The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-12

HOME STARLIGHT.

Circuit Court convenes next Tuesday
Ciothcs-line thieves are "around" In
Reed City.
Holiday goods--a large and finely
selected stock on the way.
E. Coon & Co.
| About twelve inches Of snow last
week.
Only three more days for legal slaugh-
tering of deer, this season.
Sam'l Shafer adds his name to the
list OF STAR subscribers.
The Reed City Sunday Schools are to
have Christmas tree.
John Watson remembers the printer
with nice" spare-rib." Thanks.
VIM. Bonney has moved to town
with his family, to spend the Winter.
The post-office has been re-establish-
ed at Renoe, Al miles west of Baldwin;
with Orville A. Lincoln as postmaster.
Our old motto-"Good goods prompt
pay, and quick sales"
EMMETT CooN & Co.
We understand that VIM. Baker, Of
Eden, has moved his family to Bald
win.
John r.. Mann, Clerk Of Pinora
township, was in town last Saturday
morning.
Wexford county hasn't q single GRIM
inal case ON the calendar for the De-
cember term of Circuit Court.
A "bee tree" containing 900 lbs of
honey was discovered in Grant town
ship, Newaygo county, not long since.
Those who desire to read the Presi-
dents Message can find the same, i'm
supplement- form, with this weeks is
sue of the STAR.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut coa and
6cl0w. EMMETT Coon & Co.
A Christmas turkey, did you say?
Well, we are not very particular, but
one tipping the scales ut from Is to 70
pounds will answer.
Enos Futrell, of Ludington, ell
courages the home paper by taking n
copy himself anl sending another to
his father, i'm Indiana.
DIR. Van Week, of Sturgis; an old
patron Of the STAR, sends the where
with to keep his copy running for an
other year.
Rev. Mr.. Pritchard, Of Ludington,
conducted religious services In Bald
win, OH "Wednesday evening of last
week.
Christmas comes one week from next
"Wednesday, and the indulgent '"par-
tents" are now puzzling their minds to
decide upon just what to present for
the qualification of the "young uns."
Four propellcrs-the Mcnomince,
7FucsdcH, Oeonfo and Dcpcre, have
been chartered by the f. & p. NJ. Rail
way Company to run from Ludington
to Milwaukee during the present Win
ter.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon Il Co.
Independent journalism has no truer
exponent In the West than the Chicago
Weekly Nc,os. Its political news is pre-
sented free from partisan bias. See the
announcement of clubbing with the
STAR.
Geo. w. Brown, a hunter from Gen.
nesse county, shot a 170-pound buck,
last Saturday morning, four times ION
the run), and then the animal would
make an attempt to charge at Brown,
and had to be finished with an axe.
We are in receipt of No. Vol. / of
the Ludington Den,ecrat; published by
Marsh 4 Co., and edited by E. w.
Marsh. In his salutatory, the editor
announces that his paper will bestraight
Democratic. 1t is neat 7-column
folio, and printed entirely at home.
Here's our Ha-. Shake.
Oscar Beebe has moved his family
into Baldwin, for the Winter. Jacob
VOORHEES, has done the same thing.
Mr.. Beebe says he has produced enough
from his place, the past season, to
"keep" his family. Considering the
fact that he had no team, 1t was doing
pretty well.
Our stock Is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon 4 Co.
Those of our farmer friends desiring
q first-class agricultural paper, should
consider the advantages offered by the
Michigan Fdrmcr, published by john
stone & Gibbons, Detroit. The paper
Is well worth the price asked for 1t. See
the prospectus, published elsewhere;
also, the clubbing rates with the STAR.
On and after the first of January
next, the price of subscription to the
STAR will be only $1.50. All new sub
scribers, from this time forward will re-
ceive the paper for $1.5O: and all old
subscribers, who have paid in advance,
will he credited ON our subscription
books, at the new rate, after Jan. 1st.
Peterson's Magazine for January Is
already on our table. 1t Is triumph
OF art, literature and fashion. Either
of the beautiful steel plate engravings
are worth the price Of the number.
There is also, supplement, with full
sized pattern for q Winter mantilla.
The publisher, Chas. J. Peterson, sOe
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Holiday goods-a large and finely
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