The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-05-08
From the Outline.

never will need milking any
more.
THE F. & p. NJ. Railway pro.
poses to hang ont the fred flag"
OH the 10th Of next month. Read
Superintendent Kimbali's brief
essay OIL lost baggage, in another
column.
The Big Rapids saloonists re-
fuse to pay the $500 license which
tho city imposes; and, so they have
closed the front doors of their ga
loon, and opened the rear doors!
Tue Evart Revieao announces
that Mr.. Chase, it's new Editor,
has arrived. Well, our hat is off,
and here's our hand.
EvARr has u sensation. A
prominent firm Of druggists dis
solved suddenly and fatally, and
the lawyers are now trying to
pick the bones.
The drive on the Clam is said
to be doing finely; and the pros
poets are favorable for getting out
every log that has been cut on the
Muskegon aud its branches, this
year.
A CHAP told US last week that
while he had been b0mesteading
his eighty acres in another coun-
ty, his wife had gone off and
homcsteaded with another man.
For revenge he is now. wishing
the other fellow may be compelled
to 1.-Two with her for five years.
In an adjoining township, the
neighbors tell Ut a man who
deliberately starved to death q
valuable team of horses during
the past winter, He kept them
in an open howell, and, between
the cold and hunger the poor
beasts had not long to wrestlc,
We can't say that we admire
the newly Invented "graphlc"
pictures. They do very well for a
daily pictorial; but we protest
against having them thrust at us in
our favorite weekly papers and
magazines. We much prefer a
good engraving it we can have
it.
IT seems that a few Of the Big
Rapids saloon-kcepers are anxious
to accept the $500 license; -bnt it
has leaked out that, as soon as the
ordinance was passed, the liquor.
dealers all signed written com.
pact, that they would not sell any
LIQUOR nn'il the license was reduc-
e. to $500; and the saloonists dc
clare that they will prosecute the
first man that attempts to sell I'M
til the compact lie cancelled. The
affair is causing considerable fun
and dry speculation.
We have been shown map of
the new village Of Ilolton, in
Mnskegon county, Of which
Messrs. Blodgett Il Byrnes are
the proprie ore. Ilolton is hand
sonely situated on the Big Rapids
Il Muskegon l!.iIroad, 16 miles
from Muskegon, 8 miles from
Fremont, and IA miles from
Whitehall. Tho surrounding
country is mostly hard.tilnber
land, well adopted for farming, lie
in the limits of the famous "fruit
belt and is destined to be speed.
ly settled and improved. A
mill, stores and several shops
and dwellings, now C ,nstit ute the
tho n uclcrs around which the
future will yet see the prosperous
village IF l1olton.
THE first number of the Lake
County Star, was placed in our
sanctum, last week. 1t is a hand
some paper, same size as Outline,
anu las an appropriate head,
bya Jersey artist.
The publishers are determined that
i shall DC as good paper as
this country Can afford.
We are hunting for the man who
told us 'that a Mu.kegon sucker
didn't have any bones in" On the
contrary we find they have no
bones out; and that they have a
and MI indefinite fraction
more bones than in any .otller fish
hat sails the watcry main. We
can easy Imagine the feelings Of
a cayote, when he eats a hedge
hog, quilts and all.