUND IN THE
FACT THAT WE SELL THESE SUITS FOR
ABOUT so PER CENT. LEsSABOUTS AT
LEAsT-PRODUCE SUCH HIGH ART.
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Raln a. Last.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispaich.I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October IA good
rain has broken the long-continued drought
here.
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by GrubLs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. = north Eleventh street.


A UCTfON SALE OF THAT FINE.
n LARGE FIvE-sIORY-AND-BAsE SEMEN J,
cRANITF-FRONTs STORE AND DWELLING
No No NORTH FOURTEENTH STRkEr. Bhs-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREET,,
AMI NORTH SIDE OF TOBACCO ALLEY, 2ix
o. FFFr 10 A 10. root AILEY.-Will be sold.
On the premises. az ] o'clock r. NJ, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1884.
the aboye-dcscriScd VALUABLE PROPhRIh,
.stt,tle for a hotel or clearinghouse flor which
pnruose applications have been Hade 10 rent nl'
and mary other purposes. such MS light ininntle-
f,res of clothing. straw goods. boots anu shoes :;
psper boxes. cigars, cigarettes, prihiiIh. a aa
b,nding &c, &C.. having abundant sunlight me
cbsndeiers nd burners. marble m1nteis and s,a-
tionary washsands, BATH modern conSen,enee,,
On each hOor. elevator. &c., &c: wen Duilt anu
nnished almost regardless Of cost SIDE entrane,ss
from Tobacco aley, which binns !, on ,e nsr.
chant tailor. we viii With pleasure show inc pFo-
Icriy, and Invite Inspection OF those dispose' 70
buN. Il, -. ,.,.,.o n, civ
,ai,,c ana .tgbteen months, for negoti1ble ties,
interest added, and secur d by trusi-deed.
"'''' GRUBBs 4 APPERSON,
oc1 Observation-Disclosures Auctionerr..
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RvR. Il. Chafiin & Co,

Real Estate Agents and Anctloneers,
Ne. / north Tenth street.
UCTTON SALE OF THAT DEsl-
N RABLE BUILDING LOT: FRONIiSnG, ~
sTREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
SHEETS, AND RUNNING BAck BEI ~ ntN
iNG YRS HARRIS PROPERrY.-h the re-
quest OF The owners Will sell by public anstioh'
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1854.
AZ l:3O O'Clock 7. NJ. The aboye-descrlbed rit ~
PFRTY This sale offrrs good opportunity for
parths wishing to build, as the central location
win always demand good rent.
Tpprs! iher.I and announced at sale.
X. Is. CHAFFIN &CO.,
oc 23-h Real Estate NuctlDheers.
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AuCrrOH sALrS-rh,~ Day.
AUCTION EALEs-Thss Day.
~ Furnan Tupper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1919 Main street.
A UCTfON SALE OF HAyDsOME
IA THREEsroRy. DETACHED BRICK
cBuncH-niLL sEsrDEncE,
ON GRACE STREET,
No. 24o7,
uvTwEEH TwENTY-FoURTH AND TWEEN.
TY-FIFTH STREETS.

BY request OF the owner. I will sell By auction
on Inc rremises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1884,
=. Az o'clock p. w.. the above DESIRABLE PRO-
ptpIY. The HOUSE. bstantiaiiy built con-
s,ons ten r1Doms, and Is IN good order. The LII
srnnts 80 fe.t inches nv 100 feel In an ales 20
,ssf vide. A BRICK KITCHEN with four room /,
aIso. "a CARRIAGE-HOUsE and STABLE are on
mis- property. beautifully located. with a Rae
si.w OF Ihe river and city. woad make pleasant
home. situated as u Is m quiet and de'igntini
nelgIiborhood.
IhH'' FITRMAN TUPPER.
oe 1a.2o.23.24.25.2G,2 Auctloneer.
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A. sAKS & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET.
Zoe 26l
Conductors, BROrHERHoOD.

