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Making this the most Reliable Tonic ever placed be-
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The high character Of the many testimonials
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we refer with pleasure to the following:
nun. MORRtS WALLSkY. 9th district Ohio, sayG
tS4n SIMPLY endorse your "Dr Petzold's German Hit
S ter Is quick and sure cure for Diarrhes having
Yen sn1erer TOR years said complaint One bottle
o. your Hfers gave me more relief than ali the med
70 keep Il on land.
TINS 70 certify that hsve no hestancy In recon-.
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uov Al; FORD, n 2, Baltimore, Nd.
HtsE Hsxine found great relief from the Of DIT.
fet&olde German Btters," cheerfuily recommend n
any one suffering nom Diseases Of the stomach aud
DIR p: A. Dok6AN, Manchester. Carroll county,
No, writes: d.. Petxold's German Bitters' have
given general satisfaction In this locality and do not
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Oh. ]. GROSS, Baltimore Nd. eayE have owen
Dr.. fetEolds German Bitters" . thorough trial md
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nern1 have ever met and do not hesitate 70 add my
testimonial - to its valuA
THIS great Medicine fbr sale By an drurxists no
cen and dealers Reneraly Price Doc and 81 per bot
10 LOUIS PETZOI.D & Co. Proprietors,
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How 70 Wake q Sleeper.

Efom tnt F1ttsbuTg Chr melee
gentleman entered one OF the principal
Pittsburg hotels few nights ago, and requested
bell boy 70 accompany him To the room OF a
friend, 70 see If he was in. The gentleman was
DESTROYS o! the boys assistance, he said because
his friend Was probably asleep al the time and
Is nis SUMMERS were very heavy, an extra eff.
assembled TO the room, and the bell boy knocked
on the door, but with no result Then he shonk
It. and then he kicked on it, There was no
answer. Turning 70 the gentleman, the bell
boy said:
.'Have you q lead pencil?''
The gentleman handed one over. The bell
boy took 1t aud trapped lightly on the door
With the butt There was still no answer.
Your friend Is not In" said the bell boy
decisively. I'VE have some very solid sleepers
In the hotel sometimes, but a tap from "A pencil
will awaken them when cannons wouldn't m
We don't get any response from q room when we
ap Ike this on the door, We either conclude
hat there IL no occupant or that he doesn' &
want as TO enter, or that he Is deaf
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1867 Prizes, amounting S2e5 500
Application for rates TO clubs should be made only
70 the office Of the Company i'm New Orleans.
FOR further Information write clearly giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter (1Ir,
fehcy oy Express Sa SUMS OF IS and upwards st our
expenSe) addressed
NJ A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans La
Make O. Money Orders payable and address Re-.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK
sr. New Orleans La
orp,..x,. .u,.. New Orleans, La
New Orleans Ia
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Edward Strauss has many mannerisms when
conducting orchestral concert According
o London Journal he "twiris his violin in the
air, dances 10 his own music and rushes to and
fro, he menaces O musician TO the right with his
wesps, be is, particularly TO the English mind,
quite absurd"
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OFFICE OF W. W. LAMB, Nd
" l249 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884
MESSRS EISNER & HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT Z. s. OF A.
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEAR STRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF~S
NAL MALT EXTRACT s1C For THE PAST FIVE YEARS
FOUND II TO BE THE BEST HEALTH-REr
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
kNOWN HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
sop fS2pp IN PERSONS ooNvALEsGING FROM
MOTH ERS NURSING, AND IN CASES OF
MANY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TROUBLES MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
TIE iMMENSE t; MPoKTATloN sEMI-MoNTH-
LIZ, And A..2tT MILLION OF BOTTLES I'M
ROETED BY IoS HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC-
lion IN THE CCS1OM-HOUSE SATISFACTO-
R1LI FOR TIE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
W. ". LAMB, Nd
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR e. s.
80, PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE I;ENITNE
WITHoUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOFF. AND "MORl1Z EiSNt.k" ON THE NECK
OF kVERY BOTTLE feI6th IN
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DR HnSn~
GOLDEN specific

