The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-01-19

4 as uluucIlNe us ever. iilc piihSil"
: steel plate, "Fast Caught" illustrates
. sparkling story. The literary matter
generally, Is better than ever. III
: periodical has u large circulation
: which allows its public ,tion ut the 10,
price OF 81 year. Chas. j. Peterson
! publisher, 30G Chestnut ST., Philadel
phia, Pa.
f Settlers are fast claiming the !and
of the G. X. d /. II. II. Co, located IL
the eastern part Of the county. There
are no better farming lands to he llac
anywhere than some of those otlerec
for sale by the above named company
besides, they give such terms as place
homes within the reach of every man
possessed with n reasonable amount o1
energy and industry.
We understand that newspaper Is
about to he started at Chase, 10y par
ty from Big Rapid; the first issue be-
ing printed i'm the last named place,
this week. The people of Chase have
long wanted II paper, and will doubt
less support the right kind of man to
the extent of their ability.
The STAR is devoted to the best in
terests of Lake county rs whole; and
don't forget to bear In mind the fact
that it is the only paper in existence
thus devoted; and that 1t is clearly en-
titled to the undivided support of the
people in all sections of the county.
The county paper has value above
the city weekly, in this way. The
home paper contains Il summary of
general news found in more lengthy
form in the city sheet; while the local
news can only be had in the columns
of The first named.
Died-in Chase township, Jan. 10Th,
1882, JULIA ESTHER, daughter Of Mel
son and Addie Samis; aged two years.
The funeral services Were held Jan.
l7th-c conducted by Rev. o. $. Wolfe,
of Reed City.
There is u great scarcity of that eX-
celcnt vegetable, the cabbage, this
Winter, and it's hint to our farmers
that there's chance for profit in that
line if they will only take it.
There are quite number of little ac-
counts due us OH subscription, which
we need very much; and again ask
those in arrears, whom we have fa-
vored, To remit.
The Farwell Register of last week
says II pickcrel Weighing l5pounds was
recently caught with Il hook and line,
i'm lake about two miles north uf that
place.
DR.. A. w. Jenkins, Of Reed City, has
now associated with him DR.. ID. $.
Taplin, in the practice of medicine.
See their card.
w. ID. Wing, OF Valparaiso, Chill,
who OWNS pine interests in Michigan,
was guest ut the occidental, Thurs
day of last week.
K. B. Critics, of Eden township, has
returned with his family from their
visit to Jackson county. He brought
fine coop of Guinea fowls with him.
w. III. DeLamater has the frame for
Ills planning mill in position, and the
work of completion is progressing as
fast as cold fingers will permit.
We are requested to announce that
there will be gospel temperance meet
ing in Court House Hall, next Sunday
evening, at half past O'Clock.
Peacock is adding facilities to his
planning mill, at Reed City; made nee
essary by the large business he is now
doing.
Rev. John Morley, of Custer, held
religious services ut Baldwin, last Sun
day.
The pay-car of the F. e. p. M. r. r.
passed over the line, Monday, glad
dening the hearts of the employees.
John Buchanan has two assistants
in his shoe shop; pretty good evidence
that he has some work to do.
J.P. Jewett and Mrs. s. G. Brock
way were recently married by Esquire
Jas. Forman.
Somebody can buy house and lot
In Baldwin, cheap, by applying at this
Office.
The civil suit of William VS. Robert
Bigbec is to be contested in the Su-
preme Court.
Warranty deeds, printed expressly
for use in this county, may be had at
the STAR office.
The railroad depot'at Paris, Mecosta
county, was burglarizcd, a few nights
ago; but no booty was secured.
An old lumberman, of Big Rapids,
named Thos. Mcdaniel, died, Saturday
afternoon. at the age of 81 years.
1t certainly begins 10 look as If there
would be plenty of good ice for the ice
houses.
The knights of Honor In Ludington
contemplate grand party in the near
future.
Reed City is getting some handsome
brick blocks, these days.
Forman's mill has been making a
lively cut Of lumber, recently.
s. Crager has his new dwelling near
|y enclosed.
II. II. .IsbelI is clerk at Jones &
ID. Barnhart clerks in Carter & Run
vans store.
Our hunters are having considerable
sport nowadays, shooting rabbits.