The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-24

w. III. Delamater gratifies us by pay
Ing a years subscription In advance.
There will I've a social hop mt the
Baldwin House, next Tuesday evening.
H. A. Bray intends moving on his
homestead In Weber township, this
week.
Mayor p. NJ. Danahcr, Of I.udingtOn,
was In town during the latter part Of
last week.
The young people had n pleasant
little dancing party at J. ID. Garland's,
last Tuesday evening.
Attention Of our readers II called to
the letter of Gov. Bagley, given In AN
other part Of this issue.
The special term Of Lake Circuit
Court will commence In Baldwin, one
week from next Tuesday.
Absence from our Office and making
rollers for our presses, has delayed the
issue Of the STAR, this week.
in. Murphy furnishes Us wood on
subscription. Who comes next, with
wood. cash, or other "dickcr"
Twill pay cash for 100 cords ofHem-
,u.k Bark, delivered ut the depot,
baldwin. I'D. GARLAND.
DC. Warner, Esq, has received the
appointment ~ United States Commits
sioner for the Western District of Mich-
igan.
The pay-car passed up the +. & J..
NJ. Railway, last week. Only u "r-
ton Of the employees received pay,
however.
w. II. Dclamatcr and family, Of
Charlotte, have been In Baldwin for
several days, visiting their relatives
J. ID. Garland and wife.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, Of LIudington,
preached AN interesting sermon ut the
school house, last Sunday evening. Ii
Is expected that there will he services
at half past two o'clock next sunday.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wrdnes-
,lay of this week, We had snow ami cold
weather. There's none roO much snow;
but enough to make fair slipping IN
the woods. Lumberincn feel clatsi,
in consequence.
If YOU want Il good dollar monthly
magazine, write to }. +. Jones, Io'ed"'
o., publisher Of L'ck''S -N"fi"""
.uvnfi.ty. specimen copies sent free.
II is ~ good periodical, and deserves u
wide circulation.
We learn that Mcssrs. Danahcr q
Mclcn,ly contemplate constructing
tram railway from one of their camps
over ON the south Branch to the river,
for the purlSD-c Of hauling logs to "c
r,r,t,.i down the stream ia l.I,tinstOn.
Aprivatc letter from Hcrscy, Informs
u. that q religious revival Is progress
ing there, and that quite number OF
leading citizens Of the place are among
these. to take sides with Christianity.
Meetings are being held every after
noon and evening.
A few days since DIR. W"sl, Of big
Rapids, assisted by Dr. Mott, OF this
place, performed u successful operation
ON Charlie Roberts, removing an ab-
cess from his back, just below the point
of the left shoulder, which had been
troubling him for some time.
A very interesting prayer meeting
was held In Baldwin, last Wednesday
evening, and it was determined to com
tinue the meetings every evening this
week, and perhaps longer. \ room
has been given 10y II. \. Bray, over
his store, and 1t has iScn fitted up for
small gatherings. The number ofscats
will Ike increased.
The March number Of .Sr;bncr's
Monthly Is already at hand. No bet
ter illustrated monthly l. IN existence,
and it richly deserves its extensive cir
culation. 1t Is published 10y. Scrihncr
4 Co., 7i3 4 745 broadway, New York.
See clubbing rates with the STAR, to
be found elsewhere.
In 81. N;ch0i,,s we have very de-
sirable publication for the youth. II
may trul, I've sail that II takes the lead
among periodicals. for children. Terms
for the magazine, SD per year, or We
will furnish the SrAR and 81. .NichOios
one year kor $40. Published by Scrib-
ncr 4 Co., New York.
Il seems that DIR. Geo. w. Brown, OF
Reed City. is 40. Il graduate Of Michi'
gan state University, ~ shown 10y 4
letter from III. u. Bennett, Secretary
Of the above institution, to the Outline
According to Bennett's statement
I,rewn holds no diploma, but II IL prob
able that he attended one course 81
! lectures mt the University. I'm 1874. We