The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-12-25

factory to their army of ofcustOmers.
.'Glve me my home, to quiet dear,
Where hours untold and peaceful move
| 80 fate Ordain sometimes there
May hear the voice Of him love-"
And If you want to add to the
"quiet" of home, don't fail to go tC
Israel Hamburger, the popular Bald
win clothier, aud secure one Of those
beautiful dress patterns as holiday
gift to the presiding fairy of the house.
hold. Or, If that ''head of the family
wants nobby suit, let him try his
fortunes there, and he "suited" in both
senses Of the word.
"wAas ,Srs Ss,ss :. good which not to some harm
E'en to be happy is dangerous thing"
But il you purchase your groceries
and provisions of George G. Townsend
there will be no danger of losing hap
piness; for lie keeps one Of the neatest
stocks in the county, and sells as low
AS the lowest.
"SOme there arc
BY their good deeds exalted, lofty minds
Aud meditative authors OF delight
Aud Happiness, which to the end of time
Will live and spread and flourish"
This is the case of Aug. &. GOehrend,
who Is doing II good deed towards the
people of Baldwin and vicinity 10y
keeping u lirst-class meat market,
where one and all can procure good
wholesome meats of various kinds,
game and oysters in season, &c. &c.
Trust me--with women worth being won.
The sOftest lover ever best succeeds"
Still, the best way to be successful Is
to win her gratitude 10y going to w. B.
Motifs drug store and securing and
making her u present of a bottle OF
that choice, delicate perfumery.
doc" also, keeps stock of something
for mll the ills that flesh is heir to, and
knows how to put up a prescription and
have everything neat and orderly in
ulr store.
II he fields did laugh, the flowers did freshly
The lees did bud and carly blossoms bore,
And all the Guire OF birds did sweetiy sing,
ALG ioiu iliat gardih's pleasures in iLeir carol
Ing"
Well, that was last Summer! What
you need to listen tu now, is our advice
to 80 to J. III. Cobb's and see and pur.
chase what you want of the nice stock
Of stoves, tinware. and tin toys foT the
babies; for he deals in hard materials,
not In "birds caroling," blossoms" /"
and '.sich."
"thildren blessings seem, but torments are:''
For when they know, as they do,
that Fred. Roberts, ut the "I}lue
Front" has such u fine stock Of delic-
ious candies for the holidays, Will,
cOUkics, pies, buns, ETC., they cannot
help teasing 'pa" and "nia," and their
unclcs, Cousins, and their aunts to pur-
chase some of the stock for their bene-
fit. For the older ones, lie keeps u
more substantial attraction in the
shape of u good lunch when they are
hungry, tObacc''s, cigars canned
goods, periodicals, etc. Every thing
neat and clean.
"Joy loves to Gull the summer flower,
And wrcathe IL round his happy brow;"
But the fond husband, and the mas
culine lover, as the case may be like to
go to the jewelry store of j. ID. Gar
land, and secure present to the wife
or sweetheart, rs the case may be, IN
the shape of some OF the many beauti-
ful articles of gold or silverware there
displayed. He has some nobby ones,
expressly for the holiday trade.
.rhe ak rang sharply mid those forest shades
Which from creation toward the sky had tow
In unshorn beauty"
And the result of IL all wns that the
w. d. Wing Co. Limited have a fine
stock Of lumber, lath, shingles, floor
ing, siding and ceiling, ut Wingleton;
and are prepared to furnish customers
ut short notice. Their planning mill Is
running constantly filling orders.
Builders should make note of this.
.They called for tea and chocolate,
And fell into their usual chat,
Discoursing with important face,
On ribbons, fans, aud gloves, and lace;"
Aud what splendid bread they could
make from the "Crown Prince" brand
Of -four manufactured ut Newayg0
FIGURING Mills, Newaygo, Mich. Sen
sible ladies, after all.
There's beauty ail around our paths,
III but our watchful eyes
Can troce IL midst familiar things
And through their lowIy guise
Aud when handsome young man
comes out with one Of the neat-httin.
suits that can Le purchased from G. +.
Moore, the popular merchant tailor, Of
Ludington, the world generally think
IL no "euise," hut one Of the nobbiest
outfits I'm existence.
Therefore, II at great thing, thou wouldst ar
Got riches nrst, get weai,b;v
BY purchasing dry goods, groceries
and provisions from Matthews & Ste
venson, Chase. They are gentlemanIy
fellows to deal with, aud sell ri yht
down to bottom figures.
"How biest the farmers simple life
How pure IRE, the ,t j9y y yI,e Yield. .,.
Free mid the scented feidsr
Why not be farmer? When you
can secure lands on such liberal terms
from the Flint & rere Marquette, or
the Grand Rapids d Indiana Railroad
Companies; or some Of the good MAJ
tsrial for fsrms being sold by II. w.
Marsh, for JOhu Candsld7 Why not7
Thipk about ri
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