The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-02-06
HONR sTARLIoHT.

! at the close OF another week.
The Sleeper shingle mill seems to b
doing a thriving business, at present
There is talk of another newspape
at Big Rapids-Rephblican in politics
Mrs. E. B. Kinne, Of Elk township
has our thanks for fine roll Of butter
There was ''sho" at Court HOUSE
Hall, last Saturday evening.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut cot a~d
6elOw. EMMETT Coon 4 20.
Zerah Belknap and wife returned
last Tuesday, from their visit to Fulton
county, Ohio
Mark r. Chase and family have
moved from Elk township to Reed
City.
e. b. Kinne is hauling lumber on the
ground, preparatory, to moving the Jail
and fencing the lot.
The young people had fine sport dur
ing the evenings Of last week, skating
on the lakes In the vicinity Of town.
If you want to know what has been
and Is being done In Lake county by
way Of Improvement, subscribe for and
read the LAKE COUNTY STAR.
Our stock Is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon 4 Co.
The oldest daughter of Harry Sawyer,
and young man boarding at s. w.
Thompson's, Yates township, are sick
with measles.
The Ice houses In town are receiving
their supply for next Summer. Ice Of
u very fine quality, about foot thick,
is easily procured from the McLaugh-
lin Lake, near here.
The February number of the Mnsicat
World fully sustains the high standard
reached and the reputation 1t enjoys as
the "leading American musical jour
nal" s. Brainard's Sons, publishers,
Cleveland, Ohio.
F. ID. Lacy, of Nirvana, is getting out
some fine Norway pine sticks, and
shipping to Jesse Hoyt, Esq, New
York. L. has q contract for furnishing
l4O sticks, 70 feet long, with prospect
of still larger job.
We had another snow storm, Tues
day; renewing the sleighing, which
was badly tried during the thsw, last
week. 1t IL one of the finest Winters
ever experienced Ia this country. Mer-
curry has been below zero but little, 90
far.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
ut lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon 4 Co.
There Is talk Of u change in one of
the officials at the U. g. Land Office,
Reed City. II that Is 50, there are
let us see--um! oh! one, two, three
well, fingers and toes don't suffice In
gthecsndidates who will proba-
bly, show willingness to be offered up
on the altar of their country.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Man
sgement of Lake County Agricultural
last Thursday, It was resolved
% build shed for stock, on the Fair
iround; the building to be 2sx50 feet.
i. A. Bray and Geo. Oviatt were APP
,ointed as committee to drxft spcci-
and receive proposals. for fur
fishing material and putting up the
he'd. .
Our old dmotto-"Good goods, prompt
'ay, and quick sales"
EMxETT CooN 4 Co.
The Anacrican Agricuhuria for Feb.
ontains an interesting illustrated ar
icle on the lumber and iron regions Of
lichigan, by David w. Judd, Vice
resident Of the Orange Judd Com
ANY. 1t will be followed by another
Dng illustrated article--in March num-
er-on the iron mines OF the upper
eninsula. The AsricultWrist il one Of
he very best periodicals Of its kind
and is looking to the material
interests Of Michigan. We Are pleased
D see that II IL quite popular with our
srming community; IL deserves to be.
he STAl)sand Agricuixurist can be
btained at this Office for $3.50 year.
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