ORGANIZATION OF RICHMOND d.
" VISION, No. 1872, BROrHERH0OD CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chesapeake and ohio
Railway met al odd Fellows Han, ON Franklin
day evening. September 2S. 1884. Officers were
elected and installed by Captain W. A. Wood,
Northern Central railroad, as follow: j. W. Han
cock, Chief Conductor: G.. W. TAYLOR, Assistant
Chief Conductor; j. 7. johnson, Secretary and
Treasurer j. u. Herndon. Senior Conductor; j.
Sentinel; A j. Blanton. Outside sentinel. With
the following charter members: A. G. Anthony,
r. g. Brock. A. j. Blanton, c. W. Cosby, j. G.
boswell, A. G. Dabney, T. n. Dickson. !. I. Davis,
j. Il. Herndon. W. l.. Harris. j. W. Hancock, j. r.
johnson, A. T. Lane, j. l.. Pettus. w. j. Seay, g..
W. TAYLOR, aud W. g Woody. All conductors
OF good standing OF all railroads running into
Richmond are resDeeifully solicited TO become
members of this Division. Meet first and third
sundays OF each month at half.past O'Clock al
the above hall. &C 2i-F,SuSTu*
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oe,o.eo.9t.as."s&2o


JAMEs-RIvER PLANTATION
ABOUT 900 ACRES, -.
NEAR NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM 'oo"-
TY,VA.
Nv virtue OF deed OF trust TO me: executor %, Ds
the late Jamcs B. Flcslen, dsied Dsss De- ~ t,c
1871, dny recorded In ~, me cst of the assignee
~ the bond thereby secured, iefani, n s Iii ~
made in the payment of said bond, sn' ~ an
nublic auction. IN front OF the d"e'nhF-u" VI"
he prOperty. at IL o'clock NJ.
THCRsDAY, OCTOBER So lsst'
,be trust property conveyed 20 me by the sara dee'
of trust. described therein a follow; ,,e THE
pFIS.UoifsE TRACT lying upon James river,
m buckingham county. Va, anout 'Mo niue, .IS
in. lin SCRFS b. the sane more or less:
Rounded by the James river ana DY te ias' 49, ~
Thomas NJ Leitch. Joseph fsin', az, ~ ! mes r.
Eicklen purchased from the heirs on "hiihin
Woodson deceased, and being all me Itnas itl WE
dale OF The aforesaid deed Of trust held ann 9sii-
os nv the said j. IS. Fickien ia THAI mime iiate
ue,s6sorhood, and lying together IN one 2ody;
This property l. situated about SKY Inlles ABOVE
pichmaondI and about two miles from BremO sta
ron, ON the Richmond AMI Alegnany raIr pih
1t embraces large BODY oa ySe,arad and i@
nroyed by good dweing-lIouse aud suitable ttrn
buildings, which are said n be In good order Inc
widow If the said j. H. Ficklin Is siill residing on
,he nroDery and will 10 doubt show ~ 70 per- lD-
intending 10 be bidders AT the sale. who are IN
yiied To cNamiue the properly btiort Nht nay ~
sale. The property will be sold subject 10 Tue
widows dover in N. ,,.,
TFRNs OF SALE: Cash enough 20 pay all the eS-
nenses Of executing this trust and the balance dne
on the bond secured, amounting To tne inr,ner
snm OK ~ 800. with interest thereon since April
IL. 1854 for The residue Of the purchase money
credit viii be allowed. such a the personal repre-
sentative Of the said j. 70. Ficken may In wrlting
direct or In case no such written direction pe
siven thon a credit Of one year. bearing inieres'
from day of sale. and secured by deed OF trust
upon the said property. ,oprpreoN
23-sa&WtOc l&tdtOc29 Irn-be.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .1FS
~ COMPANY. .xsst ca


EOR NEW IORK.-The Old 1rEgSc
II Dominion steamship Companys $500 -
proposed sailings for the week following are:
WlANOkE, Captain IIULPHRRs, FRIDAY
October Gath, AZ o'clock u. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY, Oclo-
Der 20th. at O'Clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
October 2eth, at o'clock y. NJ.
Freight received until l o O'Clock II. VI. FRI
day, o'clock L. NJ. Saturday, and TO l O'Clock 4.
NJ Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed. aud goods for
warded with dispatch % all points north, south,
east. and west; also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York Ohcludlng meals and
BERTH, $40; ronnd-trlp tickets. SIS. Storage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 90.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Chesa-
peake and ONO railway AZ $50 A. VI. (uid New
ports News) aud the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad az ll:20 A. NJ. on MONDAYS, TUES
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, aud SATURDAYS will
make connection at NORFOLK VITA steamer
leaving those days.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
0c ~ C0mpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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CSsCAI..

