The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-04-03
VOLUME VI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

Considerable rain fell, last Friday.
Geo. Abrams has moved his family
back to Baldwin.
Another taste of Winter, last Tues
day and Wednesday.
The family of Lee S. Cobb has re-
turned from u visit to the south part OF
the State.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon g. Co.
Those having maple trees are now
busy manufacturing the delicious
sweets.
We learn that Alex. DeLong has re-
signed the Office of Justice of the Peace
for this township.
There was dancing party ut the
Indra House, Nirvana, last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cartier were in
town, this week, visiting relatives and
acquaintances.
DON'r you forget it, that there's a
handsome stock of Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,
&c., &C., Mt S. l.. BACHANT's,
Chase, Mich.
Parties wishing to purchase house
and lot in Baldwin, cheap, will do well
to enquire at the STAR office for partic-
ulars.
Mr.. Hiram Mills, of Clinton county,
mentioned in the STAR, some time
since, as having purchased the Daily
place, arrived this week, and OH Tues
day took possession.
We are informed that M. Conway,
fos some time past section master OH
the f. & p. nj. Ry, ut this point, has
obtained situation on the Chicago &
Port Huron road.
The annual town meetings occur next
Monday. We hope our friends will fa-
vor us with earliest possible returns of
vote for State officers and complete lists
of township officers elected.
Minnesota Spring Wheat for seed;
only u few bushels left.
j.. Coon & Co.
At a caucus held in the DeIIaven
school house, last Saturday, the follow
ing nominations were made: Super
visor, ID. j. Randall; Clerk, Clarence
Foster; Treasurer, Jas. M. Foster; Com.
of Highways, A Fiandt.
5 We learn that ticket has been plac-
I'd in the field, in Elk township, with
the following as principle nominees:
supervisor, Willis I,icas; Clerk, Geo.
w. Page; Treasurer, G., o. Wilson; Com.
Jf Highways, Orville \. Lincoln.
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Our old motto-"Good goods, prompt
pay, and quick sales"
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Jas. T.. Vccder, mentioned in the
STAR, some weeks since, as having
purchased 80 acres of wild land, on Sec
ton 16, has arrived with his family,
and are mt present stopping at Baldwin,
1t the O'Rourk dwelling, until he can
erect II house OH his own land. Mr.. V
comes recommended rs good citizen.
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The Republicans of Pleasant Plains
township, last Saturday made the. fol-
owing nominations: Supervisor,
Lyman M. Hardenburg; Clerk, John
D. Garland; Treasurer, Luther J jerks;
Com. of Highways. VIM. Thompson;
Justice full term) Edgar Campbell;
Justice Vacancy Hoiatio N. jerks;
Schools, Warren b.
Mott; School Inspector, Cornelius II.
Forman, Constables, Geo. G. North,
Hiram +. Young, Alonzo Brown, Nor
'ison Sandborn.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
he lowest.
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