The Lake County star., 1877-11-08

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vantages Of Michigan.
There 10 rumor Of change In the F,
d p. N. time table, next Sunday.
Oscar Beebe has moved into the Bray
building.
Lewis Heiges renews his subscriP.
ton to the STAR.
Mrs. G. Brott has our thanks for some
nice tomatoes for pickling.
J. B. Taylor has moved int the old
Cafiery building.
Robert Joiner has his new mill at
Chase, enclosed.
There are two new settlers on the
north side of Section 8, Chase township.
Sleighs were brought out last Mon
day for the first time this season.
They have Literary Society at Mir
vana. 1t meets over +. ID. Lacy's
store.
The Thermometers mercury stood Mt
two degrees above zero, Tuesday morn
ing.
Elder Mann has returned to Nirva-
ma, from Emmett county; to which
place he removed last Spring.
Abram Kinney remembers the prin-
ter with fine load Of wood, on sub-
scription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Davenport, OF
Webber township, have gone on u Wis
It to the south part Of the State.
Interesting State, Congressional, and
general news may be found ON the in
side Of this paper.
A side track has been put In at Re
nee; and the side track at FOrman
heightened out.
HI. Rudd Is adding to the appear
ance Of his blacksmith shop by cover
Ing It with siding.
Capt. E. Saunders, Of East Saginaw,
was in town last week, and gave us a
call.
Mr.. Page, the purchaser Of Geo. w.
Clark's place, Elk township, was ex-
pccted to remove here this week.
The Reed City LlariOn Is printing
another page at home; pretty sure
sign Of increased prosperity. Glad OF
Il.
Loring Grant, of st. Johns, brother
Of Isaac Grant, Of this place, left for
home, Monday morning; after visit
Of about week.
John Quick has gone to Shiawassee
county after an OK team; with which
he intends going iuto the lumber woods
the coming Winter.
Thso. Carr, route agent Of the Amer
lean Express, was up the road last
week, looking after the interests of the
Company.
The family of Ebcr L. Harxer have
renewed to Holly, this State. Henry
II. Isbell now occupies Harger's house,
in this village.
Parties from Canada have been to see
the plains land In Yates, and talk OF
buying some Of 1t, and trying their fer
tunes there.
Twelve land-lookers, from Canada,
arrived In Chase township, last week.
We believe their intentions arc not yet
known.
Frank e. Fairchild, Of Cherry VAL
ley, has sold his team and other prop
erty at Nirvana, to f. ID. Lacy, and
moved to Clinton county.
e. Coon 4 Co. keep . full stock OF
goods In their line Of trade, and are al
ways on hand to receive customers.
See their advertisements elsewhere.
Stanchfield has again opened his
camp at this place, and intends finish
Ing his operations on the railroad Sec
ton Of land.
]. 8. Evans, Esq, an attorney from
Big Rapids, was In town last week.
He was prospecting with view to 10
eating here.
The F. q p. M. Railway Company
has ordered another side track put in
at Hersey for the accommodation Of
the lumber manufacturers Of that vii
lage.
Charlie Brott and his family have
changed their pestoffice address to Hes
psria, Newaygo county-Charlie In
tending to put In his time In the lum-
Der woods, next Winter.
Those who have preserved the wealth
or reports heretofore published In the
STAR, can compare the rainfall Of Oc-
tober with that Of any other given, and
see the great difference.
In publishing the delinquent tax list
In the STAR, this year, not single err
ror occurred In the whole six hundred
and seventy EIGHT entries; which we
consider pretty fair work for . back
woods ofiice.
The first snow OF the season fell ins1
Thursday night and Friday morning
to depth Of about two inches. 1t dis
appeared as quick ~ II came. Last
Sunday night snow fell to . depth Of
some eight inches.
Geo. Hanks, smplsyed on the new
elevator at Lndingtsn, accidentally fell
one day last week, . distance OF some
30 feet, breaking rib, enc thigh bone,