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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
Warm and Stock Notes.

Tennessee has 100000 dogs. At 81 q
month for food alone there is paid out
! $4,000, 600 year, not to speak of the dam.
age they inflict upon the sheep industry.
After the age Of nine months good hog
! may be made to weigh as many pounds as
| he is days old. He should be narrowed
| early in the spring and slaughtered before
| January.
1t is a wellkuOwn fact that all animals
| grow better and take on fat faster in warm
! weather than in cold, and it is well to take
advantage of this fact in preparing the
surplus stock for sale.
In order to secure the fastest walking
horses they must be tested and the best
retained for breeding, as careful selection
will result in the establishment of q breed
of fast walking horses if persisted in.
To prevent foul brood in bees Mr.. j. II.
Hicks, of Maryland, sets out a dish con-
tanning a solution of rock salt and water
near his hives for the bees to drink, and
finds that it keeps his apiaries free from
the disease.
Mr.. Wilson, the great grape grower of
the Northwest, planted, year ago last
spring, 100000 cuttings and grew so per
cent. He was to graft this year from
1000 to $1,000. The cuttings, he says,
should be one-half inch from the bud.
All fowls that feather slowly are usu-
ally hardy. For instance, the Brabmas.
1t is owing to the fact that the drain on
the system OccasiOned by quick feather
ing does not weaken them. Slow feather
ing while growing is indicative of hardi-
ness.
A good way to utilize the bed and banks
OF streams is to sprinkle little water
cress there. 1t will flourish for countless
years, aud near q city is profitable crop
10 market. This is one of the earliest
salads in spring and the demand for it is
increasing.
With warm, we'll lighted, clean stables,
plenty of early cut and well cured grass
supplemented with the contents Of good
silO and a well filed root cellar, the COM
fort, health aud profit of the cows should
be no more prOblematical in winter than
in summer.
Wisconsin is the leading cranberry
State. Michigan is second. The average
yield Of a marsh is $50 to 200 bushels TO
the acre. The picking season lasts two
weeks, and three bushels is a good days
work. Seventy-fye cents a bushel is the
plcker's pay.
If we consult our health we should
plant the garden with odoriferOus plants
such as wall flowers, mignOnette and other
old fashioned flowers and herbs, which
have remarkable power of developing
ozone and purifying the atmosphere from
miasmatic poiscns.
AS early as the time Of Alexander III. of
Scotland q man who let weeds go TO seed
on a farm was declared the Kings enemy.
In Denmark farmers are compelled to de-
strOy all weeds on their premises. In
France man may prosecute his neighbor
for damages who permits weeds to 90 to
seed which may endanger neighboring
lands.
If one wishes to improve a certain flow-
er, fruit or vegetable he must first decide
what kind of a product he wishes TO pro-
duce. He must have his ideal always in
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Virginia Hams.

Col. FiclIin's recipe: Select well fatted
pork that has hung up TO cool well one
night. Round the hams short or lengthy,
according 10 size and wished for weight
in hams; trim smooth, avoiding gashes in
the flesh; take of the feet at the bottom
joint below the knee with the heel of a
knife, and the bone, too, from each ham
that connected them, and salt quite lightly
one or two days TO draw out what blood
it may have. To each 100 pounds of ham
use or 10 pounds of salt, , ounces salt
petre, pounds brown sugar, 1 ounce red
pepper, dissolved and mixed in tubs with
about 4 or 5 gallons of water and poured
over the hams packed in d tight barrel or
hOgshead, intending just to cover the hams
and chimes and shoulders that there may
be room for if desired. To be sure the
brine is strong enough, and as test, it
should float fresh egg. After four to six
weeks in brine, hang by the skin at the
end OF the lee, and smoke gently several
weeks with green hickory or other wood
till dry and cOlOred to suit the fancy and
of light brown; and before any balmY
days in March that flies may start, wrap
each ham ina newspaper and have bag
for each made from any coarse bags, and
deep and narrow enough to put each in,
hook end downward and erect, resting
mainly On the ends, and the bags and
Strings suOulu laSG dIl age. IN IWiH6
some ID inches, and with the ends tied to
form double, and thus loop around the
mouth OF the bag, and hang the loop over
a nail to wait TO August and September
to become bacon, and fOc year more it
should be all that may be wished; greater
age is no Improvement to arrive at. Hams
cured IN this way with care Will bring
several cents over common and Western
cured, and will be sought for by epicures
end judges of good bacon.-lS0utherp
Planter
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THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY OCTOBER g. 1884,
n Possession Of the plaIntifr or bis Grams.

