The Lake County star., 1876-06-22
HOME STARLIGHT.

Mrs. Isaiah Davenport has our thanks
for beautiful boquet of flowers.
We are again late Ia issuing our pa
per, by reason of our roller collapsing.
Supervisor Robertson, of Dover town.
ship, pays up his subscription to the
STAR.
The Board of Supervisors were in
sess ion nearly nine days, land adjourn ed
last Z Tiesday.
Supervisor Pence, of Chase, and Chas.
w. Holly, of Pinora, add their names
to our subscription list.
The fireworks for the Fourth have
arrived, with keg of powder to blow
the thing up in good shape.
1t is expected that Rev. w. L. Ca mp
will preach in the school house, at 3
o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
The members Of the Union Sabbath
School will meet for a sing at f. Inder-
mills, on Saturday evening next.
We have had rain, more or less, eve-
~ day for week past; and no frost.
Everything is in fine growing order on
the plains.
Everybody in Lake county, with
their wives, cousins and aunts, should
come to Baldwin, on the Fourth, and
all join in having good time.
81. Nicholas for July comes to us with
all its hitherto good qualities fully pre-
served. The leading child's magazine
of the country. Scribner & Co., pub
fishers.
Sam'l Brockway has presented us
with Il nice mess of Strawberries, the
largest and handsomcst we have seen
in this locality. They were grown OH
plains, without special culture.
The July number of Scri6ners
.Noathly is at hand, and is, as usual,
filed with interesting and instructive
matter. 1t is valuable periodical for
anyone, and deserves its extensive cir
culation. Scribner & Co., publishers,
New York City.
School District No. Ain Pinora town
ship, has u good school house 20x3O
feet; is well painted; good out build
ings, dc. When the house is fully
completed, it will be one of the best of
its kind in Lake county. School is be-
ing taught in the house, now.
We were pleased to receive a call
from DIR. Van Week, of Sturgis, one
day last week. He was up looking af-
ter his landed interests in Wcbber
township. The doctor is going to the
centennial, same as every other fortu-
nate individual i'm the land. He still
wishes to remain u subscriber to the
STAR, and for that purpose, pays an
other year In advance.
For the information of several in
quiries, we state that the parties i'm this
township, charged with criminal pro-
ccedings while officers of the township,
and now awaiting trial in Circuit Court,
have given bonds in the sum of $500
each. The following arc the bonds
men: For VIM. Wood, Emmett Coon;
j. B. Taylor, G. NJ. G. Ross; j. North,
j. Cavanaugh; G. NJ. G. Ross, Nj.
O'Brien.
The Legislature of Michigan, at its
session of 1876, enacted the following:
"Al saloons, restaurants, bars, bar
rooms, in taverns or otherwise, and all
places of public resort where intoXicat-
ing liquors are sold, either at wholesale
or retail, shall (unless otherwise de-
termined and directed by the Board of
Trustees or Common Council of the
village or city where such saloons, res
taurants, bars, bar rooms are kept, be
closed OH the first day of the week,
called Sunday, and OH each
weekday night from and after the
hour of IL o'clock until 6 o'clock of
the morning of the succeeding day.
Any person who shall violate any of
the provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by q fine of not less than twenty
five dollars, nor more than one hun
dred dollars, and costs of prosecution,
and on failure to pay such fine and
costs, shall be imprisoned in the county
Jail not less than ten days nor more
than ninety days, or both such fine
and Imprisonment, i'm the discretion of
fha COURT ~