The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18
VOLUME VIII.



Still we want wood, on subscription.
Capt, 4. Saunders, Of East Saginaw,
was i'm town last Friday night.
Jacob Blakesley has moved his fam
ily into town for the Winter.
There was genuine fortaste of Win
ter, last Thursday night.
The harbor channel at Ludington Is
to he dredged out to depth of IA feet
The Ludington Democrat will here
after be published on Thursdays.
Snow fell to depth of from IL to 10
inches, Monday night and Tuesday.
w. H. DcLamater has started his
-four and feed store, in the building just
north of the posto flee.
Winter seemed to have commenced
In earnest, last Monday, as 1t showed
nearly all the time.
Andrew Craig. of Cherry Valley, has
lost five calves, aud wants to know
what has become of them. See adver-
tisement.
John Buchanan has bought the boot
and shoe business of Riggs and Meal
lister, and will again set up shop In
Baldwin.
Hand-bills announce that the ladies
of st. Mathews Church will give
"New England Supper, next Thursday
evening. All are cordially invited.
We shall endeavor to issue the STAR
on Wednesday, next week; and those
designing to have advertisements in
serted should govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day,
when roast turkey, pumpkin pie, etc.
will be consumed in unestimated guam
titles throughout the fair land of Amer
ica-Lake county included.
The family of F. Russell has arrived
from Crown Point, Indiana, and joined
him in permanent residence in Bald
win. Mr.. II. has become a member of
the firm of Coon, Russell & Co.
The salaries of Mecosta county off,
GERS for the coming two years will be
as follows: Treasurer, Sll00; Clerk,
$3.50 and per quisitcs (SIlG0); Prosecut-
ing Attorney, S7c0; Judge Of Probate,
500.
The attention uf our readers is called
10 the prospectus ofthe Scientific Amer-
lean, tc be found elsewhere in this is
sue of the STAR. The journal is II val
liable one to people OF all classes, and
deserves n place ut every fi.esldc.
The settlers in Wc1ber township are
making improvements, this Fall. a.
0zmun is working at a new frame barn,
Jas. Petit, adding ano,her story to his
dwelling, aud H.. II. lsbcll, lathing and
plasterins his dwelling.
That lively little daily-tbe Grand
Rapids NeUs-visits our table regularly.
It has all the news i'm condensed and
readable form; and seems to be bound
tn prove II success. It's subscription
price is only So year.
If any of our subscribers slaughter
more deer than they can dispose of in
any other way, will they remember
that we have u palate adapted to good
juicy venison, and q saddle or two, OH
paper account, would be gladly accept
ed.
Arthur's Home Magazine is one of
the best in the world; always pure and
in tone, as well us interesting
and entertaining. 1t is a worthy Pc
riodical to place on your list of reading
matter for the coming year. See the
We received pleasant call, Tuesday |
morning, from r. b Sheridan, the pop
ular merchant tailor, of Hersey, who |
was in town, taking orders for suits.
He was quite successful in soliciting
measures, which speaks well for his
work heretofore.
DIR. Manwaren orders copy of the
STAR sent for year to relative i'm
New York; Mrs. q. III. Switzer, of Yates
township, and VIM. Hoover, of Pinora,
send advance payment for year for
their own benefit. Thus the new
names are being added to the family of
STAR subscribers.
A number of the Campaign sub
,cribers' have signified desire to con-
tinue their names on our subscription
Jook-a thing we could heartily desire
from all of them. With our next is
sue closes the campaign editions, and
hose wishing to renew should let us
know.at once.
The November number of the Ma
'ional Repository contains two Inter-
psting illustrated articles-"The Larger
English Cathedralsn and "Michael An
yelo," besides the usual amount of en-
and valuable matter. The
is chaste, pure and elevating
In its influence, and deserves place in
every home circle. Published by Hitch
cock & Walden, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Big Rapids Current states the
Board Of Supervisors of Mecosta voted
$3.50 to increase the salary of Circuit
Judge. How refreshing 1t looks for an
Board Of Supervisors to
hoist itself above that tIme-honored
n