in possession of the plaintiff or his trans
fierce.
%. If a husband obtained the land,
originally his wife's, by the marriage,
prior to 1866 the date of the woman's law
beware of her right to dover. Code,
sl.63.
%. If link in the chain Of title is
deed from a trustee of any kind, see that
he had power to sell and complied strictly
with that power. GO GA, 400.
a. Where 1t is elaine that one OF the
preceding grant0rs held under the law OF
England an estate tail, and, therefore,
under the law OF Georgia took the entire
fee, scan closely the instrument under
which such grantor held. 81 Ga, S1I.
-. Examine records OF United states
Circuit Court.
or course all practitioners will judge
for themselves how far to press these IN
vestigations in view of the statute of linz
itations and the suspensions of and excep-
tious to that statute.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26

Where does the manure do the most
good? This is a very important question
for farmers. Fashions change in farm
practices as in other things. There are
always innOYatOrs and persons like the
ancient people, who are always looking
for something new. Thus in regard to
manure. Some years ago farmers always
turned it under. They believed that the
plants food should be put as near to its
mouth as possible, seeing that the mouths
could not go out of the sell for their food.
And so they put it down in the soil where
the roots naturally seek to go. But those
who wanted some new idea for a change
said: ave will put the manure on the
surface" and they did, and have reported
wonderful success. But some farmers
who a.e not apt to change when they have
q good method, 20 on blowing in the ma
nure for all s0wn or planted crops, and
get it as near to the seed as possible. For
grass lands or fall soWn grain in the spring
top dressing alone is possible; but for all
sown or planted crops it seems natural
and reasonable that the manure should
be put just where the roots can find it,
and thar is under the surface.-Ne1U York
ViUpS
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arr---. sro ninety aud niue that work and die,
Fr want and hunger and cold,
Thtfrne nav live in luxury,
h-f i.e isuped In the siikcn fold;
AL -1-Ifv aud rfue. i'm their novels bare
Ar.l one Ia q palace with riches rare.
r--- the sweat Of their brows the desert
blooms
anfsn. forrest before them falls;
Ir-1.r tannr has huilaci hulnn-e hoineas
h~F r.rfcs with ioftv halls,
t-I rl.. .,-a aun cities and homes and lands
~ trr rfretr ana nine have empty hands.
IA. sns rt-hl 30 drCary and dark and long
h+r.-s -haff the morning brir Z.
A.. .rsr Irc land the Victor's song
lrfr. rlretV and nine shall ring
Ans ..H1 nfar. trur1 zone Go zone.
.-r Hsr Labor shall have it's own"
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rHE FIELD, FARM AND GARDEN,

We solicit articles for this department.
The name CT the writer should accompany
the letter or article, not necessarily
for publication, but as evidence Of good
faith.
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MOTHERS
FRlEN !

| This magical agent for
good is simply indispensa-
ble in every increasing
family. None who have
lever once used it will be
without it, and we desire
Its wonderful benefits ex-
| tended to every mother in
the world.
A gentleman writes: Ny
wife used your Mothers
! Friend at her fourth con-
| finement, and her testi-
mony is, she passed through
Int with one half the suffer
ing of either of her other
confinements, and recOv-
cred from its effects in
much less time. She also
recommended it to a lady
friend in her first cOnfine-
meDt, and says: / have
never seen any one pass
Through this great trial
with so much ease and so
little suffering.
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Constitutional ScrOfula.
Prescribed by Physicians.
Fearful Blood Poison !

A negro on my farm has been cured of
fearful case OF Blood Poison by the use OF
three bottles Of SWift's specific.
ANDREW j. HOWARD,
Forsyth, Ca, Aug. 3. 1884.
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Incorporated in 1855 for % years BIZ the Leg.
ialature for educational and charitable pur-
roses-with q capital OF $1,000, o0o-t0 which 5
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By an overwhelming popular vote It's iran
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The only Lottery ever voted On aud in
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10 GsCeT scgIes or p0StDoReS.
lTs GRAND SINGLE NrMRER DRAMINGs haka
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.3o, 600 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frsc,
ti0ns in Fifths in proportion.
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place mcnEniy.
= SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIZ :
EGRTUNE.-Eleventh Grand Drawing, Clsas
J., in She ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOV. II, ISS4-174th
Monthly Drawing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
TCEMan clrrcSpandcDCe.

