The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-03-14

Chase tomorrow friday evening.
| Any quantity Of maple sugar or syr
up received on subscription to the STAR
About 10, ,0O0 shingles iS the averag'
weekly cut Of +. ID. Lacy's mill at Mir
vana.
A COW was killed by one Of the spe
cial freight trains, yesterday morning
near Forman Station.
Ed. Lacy, of Nirvana, has the jot
Of cutting some 400 piles for the r. q
p. M. Railway Company.
Scott VOORHEES, says the longer he
lives In this locality, the better he likes
the soil, climate, DC.
Here It il, near the middle Of March,
and no sleighing yet. We commenced
| to make garden March 18th.
Levi Bovee, Of Webber township,
has sold his place to parties In Indiana,
and talks of leaving Lake county.
! We received pleasant call, yester-
day morning, from N. II. Mckee, OF
Dover township, one Of our old patrons.
He reports matters in. Dover rs peace
fil and prosperous.
Thos. Smurthwaite, ESQ, OF the law
firm of Edwards 4 Smurthwaite, FIRE.
mont Centre, was I'm town last Friday.
He talks strongly of returning to Lake
county. Hope he will. :.
We understand that Mr.. G. III. Hutch
ins has withdrawn from the firm oi
Tuxworth Brothers 4 Co., and that the
boys are again running the mill OH
their own hook. Hope they will sue
G I'd.
Notices have been posted, calling a
Republican caucus to be held In Court
House Hall, Saturday, March 23d, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates
for township officers Of Pleasant Plains
tJwnsLip.
The April number Of Psterson's is al
ready mt hand; filled AS usual with in
tercsting and attractive matter for ev'
cry class ofreadcrs. Chas. j. Peterson,
Publisher, 3O0 Chestnut ST., Philadel-
pl,ia, Pa.
A party from Baldwin went on O
fishing trip to Star Lake, Monday, and
were lucky enough to catch about
tI,rce-fourtls of barrel. l.. A. Car
pel,ter. one of the fishermen, has oul
thanks for u fine black bssss.
Owing to removal from the township
death and failure to properly qualify
Fix township is left without solitary
Justice of the Peace; and j. j. Hanese
township clerk, Informs Us that spc
cial election has been called for the I'd
to elect Justices to fill vacancies.
Vck's Illustrated Monthly for Msrcl
contains rs frontispiece n bcautifu
colOred engraving of cluster of gladi
o!as. Every gardener and florist shoult
become subscriber to this periodical
Send Sl.25 to Jas. Wick, Rochester, n
", and secure copy for one year.
The attention of our readers Is callet
to the advertisement of Jas. Wick
Scotsman, Rochester, n. Y, whicl
appears elsewhere In this issue. TIL,
reputation of Wick Is worldwide, as {
first-class scotsman, and one who doe
the fair thing by his customers. Sens
for catalogue.
The pile Of lumber-about 400,00'
feet-sOld some time ago by L. NJ. Har
tienburg, at Forman Staten, to II BOyt
4 Co., of East Saginaw, has In turr
been sold to u firm in Boston, and Il
being loaded on the cars and shipped
to Flint, where it will be dressed, ant
re-shipped.
Sweet Brothers, at Forman Station
are shipping about two car loads o
lumber daily from their mill. It u
chiefly car timber for the Chicago, Bur
Iington Il Quincy II. r. They also
have contract for furnishing 10000
feet of rough lumber to Kalamazoo
parties.
We acknowledge receipt ofa beauti
full floral cross. from the establishment
OF George Stinson & Co., art publishers
Portland, Maine. 1t Is perfect gem
We have had chauces of examining 1
number of specimens Of the works o
nrt from the above named firm, ant
have always observed them to be first
class.
The following section Of the laws q
1877 is entitled to the careful consider
alton of every citizen: "It shall bc un
lawful for any person to sell, barter, o
givc away any spirituous, vinous o
malt LIQUORS. OF the day Ofany election
held within this State, under the con
stitution or laws thereof; and 1t shall b
the duty of all mayors Of cities, presl
dents Of villages, and supervisors Q
townships, within five days previou
to the days Of election as aforesaid, {
issue proclamation, warming the IN
l,abitants Of the provisions Of this ac'
and that all violations Of the same wi
subject tlle offender to prompt AN
speedy punishment, and requirin
sherifYs, marslals, constab'es, and pS
lice officers tn close, and 1t shall be tl'
duty of such officers to close all hsuss
or places found violating the provision
of this act, and to report forthwith a
violations of this act, to the prosecutli'
attorney and mayor, president or 81
pervisor aforesaid, and whose duty
shall be to Immediately prosecute sue
violations Of this act. An person WI
shall violate any of the provisions
this section, shall be deemed guilty
a misdemeanor, and upon csnvictlo
, thereof, shall be punished BY nne
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