The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01
VOLUME VII.


HOME STARLIGHT.
Vol. z, No. !;
Six long years of labor, done;
Plenty Of care, and little of fun;
And hopes of the future, by the ton
Items Of news are scarce, this week
! We will furnish the STAR and Chi
cago Weekly N~s one year for$2.
The modest, yet pretty crocus has
beeni in bloom for two or three weeks
The woods are beginning to teen
with wild flowers.
| The postoffice at Renoe has been dis.
continued again. qs.o
Now, the sroquet player is on the
war path once more. 3iN
Fires are said to be raging in the
woods of Yates township. A
Minnesota Spring Wheat for seed;
only few bushels left. e 1t
4 ~ iAt E. Coon & Co.
Sylvester Cork, Of Cherry Valley
township, has been quite sick.
L. A. Carpenter is making some very
neat fish spears.
That rain, last week, was just the
thing to start vegetation. Gf
g., w. Helms has moved to his farm
in Dover township.
Mr.. Jas. i. Veeder is putting up a
house on his new place, on Section 16.
Can't some of our local correspon-
dents scare up a few more items?
CIV. Rose is fitting up his new sa-
loon building in attractive shape.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut coa and
beto~. 15 EMMETT Coon & co.
Oscar Beebe had the misfortune to
lose his COW, from disease, last Nom
day.
Capt. G. w. Townsend, of Webber
township, has seeded IL acres to clover,
this Spring. s7''.'4'
.Smurthwaite has moved his f,lmi-
ly into the dwelling recently purchased
of +. l.. Allen. ta
Interesting State items, and the arti-
cles 'SchOol Censl,s'' and EARN Law"
Oh the inside pages Of this paper.
1t didn't require a great deal of ice to
enable one to keep cool, yesterday
morning.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices. ~
EMMETT COOK & co.
Cotton has established tclcgraphic
communication between his house and
the depot. arf
Bachant was In Detroit, last week,
purchasing new goods; so now, look
out for fresh arrivals.
VIM. Case, of Yates township, has
moved OH to farm In Newaygo coun-
ty, and J. J. Howell works his (Casc's)
place. this season.
q. H.. Chick and M. ID. O'Bricn ar
rived ut Baldwin, from Emerson, Man.
itoba, last week. We have not learned
as to their future Intentions.
n Where are those subscribers who in
tend to bring that nice, sound, dry, 16-
inch wood? We would like to have a
little talk with them.
DON'T you forget 1t, that there's q
handsome stock of Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,
&C., DC, Mt s. l.. BACHANT's,
Chase, Mich.
As we failed to get over into the To-
calities we desired to, last week, there
Is light installment Of sketches in
this issue. 3t
You will always find interesting State
items OH the inside cages of the STAR;
besides Legislative and Congressional
proceedings, in their season.
The Wexford Pioneer says that there
has been more maple sugar manufac-
tured i'm the vicinity of Sherman, this
Spring, than has been made i'm five
years.
We understand that Mr.. Jewett, who
recently purchased the farm ofA. Rey-
nolds, Pleasant Plains township, Is to
move with his family and take possess
sion at once.
We are sorry to learn that Nathaniel
Bonney had leg accidentally broken
while working at Johnson's lumber
camp, Cherry Valley township, few
days since.
From the Outline we learn that f.
w. Crevits, a former typo i'm that Of
flee, has recently opened flour and
feed store at Hersey. Here's the hope
that he will meet with success.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
snn EMMETT Coon & Co.
The Wexford County Pioneer closed
It's seventh volume, last week. 1t is
good local sheet, laboring for the inter-
ests of the people as well as It's own,
and deserves TO be well sustained. g
We are requested to announce that
meeting Will be held at the school
house in Dist. No. I, Pleasant Plains
township, at IL O'Clock q. M, Sunday,
May 4th, for the purpose of organizing
q Sunday School. 'sH ftiq q
= We are panied to learn that Morri-
SON Sandborn, of this township, re-
celved q telegram from Portland, this
State, announcing the death of his
father, Edward Sandborn, at his home
near Portland, Tuesday, April 10Th.
Our old motto .'Good goods, prompt
pay, and quick sales" sss-
.srIBn EMMETT Coon Il Co.
The Farwell Register says that a par
ty Of surveyors passed through that
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