The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-19
VOLUME VI.



HOME STARLIGHT.
Next Wednesday is Christmas.
A big rush for Holiday goods at
e. Coon & Co.
Firewood is in good demand these
days.
Hon. VIM. L. webber was in town,
this week, attending Circuit Court.
Ephraim Page and family have re-
turned to their home in Elk township.
Take look at the article headed "No
Blanks"
Z. Coon & CO. have nice stock suit
able for holiday presents.
We regret to learn that s. G. Randall,
of fSummitville, is failing In health.
you want to "laugh and grow fat, !"
send for Puck for one year. See pro-
spectus elsewhere in this issue.
Tell your friends and neighbors that
the county paper cen now be obtained
for $l.50 per year, postage paid.
Zerah Belknap and wife start this
week for visit to their old home in
the south part of the State.
S. Z. Dickens has been appointed
Supervisor of Eden township, nice
VIM. Baker removed to Baldwin.
Our old motto-"Good goods prompt
pay,sa and quick sales"
EMMETT Coon & Co.
Another passenger coach has been
added to the mixed train over this end
of the +. & p. NJ.
Sec the advertisement of L. A. Car
penter, in this issue. Those wanting
work in his line will do well to give
him a call.
Capt. G. w. Townsend, of Webbcr,
is getting out material with which to
build new barn, next Summer.
According to the returns published
in the Post d Tribune, Haight's ma
jority over McAlvay. in this Judicial
District, is 345.
Now is the time to renew your sub
scriptions to the STAR and by paying
25 cents additional, secure two papers
for year.
Geo. Brown, Esq, Roadmastcr of
tho +. & p. NJ. ipy, and wife have gone
to Colorado, with view to improving
their health.
You can secure your county paper
and fine l6-page monthly-Furmer'~
RerieW-for one year, by paying only
Sl.75.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Cook & Co.
You can now afford to take Chicago
paper. See the announcement: ut head
Of the editorial column of club rates
with the STAR.
Crawford is off as conductors of the
mixed train over this end Of the +. &
p. NJ. R'y; and K. Miller is OH in his
place.
We hear that several Of the settlers
in Dover township expect to put up
new barns next Summer. Glad to see
the evidence of prosperity.
We acknowledge receipt of a copy
of the Report of tho Commissioner Of
Agriculture for 1877; through the
courtesy of Hon. VIM. G. LcDuc, Com
missioner.
1t is reported that w. g. Cameron,
of the Big Rapids Herald has about
made up his mind to take charge of
the Fremont Times, and remove to that
village.
Odd styles, or old stock, at cont and
6ctow. % EMME1r Coon Il Go.
l.. M. Hardenburg has sold the In
dra House, and has bought the Nirva-
IN House; the former proprietor of the
latter being about to remove to Mont
calm county.
Among the best periodicals In the
world may be found Scribner's Menthiy.
1t deserves place Mt every fire-side.
The January number Is already out.
See prospectus.
The january number of 81. Nicholas
Is very attractive one for the little
folks. Before you decide upon the list
of your reading matter for the coming
year, read the prospectus, elsewhere.
Mrs. G. r.. Williams, of Dover, has
the thanks Of the printer for can Of
nice maple syrup. Taken along with
cakes it Is the best preven-
tative against leanness We know of.
We nre head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon e. Go.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
the Annual Report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, for 1878, full, clear
Of the condition of our coun-
try's finances.
III. III. Mccullough, formerly Of Bald
win, but laterly Of Reed City, is about
to move To Tustin, OsceoIa county,
where lie starts a drug store and
small paper, to be called the Adramce.
"Jim" Holden, Of the Farwell Reg
is'er, has started another paper, this
time In Ogemaw county, and called
the Herald. He'll make a success Of
1t, II there's any chance at all.
Horton Crandell. Of Cadillac, and so
years old, has wagered 500 that he can
walk 100 miles In 24consecutive hours.
He proposes to do the trip tomorrow,