The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-01-15
VOLUME VII.



pletely disrobed. re.-l.', .l.a +.
: We received, yesterday, u opleasan
call from Bro. Sexton, of the Crane
Rapids Democrat. -
The alleged would-be wreckcrs o
trains on the q. II. & i. Railway, on
trial I'm Osceola Circuit Court, last week
were acquitted. ~
A social will be held Tomorrow
s friday evening ut Court House Hall
for the benefit of the Episcopal Church,
Admission, 10 cents. All are invited
The Allegan Journal, one Of the besl
newspapers in Michigan, makes its ap-
pearance oil our table as an exchange.
We cheerfully respond. -fA@ ea
It's no flattery to say that the
Cadillac Ne,Cs Is one of the neatest,
fastest, newsiest sheets that make
their welcome visit to our s;nctum.
Rev. J. B. Pritchari will hold relig-
ious services In the church OH Wcdnes-
day evening, the 2lst Of January.
All are invited to attend. a1i
Rev. l.. Curtiss is expected to hold
religious services in the church at
Baldwin, at 104 O'clock q. m; and in
the jerks neighbOrhood i'm the even
ing, Sunday, January 18th.
| We are pleased to learn that John
Ballinger, Sup't of the Poor, who was
| quite i'll for day or two, last week, at
I the house of G. X. Radcliffe, Baldwin,
Is recovering fully. 7as ~,
Last Friday night Brayman's s saloon,
Gsli's, two stores, BIain & Ely's bank
and Fairbanks restaurant, all frame
buildings, ut Ludington, were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, about $4,000;
with an insurance S2,l25. Origin of
fire unknown.
| In Circuit Court ut Herscy, last week,
the jury in the case of Hiram Doty,
cliargtd with burglary in Allurcd's.
store, Evart, returned verdict of
guilty. He was sentenced 10y Judge
Haight to one year and eight months
IN the rcntcntiary.
From the Manistee Times G Standard
we learn that Il. G. Emblcr, Esq.,
formerly of the firm of Holden & Elm
bier, Reed City, has removed TO the.
first named place and entered into
partnership with Hon. S. w. Fowler,
under the firm name of Fowler &
EmLlcr.
We arc In receipt of copy OF the
!I'cstcrn Fu,mcrS Aiinonuc, published
10y John p. Morton &. Co., l56 Main
IT., Louisville, Ky. 1t contains nearly
100 pages, and besides the calendars,
has large amount Of amusing, enters
tanning and instructive reading matter,
Which render it worth far more than
the price-10 cents-asked for it.
First and foremost of the periodicals
comes Ptc,xon's Ladies' National for
February. 1t is fully up to the stand.
ard excellence its predecessors. This
magazine is one of the best i'm the
country and has u well-deserved pop
ularity. Now is the time to subscribe,
and to get up clubs. Chas. J. Peter
son, publisher, 306 Chestnut ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa. fe.s
Among the useful papers promised
for the February 81. Nicholas will be
one on the Audiphone, that recent and
admirable invention by which persons,
SO deaf that they have never heard
sound in their lives, can be made to
hear music, the human voice, and all
the beautiful sounds of nature. This
paper will doubtless be of interest to
old and young.
Some weeks since the Manistee Ad-
socate published burlesque article of
q trip of A. v. McAlvay, lawyer of
that city, to Benzonia. The lawyer
commenced action in Circuit Court for |
libel, placing the damages at $4,000;
but by the Times of last week we learn
that the affair has been amicably set.
tied between the editor and the limb |
of the law, and the suit withdrawn.
You can get viclS's Floral Guide by
sending five cents to the well known
scotsman, Jas. Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
And when you have 1t, you will find
that instead Of a cheap thing, as the
price might indicate, you have a beauti-
ful work of about 100 ltsges and several !
hundred illustrations The efrontispiece
is an elegant colored plate. The Guide
is fine thing to have aboiit the house;
filled as it is with valuable Information
regarding the fiower, and vegetable
garden. vick's publication like his
seeds, are first-class, and can be relied
upon every time. ~ F3a9ai 0Bggl
No less than three farmers will con-
tribute articles on outdoor topics to ]
the Midwinter Scri6ncr. The papers
are, tile fourth of Rev. II. p. Roe's
series on Success with Small Fruits
devoted this month wholly TO q South
ern Strawberry Farm, chatty paper
ON "New England Fences" /" by Row-
land G. Robinson; and an interesting !
collection of miscellanies, by John
Burroughs, under the captions IN otes
Of a Walker" Additional topics Of
a similar interest will'<tleaf with
ssFlour from Chestnuts,n New Fruit |
Press,v 'sThc Mechanical Extraction Of
Cream,u and lin paper on John |,
Bright) with the famous Corn Laws Of
England. t3y rfg fi'%8 W. Y
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