DR HA1Nr~ =
GOLDEN SPECIFIC -
4 POSITIVE CURE FOR pRuNKxxNEss ON
THE LIQUOR HART
n can b gwen In cup Of co6es or ~ without tn
harmless and win enes . permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patien moderate dinker or an
alcoholic wreck. II has been given In Thousands of
cAsea and In every instance . perfect has fol-
mated with the Specific, Il becomes IN utter nposs
biliy Tor the liquor appetite 10 exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, Propriesors
Cincinnati Ohio
r. K. HELPHENSTINE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and streets also l4th and
Vermont avenue Washington, D. G
CoNcENTRArED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER
THE GREAT RENOVATION
USED. RECOMMENDED AND ENDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD.
GNt aR EE6PS MAT 81 A Sn "a ~ OF
THE LIVER
THE KIDNEYS
THE STOMACH
THE BOwEIA
DISQUALIFICATION
POSSESSES THE CONFINED MEDICINAL WIZ
TUES OF ALL THE FAMOUS NATU-
RAJ WATERS
CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE DYSPFp.
STA promptly cured by It. control ali the pror
ducts Of these famous springs-both salts and ater
All genuine preparations bear the Grab Apple- Trade
Marx on the labels. Get the genuine Grab Apple
brand. Concentrated Water. 35 cents; Genuine Salts
.kaQ nj pfx md.
CRABORCHARDW WATER CO., Proprietors.
SIMON n. JONES. Manager.
aplS-th.S.tu Louisville, XIV
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The. Somewhat Remarkable First Mar,
riage OF the Pretty Belle Of Old Oxford
TOwn-FlirtatiOns when Young, but
Vow . Leader Among the Womau,s
RighteFS.
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LSS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY
ANA $50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes Corsets order In style and material.
and guarantees perfect ut and comfort
HER SPEcIALTIEs ARE
French Handmade Cnderciothins Mefino Undsrwsoe
and finest i'm ported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform 0ooda
French Corsets and Bustles.
Chfldren's Corsets and q 81 Corset Mis- H1ovn
make that for the price Is Unsurpassed
n. B.-Erench, German and Spanish spoken mrlA
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Books glVtn away.

Ladies Guide to Fancy Work. Con-
tains over 2O0 handsome illustrations,
GA large 3 column pages, nicely bound.
II Is the only practical instructor In
Fancy work. With 1t, as u guide, you
can make hundreds of beautiful things
for adorning your home, or presents
for your friends ut n trifling expense.
Every lady is delighted with 1t, us
there Is no fancy Work but that che
can accomplish by its aid.
Ladies' PriUote Companion. "A COM
plete work OH wOmanl.O6d. IttOuches
upon every subject of interest to wife,
mother, or daughter. Gives the nd
vice and information so many times
desired by ladies', hut which modesty
prevents her asking u physician Of the
opposite sex. Worth its freight In g0id
to- every one suffering from any Of
those weakness of the sex. Illustrated
and in clpth. Irregular price $1.OO.)
Fun and Cdndy.-A handsome AZ
page book, telling how to make over
100 kinds Of candles and other sweet
things at home. Should he IN every
American Household. Irregular price
50c.)
The HouscDUc.-An illustrated do
mestic Journal, devoted to "What to
Wear,1 allow to Cook" Fancy
Work." "HOtsehold Matters md
every subject Of interest to an Ameri-
Gun lady. Irregular price, S1.00.)
Send 5Ucts, and receive The House
wife on trial for six months, and any
one of above books free, or 500 and
receive It for one entire year, and all
Of above books free. This IL for netD
stIbscribers OnfU, who send nOsp Ad-
dress, The HOUSEWIVES, Nunda, N. Y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

DIrD-Of consumption, at her home
IN Porter, Cass county, Mich, FI.ORs
BNCE, wife OF e. #. Motley; aged u
years.
Deceased was daughter Of Henry
and Satah Sharp, Of Baldwin; was
horn March 26th, 1858, aud died, March
18th, 1885. She was born in Indiana !;
and married May 18th, 1852. At the
early age of 18 she united with the Bap-
tist Church.. and remained faithful
and consistent member, and u constant
laborer in the Master's cause, till she
crossed the river to that better land.
She leaves husband and infant child,
besides many friends to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Snnborn, ut the Baptist church,
and the remains laid to rest In the silent
city of the dead.
In her casivet, calmly sleeping.
Lies our Fl@rence. still and cold
But her spirit, angel waited,
To the gentle Shepards fold.
When on earth. our darling with us
Sang the song OF Jesus lovei
Now, with saints and Angels voices
Sings the songs OF heaven above.
Savior grant us each thy blessing,
That when life with us Is Der,
We may meet our saint, d darling,
On that bright and peaceful shore.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Ellsworth township polled l'etween
four and five hundred votes, OIL Nom
day last.
Mrs. Jesse Bradford has the thanks
Df the printers family for delicious
treat to pitcher Of cream.
Harry Jackson has taken a position
In the store of Wing 4 Co., Wingleton.
We wish him success.
r. Norton, Of this place. has house
and lot In Edmore, that he wishes to
trade for teahi, or for stock.
The boys say that it was the greatest
time for slips, ut our township election,
last Monday, they ever knew.
The Village Council, ut IFS meeting,
last Monday night, resolved to have its
proceedings published In the STAR.
-. Pierce, OF Pipestone, Mimi, for
wards paid-up subscription to the old
county paper.
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SURPRISE PAKrY.-Another of those

