The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-11
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paired.
C.H. Chick has his neat cottage near
ly finished.
Rev. Horace Gates was at Evart, last
Sunday, conducting religious services.
Our colored barber's stay was very
brief. He's ''gwan away"
Regular meeting of Knights of Hon
or, Friday evening.
We learn that f. e. Withey contem-
plates removal to another county for
the purpose of practising law.
Social for the benefit of the Episco-
pal Society, in Court House Hall, this
Thursday evening.
Still we want wood, on subscription;
and would be pleased at any time to re-
ceive it.
The Board of Canvassers was delayed
one day by reason of error in the re-
turns from Chase township.
Abram Kinney is completing his job
of clearing the Pleasant Plains cemete-
ry.
L. c. Danberry, of Yates township,
is another of our subscribers to hand US
the cash on renewal of subscription to
the county paper.
There was no mail Monday night
and Tuesday morning. We under
stand the reason to have been that the
route agent did not come out of Toledo.
Attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of Lyndale Novelty
Co., Minneapolis, Minn., to be found
elsewhere in this issue.
Thursday, Nov. 25th has been ap-
pointed as Thanksgiving Day. We do
not wish every subscriber to send us a
turkey; but one, weighing anywhere
from ten to twenty pounds will answer
We acknowledge receipt of a pleas
amt call, Tuesday evening, from John
j. Robertson, of Dover. who was in
town us q member of the Board OF Can
vassers.
Quite number of our citizens went
to Grand Rapids, yesterday, as witness
in the bond suit against Elk township,
which is undergoing trial in u S Dis
trict Court.
We desire correspondence from cve-
ry township i'm the county; and will
furnish outfit to those who will favor
us; besides returning the favor in the
best manner possible to our means.
Sc. Dickens and ID. Loucks, of Eden
and John and VIM. Hoover, ofPinora,
remember the printer with some fine
potatoes; and A. A. Blanchard and w.
II. Williamson, of Yates, with cash on
subscription. So we aren't going to
starve just yet.
The American Express Company
carries money packages of amounts
under $40 for Is cents each to any part
of the United States and Canada. 1t
also, carries packages of from $40 to $40
for 20 cents. 1t certainly is very safe
and cheap way of transmitting curren-
cy.
Peterson's Magazine for December is
already ut hand, and more than main
tains its unrivalled character. Do not
fail to see the magazine before you de-
eide upon your reading matter for an
other year. We club the periodical
with the STAR for So u year for the two.
See prospectus of Peterson in this issue.
The attention of our readers is called
tn the advertisement of American Book
Exchange to he found on the fourth
page of this paper. Having had deal
ings with them, we have found them
reliable and fair, and consequently feel
safe I'm recommending them to those
desiring anything in their stock.
A gentleman right from st. Joseph
county was i'm our office, Monday, and
said snow was eight inches deep when
he left the first named locality; and he
couldn't understand why it was warm
enough here to allow a person to go
com mfortably without an overcoat. He
said he surely expected to find snow
here, knee deep.
r.. b. Sheridan. the popular merchant
tailor, of Hersey, sends us word that he
will be in Baldwin, next Monday, for
the purpose of taking orders for cloth
ing from. those who desire them. We
have had experience with Mr.. Sheri-
dams ability to suit his customers, and
feel safe in recommending him to the
public.
To those who have been receiving the
"campaign" STAR, we will say that the
three months have nearly expired, and
we would be pleased to keep all your
names on our list, AS paying subscribers
promising to work hard to furnish 9
paper worthy of your patronage. Re
member that the more liberal the sup
port of the people the better will be thu
paper we will be enabled to furnish