.0-N(rl0T-T0T-F-T|"|F|07
AIR. LESLIE WATSON,
Vl TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, AND
HARMONY.
Eight years experience In teaching; highly re-
commended by Professor WIS. u. Mathews, Must
cal Doctor. Other good references given on appli-
cation. Address BOX 81, Richmond, Va.
~ 30-3mt
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All regular passenger trains stoDai Bon Air.
PULLNAS-CAR SERVICE.
on Train 5t-Ncg York aud Atlanta ri1 Wa
h gton and Danyille.
On Tram No. 52-WashingtOn and AusI..,
Washington and New Orleans. R'rnmpII g. P
Danyille. Returning. Danville aLd Rlclm0HI.,
train No 50.
Jickets sold 10 all points south. son'hra,tt..
southw EFT, and bag age checked through.
No Iay-Oyer checks given on local tieks'-
". -LAUGuIFf
General Pa-scngt- Az p
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
a. l.. RNFS. General Manager.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

Baldwin WAS the scene Of lively
disturbance, Monday evening; which
promised at one time to prove much
more serious than it did. AS near as
we can learn, G.. III. Jackson was ac-
cused by Miss Anna Bradford (a young
lady highly esteemed) of having used
undue familiarity with her, ut Nirvana,
one evening last week-placing his
arms around her and requesting kiss.
John Bradford was justly incensed at
Jackson and they hal had high words;
when "Jack," rs he is familiarly called
made rush for G. H.. on the sidewalk
near Coon, Russell a. Go. Is store. Sam'l
A. Jackson interfered, and blows passed
between Sam. and "Jack." The viii
lage marshal arrested both of them,
and took them before Esquire Sandborn
who fined each. The fines were paid.
The feeling Of Indignation against G.
IL. Jackson seems to he quite general;
whatever the grounds may be for such
feeling; and rumors are current of
former acts of Mr.. j., not to his credit.
1t is expected that legal proceedings
will be instituted by Miss Bradford
against Mr.. Jackson, when it is pro-
bable that the facts on both sides will
be brought forth. Till then, the public
should reserve its final judgment of
the case.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

J. b. Skinner, and special agent l..
B. Brewer, of tho Michigan Mutual
Benefit Association, of Hillsdale, estab-
lished District Association in this
place, last week, consisting of the fol-
lowing persons: Chas. X. Radcliffe,
John W.. Nicholson, Edgar Campbell,
John Judge, Geo. e. Townsend, John
Bauersfcld, Chas. w, Thompson,
Nathan Lucas, Mrs. Carrie +. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Emma B. Lucas. The Hills
dale association has been organized 81
years. It's work is confined TO tie
State Of Michigan, and the utmost care
is taken in the selection Of it's risks,
and it has the confidence of all who
arc acquainted with its management.
The amount of insurance given is
from 81, 900 to So, 700, and its losses are
paid in full. During the year 1883
there were 0 assessments and IL losses
paid. Since its organization, 81 years
ago, they have had only % assessments,
or an average of 81 aAyear, Tlfecost OF
carrying it comes within the reach of
all, aud the indemnity is sure. AS
they are now ut work in this part of
the State, every one should carefully
look over their plan and secure mem-
bersl,ip i'm one of the most successful
Mutual Companies i'm the State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

