The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-01-29
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IL An adjourned term of Osceola CT
d. cult Court was held last week. aa
" A social'for the benefit of the Episc
!, pal Church, will be held at the Hal
ce tomorrow (Friday) evening.
&, Arrangements are being made for
"Washington Birthday Party" 4
: Baldwin, Feb. Goth. .Y !,
Thos. Phillis,of Nirvana, who hu
= been sick with lung fever, is reporte
as recovering. teaa
Our spring-like weather recovere'
from its severe cold, last Saturday, an'
= the snow again commenced to disap
pear.
". E. Lacy has put in an extr'
boiler at his mill at Nirvana, and nov
expects to have steam enough to rur
: his engine tc full capacity. 9f'o
The Rarenoloyicdt Journal is a val
liable monthly; always full of sound
reading matter; and should be In every
family. See the prospectus, in this
issue. isn
No more ,chaste and valuable period.
ical visits our table than the National
Repository, published by Hitchcock &
Walden, Cincinnati, Ohio. It is fur
nished for S3 year.
Rev. J. B. Pritchard will conduct
religious services at the church i'm
Baldwin, at l0a a. M, Sunday, Feb.
Sth, and at Forman, i'm the evening Of
same day.
Leisure Hours is q choice magazine of
literature for the people; and is pub
lished by w. l.. Mershon & Co., New
York at the modest rate of Sl.OO per
year. See the prospectus elsewhere.
One of Danaher's supply teams at
the depot, Tuesday, took it into its
head to "run away" and did so; bring
ing up down near DeI.amatcr Mills,
with. no further damage than q broken
whiffletree. al.
Golden Hours for February Is an at
tractive little gem for children. This
periodical is always simple, pure and
safe for the eyes and hearts Of youth.
Published by Hitchcock & Walden,
Cincinnati, .. atAa
There will be religious services in the
church, at 10! o'clock, next Sunday,
conducted 10y Rev. l.. Curtiss. He
will also, hold services at the Jenks
school house, in the afternoon Of same |
day. All are invited to attend.
"Saved from Sibcria," is the title of
a thrilling sketch of the escape of a
Russian noLlemah; published in the
February number Of 81. Nicholas. The
number has besides other interesting
articles. Published by Scribl,er e. Co., |
New York.
The combinations ef the serials.
"Her Life In Bloom" and "Tcnder and
True" in the February number of
Arthuy's Magazine are full of thrilling
Interest. Send 81 to T. $. Arthur &
Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, and secure tic
periodical for one year. a.l.a
Edison says to .Scri5ncr's editor: III
have read the paper by MR. Francis
Upton and 1t is the first correct and
authoritative account of my invention
of the electric light.r The matter re-
ferred to may be found in the February
number Of Scri6ner's Monthly, with
several other articles Of great attraction
and interest. .
On Monday evening last Muster C.
r. Schoonover, or 'Tnkedama," boy
thirteen years Of age; and bailing from
Grand Rapids, delivered his lecture
entitled '"rhe World as 1t Is," at .
Court House Hall. The grace and ease
If delivery ofthe youthful orator would
nave done credit to much older head.
The points of the lecture were delin.
'ations of human character, manners,
&C., and merited much
arger patronage than 1t received. eaa
THAT DIsTINcTIoN.-Ata session of
he Board of Superintendeuts of Poor p
Or this county, held Jan. Sd, to decide o
question between Webber township Is
nd the county, thejournal of the Board :. .
I Supervisors was searched to ascer- ii
hin the periods at which the distipc- 4
on between county and township poor n
'as raised and abolished. =! eiFfr 3,
The minutes of the Board at its Oc- :
der session, 1876, show that OIL the 1
,th, the distinction was fairly and ,le- i
ally raised; that two days later notice
as given of q motion to reconsider the o
solution raising the distinction. On II
Re 18th, the resolution was reconsid- ot
ed and an amendment adopted hav- n
9 for It's purpose the giving the reso- til
ton immediate effect. BY what APP 80
ars as an oversight on the part ofthe - =
bard, the original resolution asamends =
was not adopted. thus virtually
aving the matter where 1t begnn With
distinction. Since that time the
Is relative to care Of poor have
EN- conducted on the basis OF ,distinc- y
IN, until the date first named in this III
ticie. At present, acting under their w
ugment and legal advice, the Super 70
tendents are treating the matter as Z,
o Of no distinction. " ,'f9 Ri ~
Inc question Is an important q one,i Or
q should 30 well understood by the ru
liens Of the county, and withhtbat ~ ~
n In view we publish this--to avoid Ci'
'uble In the future., '5t' ~ IN
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cIRcUIr CoURT.--At the adjourned La
m Of Circuit Court for Lake county, 70 20
ID last week, the following business ( y, d