The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

r. II. HOLSTER has been stamping it,
this week, clearing a spot for garden
purposes.
The State Teachers Institute is i'm
session at Reed City, this week. 1t is
very well attended.
H. f. Young planted some "ccnten-
NAL" trees ON his homestead in this
township, last Saturday.
Owing to lateness i'm arrival of the
mail from the east, it will not be dis
tributed till the following morning.
Those new goods have commenced
to arrive at Emmett Coon & Co.'s.
Now's your time to make purchases.
w. A. Deuress is building fence, this
week. Such improvements add con-
siderably to the good appearance of the
village.
We are in receipt of Vick's Floral
Guide, an interesting periodical to all
those engaged in the cultivation of
| flowers.
Still another hands i'm his name as u
subscriber for the STAR, with advance
payment therefor. This time it is w.
III. Landon, of Ludington.
Jones & Hollister have a good stock
of plows, cultivators, and other agri-
cultural implements, and will give the
farmers satisfaction every time.
Revs. w. l.. Camp and G. b. Voor-
hees preached i'm Baldwin last Sunday.
The appointments of the latter will be
once i'm four weeks, hereafter.
We have been requested to announce
that there will be a meeting of those
interested i'm the organiza ton ola base
ball club, in Baldwin, ut o'clock next
Saturday.
Charlie Chick, the veteran river
driver, superintends the work Of clear
ing the logs from the North Branch.
This week will probably see the job
completed.
While fishing in Pickercl Lake. some
three miles northeast of town, last Sat
urday night, r. H. Hollister captured
pickerel weighing fourteen and one
half pounds.
Reed City seems likely to have the
Osceola County Fair, for this year, at
that place. The citizens have, also,
made proposition to furnish twenty
acres for permanent ground.
Mrs. S. NJ. Torrey, of Madison coun-
ty, New York, left for home last Tues
day morning. She has been spending
the Winter with her daughter-Mrs.
III. S. jerks, of Lake township.
WIN. II. Fisher had the misfortune
to lose one of his team ofhorses, by the
animal getting fast under pole i'm the
stable and injuring itself so I'm its strug-
giles that it was necessary to kill it.
We are in receipt of a neat pamphlet
Orsample papers, with price list, for
sale by the Blade Paper Il Printing
Toledo, Ohio; also, a pack
age Of sample cards and list Of prices.
We learn that one of the lessees of
the Reed City Clarion left, last Mon
lay, for the Black Hills. There Is
Of another change i'm the
of the paper in the near
future.
1t Is estimated that upwards of co.
100000 feet of logs will he run out ofth
three branches of the Pere Marquette
River, this Spring. All the streams
are overfiowing their banks; said to be
The highest water ever known here.
+. w. Helmick, music dealer and
publisher, 27S West Sixth street, Gin
Ohio, sends us copy of the
noted centennial song, "That Banner
Hundred Years Old" Price, so cents.
Five photographs. of the centennial
given to each purchaser of
song.
w. III. Landon, of Ludington, was I'm
town last week, engaged In the bust
ness of taking orders for fruit trees,
zines, etc. He met with very good
success. Mr.. l.. is also, general agent
or the new Underfeed Wilson Sewing
Machine, and desires local agents. See
ocal notice elsewhere.
According to the change In time of
trains over the +. & p. M.
Railway, which occurred last Monday
he mail and passenger now reaches
Baldwin from the east at 0:42 D. M:
soing east ut 5:22 a. m, same rs before.
The mixed train, going east, arrives at
Oh n. M; returning west ut 3:55 D. m. I