By making ~ careful survey of the
situation, we find that the political
work I'm our county is already under
way, and candidates for the various
offices or no longer backward about
announcing themselves. rs being In the
field. Here In Evart we find Judge
Sayles In the field for the Probate Of
flee, Ellery &. Cannon for Representa-
tive, Stephen +. Dexter for Register of
Deeds, aud q. II. Rose for Commission
or. At Hersey, Sheriff Shnnk is In the
field for denomination, (no opposition
and Register Clark and Clerk Millard
arc cach looking towards denomination.
Mr.. Matthews ~ not In the field for
any Office; neither Is Mr.. Beardsley.
Mr.. Radcliffe, editor of the Outline, is
tho only candidate I'm the field for
Treasurer. At Reed City we find Mr..
Cooper favoring denomination for
Prosecutor, with = possible opposing
candidate IN the person of Lawyer
bellows. Mr.. w. M. Slosson, we learn,
would like the Office Of Represen tn We;
kEr. ualladay, of Asatun, Is aIso nm
aspiring candidate t,r Representative,
and the name of j. w. Ash, of Ashton.
and A. q. "fenDsnt, of Sears, have
been mentioned In connection for the
latter position. Other names will lie
brought out before the convention be-
yond doubt.-- Esdr Revicw.
In addition to candidates mentioned
'jn the above Ne hav6leaincd that w.
|. ~, Bellows, OF Reed CITY. Ia ~ candidate
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24
VOLUME XII.

The Democratic prohibition boome-
rang of Reed City gives a partial state
ment of the death of the two men, on
the railroad near Baldwin, July 4th,
and then proceeds to comment by say
ing that the men "were murdered. +"
That "the man who dealt out to them
the draught OF death was ms guilty as
II they had heen bound with cords and
laid upon the track" Again 1t says
"Suppose man steps into u crowded.
street and fires gun Mt random; IL
any one is hurt is he blamcless? Where
/, the difference In the two cases?'
Further-"Why sliouldn not the author
tiles bring the criminal to justice; or
If they will not Of their own accord
then why should not the friends of
the murdered man make complaint
and compel them to do SOP" The
above is but sample of the false rea-
soning and mud throwing weekly in
dulged I'M 10y that scurrillous sheet.
Right in the face of the fact that So
called prohibitionists vote for liquor
men. and vote to approve saloon bonds;
and when such case as the death of
those two men comes up say, MS one of
them did to the editor Of this paper,
that he didn't think an inquest or in
vestigation necessary; this little wart
upon the moral conscience of a COM
published at Reed City, prates
about murder" neglect of officers to
perform their duties, &c, And in the
crowd who aid and support this foul
boomerang, we find professors of relig-
ion, ministers of the gospel, and others
who lay strong claim to being advo-
Gates of truth, justice, mercy and peace
with their fellow man. Down upon
the whole crowd, say we! If you are
30 full of moral rottenness, yourselves,
why throw filth ut your superiors? Go
hide yourselves!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24
A TriD to Baldwin

On Saturday evening last, pursuant
to call from the Republicans Of Bald
win and Chase, the Reed City Plumed
Knight Club numbering IS, each carry
ing torch, and headed by the Reed
City Cornet Banl chartered special
train and at 7.30 O'clock left the depot
en- route to Baldwin, the county seat
of Lake County, to assist i'm organizing
u Blaine & Logan club at that place.
Upon arriving at Chase we were Joined
by the Blaine d Logan club of that
place, together with numerous inter-
ested citizens; the train again started
for Baldwin, and in a few minutes en-
gineer Slocum blew his whistle, the
train Numbered up to the depot, the
Reed City aud Chase "boys" lit their
torches, the Reed City band struck up
a lively campaign tune, and the crowd
headed by u delegation of Baldwin
citizens and the baldwin marshal band
marched up through the main streets.
After marching up and down the streets
several times the crowd repaired to
the hall where speeches were made by
f. +. Withey, Baldwin; John Giber-
son, Chase, w. f. Bellows, DIR. G. III.
White, and Ransom Cooper, of Reed
City. and "A. V. Sunderlin of Chase.
After the first speech, Chas. X. Rad
cliffe, editor of the STAR, sang pa
triotic song, which was greatly rel
ished by all present. After which q
chairman was appointed and Bald
win Blaine and Logan club was orgai-
lied consisting of so members. The
visiting people then formed i'm line
and gave the citizens some more mu.
sic, after which they were treated to a
royal supper. At ll:30 the "boys"
started for home feeling that they had
been amply repaid for going, and also
that the citizens of baldwin know
how to entertain company.-Rced
City Clarion.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