FORM IN, MICIf., Jan. 9Th, 1884.
EDITOR STAR: Last week, VIC ex-
pericncctl two or three gooa-sizc'l blix-
zsr,!s, which quictrd work In our lum-
ler yard for day or two.
business has been quite lively, dcs-
pite the amount Of money spent during
the holiday season.
VIII hawthorne came Jn from the
"outside," ON last Friday, bearing his
mark of that inevitable creature, "Jack
Fro-t," in the shape of u fI,'zcn fwt.
! can't explain why, but n "num'cr
nine" will always catch the north pole
brrezc.
Kip Fornan Il slowly improving,
from, serious attack ofl lung fever, ui,-
der the care and Instruction of Dr.
Mott, Of Baldwin.
ALI. Mcservey, of Forman, Da., Is
expected home before long.
The STAR las been publishing local
items from several country towns, Of
late. We are glad to see It. The best
county paper must be an epitome ofIo-
cal news.
The "boysv are watching Oalliver's
movements with IN eye Of restlsssness.
/ noticed the Baldwin City meat
market man, In town, last Saturday.
G. H. Formsn will give employment
to t;fteen or twenty ,nc,l, a. sooh ~ hIs
saw mill starts running agaIn. wsrk
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
VOLUME xl.

KILLED By "a TREE. TN T,nyttay,
Jan. 9th, 1874. u German workman, ~
Aesrs If age, nnn,cd Jrhn TeidI, EN-.
played In the lunh'wr ramp Z" Wm'
Sessions Il Son, WAS instantly kill,r'--
crushed under u tree. Tie tree Int
l,mlg,al on another tree, ANA flew oil ihr
stump, striking him, aud i'urying h;s
body half under 1t, including his h'nd.
II Was first nt,cn,thc, I" saw the tree
in Two and remove IL from tl;e ns'y;
but fsii;n. in that, u team WAS attached
to the tree, v!.n they sncccslU. IN
moving the lond.ra's weight Which
i,ad =" quickly crushed mit tie life. Of
the stalwart wWsi~u,am. 1t WAS r~-
marked that Ii seemed ~ though the
team never would have moved the tree
on my ordinary occasion. at first II
wns thought that the tniy was badly
crushed; but examination showed the
neck and shoulder blade broken.
A coffin was procured from Luding-
ton, and the remains Inferred, yester-
day { Wednesday, afternoon, In Pools
cemetery; after appropriate funeral
service, conducted by Rev. 3. j. Dem
crest, pastor Of the Congre sational
church, ut baldwin.
The deceased was - stalwart, over 6
feet tall; was unmarried; and hnd
brother working with him at the time
Of his death.
This Is tl.e first fatal or serious acci-
dent to the woods crew ut Sessions
c:imp.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
Al Home and Abroad.

y, churc', and tl'entr., Ia tine count
Ia. ,.'tsc hnd work room, in fact
everywhere Is heard that hacking
cough whici, soon slevcloles into Con.
gestlon or Inflammation Of the Lungs
bronchitis, Phcumonia, and Consump,
ton. BE wise i'm time. Immediate
relief md cure can bc chearly oLtaiil-
ed. UUmijion's Cough. Baisam will
surely give you relief from these Throat
AMI Lung troubles that often terminate
In death. Instant relief In Group, and
u subduer of lHhooping Cough. YOUR
cOnsumptive friend will be greatly ben.
Gifted. Price 25 and 80 cents. Sold by
Il. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
:RuDture,

To those suffering from Hernia or
Rupture In amy Of 1t various forms
and having tried all the different kinds
"f Trusses without relief, We say suffer
no longer, the Excelsior Rupture Cure
Manufacturing Company, Og,lensburg
re,nedies-the Rupture PIAsrER and
HEALING CoMP0und are a positvc cure
40 surgical operation or detention from
business. Send g cents for free
lO)k on Rupture which contains full
Sold by all Druggist.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

orr THE l'RACK.-On Saturday af-
ternoon lnst, rs the express train east
ov-r the +. 4 +. NJ. II. r., was nearing
Nirvana, and passing the switch, the
cars were thruwn from the track, by u
broken switch rod. The passengers
were shaken w pretty well; but f,rtu-
natrly, none we're seriously Injured; II
lucky escape truly, as, had the cars
gone down the emlWnknient OH the
north side Of the track the result would
beyond doubt, have proved fatal.
The passengers were immediately
transferred and taken through to Eecd
City (somc Of them riding in the eau of
Tic cngi,is), and from thence the train
between Huntington and Reed CRY,
co;,vcy,.! them rast stward; its trip west
ward, ~ p. NJ, hcing canc.Gcl.
The ;r.cN WIS =. ee,liiy cleared, and
trails dclaye ,tt little.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

