The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-04

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price OF 30 cents per year postage paid.
A beautiful picture IL also, given to
each subscriber. Ii should he in every
family where there Are boys and girls.
Liberal Inducements are offered To
agents. Those wishing sample copy
to examine, with view of subscribing
or getting up club will bc supplied by
writing OH postal card to the address
given above. twill prove good in-
vcstment for the pleasure of the little
ones.
We arc In receipt of IL postal card
with the following communication
written thereon; but no signature at
tached: "Thc Rev. VIM. l.. Camp, of
Chicago, who Is sent out by the Home
Missionary Society, will preach In this
place (mcaning, We suppose, baldwin,
at lOl o'clock II. M, and also, in the
evening, Sunday, Nov. eth. 1t IL
hoped that all good citizens will attend,
to consider the religious wants of the
town; whether II is desirable to make
Baldwin point for congregational
preaching for the year to come"
FOrman Brothers have effected sale
of their mill AMI pine lands in Yates
township, to eastern parties, and the
new prOprictors, We understand, pro-
pose to keep the mill running through
the Winter, and to put In 5000, 900 feet
of logs. If all accounts are true which
we hear of the new management, it
will Ike good thing for the settlers in
the immediate vicinity of the mill, as
well as benefit to the county at large.
Fighting "Mac" Is on Fosters bond
for payment of damages likely (s,,rcl
to bc caused the county by an appeal
OF his County Seat fuss to the Supreme
Court. Fighting "Mac." has left the
county. How beautifully 'things are
working" The people are 10th To
dance; but they must pay the fiddler.
The interesting story of deborah
Norman" is concluded In the NOvcln-
Der number of .irthur's Illustrated
Home Muga-i"c. This perso,lical Is
one of the best In the country, and IL
afforded ut the low price of $50 per
year. T. =. Arthur 4 Son, publishers
Philadelphia, PA.
In the November number of B,ui-
n0rti's MusicV World we find; besides
liberal quantity Of literary matter,
four pieces of music. 1t H. one Of the
best and cheapest musical periodicals
in existcncc-only $50 per annun,.
5. Brainard's Sons, publishers, Clevc-
land, Ohio.
We are i'm receipt of No. % of the
4fidinc. 1t Is completely filed with
choice, beautiful cngravings and excel
lent literary matter, and il well worth
the price, asked for it-S6 per year.
Single copies, - ccnts. Send to .\ldinc
Company, IS x ~ NcScy ST., New York
City.
Attention Of our readers IL called to
the card of Mcssrs. White 4 Haight, Of
LudingtOii-Onc of the widest known,
and most popular law firms in this por-
ton of the State. IL You have impOr-
tant legal business to bc put through,
they're your men.
a road has lately been opened
through the township of Yates, across
the town, from north to South-Onc
and II half miles from the west town
line; anil it Is now ready for travel. Ii
Is claimed that it L. the best road i,i
the township.
We understand that the contract for
furnishing fifty cords of 'jack" pine
wood, two feet in length, every stcl
split, for Use In county oiliccS-was let
to. Geo. Burt, of Wcbbcr township, at
SIC per cord. Cheap enough at twice
those figures.
The party Of hunters - Clifford,
Gregg, Bradshaw, Milroy, Van Grm-
dy and othcrs-from Delphi, Ind, re-
turned home last week. They report
cd having had abundance Of sport; kill
ing seven deer, besides small r. game.
The November number of the Wus-
fr,fcd Ho"schoid .Mogo-inc il on our
table. II is COOL periodical, and H.
afforded for 81 per year. Address,
Household Publishing Company, ~
Park Row, New York City.
a hunter named James Dcy, from
Jackson county, came across three
deer, few days since; shot two Of
them, and came very near slaughter
ing the third before 1t got out of range
Of his brccch-loading rifle.
To secure good dollar magazine, YOU
should subscribe for LOckc's National
.Monthiy, published by J. p. Jones, To-
lctlO, q. The November number H. al
ready out. Try it.
The la.cs. number of Hearth e. Home
contains u fine engraving of Hon.
Zach. Chandler, of Detroit, the newly
appointed Secretary Of Interior.
Deer arc being slaughtered rapidly
now, and vcnison is being shipped
from Lake county by the wholesale.
cap" R.,ss Is bound to keep his
copy Of the STAR running, and consc-
qucntly, RENTS.
Jas. ]. Parks and T.. w. I,olycn add
tn our happiness by furnishing liberal
supplies of fresh beef, on subscription.
The, new freight depot at Nirvana il
n,,,,x1.,ex~d