The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-25

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HOME STARLIGHT.
Seems as II match factory could bt
managed ut Baldwin.
Farmers are preparing for sowing
their Winter wheat.
A pleasant s. 8. picnic, In the AL
bertson neighborhood, Saturday.
Try q subscription to your home
paper! Eth?
Steel rails are being laid on this
part Of the F. & p. M. r.. r..
Pleasant and moderately cool wealth
er during the past week.
Old newspapers; seventyfive cents a
hundred, or ten cents dozen; always
for sale at this Office.
The members and friends of the Epis-
copal Sabbath School, of Baldwin, held
a picnic at Little Star Lake, Tuesday.
The F. 4 P. M. Railroad Company
are preparing to put up another tele-
graph wire on this end of their line.
The County Board of School Exam
liners met and organized, in the Coun-
ty Clerks Office, last Tuesday.
Messrs. Carter & RuDyan intend to
add the business of manufacturing
lath and shingles to their lumber trade.
Asa and Nelson Beebe, of Webber
township, have raised some handsome
onions from their plains, this year.
We are pleased to again place the
name of Geo. Burt, a taingsburg; one
OF our old subscribers; on our subscrip-
ton list.
VIM. Wood and family have again
taken up their residence at Baldwin.
They rent the farm of Alex DeLong,
just east, Of town.
Handsome blank marriage certifi-
Gates, at price within the means of
the most modest couple, can be OBJ
tanned at the STAR Office.
Elon Castor, of Webber township
brought In handsome lot of water
melons and green corn, last week, and
sold to Coon, Russell & Co.
Another week, and "a month with
an r in 1t" will have been inaug urated.
Then oysters will be in order, and
yum-yum-our mouth waters so that
we are obliged to stop.
On Friday night last, burglars effect
ed an entrance through back door Of
Snyder's store, at Hersey, and robbed
II Of jewelry and other goods to the val
ue Of 81 900.
We don't want to send our money |
outside Of Lake county, when we can
procure as good flour as the sample
lOO lbs left at our door one day last
week from DeLamater Mills.
Our table has been visited by q copy
Of Woodcock's printers and litho-
graphers Weekly Gazette d Newspaper
Reporter, published in New York. 1t
is an excellent journal Of its class.
We regret to learn that several chill
dren at Forman are sick with kind of
sore throat, which is thought by some
to be diptheria. We earnestly hope it
may not prove as bad as feared.
We were rather premature it seems,
in announcing, last week, that special
premiums would be offered ut the COM
ing Fair of Lake County Agricultural
Society. The matter is not yet fully
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We acknowledge receipt of pleas
ant call, Tuesday, from A. G. Lewis,
Of Dover township, who was in Bald
win, attending the joint meeting of
the ex-Superintendents of Schools and
the County Examiners.
Thos. d. Talbot, former publisher of
the Chase Herald, and Reed City
Clarion, and latterly mail agent on
The f. & P. M. r. r., died recently, at
mis- home in Toledo. He leaves q wife
and six children. ae
Give your home paper hearty sup
port, and rest assured 1t will return
he favor with compound interest, in
the natural advantages of
your locality, in noticing your individ-
lal progress, and helping to build up 9
he community, generally, on . sound I
,asis. -
Mr.. e. w. Wright Informs us that /
,e IL about to open up meat market
n Baldwin, and hopes to make 1t q r
institution. We trust that
'ur citizens will manage 10 render
uch support to Mr.. Wright as win en-
Ible him to sustain his market in good
tyle, for 1t will prove great ccnven- \
ence to the people, to say the least. G
The September number of the Phren- q
,logical Journal contains portraits and 8
sketches Of Ralph Waldo {
and Paul H. Hayne, the 3
southern poet; also, Of the assassin.
{ also, has other matter Of value and
interest to the general reader. This 8
is one of the bestin the coun-
ry, and deserves place in every home .
n the land. 1t is published by Fowler :
Wells, 7b3 Broadway, New York. :
The following named party, hsiling y
rom Dearborn, this State, arrived at y
one evening, last week, and !,
vent into camp for several days up on
he waters of the Manistee, enjoying
he invigorating breezes among the
lines, and the sport Of catching the
,amey grayling: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. e
'strick, Miss Nellie Patrick, Rev. J. s
\. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Howe, 4
Hiss Annie 8. and Master Louie w.