The Lake County star., 1877-05-24

of his farm in this township.
| We learn that Anthony Sitser ha
sold bis place and left feg " 3,t
C. w. Trail remembers us with
lead Of wood, ON subscription. ..ib
CIV. Helms ls improving his piac'
By fencing, &c. t,,, sa
4 Mesquitos arc prcsenting<their bill
at q lively rate .l'p.t 3P.ll3e 8',. -.s.
Indermill has purchased = span o
ponies for use ~ sort Of livery team
Potatoes now retail for si..o pei
bushel. .. n8h
CHI. Chick Is about building an ad
dition to his dwelling. a4Q
Wheat.is reported .as looking wei
upon the plains this season.
More rain Monday night; but rather
cool. nif9 p. 'it it''
The county jail Is being painted, this
week. M .9t r '.J
Building is lively in Reed City, this
season. They are bound to have a
town there. 93t 80
, Walt another week, and you can
catch grsyling with a hook; but don't
spear tlacSa. . I s1-tia
Piary Beals and his son-in-law, Wn,.
Stewart, have moved with their fami-
lies to st. Johns, we hear.
Tho's. Smurthwaite moved his f,M-
ly and household goods to Fremont,
this week.
VIM. II. Taylor, 90 we hear, has
traded his land IN this township for ten
acres In Montcalm ceunty.
Jones d HolIister's stock ofdry goods
has arrived, and will be opened as soon
~ their building is completed.
Jshn Mcnch brags considerably over
that bouncing boy he found ut home,
on his return
The prospects Of heavy crop Of
whortlchcrrics on the plains, continues
good. rr.,o...s- ..a.a.
J. B. Taylor left Baldwin, Tuesday
morning, for Indiana, where he thinks
Of locating OH farm. ,e
A party from Nirvana, Friday night,
had finc sport spearing fish, In North's
lake. t.,.-,.,
See tho corrected time card Of the
+. 4. 4. NJ. Railway, to be found In
this issue.
The Clarion says that about $4,000
are ieing expended IN building i'm
prove,ncnts in Reed City, this season.
The present running time ON the F.
& Il. nj. hallway, makes 1t very incon-
vc,,icnt f;r those from this quarter
Wishing to do business IN Ludinytnn.
G. q. Townsend has moved back in-
to his hetcl buildiu north Of the rail-
road, and will agalH open the house to
the public. .,-sr 5u
The Big Rapids Herald Is now issued
seini-wcekly. 1t Is sll right (larring &
its ;,oiitics) and gives evidence Of re-
ceiying . good support. .i 81.
We understand that there will be u
temperance meeting In Baldwin, to-
morrow friday evening. A Mr..
Ray IL to be the speaker, We hear. 30
Flower seeds planted In tl,e garden
Of the editor Il this paper showed
leaves above the ground within five
days. Quick enough, We take 1t, for
any soil. il.,i,,lii'-l = 'i'..'.'
y. r Fairchild, of Cherry Valley;
George North, VIM. North and Julius
Maaske, Of Baldwin, add their names
to tile list Of subscribers to the county
paper. ~. w ,-ar,5
( Jones 4 Hollistcr have force pump
IN the well In front of their store, and
by testing 1t few days ago, theyfound
they could throw water all ever their
buildings, with the Md Of hose.
Last week we Inadvertently omitted
to mention that on Friday, May llth,
Burt Withsrell had portion Of one Of
his hands sawed off In f. ID. IAcy's
shlngis mill, Nirvana. sf'eo =,
Last week We Inadvertently omitted
10 mention the fact that Alfred Bray
had received the contract for building
the brick vault to be used as q deposit
for county records. Tho price to be
paid for the work Is $40. sa0
Children delight to read 81. McAosds,
and no wonder, for II is one Of the most
attractive periodicals Of It's kind in the
II n publislsed by Scribner q
Co, New York, and 10 offered for 8.
Club rates with the STAR, $2.2&
w. w. Whitney, music Publisher,
Toledo, Ohio, sends us = new temper
sncs song and chorus -"Nowherc to
CO." The following IL tl,e opening
gtanxa: 90 tfif ,f4 pt e4 ua
''Hcmeless tonight and with no one 70 pity,
uWssry ofliyinE and dying with voc; no
Frsszins and starving, yea nowhere to Co."
We ore frequently In receipt Of let
ters OF inquiry concerning the advan-
tages and Disadvantages of Lake coun-
"; slss, requests for copies Of the pa
Per. To those desiring an answer, we
would say, do not forget to enclose the
necessary stamps, and your requests
win be promptly complied with.
The June number Of that excellent
periodical, Scri6ncy's Monthly, is on
sur table. Those ofour readers desir-
Ing Interesting and Instructive reading
matter in their families, can find II In
this magazine. 6cribner q Co., pub
iishers, New York. A reduction by
clubbing with this paper. af .ll
The Lumberman's Bank, Ludingtcn,
fkiied one day last week, and we learn
that n. p. OBrien, Of this place, who
was intsnding - start for the Black
HIM. Monday. had shout 81 900 depos-