The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-02-27
VOLUME VI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

Tomorrow is the last day Of Winter.
Look out for f. Coon Il Co.'s new
ad., next week,
And still the SHOW comes; about 4
inches more, last Tuesday night.
The farmers In the maple regions are
beginning to think of making sugar.
| There is renewed prospect Of grist
mill at Baldwin.
| The party at the Occidental House,
last Friday, was a success.
| The job Of moving the Jail and fenc-
ing the lot is about completed.
Back numbers Of STAR containing
sketches may be had at this Office.
| 1t Is the time when our farmers are
again thinking Of preparations for sow
ing and planting.
ID. West has completed his lumber
Job, up near Branch, and moved back,
last Monday.
The Chicago Daily Nevs and the
STAR, both one year, for $3.50. Just
think OF 1t!
Born Feb. 25th, 1879, son to, Mr..
and Mrs. James Forman, Forman Sta
ton, Mich.
Odd styles, or old stock, at cod and
6elow. EMMEsf,r Coon & co.
New music-"SomebOdy's coming
When the Dew Drops Fall"--from 8.
Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, 0.
Will our friends remember us with
prompt information regarding Incl
dents and accidents of interest?
r.. n. Hollister has gone on visit to
his old home i'm Shiawassee county,
where he will also, undergo treatment
for lameness in one of his knees.
Our readers should not fail to avail
! themselves ofthe chance to obtain their
home paper and the Chicago Weekly
News for one year for $l.75.
Next Thursday is the day for open
ing sealed proposals to build sheds for
stock OH Fair Ground. See notice else
where.
A special to the Detroit Tribune says
that Chas. Irving, during an alterca-
ton, ut Evart Feb. 10Th, shot and killed
| G. +. st. John, of Ashtabula, Ohio.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
NJ. Sandborn is having some of his
pine worked up into shingles at the
Sleeper MILTON shares" and is put
ting up huge pile at the railroad
grounds here, ready for shipment.
The time is drawing to close, In
which We offer to our patrons the OPP
portunity of securing the STAR and
| (hicugo Weekly Nc,cs for $l.75 for u
year. Now, or never should be the
cry.
The f. & p. NJ. Railway Company
have been shipping an immense guam
tity of ice from Lake Michigan, at Lud-
ington, to its ice houses in Saginaw.
| The ice was about tile incest we ever
have seen.
The National Repository for March
contains two illustrated articles, and is,
altogether an interesting number. This
periodical Is one of the best; and il
published monthly, at So year, by
Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati; Ohio.
The children are highly pleased with
| 81. Nicholas, and 10 wonder; for 1t is
one of the most enticing periodicals for
the little folks, published. The March
number Is an unusually good one.
Terms, SO a year, to Scribner & Co.,
publishers, New York.
Capt. G. w. Townsend, Of Webber
township. informs us that he Is in re-
ceipt of, and has answered o letter
from party in Canada, making IN
quires relative to this county, and the
prospects ola good situation for a colony
to come here and settle. 5r
We are head quarters for choice teas,
EMMETT CooN 4 Co.
Willis Miller, of the Chesenang argus,
and Miss Carrie G. Warren, of kalama-
zoo township, Kalamazoo county, were
married at the home Of the brides
father, Tuesday, February 18th. Here's
wishing them oil the joys Of life and as
much more as they can accumulate.
The regular monthly visit of Se,i6aer's
10 our table Is q pleasure as well as solid
qualification to us. The variety Of lit
erary matter, with well executed illus
tratlons, render II exceedingly attrac-
tive. Every family should have it.
Send 81 to Scribner & Co., New York,
and secure copy for a year.
Golden Hours is designed for the
children everywhere; but more especi-
ally for those of Christian and moral
households. 1t Is kept free from every
Objectionable feature. The March
number now on our table Is afi attrac.
tive one. Hitchcock 4 Walden, pub
fishers, Cincinnati, o. Terms, $l,6O a
year, postpaid.
The Physiological Journal for March
contains, among other articles, bio
graphical sketches Of Caleb Cushing,
the jurist and statesman, and Henry
Wells, the express manager, with adj
mirable portraits. This publication Is
.one Of rare merit, and highly worthy
Of patronage. Terms, 81 year; or 50
for both the STAR end journal.
A workman whose name we were