The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-05-03

!. The Township Board Of Health hs
, appointed DIR. II. V. Seallsn health O.
fcer.
Last Monday, April 3Oth, we wer
r visited with dashcs Of snow-enougl
: T" slightly cover the ground.
Frank Swift has moved from tn,
hotel building the house owned by Mrs
/, Hazen. fR vvvrsv
Received of A. w. Wheat 4 Co..
music publishers, East Saginaw, Mich.
the "Ised Ribbon March," by z. NJ,
Norris.
You can't help reading the new adj
verisemcnt of Emmett Coon & Co., to
be found OH this page. Give them a
call, and examine the piles of new
goods.
Our new Board of Supervisors went
through with their work In quick
time, last week. The manner of do
ing business expeditiously will no doubt
be pleasing to the people. &c
Miss G. A. Hollister, whs has been
visiting with her brother, r. II. Hollis
ter, for two or three weeks past, has
concluded to remain in Baldwin and
practice as physician.
J. Finstcrwald, of Ludington, Is still
selling ready-made clothing at prices
down next to the point of giving them
away. If you want to make little
money 20 u great way, call on him.
See his advertisement elsewhere i'm this
issue.
The Pleasant Plains township ceme-
terry will soon be surveyed into lots 20
x3O feet; ten lots in Il block; with al
leys 10 feet wide running north and
south through the center. The streets
will be 40 feet wide. Heads of families
resident in the township, are entitled
to lot each. The plat of the ground
will he kept in the township clerks Of
fec.
The well known law firm of Birch,
& Judkins, Hersey, has dis
solved, by reason of the removal of Mr..
Burch to- Grand Rapids, and the new
firm of BeardsIey & Judkins created.
Both members of this firm are known
rs men Of excellent character and abil-
ty in their profession, and will doubt
ess retain the large patronage hereto
ore enjoyed.
1t will bc seen by the proceedings of I
he Board Of Supervisors, published in 7
his issue, that the Board authorized
lac employment OF Judge s. Il. White,
4 Ludington, us prosecutor In the case n
( James NJ. Avery, charged with I'M {;
est; for the reason that tho Prosecut-
~ Attorney had been engaged on tie
efencc, previous to his election. We
elieve the action of the Board will n
lcct with the appreciation of citizens
y,
The friends of Geo. l.. Wilson, Sr. b!
i'll bc panied to learn of his death, ps
'ich occurred about . O'clock last
lturday evening, at the residence Of
IS son, in Elk township. He had
achcd the age of67 years, and had
ng since passed that point In Iifc's
urney where youth and strength
ndercd existence particularly dcsira- Fl
C. The remains were conveyed to w
'illiamston, this State, for interment. r'
Thomas Smurthwaite, Esq has gone Al
Fremont Centre, Ncwaygo county, b.
here he has entered into law part q
rship with L. l.. Edwards. Mr.. s. -,
though young in years and the prac- ri
c Of his profession, Is u man of cx- CT
Ilent character and ability, and is Isl
,rthy of the success Which we hone ? !.
may reach in his new location. OF Go
nrsc, Mr.. Slnurthwaitc's removal NJ,
.ates vacancy In the office of Cir Gh
1t Court Commissioner, which will H.
filled by appointment, we presume. PIT
Ne money invested in the literature Bu
the day will afford larger returns W. W..
IN that you may send to Harper & Fe,
Dthor, New York, for their illustrate Bri
Weekly. 1t contains excellent illus l.ir
tons OF every important transac- Ua
., with ably written articles ON all Sal
ding subjects, poetry, &c. The in On,
table cartoons of 9Th. Mast" deal s.s.
staggering blows to fraud and cor
ton through the power of ridicule n,
alone worth the price of the paper. ola
ID the prospectus and our list Of club t R%uy,
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