The Lake County star., 1876-05-18
HOME STARLIGHT.

The depot restaurant ut Reed City Il
now In running order.
And now, there's talk of anothe1
meat market in Baldwin.
G. H, Forman Is improving rapidly
and Is now able to sit up.
Sheriff Grant Is building park fol
his tame deer to roam I'm.
Mrs. Isaiah Davenport has our thanks
for fine mess of fresh pie-plant.
Remember the soldiers meeting in
Court House Hall, Friday, May 26th.
G. w. Helms is engaged this week,
clearing his lot on Michigan avenue.
The sawmill of Mcssrs. Bovee & Har-
ger started up this week. Success go
with 1t.
Next week we expect to be able to
publish Illustrations of the centennial
grounds and buildings.
Hon. VIM. l.. Webber, Land COM
missioner of the +. & p. NJ. Railway,
was in Baldwin last Friday.
q. w. Helms has bargained for lot
on Michigan avenue, and intends to
build this season, we believe.
ThO's Lucas has purchased the house
and lot formerly owned by Peter Cor
by, and intends removing his family
here.
Anyone desiring to purchase farm,
cheap, should read the advertisement,
"Farm for Sale!" which appears else
where.
II. A. Bray has so far completed the
new house upon his homestead in Web
Der township, rs to he enabled to move
into II.
The STAR will Ike on file In the pa
viliOn of the Centennial Exhibition at |
Philadelphia, and designated by the
number 1854.
Saturday next the Highway Com
will let jobs for repairing
bridges damaged by the recent freshets,
and log-running.
a. s. Fowler, of the firm of Acker-
man 4 Fowler, pigeon hunters, caught
Il dozen birds ut one throw of the net,
q few days since.
Another wolf met with an unplcas-
mt death ut the hands of J. w. II.
Ioodar, in Wexford county, few days
,go. 1t was caught in trap.
Lawless persons Chiefly Indians)
nave been making bad work by cutting
lOwn trees Inf the pigeon roost, for the
purpose Of catching the young birds.
1t has rained nearly every day for a
week past, still, yesterday (Wednes-
ay) wus very warm for the season of i,
he year. Vegetation fourishes finely. !,
The School Superintendent elect of I
'inora township-D. "A. Lathrop-hav- !
NJ failed to qualify, the Town Board
as appointed Samuel Wolf to fill va h
ancy. \
The remains of G. J. Al,lrich, whose o
cath was noticed I'm our issue of last O
eek, were brought to Reed City and ii
terrcd; the funeral discourse being
by Rev. Mr.. Wolfe. h
Among the attorneys present at the
ecial term of Circuit Court, this week,
e noticed Judge white, of Ludington;
ldge Burch, s. +. Dwight, J. B. judi
ns, Herscy; and John Q. Patterson,
ed City. W
The play ground about the school C'
use Is being cleared Of underbrush Isl
d rubbish, leaving tho live trees Sn y,
nding, and will make very pleas tn
I place for the children to enjoy Tn Tn
Fr
)ne hundred dozen live pigeons were Il
Ippcd by American Express from
spoint to Toledo, last Monday morn
:; along with about two and quar- 49,
tons Of dead birls designed for mar vs. vs.
in the eastern cities. ,v ~,
:. w. Trout, p. NJ, "wich Is Post
Ister" ut Reed City, has obtained a
tent on his newly invented mail bag m .h'
tener. Now, II Inc succeeds i'm get sat
q Uncle Sam to adopt 1t for use, EN- oc,
on will have good thing on his sol
,ds; which will all be very proper. ~
may be found card an 1t
incing the State Soldiers and Sail 10
Reunion to be held ut Detroit, next %e s
ursday, May 18th. Capt. J. q. Pat ms
son, Of Reed City, is local execu- tic
committee man for this section, 6
II IL desirable to have those who 10,
Ign going to the reunion forward Iy
ir names to him, and he will report chi
m at headquarters, in order, that the
ple. accommodations may be pro- wa wa
cd for all. s51 G
'ATAl. Arfunn~-r A.. II I'll u.