The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
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j. w. Swift, of Yates township, Il
engaged finishing his dwelling.
The Changers hold their annual Har
vest Festival, Mt Chase to-day Thurs
day.
Deer hunters, with dogs and guns
are coming in quite rapidly now-a'
days.
y very severe wind-stOrm visited
this locality last Monday evening
lcvcling considerable timber.
Supervisor Pence, of Chase, is anOth-
CT Of our subscribers to pay up. Proper
credit given.
Rev. III. n. Hall has left an appoint.
mcnt to preach in Court House Hall
on the afternoon of Sunday, Oct. ODD.
Rev. Mr.. Pritchard, of Ludington,
conducted religious services both NOR
ming and evening Of last Sunday, il,
Court House Hall.
There's been change in time OF
running trains over the Grand Rapids
u Indiana Railway. Sec new time
card.
The potatoc crop is not rs good this
year H. last, but the price Is better; SC
that il comes out about even after all.
VIM. Il. Gildart, Esq, will deliver q
political speech at Renoc, tonight, and
ut Whitcomb's mill tomorrow (Eri-
day. night.
We are pleased to hear that another
:. School was organized In Baldwin,
last Sunday. Have not learned names
0i officers.
Supervisor Miller, OF Lake township,
Informs us that he raised three pcclis
of "snOw flake" potatoes from | J pounds
% seed, this season; II pretty good yield.
Charley McSloy is putting on the
finishing touches to his dwelling, and
making nccdful preparation for the
cold Of the coming Winter.
J. ". Howe, OF Ellsworth, j. NJ.
Foster, Chase; w. NJ. Gibbs, Yates;
and :. +. Dwight, Esq, lIcrscy, were
in town Tuesday.
Wc will say to our patrons that the
STAR Is gradually extending its ac-
q,Ilintancc, and as Il conScqucn ii
growing more valuable rs an advcr-
thing medium.
County Treasurer Dcurcss has Just
returned from Lansing, whittier he
has been for the purpose of settling
with the State. Lake county has
funds on hand again.
We learn that another change in
.imc of running trains over this end of
the 4. IL l.. NJ. Railway will shortly
take place, ami that the mixed trains
will rum rs il did previous to the last
change.
Lee >. Cobb, Of Yates, reports having
a patch of potatoes, this year, OH sand
which has already produced three
.ropS, and that said potatoes yielded at
lie rate Of go bushels per acre. Good
FOR the plains.
The wcstwarl-bound passenger train,
last Monday evening, encountered SOW
,ral fallen trees between here and Reed
lily, and Us Il consequence, the steps
10 the car platforms were sadly demon
Allied.
Wni Thompson, of Wcblcr township,
sratilics us 10y bringing i'm nice lot of
'arly rose and pcachblow potatoes, OH
Although raised OH the
,lains, they arc as good as any one
,ccl ask for.
Ti,c Printers OF the STAR office were
Igrceably surprised n few days since,
~ receipt Of u good-sizcd box of grapes,
rom friends I'm Ohio. Such treatment
8 not often bestowed upon us'hcrc in
he woods, and calls fortlrUur warmcst
hanks.
On Friday last, Hon. =. M. Dana
Ter and Maj. /. Gibson, of Ludington,
Ind j. l.. Lawrence, Esq, os Neway-
90, visited Baldwin, and treated the
'iti.cns to some Democratic speech
making. From oil that we can hear
he Democracy were well pleased.
Ptcsor's Magazine for November
. OH our table, ahead of all others.
{ Is an unusually good number, even
Or this first-class lady's book. The
Steel Plate, "Innoccncc," is
rom an original picture by that world
ANGUS artist, Sir Joshua Reynolds. "A
romincnt feature of this Magazine Is
Is copyright Novelties, two of which
ppcar i'm this number, "NIiss Crcspig-
'y's Absurd Filtration" by Fanny
Iodgson Burnett, and "The Days of
'cvcnty-six," by Mrs. Ann s. Steph-
ms, both very far superior to the con-
inucd stories to DC found I'm magazines
generally. But as cotcmpoary says,
Inc stories, the fashions, the patterns,
II short, everything i'm "Petcrsons" is
he best of its kind. The price of this
Magazine, too, Is another thing in its
,,vor. 1t Is but two dollars n year.
The prospectus for 1877 is published
With this number, and we find that
he prices to Clubs arc astonishingly
ow, viz.:thrce copies for $3.50, with a
upcrb engraving (27 inches by POI,
Surrender of Corvallis" to the per-
on getting up the club; or 0 copies for
$3.50, and copy of the Magazine for
So as n premium to the person get
ing up the club; or seven copies for
'll.O0, and both an extra copy and the
premium engraving to the person get.
ing up the club. For large clubs the
'riccs are even lower. a choice of
lcvcn splendid premium engravings,
or framing, is given for forty cents
xtra, to subscribers for. Peterson for
his popular Magazine. Address