The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-02-28

factory in running order, ut Chase.
Ed. Indermill has returned from
school ut Ypsilanti.
The price of eggs has fallen, and now
ham and eggs are In order.
County Treasurer Deuress has gone
to Manistee. Oh business.
The Clarion says that Reed City Is to
have bank.
The Good Templars' social passed of
quite pleasantly, Tuesday evening.
Another slight dash of snow, Sunday
night. Tie ground was bare again,
Monday night.
We welcome to our table the Laings-
burg Ne,Os, a neat 5-column weekly,
edited and published by J. z. Stone.
G. w. Joiner & Son, of Chase, are
now engaged cutting shingles at their
mill.
The Winter of ls77-7s has passed
without sleighing, up here in Northern
Michigan. Just think Of 1t!
The citizens of Mnnistee propose to
run Il sort of temperance ticket ut the
coming election.
Morrison SandbOrn Is putting into
the river quite quantity of pine. He
sells to Hon. ID. l.. Filler, of Ludington.
The wheat trains have been running
lively over the f. & p. NJ, during the
past week.
VIM. North has moved his family to
the camp OH Jones & Hollister's lum-
bcring job, where he Is employed.
c. III. Chick has purchased some pine
from the +. Il p. NJ. Railway Compa-
ny, OH Section b, this township, and
is employed putting 1t in the river.
Herbert Little, of Eden township,
has moved his family to Baldwin, and
occupied the house formerly owned by
John Carpenter.
And now they begin to talk about
the coming candidates for township
officers. Pick your best men! Pick
your best!
The Wexford County Pioneer, a neat
folio Of same size az the STAR, and pub
lislcd 10y Chas. 8. Marr, at Sherman,
makes its appearance OF our table.
Welcome.
There was fair turn out to the
Washington Birthday Party, gotten up
10y c. w. Fuller, last Friday evening.
According to report, the affair passed
off very pleasantly.
A railroad for logging purposes is to
be built from the Muskcgon river, near
Evart to tract Of pine about seven
miles northwest of that place, belong
ing to the Bcidlcr Manufacturing Co.
We acknowledge the receipt of n
copy of the "The Common School
Teacher" published at Bedford, Ind,
and devoted to the cause Of common
schools.
The Ludington Appeal Is RESPONSE
bic for saying that the F. & +. NJ. Ry
Go. will in the Spring commence at
this end of the road and lay steel rails
OH the track to the distance of about
twenty miles.
Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, whose health
for some time past has been failing,
started, Monday morning, for the south
part of the State, where she will re-
main, among relatives, for the present.
Mr.. Carpenter accompanied her.
81. Nicholas for March combines al
most every stirring interest of child
hood and youth, and is full of activity,
variety and cleeriness. The little ones
are delighted to see 1t. Published by
Scribner d Co.
We are frequently in receipt of pos
tai cards, requesting US to send extra
copies of the STAR. 1t Is clear waste
Of one cent, cash money, besides the
time. Specimen copies Of the paper
sent to any address, OIL receipt of six
cents.
We publish, this week, communi-
cation from former resident Of this
county; but now residing ut st. Elmo,
III. "a. s. r." expresses the true feel
ing of a large class In this county, who
,lo not give voice to their convictions;
but who allow vicious influence to
hold sway unrebuked.
Our community was shocked, last
Friday morning, to learn Of the death of
Mrs. VIM. Fitzpatrick, Of Wcbber town.
ship, during the night previous. Mr..
Fitzpatrick was absent, In Arkansas at
the time. The remains were taken OH
the Saturday morning train to Belle
vue, Eaton county, for intermcnt. IL
was expected that Mr.. X. would meet
the remains at the last named place.
The March number Of the National
Repository contains an interesting IL
Illustrated article descriptive Of the Sol
diers' Home ut Dayton, o., besides 9TH |.
er matter Of value to the general read
er. The magazine Is pure In all its de-
tails, and highly worthy place ut ev-
cry fireside. Published monthly at So |
q year by Hitchcock q Walden, Gin
cinnati, Chicago, or st. Louis.
The Outline Of last week says that
"On Wednesday, Seth G. Shattuck,
the ex-treasurer Of Burdell township,
was arrested on two warrants; one for
embezzlement of township money, and
one for misappropriation Of moneys
belonging to school districts, during
the four or five years he has been In
Office. The complaints are made by
Andres Bevier, ESQ.,, and IRE based
upon late teinvestigatlons made by agents
of the G.. II. q /. II. II. Co., assisted by
Go. Treasurer Raymond. Mr.. Shat
tuck appeared before Justice Radcliffe,
at Hersey, and gave ball In the amount