The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-03-07

HOME STARLI0HT.
See notice of "Ghl Wanted!"
County Clerk Towner and family
have gone to Kent county, visiting.
Read the new advertisement Of EN-
NETT Coon 4 Co., in this issue.
Jones 4 Hollister use ''high wheels
for banking their logs.
Don't talk any more about the cold
Winters of Northern Michigan:
We will pay Is cents for a copy. ol
the LAKE COUNTY STAR Of the date
August Goth, 1874.
L. nj. Harienburg has purchased the
Indra House, at Nirvana, and will take
immediate possession.
How many intend adorning the front
OF their premises wish shade trees, this
Spring?
Preparations are being made by the
F. 4 p. NJ. Railway Company for erect
ing warehouse at Ludington.
The Ludington Record has changed
its publication day from "Wednesday to
Friday.
Mrs. ]. d. Garland started last FRI
day morning, on visit to her former
home in Eaton county.
Now IL the time to subscribe for your
county paper and secure one of our
premium books-''The Home Guide"
There will be "Maple Sugar Party''
at Chase, OH the evening of the 10Th.
Good music and supper will be provid-
ed for all who chose to enjoy 1t.
The Oceana County Journal has
changed hands-B. f. Saunders retir-
ing, and Messrs. Palmiter 4 Edison TAX
ing the helm.
Conductor Crawford bossed the job of
putting up some 1000 tons Of ice, at
Holly-for the +. & p. NJ. Railway
Company. It cost about Is cents per
ton to harvest 1t.
The attention of our readers Is called
| to the advertisement of Mr.. B. Hatha-
way, of Prairie Ronde, this State, In
which he makes fine offer to those
wishing fruit trees, &c.
Messrs. Tuxworth Bros & Co. is the
name of the new firm. If you want
anything In the line of shingles or lun-
ber, send In your orders to them, ut
Baldwin, Mich.
Mr.. Buchanan, Of st. Joseph county,
has arrived and opened up his stock of
groceries, &C., In the building south of
| Garland's. We understand that son
or son -in-law intends to open IL shoe
shop, next door north Of Garland's.
The first day of March was clear and
pleasant; the next day, warm rain;
the two days following, clear and pleas
mt again. That's the way March
"came in." 1t remains to be seen how
1t will "go out"
We acknowledge receipt Of copies OF
the Irish World containing interesting
illustrated accounts of the labors and
sufferings of the Irish patriots-Robert
Emmet, Adds Emmet, Theobaid
| Wolfe Tone, and others.
The two express offices at Reed City
have been consolidated, and j. n.
Crocker, agent for the American, holds
the fort for the consolidated forces. AT
east, this is what we infer from read
ing the Clarion.
From the Ludington papers We learn
that at about 5 o'clock on the morning
of Feb. 7th, a man named Thomas
Fursman, aged fifty four years, was
drowned by stepping into an air hole
while attempting to cross the Ice on
Lincoln lake.
The Coldwater Evening Press Is the
name of neat, sprightly daily which
makes its appearance upon our table.
It Is published by Kingston and Wag-
pott. and furnished to subscribers for
IS cents month. 1t looks as though
Il would meet with deserved success.
A neighboring newspaper thus tells
the truth: "The man who orders his
paper stopped, because there appears
In 1t something he don't like, at once
registers himself deadhead, and reads
the paper with closer attention than
ever-at the expense of some one else"
The ex-treasurer of Burdell town.
ship, Osceola county, waived examin-
alton on the charges of embezzlement
and misappropriation ofpublic moneys,
and gave bonds I'm the amount of 81 900
I'm the first mentioned case, and $500 In
the next-for his appearance ut the
May term of Circuit Court.
The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take newspaper out of the Of
flee, or removing and leaving the pa
per uncalled for when the subscriber Is
In arrears Is prima Jdcie evidence Of In
territorial fraud; and yet, If newspaper
men were to denounce such men as
cheats, what q howl of indignation
would belch forth.
The Outline of last week says: ION
Wednesday morning J. B. Judkins re-
ceived an invoice Of new law books
wendall's New York Reports, % vol
umes, and the New York Digest, 4 vol
umes; amounting to$lO0. This Is quite
On addition to the law library of Boards
ley h Judkins, and makes theirs by far
the largest and best selected collection
of law books In this county"
Record--The Pere Marquette Lum-
Der Co. are giving their mill general
overhauIinQ and making several nec-