The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-10-24
HOME STARLIGHT.

| We welcome return of the Big
Rapids Herald to our exchange list.
Odd styles, or old stock, at coM and
beiow. EMMETT Coon d Go.
r.. Il. Sleeper is getting his mill ma
chinery repaired, so as to do more
work.
Supervisor Bigbee, of Chase, was
made the happy father of a fine boy,
last week.
VIM. Wood, of Matherton, Ionia
county, Is in Baldwin, visiting his SON.
in-law-.Alex. DeLong.
We received pleasant call from
VIM. e. Amber, Esq, of Pentwater,
yesterday. .e4ssW
The STAR has been created the of
fetal paper of the Board ofSupervisors
for another year.
Lee Mckinley, of Pinora, adds his
name to the list of patrons of the home
paper. Also, J. J. Hanese, of Elk.
0cOs hufoiiS llttb tuoNCu LIS iahiiiy
into the dwelling house lately purchas-
ed of A. Dodds.
The Board of Supervisors, on Tues
day, elected John B,lllinger, of Cherry
Valley township, Superintendent ofthe
Poor.
VIM. Dove, of Nirvana, informs us
that he intends to remove with his
family, OIL TO his homestead in Grand
Traverse region, next Spring.
w. b. Mott says we have been CIV
ing him credit for greater earthly pos
sessions than he owns. 1t Is forty acres,
instead of 100.
The attention of our readers is called
to the prospectus of the New York
Escning Post, to he found elsewhere.
Those wishing n first-class metropoli-
tan journal can find it in the Post.
]. j. Hanese, of Elk township, who
is yet very feeble, will probably remain
i'm Baldwin during the Winter, I'm the
hopes of regaining his former strength,
again.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
The shingle mill of Groff& & Derschel,
Pinora township, is said to have been
cutting all average of % nj u day for
af tttIx
and his crew seem to be the "boss"
one for turning out the splinters for
roofing.
Frank Sheppard, at c. w. Fuller's,
is sole agent for" ."Magictic Oil" and
We have heard it strongly recommend
ell 1t has been tried right here ut
home, and its merits fully proven. For
burns, rui ;cs, neuralgia, tOothache,
&C., 1t Is uirivaled.
With the November number, 81.
Niche'os, that chiefof children's peri
enters upon the sixth year of
its existence. During the coming year
it will contain four new serial stories,
all illustrated, besides the host of other
matter highly pleasing and attractive
to the children. They all like t,see it.
Scribner & Co., publishers, New York.
See clubbing list.
John Baker, one Of the old settlers of
Yates township, has left ut this office a
specimen fiat turnip, which measures
two feet and two inches In circumfcr.
ence, and weighs 81 pounds; also, two
fine winter radishes, which weigh to-
gether pounds and 2 ounces. Mr..
Baker il OH plains land; but is making |
fair hea,Iway towards a productive
farm, and seems always satisfied with
He has our best wishes for
success.
Scyi6ner's for November contains an
biographical sketch of the
celebrated poet, Longfellow, "a Night
With Edison," Johnny Reb at Play"
amply illustrated; besides other arti-
les of attraction. AS it Is approaching
he time wheh our readers are making
I'D their minds as to what reading mat
or they Will have during the coming
ear, we bespeak careful considera-
ion of the merits of the above named
,eriodical. 1t Is worthy place at eve
y fireside.