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

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Ice s. C.-No "ohsncc" yet.
Geo. Broenle viii soon have his "cat
: be house, In full blast.
: There was pleasant chop" at Cour,
House Hall last Thursday evening.
!. II. d. Blood, ofYates township, wants
is copy of the STAR to continue.
Read +. Coon & Co.'s new advertise
! ment In another column.
Fred. Drilling IL finishing off his
dwelling house, on Seventh street.
Mrs. w. ID. Mott has returned from
her visit to her old home in Wisconsin
There was genuine thunder storm
In thisS ocality, last Saturday evening.
Rcv.(:) r. +. McClclland has left
Chase and gone to NOrthport, Lcelanau
county.
Lake county wheat carried off the
first premium ut the late OsccOla Coun-
ty Fair.
Are we to have cemetery ground
fitted up this season. or il 1t now 'tOo
latc?'
County Treasurer Dcuress started for
Lansing, on Tuesday last, OH business
connected with his Office.
Indian "Joc" Hall has brought quite
IA number of beaver to town, lately,
and sold to our merchants.
We allow 80 cents per b,lshcl for po-
tatU,s delivered ut this office, OH sub
scription. Now's your chance.
Geo. G. Townsend AMI Is. II. jerks
place their names among those who
advance payment for the STAR.
To any one bringing us three new
cash subscribers We will furnish a good
agricultural paper for one year.
The school In this place commenced
last Monday morning, with fair attend
ance. Mr.. O. Switzer is teacher.
A. II. Allen, of Pleasant Plains town.
ship, hands us the necessary paper for
one years subscription to the STAR.
From Mr.. Isaiah Davenport we learn
that ID. G. Davenport Is ut present In
mercantile business ut Grand Rapids.
See notice elsewhere of meeting to
make arrangements for holding q re-
union of OK soldiers and sailors of Lake
county.
Don't send your money out Of the
county, when you can do Us we'll trad
ing with home merchants. It's poor
policy.
II YOU want to let the people know
what Is going on in your different To-
calities, send in items Of interest to the
STAR.
The freight train, Tuesday night,
furnished some frcsl, beef for the Rail-
way Company, Il few miles west Of
town.
The new school house i'm Dist. No. 1,
Elk township, H. completed, and school
opened in it for the first time, last Mon
day.
There was n genuine touch of Winter
lat Saturday and Sunday nights
freezing tight, and about two inches of
snow.
Don't bring us any wood on sul'scrip-
ton! Now, don'G If you do, well
burn every stick, and that will he the
end of 1t.
Several weather prophets are pre-
dieting an "opcn Winter the coming
season. Hope they are not "false"
prophets.
The more prompt, hearty and sincere
our support, the harder We can and will
work to advance the material interests
of Lake county.
If you are about to purchase sewing
machine; Wilson, Weed, or Domestic;
call ut this Office and see what chances
we offer you.
Zachary Blood, of Pinora township,
informs us that he has rails ed 7O0 or 500
bushels of corn OH his place, during the
past season. Well done.
Geo. Clifford, Of Delphi, and A.
Gregg, of Rockficld, Ind, want to try
the STAR, and have handed In their
names, with the "greenbaX."
Those who have not already received
their diplomas given by Lake County
Agricultural Society can have the same
by calling at the STAR office, Baldwin.
Cherry Valley township is consider
ably ahead of Pleasant Plains In the
matter of cemetery having the
ground already cleared, fenced, and In
shape for use.
The fourth and last, for this year, of
Rounds' Printers Cabinet has been re-
ceivcd. IL Is the ncatcst periodical of
it, kind we know of, and every printer
should zee 1t.
a platform has been built by the F.
4 Y. NJ. Ry Company at their depot
In this place, tn Ike used I'm storing
baicd hay, shipped In here for use In
tho lumber Campo.
Those of our subscribers who have
expressed a desire to pay their sub~crip-
ton with potatoes should hurry them
along, before genuine continued frccz-
ing weather commences.