The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-15

checked the work of finishing the new
county lookup.
Tom Delzcll, the popular eX-Clerk OF
Osccola county, was in Baldwin, Tues
day, and gave us hand shake.
Hon. VIM. l.. Weber, Hon. o. o.
Stanchtield and Hon. p. NJ. Danaher
were in Baldwin, Tuesday.
A. S. Phillips, former relieving agent,
but now acting as travelling auditor OF
the L. q p. n. Railway, was in Bald.
win, Monday.
We have had good sleighing for two
weeks past, and those engaged in lum.
berins have improved it to the best
possible advantage.
John Carpenter, who has been ell
gagged blacksmithing in Carson 5 camp,
during the past Winter, moved back
to town this week.
Capt. l.. Saunders, of East Saginaw,
il up in this region much of his time
lately, losking after trespassers Oh the
lands Of the L. L. p. n. Railway.
John Mench started for Arkansas,
Tuesday. Ec is to take in Calhoun
county, on his route, and leave the sto-
len team recovered by Sheriff Oviatt,
in tie hands Of the rightful owner.
The March number of Brainard's
Musical World is on our table. 1t con-
tains, several choice new pieces Of
music. 1t deserves to be in the hands
Of every lover Of music. S. Branard's
Sons, publishers, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick Informs us that quite
a number Of citizens Of Chase and ELLIS
worth townships contemplate going to
Arkansas. 1t looks as if there were
Diorc OF these Gil the climber land
thinking of changing location than on
the plains.
Fresh and beautiful, attractive as
ever, comes the April number Of r.
tcrSon's .Nuga2ine. Itdcservcdly ranks
among tile best periodicals OH the globe,
and * Il universal G,vorite with the III
dies. Publisher-Chas. J. Peterson,
3o6 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Only little more than two weeks
clapsc before the annual town meetings,
AND its time we began to look all ways
and smile hopefully for Office. If you
Won't give us office (and We see q re-
fusal cleaning out of that wicked cor
ncr of your eye, t.:cn give us II job of
printing your tickets, neatly, prompt
~, for cash in hand.
We learn that Albert y. OrcnIs, the
young man who was nearly killed on
Roxbursh's rollway, near Whitcomb's
mill, three weeks ago, has so far rccov-
cred as to he able to move around. IL
was bad hurt; both legs and the right
arm having been rendered usclcs, for II
time. He is 10 years Of age, and his
parents reside in Milwaukee.
The Outline says Fred. Wilder, oldest
son of Frank Wilder, of Hcrsey, was
killed while loading logs at his fathers
camp, in Clare county, one day last
week. One of the logs accidentally
rolled upon him, crushing his thigh and
lower part of his body. lie lived four
hours after the accident. The remains
were brought to Hcrscy for intcrment,
last Friday.
A petition has been sent to the Leg
islature, asking for the organization of
Osceola county. We understand the
plan contemplatcs the annexing of
part or the whole of Lake county to
Osceola. Well, we've been thinking
The matter over ever since we first
heard of it, last Summer, and the near
est we can come to any definite con-
clusion regarding it is, that it might
I've a good thing for Reed City, but far
ther than that the glorics and advan-
tagcs arc exceedingly slim.
John S. King informs us that Inc has
sold his farm I'm Clinton county; but
hangs OIL to Lake county and his tract
Says he intends to try sheep
raising, feeling confident that the bust
ness can be made to pay here, If prop
crly managed. It appears feasible,
and we have no doubt but there's mon
cy In 1t. We understand that Hon.
VIM. l.. Wcbber, Land Commissioner
Of the +. & y. NJ. Railway, is ready to
offer rare facilities for getting sheep
in here for settlers desiring to raise
them.
We invite attention of our readers to
tho prospectuses Of Harper & Brothers
publications, to he found elsewhere i'm
this paper. The fame of the magazine
and papers Is too worldwide to need
any special mention from us, yet we
desire to call to the minds of our read
ers the fact that 1t Is paying invest
mcnt to put money into one or more of
these publications. Better cut off the
needless luxurics and secure that which
will prove q substantial benefit and be
worth many times what It cost you.
The three taken together may I've said
to almost constitute library. Every
thing of importance in passing events
historical, biographical, religious,
political, the fashions, wit and humour,
poetry, &C., &c.--all are described and
in the best and most faithful