.Inil. 9th, 1891.
FpiroR STAy: y In n. natrIicl,!or
! lost one of his horses; breaking up his
team.
Master Kip Torman LAS leen quite
sick with lung fever anil plcurisy, but
Is recovering nicely.
Geo. McDern,and has been down
with a bad cold, hut IL around again.
VIM. Hawthorne has both Of hi-reet
badly frost bitten.
lrof. Michael says he and his wife
have never enjoved better health in
any country than In Lake county, this
Winter. We IRE sorry all our citizens
can't SAY so, for colds have been quite
fashionable among us here.
= e.. r. Hungerford came home with
bad cold, but il out again.
James Roxburg and family are COM
Ing hack here to live again, from Reed
City. They will be welcomed among
their many friends here. Mrs. VIM.
Forman thinks Of coming with then.
e. H. Forman has gone to Chs,e,
Reed City and Big Rapids, to-day, On
business. Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Forman
enjoyed II pleasant visit to Canada; in
tending to he present ut the marriage
ceremony Of J. II. Gnlliver and Miss
Etta FOrniai,, at her fathers house,
hut were called home by
telegram informin. them of their sons
illness.
j. II. Galliver, agent at Nirvana,
was married to Miss Eta Forman, Of
Canada, Jan. 2d, 1884. She
has been music teacher here and
along the line To Reed City. They have
our congratulations, and best wishes.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

JOHN Gibcrson. Esd, pf Chase, Is
working up business for Michigan Mu-
tusl Fire Insurance Co., of Grand Rap
idS. aud thinks lc r.prescnts one ofthe
Iest canlmniss In existence. There
would Le ~" harm, In talking with him
b~fore you place your insurance.
We have L~cn la receipt Of several
pheasant calIs, this week, from friends
ef tile SrAw; aud n,iong them l.. w.
Kicker, ". DersheIi and SIR. Morris,
of i'inora; Jo.,n GiiwrSn,, Chase; Z. X.
Williams. Dover; II. NJ. Hutty, Web
l,er; r. HiLncr. Luther. Come again,
gentlemen.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

We Inadvertently omitted tn state,
last week, that Lake County Agricul-
tural S@.irty would hold AN adjourned
meeting, To- morrow friday. ut Bald
win.
The Newsygo Eeputiic"n states that
travel on the Northern Division Of the
Chicago h West Michigan Railway has
increased percsptii,ly since the cx,en-
sion 0f the line to Baldwin.
Gen. Passenger Agent, a. NJ. Mich
OILS, Of the Chicago 4 West Michigan
k.ilway, has l'cen pronoted to Gen |
Sup't; aud J. III. Palmer takes the po-
sition formerly occupied hy Nichols.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
Flour reduced t5,j) fifty cents a BbI,
nt BALDWIN CII.Y Mills.


C,as. II. sivore, tile lspular MGR
chant tailor, Of Ludingt"n, was In town,
yesterday morning, looking after tile
interests of his trade In this vicinity,
which he IL working up. TIe is fully
prepared to give his patrons as good as
the best Of them receive, aud ut prices
to compete with the lowest. Sec al.
There has been "smssh up" ON
the prices, down at the New York Dry
Goods House, Chase, aud the way that
goods will be sold, commencing next
Saturday, cannot kAil to please the
most economical buyer In the county.
DO not fail to be ''in nt the death" Of
regular prices, and secure bargains In
the grand rush.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
qhe Throat

Is often. diseased OIL account of Catarrh,
producing dryness and u constant de.
sire to cough. That tickling s.nsa ton
and the hoarseness that Is so common
to pubic singers and speakers especial
ly, Is relieved ut once by Haniilton's
Cough nOches which are prepared
from the most approved formula. Do
not wait till Acute Bronchitis or even
Consumption takes firm hold of you.
Price only 25c per box. Sold by E.
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
Ladies.

The LADIES UNDERGARMENT MFG
Co., 0 40. May ST., Chicago, ILL.,, wish
,O secure " 'ndy agent Ia control the
sale of their new '.I)aisy Stocking
Supporter" in every town and village
In tliis section. In the hands of u good
agent the DAISY" sells as fast as II
eau Ike shown. Write, with stamps,
for tcrns, which are very literal.
Business permanent and worth $50 II
month
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
Mrs. a. 7. Rntts is quite sick.

