The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-09-07
HOME STARLIGHT.


The family of County Treasurer Deu-
ress left last week OH visit ut Ypsi-
lanti.
Mrs. f. L. Harger has gone to visit
her old home i'm the southern part of
the State.
All those VINO wish to work for Lake
County Agricultural Society, fitting up
q Fair Ground, are requested to come
along at once.
Hon. Jacob w. Ferris will make u
Republican speech i'm Court House Hall,
in this place, Wednesday evening,
Sept. 18th. Turn out, everybody.
l.. w. Bolycn and s. Brockway have
lett some handsome potatoes in pay
ment of subscriptions. We would be
pleased to have more of our subscribers
go and do likewise.
Lee S. Cobb, of Yates, and Elliott b.
Kline, of Elk, have our thanks for
some fine melons. Oliver and VIM.
Davenport compliment the printer with
excellent potatoes and tomatoes.
Mr.. Oliver Davenport has left ut the
STAR office, n tomato vine loaded with
the ripe vegetables, which exccls any
thing of the kind we have ever seen.
How about those "barrcn plains?"
Hon. O. O. Stanchfield, of Ludington,
and l.. w. Kicker, of Chase, gladden.
the heart of the printer by handing in
paid-up subscriptions. John $. King
also, relieves his Indebtedness in like
manner.
A Sabbath School picnic, under the
auspices of Elk township Sabbath
School, will be held next Wednesday,
at Kline Lake, near Renoe. Ageneral
invitation is given to all the Schools in
the county.
The Republican Representative Com
mittec, for this District, chosen at the
recent Convention, is composed of the
following: c. G. Wing, +. +. Hopkins
and J. J. Gildings, of Mason; and "A.
Joiner, G. Oviatt, Lake county.
If any one doubts the ability Of set
tiers in Lake county to raise choice
fruit, let them come to the STAR office
and see the specimens from the farm of
Mr.. Frank Skinner, PinOra township.
They are nice enough for anyone.
On Monday last, while L. w. Bolyen
was working on VIM. Woods building,
he accidentally fell n distance of some
ten feet, striking OH his head and
shoulders, and so severely injuring him
that Mt first his life was despaircd of.
lie was removed to the residence of
John Kirkland, and was attended by
Drs. Mott, of this place, and Wood of
Hcrscy. at the present writing it is
thought he will recover.
The following prcamblcs and resolu-
tons were adopted by the Union Sab
bath School, of this place, Aug. 9th:
WHEREAS, ON tho occasion of the excursion
and picnic of the Union sabbath School, OF
Baldwin, Aug. 2hl, 1876, the citizens OF Bald
win and vicinity contributed generously
In money and eatabics for our benefit, there
fore
sabbath School, of Baldwin, are due, and here
by rendered to said citizens.
WHEREAS, During our recent excursion ana
picnic, the citizens Of Chase and Pinora
I'd to OUR a@Gr that
Resoised, That VIC hereby tender them our
sincere thanks, AMI assure them that their
filvors will ever be remembered with pleasure.
Resoired, That the above preamblcs and res
Olutions he spread upon the journal OF TINS
sabbath School, published, and copy for,
warsied to the Supcrintcndcnts OF Chise ana
PinOra sabbath Schools.
We have received from the publisher
copy of the "Ikuycs and Wheeler
Campaign Songster," containing a
good collection of rousing Republican
songs, full of the necessary nerve and
energy. Many of thesongs are printed
with the music complete, for the use of
Glcc and Quartettc Clubs. A large ma
jority of the songs are set to tunes al
ready familiar to every one. The Song
ster also contains short biographical
sketches of our next Chief Executives,
with portraits on the titlc-pagc. We
expect to hear these campaign carols
roll from the manly Threats of loyal
voters everywhere throughout the
length and breadth ofo land, before
the day of victory arrives in November.
The publishers offer extra discounts OH
quantities to campaign committees.
Send 10 cents for sample copy. Adj
dress John Church & Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.