The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-11

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st. Joseph fines the trAmps who appear
in her borders $50, aud then gives them 9
chance TO pays THAI amount In work on
the streets at rs centrpn1iayi BW
The Rev. wyllXs, HatI, Or am Atbor,
has been appoinf}N fhaplAin1Of the First
Regiment Nichis ff State Troops.
ThesaiaA dIl0DQ ooOflet of lumber to
/, Eastern, parties was effected at BAY City
at $3.50, $lI and $28.
iioA sufficient ann DIDN'T has been st1bscrft ed
10 the Ann Arbor, Toledo and Northern
Railroad 70 warrant the fcommencement
of the work at Dundee. -, me-
There is more pine timber standing to-
dayroon the Ontanayon River and lis
branches than any other, river in Michi-
gan, and good judges claim that tberetis
. more than there eyer was on any river In
the State, excepting the Saginaw and per-
baps the Muskegon.--O 7st0nuJ0n Miner.
The Nlasonicl fraternity are cautioned
not 20 loan money to awell-dressed, lady
like person, who represents herself as be-
ing the widow of VIM. Smith, of Farm
jngto,., Oakland oopAtyi,. She has xob'
tanned money from members of ldges
in Pontiac, st. Louis, Manchester and
elsewhere. ~ .
At the Reform School the fiscal year
s SSsea as esusa int into p H.
school and 1O2 discharged. During the
SSdischaFged. AT tRd close 81 the Issl
fiscal year there were 2f2 boys In the
school; at present thefe.are 26l,-an in1
crease of 10 during the last year. For the
pas four,months just Is boys have been
Z received each month. Applications for
permission to return to the school con-
tinue TO be received from boys who have
been discharged, andswho ind difficulty
in obtaining honest Ian,
sing Republican. !. q h,str,sA 80 l.so
q A great many farmers aud their famil-
les have passed through the city within z
day or two on their way north 70, locate:
They come mostly from the WesS and
n - Grand Rapids Demo rat. nsial''gs
The inspectors q Of the state ,Pr ison are
in session. The prison property is being
inventorietlg su'"h sTsosE
!, Two carrier pigeons were taken irom
, Grand Rapids 10 Grand Haverl'afew days
,eagOg and releasedy They few sdifectly
4 home, making the distance of twenty
miles in nineteen minutes. 80. 80 ss r.
On the 81 inst, the Rev. A. w. Mann
married, according to The ritual of the
Episcopal Church, David Burnett an
Mary Orvis, all of jackson, All the pa .
ties are deaf and dumb, and 1t is stated {
sat s,s a6sas tSg %Sisis4 W
also deaf ana dumb, and the second
. such Id the whole country. s-sS 'e',.ss
The universalists Of this state ASSEM-
VI biesi' in general convention at Grand
Rapids Thursday, listened to q denomjn-
'ati0nd report by the President, sermon
by Rev. s. Crane, of Hillsdale, and elect
ed- the following officers President, G.
iWF Kniclserbocker, of Wayne; Vice
FsssSSFsSHs IS sesSsSSy. shs kSTfM B. 3.
CARPENTER, Ha1Mnkhsed
John Strong, Jr, of South Rock wood,
Wayne Co., las sold to Mr.. j. A. Mooney
l22 walnut tresssas' they stand on his
i,ifarm, -for "a, 400 cash. . Mr.. Mooney is
getting them cut, and contracting to have
them hauled i'm logs TO the G. 8. II. r..
depot, to be sent by rail to New. York,
thence by vessel TO Europe. 80
Riiltoad Commissioners williams has
issued circular to the managers OF rail-
roads i'm this State, calling attention to
the State law requiring gates at Highway
Live stock is moving over the Michi-
the prospects Of q brisk trade III this d.
rectlon are very favorable. sg-1,s
The Unitarians had a very pleasant
session mt Jackson this week The con-
vention meets again at Kalamazoo next
April. Sf' ,spf.aEaiI
Wild pigeons are. beginning to fly, and
large numbers are being killed by sports
men. The flocks are larger than usual
this fall, and fy,quite low.
The yield OF PEPPERMINT oil in st. Joseph
county is estimated at $1,000 pounds,
worth, at present prices, $4,000.
Latest Michigan Patents: a. ,si''si
Emory Barnes, Mount Pleasant, nm
John R..Dickinson, Ida, drafts equslis-
ing devices for horse powers. y 'a1e4
Alvin 4. winchell, Albion, heating
William Gregg Mason, stone and log
sleds. ar
Franklin r.. osgood, Cadillac. enssn-
Lansford f. Wilder, Summer, board
''T Trade Marks--weentzelI Bros, Grand
Rapids. n irH
The two large stove works Of Detsoit
are running To- their full capacity now,
and making extra hours. .-,,,,,.rg.s
At ames(in& 1T Allegheny CITY, PA, .
) large nun1beg Of persons decided 10. re-
move to Northern Michigan. 80,
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