A little girl, named Nicolay, between
two and three years old, was discov-
cred asleep on the track Of the G. d w.
NJ. II. r., near Sparta, "Wednesday OF
last week, just rs the passenger train
from the north rounded curve. The
engineer reversed tile engine as soon as
possible; but too late to avoid accident.
The right arm was cut Off at the wrist,
and her head was cut; but 1t b thought
she would live.
The Republicans Of webber town
ship ut their caucus, last Saturday. se-
lected II. III. HoIlister and Andrew
Ozmun ~ delegates to the Luther con-
vention, aud H. II. IIoIlister and Isaac
Ozmun as delegates to the county
nominating convention at Baldwin.
CD. Bsrghcorn, Of Luther WINS In
town Tuesday, and gave the STAR
ofijce u call
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

1t is said that there was greater cry
than occasion for it, Mt the disturbance
in Careyville, this county. Pinkertoh's IS
men wero not needed. All there was
nbont it, the workmen wanted the
large sum due them, and made some
threats during their Indignation, but
the affair has been reported us far
more serioNs than 1t really was.
The wishctl-for rain came, on Tues.
day evening; continuing all night.
The parched earth received thorough
drenching; and everybody especially
the farmers, feels glad. We think we
are safe in saying that no more fears
need be entertained of drouth this sea-
son.
We learn from J. Il. Darr, that the
Republicans of Ludington propose to
have u grand rally, in the near future
with Horr and Cutcheon as speakers,
special train from Evart, torch light
procession &C., &c.
Elder Curtis; well known to many
of the people of Baldwin, as a formt r
Congregational minister here; was in
town Tuesday, on his way to Luding-
ton, to visit-Mrs. q. being already
there.
The Blaine and Logan club of Bald
win, got their torch lamps through
from Buffalo, N. Y, by express, in
just about 80 hours from the time the
order was sent off.
DIR. &. w. Law, formerly of Bald
win, but now residing and practicing
at Muskcgon, was in Baldwin, Mon
day. He reports having good prac-
tice in his new field.
The call for the Republican county
nominating convention appears i'm this
issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

FATAL LIGHTNING.-We learn, that
during the severe thunder storm, Tues
day night, the dwelling of Mr.. Corwin
Thompson,'in Center township, was
struck by lightning: and Mrs. VIM.
Thompson and man whose name we
could not learn, but who, it is said, r :
sides north of Manistee, Were killed.
The mother of the unknown man was
with Mrs. IT,, and was injured so that
she cannot recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ramsey, of Baldwin,
were also, injured, but will recover.
We shall endeavor to give further
particulars, next week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

MARRIED-At Grinnell, Iowa, on
Wednesday, July 10th, 1884, by Rev.
J. B. Grinnell, assisted by Rev. #. o.
Douglass, Rev. s. B. DEMAREsT OF
Baldwin, Mich, and Miss GEORGIA A.
REED of Grinnell, Iowa.
We copy the following from the
Grinnell Herald, of July 18th:
Between fifty and sixty guests as
semied to witness the union, and all
enjoyed the occasion highly. The
bride Is well known In this city, hav-
ing lived here from her childhood.
She graduated from Iowa College with
the class of 10. The bridegroom Is q
graduate of Western Reserve College,
Ohio, and Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, which he attended ut the
same time with Rev. Il. o. Douglass, oI
this city. He Is ut present pastor OF
the home missionary church at Ball.
win, Mich. They will remain here un-
I'll "Wednesday or Thursday Of next
week when they will start for their
home, stopping over In Chicago for a
short visit. They are n worthy couple
and have The best wishes of many
friends for their prosperity.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-24

j. ID. Garland has been making a
zine addition to the postofiice building,
by putting Ia new front. Alessrs.
Bruce & Jewett did the work.
DIR. Il. W.. Law informs us that the
LalIots taken among the workingmen
In the mills at Muskegon, result in a
general favor Of Blaine and Logan.
LippincotPs Magazine for August has
q varied aud attractive list of contents.
"Personal Rccollectiors of Chas. Reade,' y
and suburbs of New York" are
among the leading articles.