The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-23
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list Of subscribers Ia the STAR.
DIR. Mott claims to have the hos,
cellar, In town.
Postmaster Kline has added II new
secretary and book ease to his office.
There was pleasant surprise party
ut J. ID. Garland's, last Friday evening,
A party of hunters from Jackson
county, went into the woods of Eden
township, last Saturday.
A very severe frost, last Friday night
added the finishing touches to garden
sass" In this locality.
We are ready for all the wood our
subscribers see fit to bring us, OH sub
scriptiOn.
Mrs. w. G. Benedict, of Nirvana,
has returned from Pennsylvania, where
she has been for some time, on visit.
Jones & Hollistcr are havinga hand
some front placed IN their store build
ing, purchased of DIR. j. y. Grove,
some time since.
VIII. Croft has abandoned the pro-
ject of putting In n mill over on the
South Branch, and will start it in Mir
vana.
See what Markham, of Reed City,
has to say about organs, sewing ma
chimes, and "sieh," among the local no.
ticcs i'm this edition.
The Union Fair, ut Jersey, occurs on
next Tuesday aud Wednesday. 1t Is
fur to presume that there will be good
exhibition.
John Thomas, formerly a resident OF
Baldwin, but now residing at Maple
Rapids, was in town last Friday and
Saturday, looking after his property
interests here.
Emmett Coon, Of the firm L. Coon
and Co., has been to Detroit for the
purpose Of securing that huge stock of
new goods with which to I'LL that new
store room.
The State Lecturer Of the Changers,
{. l.. Whitney, Is expected to bc In Ellis
worth, on the eth inst. \ Grange
will doubtless bc organized 10y Special
Deputy Carroll, ut that time.
If you wish to interest AMI cnlighten
the minds of your children, send for
that excellent periodical, Goiticn Hours
published by Hitchcock x Walden,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tie October number Of the Lotlics'
Repository il ut hand. Age does not
cause this periodical to lose any Of its
substantial excellence. 1t deserves II
large circulation. Address Hitchcock
& Walden, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cameron, Of the Osccdin outline, In
speaking of the 500 to SS'W c,sts to
Taxpayers, growing out Of the Lake
County Seat trouble, says that amount
fought to sa,i-fy amy dispassionatc
mind, as enough"
n special election was recently held
in Wcbbcr township, for the purpose
Of clecting Il Justice Of the Peace To MI
a vacancy caused by one of the Justices
elect, last Spring, failing to qualify.
w. j. Mc(auscy Was elected.
l.. J. Kinmc, IL typo Of the STAR Of
flee, started out, last week, on tour
to the State Fair, and to his old home
In the south part of the State. Now,
IL you discover errors in the STAR, for
the next three or four weeks, don't
credit them tO the '',lcvil."
County Clerk Towncr has moved his
office, the county records, &C., tO Bald
win, and the county business moves
along smoothly once more; without
the serious Inconvenience to which
the people were subjected for 50 long u
time.
Is there energy enough In Lake
county to get up II Fair that will afford
us material for u three or four column
oft? We will do u cheap"
Of gratuitous advertising for Lake
county, as we'll ns each farmer me-
rhanic, manufactures, merchant and
inventor, If they will but give us
chance.
We understand that the Township
Board Of Yates has called a special elcc-
ton for the purpose Of voting OH a prop
DsitiOn to raise Sl,OOO for contingent
expenses. The town was not I'm debt
last Spring, 50 we learn, and $500 was
voted Mt that time; besides there bcing
some 500 or $500 due the township
rom the county or State. Some of the
'cttlcrs want to know why this is thus
y?
a change took place last Sunday,
N the time Of running trains over the
Flint & Pcre Marquette Railway-thc
evening passenger trains having both
,ecn discontinued. The express from
he west now arrives at 7:4S, instead Of
':35, as formerly. Express and mail
rom the east, arrives ut l:32, instead of
,:2S p. m. The freight runs rs before.
The corrected time card appears else
where In this issue.
Last year collection Of produce of
Lake county was sent to the State
Fair. AS there had bccn no thought
IN the part of II majority Of those send
ing articlcs-a month prcvious--to cx-
,ibit, the fine collection created no lit
lie surprise. The exhibition Of the ar
'iclcs was an excellent and widespread
and advertisement
or the county. It's benefits Indirectly
cached all classes and all persons I'm
he county. a greater surprise may bc
prepared, and every citizen reap great
n benefit by proper cxertion at the
coming Fair. II Lake county IL to
AXE her place In the front rank of en-
erprise and prosperity, the citizens
must be up and doing. Just so long AZ