The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-01-13

I'D. Garland has been taking a few
shakes, lately, at the hands Of sgue.
d. G.. Warner Is another of our pa.
irons to come forward and do his duty
financially.
Parties desiring to club the Detroit
weekly Post with tho Stan can have
the two for $3.50 a year.
w. A. Burnam Is confined to his
bed aud suffering severely from in
fiammatory rheumatism.
"Uncls Billy" Rudd and w. N.
Rudd, left Baldwin for Pewamo, their
old home, Tuesday morning.
And now, the happy man Is c. F..
Basom. It's boy, too; weight nine
pounds; and born Jan, 9TH, 1873.
A Ludington artist has been doing
several nice Jobs of lettering and sign
painting In Baldwin, during the past
week.
We are again ha wing genuine
touch of Winter, with little snow,
and lumbermen are beginning to feel
encouraged.
The attendance ut the school in this
place Is, We believe, the largest ever
before known. Mr.. Switzer seems to
give good satisfaction as a-tcacher.
The Lake County Seat case did not
come up for argument in the Supreme
Court, last week, as stated by us. 1t
was set down for argument,on Wednes-
day of this week.
Through the courtesy Of w. A. Car
penter, Gen. Ticket Agent of the De-
troit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rail-
way, we are In receipt Of an annual
fec 1876.
Prosecuting Attorney Warner went
to Hcrsey, Thursday afternoon, for the
purpose Of arguing against sn applica-
ton of Messrs. Burch, Beardsley &
Judkins, attorneys for Saml Dent, for
u writ of ha6eds corpus.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
compliments Of the Chicago & Michi-
gan Lake Shore Railway Company, in
the shape of an annual for 1875;
through the courtesy of A. NJ. 'Nichol,
Gen. Ticket Agent Grand Rapids,
Mich.
We call attention of our readers to
the new card of the Baldwin House,
in this issue. Mr.. Indermill, the pro-
prictor, il using every effort to render
the hotel first-class In all its appoint
ments, and second to none In this re-
gion Of country.
The fclon on l.. w. Bolyen's hand
mentioned previously, in the STAR
became so bad that OH Wednesday last,
DIR. Mott amputated the finger. We
sincerely sympathizc with Mr.. b., as
the loss of u fore-fnger is no trifiing
matter.
1t should bc borne in mind that on
Tuesday next the annual meeting Of
Lake County Agricultural Society will
take place In Baldwin. We presume
it unnecessary to remind those of our
readers residing and having interests
in Lake county, of the Importance of
this enterprise, and we expect to sec "a
goodly number present.
I.cv. w. l.. Camp has been conduct
ing religious meetings i'm this place,
every night this week. There has been
good attendance, and constantly in
crcasing interest, which is very graft
flying, and speaks well for the place.
There is considerable talk of continu-
ing the meetings next week, and we
hope it NAV be done.
VIM. Wood informs us that our item
OF last week, relative to payment of
taxes by the +. & p. NJ. Railway Com
pany to this township, had a tendency
to mislcad people as to the facts in the
case. He states that the Company
was not fully prepared to pay the taxes
on that day; that the practice of exam
lining records was carried out I'm other
townships; but that they thought the
town taxes too high. We give all
sides hearing, for we have no desire
to cast unjust reflections ON any.