The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-07-08
HoMs STARLIGHT.

HOME 6TARLI0HT.
: Another nice rain, last Sunday.
The farmers are busy with hayine
and harvesting.
Rev. J. b. Pritchard, Of Ludington,
was in Baldwin, yesterday.
Charlie Chick has moved with his
family into the McNichol house.
f. e. Withey, Esq. went on q visit
to his old home in VanBuren county,
last Friday.
Regular quarterly meeting ofthe Su-
-perintendents Of the Poor, next Tues
day.
40" and his companions have en-
tered the whortleberry picking, this
week.
HI. A. Bray and Nathaniel Bonney
have commenced the work of enlarg-
ing e. Coon 4 Co.'s store building.
Important meeting of North Star
Lodge No. 1929, X. of H., tomorrow
friday evening.
Fifty bushels of whortleberries were
shipped by American Express from
this point, this (Thursday) morning.
A massauger having nine rattles was
KILLED, few days since. by Mr.. b.
Johnson, in the garden near his house.
New potatoes have been in market
here for several days. At the start,
they sold for only 81 bushel.
The Fifth passed off very quietly in
Baldwin. Those who wished to cele-
brate, scurshund to other cities.
w. A. Burnam has moved with his
family into the hotel building formerly
occupied by c. w. Fuller.
Twenty-one bushels of whortleberries
were shipped from this point, by Amer
lean Express, Tuesday morning.
This seasons crop OF wheat is esti-
mated as the best ever produced on the |
plains Of Lake county.
There's good chance at this offfcA |
to buy couple Of good tanning mills,
ON easy terms.
Born-June 10Th, daughter to Geo
c. and Mary M. Townsend, of Bald
win. Died, July 1st, infant daughter
of Geo. q. and Mary M. Townsend.
DIR. p. HI. Van Week, of Sturgis, paid
q visit to this locality, the fore part Of
the week looking after his land inter-
est in Webber township.
John Buchanan and family, former
~ of this place, but now residing I'm
Dover township, were in town visiting,
during the fore part Of the week.
g. w. Townsend, of webher town.
ship, has cut about five tons ofnice clo-
yer hay from his plains farm, this sea-
son. That begins to look like "busi-
ness"
N. ]. Kinne, Supervisor of Elk town.
ship, has proved fully that currants of
excellent quality may be produced on
the plains. A nice lot left at the STAR
'fiice was convincing illustration for
the printer.
The July number of Brainards Mu-
,icat World contains large amount of a
interesting reading matter, besides six s
choice pieces Of music, the latter alone
oeing worth over 81 In sheet form. g.
Sons, publishers, Cleveland,
ohio.
L. A. Carpenter, Of this township, t
has a remarkable hen turkey, which g
'ontinued to lay an egg every other :
lay while setting and Matching brood {
md afterwards, while rearing the brood. h
he nest she had formed for laying !
vould be broken up, but the hen would :
Drm another, and continue laying. c
Every new subscriber to the STAR,
rho pays for six months or year in ,
dvance-within the next sixty days /.
I'LL receive, free, book on ..The Horse s
nd His Diseases" Old subscribers Z
may receive the book in like /,
'anner. The book is well worth Is
ents to any one owning or caring for
0rses.
LppincoH's Magssine for July con- p
'ins two illustrated articles of light "
nd entertaining character, and the a.
sual quantity Of sketches, biography, Il
10. The magazine is an excellent one, 1t
nd richly deserves its large circulation. m
|ngle subscriptions, $4a year. Pub -
shers, J. b. Lippincott 4 Co., us Mar n,
It st., Philadelphia, Pa. &C
The Scientific american has the fol- %
wing to say Of the healthfulness of
Mons as food: "Lung and liver COM j.
Iaints are certainly benefited, often ot @
Fed, by free consumption Of onions; so y,
ther cooked or raw. Colds yield 10 ye
lem like magic. Don't be afraid OF RI
lem. Taken at night all offense will " "
) wanting by morning, and the good RI, RI,
fects will compensate for the trifiing Sc
Taken regularly they pro- &C
Iote the health of the lungs and the 10 10
gestive organs. An extract made by m m
'iling down the juice Of onions to WI
'rup. and taken as medicine, an ne
vers the purpose very well, but fried, M W
asted or boiled onions are better re, w
MONS are very cheap medicine, with BY
everybody's reach, and they are not OI
7 any means as bad TO take a. the -, gu
'stly nostrums . neglect of their use b be
ay necessltate.n
Gospel loetngy. :.
In Place Of the usual preaching SER 9
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