Mrs. A. r. Rutty is quite sick.
The Board Of Supervisors convene,
next Monday.
a. Bush has been making y pair of
g..od ''hum ma.le" lub sle'ls.
The court room In the county build-
ing hns h.en improved, by putting in
additional windows. &c.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

We scknow!cd- -e receipt If u c,py Of
"(iunniSsn, C.iors'i"'s Bnaiiza Noin-
fy," Ly john X. Hall"wcll, goIogi.t;
containing = full sls~rilit litieno the rich
mineral Resources ofth It locality.
The new Congregational church, at
Fil~r Town, Msnistec county, rccyntly
dedicated, II the third one built under
the supervision Of Rev. w. Il. Sillence,
within three years. II Is not quite fin
islieti, and cost, NJ far, xtout s., 900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
Why Waste Time and Money

On that which does no good. Your
children have worms and are Cross,
Always Hungry, Sleepless, Puny and
Weak from the presence of Worms In
he stomach which prevents the food
being taken up to nourish the body.
Idrmcice's SdntOnine HORN Candies
will dissolve and remove the worms
and the,all will be well. You cannot
'lo be!tsTby your children than to at-
tend 10 tncir health. Price 25cts per
box. Sold 10y Il. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

ETCINEI:k EIi.I.sD.-Tucsslay af-
t~rnoOi,, u telegram game to NJ. A..
NcKnn, superintendent Of Lake Coun-
ty Railroad, who was engaged over in
the wM,ds sJuth Of Baldwin, that one
Of the engineers OH the railroad had
Icen Killed. Mr.. n. took the first train
west, having been hunted up Ly Mr..
John Judge, proprietor of the Baldwin
House.
We were unable 10 learn the name
If the deceased, or the III amer Of his
death.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10
. Card Of 'ibdnkS.

PcsOired. That We return our hearty
il.ahks to The Episcopal church and
Society of isallwii tor the Use Of their
,hapel, so freely granted u, while
waiting for HE completion of our
,llurtl, building.
LE,LnwiS CosuEroAIIoSaL cnuyrH.
Ian C. 1881
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

DrED--At Baldwin, Micl,., Jan. OH,
1881, Mrs. ALICE LlAMUN, wife of II.
J.i,aliiOn.
The funeral occurs ut 2 o'clock. this
Thursday afternoon, ut the Congrega-
tional c,urch--ltcv. &. b. DclnOrest,
officiating.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

Halo Ncighbor! how we'll your
team Is looking! They used to be as
poor as mine, and now they are fat
and sleek. What has made the change?
Why, Jones, that Is easily accounted
for! l used to huy shipped feed for
them, and the more l fed them the
poorer they got. Now, | go to Bald
win City Mills anu get fresh ground
feed, what is feed. just try il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

Register Of Deeds, Nicholson, says he
wants the clean, neat fact noted, In
the STAR, that his Office has received
thoroughbred mopping and cleaning
after the latest approved style. We
believe vote of thanks would now he
IN order.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

NuTICE ~ Lit tMi.ERMEN AND OTH-
EKs - Wanting 10 buy Beef ly Tie Side,
mutton M Pork iy tie tafc,ss', that
save made arrangements with II firm
~ Milwaukee {" get 1t shipped ia large
quantities, aud wal supply ,ou ut the
cheapest rates you can get any where.
y. L. GOEiiRkND,
laldW In Aieut Market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

J. J. Pierce an.l w. r.. Wilson, Of
Nirvsna, made the STAR cf1lce u pleas
ant visit, Monday. Call aga!h.
RcmcmLer, the adjourned annual
meeting of lake County Agricultural
Eoeiety, to-n,orrow Friday, Jan. 1lth.
tiso. Carter. former prosecuting ~.
t"rn~y of Musk-goi' county, has lmcn
Tsniovesl hy the Governor, and II. l..
1wlSnO has L~eii clm,-ti,ns his successor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

The Christmas numher of West .SAore
was indeed fine one, and reflected
much credit on It's cntcrprising pub
Usher, l.. Samuels, Portland, Oregon.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

At tho Drug Store of RI. Matthews &
Co, Chase, Mich, you may find one Of
the incest and Largest Assortments to
be found In this part of the State. 1t
j. also, headquarters for School Books,
Wall Paper, Oils, Paints, dc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-10

Now IN the time to secure bargains
in Clothing for Men Boys, at n Reduc-
tion of l5 per cent, at the Mamm0th
tiothing House, Chase. Mich. Stock
iu.i ani complete. Que price to all.