The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

grownSat bis place il CoIfas, about
four miles east of this city, on
byinss f9qr Year, old.s .ro.o.O ,,.,,n
ss.e . xowrcAL4 COUNTY. -. 'a,S
Eress the ataniaS XsssS1s 81 'r..
fs.4A slight cxps6siors oecurrsd 1T
M6fstt's mill. one mile sonth- 81
Stanton onY Tbgssaav last. The
boiles faeS collapsed from too
mnch pressure OF steam, no one
Injured. The damage 10 about
1850, which will be repaired and
,he, mill put in running order
again in about :our weeks.
MANlsTEE COUNTY.
This county boasts a fair peach
crop the preseut season. A gen.
tleman named Il. Barns, living
near the city of Manislec has an
orchard OF about 1000 trees, the
greater part Of which has been
well loa dcd with fruit.
We clip the following from the
Manislee papers:
New buildings are going up as
fast now as in midsummer, and
the city is still being improved il
almost every part.
In the Circnit Court last Satur.
day morning u biz ofdivorcc was
granted to j. q. Mu!der, Esq,
who deliberately went off and got
married the same evening.
We are informed by VIM. Dun.
ham. Esq, cashier of the City Bank
of this city, that bank has not been
closed moIncnt.on account of the
recent financial panic, and that all
obligations have been met prompt.
ly.
WEArOiD COUNI1s
The wexford Pioneer says:
Charles DobsOn, Cleon, raised
this season 100 bushels OF timothy
seed.
Mr.. Albert Bennett. of Wexford,
raised fifty bushels Of oats to the
acre.
Mr.. Hanabal, of Clenion, we
are iDf'rmed, raised this season al
average of twenty.nine bushels of
white winter wheat to the acre.
MIssAUKEE COUNTY.
The Lake City Reporter has the
following:
A new mail route through
Misaukee county is bsing talked
of. 1t is proposed to petition for a
ronte from Clam Lake to Fall
mouth, via Lake City; we hearti
~ endorse the plan and urge its
immediate prosecution.
The Contract for the purchase
of q saw mill, To be set mp in this
village, has been signed 10y the
parties menti"ned in our last
weeks issae, viz, Mcssrs. Daniel
& WIN. Reeder, Of this place,
purchasers. aud Mr.. Joseph Lot
ten, Of harlansborsh, Pa, seller.
CLARE COUNTY.
We clip the following items
from the Farwell Register Of Oct.
On: 'ii'll
The new Congregational church
building at Clare is progressing
finely
The extract Factory has shu'
down for ,hc season, Il supply Of
bark having failed.
Milan Russell, late telegraph
operator at this place has been
assigned 10 Lake Station, and
enters upon his duties to day.
A party of hunters, consisting
Of Armstrong, Touslcy and Dr..
Evans, went up north last week
and returned with one otter and
one beaver nearly rs large rs n
baby bulliphaut. The carcass OF
The beaver weighed upwards Of
60 pounds.
Mr.. f. q. Wilder left ut orr
office a beet and some potatoes
winch he raised on ground not
plowed or enriched by manure.
The beet is six inches in diameter
and Is inches in length, and the
potatoes are unusually large, al
Of which tend to show the produc.
iivcaess Of this soil in its natural
state.
The Wilson boys, not discour-
aged by the late disaster in the
blowing mp of their mill, have
commenced operations to rebuild.
Mr.. W. ii. Wilson info, ms us
that the machinery destroyed can
be replaced, and the mill put in
running order at a cost not to
exceed 81, 900, and Il Is intended
to have the mill running in five