SURPRISE PAIvrY.-Anotlier Of those
sociable parties was enjoyed ut the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa N. Beebe,
Webber township, by their neighbors
and friends, Monday evening, April
6tlI, in honor of her birthday. All had
u pleasant time. Mrs. Beebe has been
II resident Of our township for several
years, and il much esteemsd by her
neighbors; being a pattern of industry.
1t is hoped 10y her friends that her life
may yet lie spared many Years, to en-
joy the happiness we trust is yet In
store for her.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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The Fountain Of Yauth.

Dyspepsia Is the prevailing malady
Of civilized life. A weak dyspeptic
stomach acts very slowly or not hlI' on
many kinds 0f fDod, gnses ure extri-
Gated, aci,ls are urmed and become
a source Of pain aud disease un-
Ill discharged. To be dyspeptic
Is to be miserable, hopeless, de-
pressed, confused In mini, f0rgetful, ir.
res0lute, drowsy, weak, lnDgtlid and
useless. 1t destroys the Teeth, Com
plexion, Strength, Peace Of Mind and
Bodily ease. IL produces Headache,
Pain In Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness
OF Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructatI0ns
Of Stomach, Bad Taste IN Mouth, Bill
Gus Attacks, PalpitatIon Of Heart, In
fiamatlon Of Lungs, Puin In tie region
Of the Kidneys, and hundred other
painful symptoms. Dyspepsia invnrI-
ably yields to the vegetable remedies
in GOLDEN SEAL BITTERS, the
great purifier Of the blood aud rest6rer
or health. In these complaints II has
no equal, and one bottle will prove .
better guarantee Of its>merIts than 8
lengthy odvertlDoment We warrant
GOLDEN eEAL RrTrEIza Take no
- l,1.,urs Z < - (.
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ADVICE TO MOTHMRS

Are you disturbed ut night and lrok-
en- of your rest by n sick child suffering.
and crying with pain of cutting teeth
IT so, send at once and get Il bottle
of .Nrs INnsfo,os Soothing, Syrup Jos
Children Jeethjpy. It's Value is meal
cnlable. It will relieve the poor suf-
ferer Immediately, Depend upon 1t
mothers, there Is no mistake abOut 1t.
1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, sOftens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and ell
ergy to the whole system. Mrs. Win.
siotO's Soothing Syrup for CHiioieyra
1eefhing Is pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription of one Of the Oldest
and best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and il for sale by
all druggists throughout the world.
Price rs centsa bottle,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Teacher, to Scholars-"ihosc vii,
remain IN the school house, betweer
the ringing OF the first aud second bel
must take their seats" First day
teacher's pets allowed to dance, between
the ringing of the bells). Second day
-:rsevefal boys starting to 60 out doors
when. bell begins to ring, stopped by
the teacher, and made to take their
seats f0r half nn hour before school be.
gan, and practice o,-
Il will sing 0f my Hedeemer"
And other stirring melodies, so appro-
priate(?) for the condition Of mind all
were In. Zone child managed. to es-
cape with Its books, and left for home
for good and ally. Teacher, .soliloquiz-
iny-"rm not crazy, o, no! But my
health will not permit me to do more
than draw money from the parents,
aud then badger their little children.
What cranky prank shall next per-
petrate, i cannOt just now say; my
poor, weak mind Is sadly confused.n
The following are the hotel arrivals
at Baldwin:
OCCIDENTAL II. p. Connell, Cairo, Ills; NJ.
+. Ray, Manistee; VIM J. Law, Manistce; j.
w. Howardi petloit; j. jarrett, Spri ngfield,
Chicago; r., \. snyder. Grand Kapids; A. q.
Wager, lonia; II Il. Moore, Detroit; W. Brand.
burg, st.arns;s. J. Levi, Detroitj Z. 8. McUm.
BALDWIN ExcHAEGE-A Nelson. Ludlng-
ton; Jno. Buckley. Grand Rapidss. NJ. a.
NeiIan, Branch; j. II. Peters, Midland; Wpg-
=. ID. Chandler, Chicago; Miss stella Fields,
'iowssKsp HoUsx-F. Hibner, Luther; W. $.
Robinson, Branch; w. NJ. DeWing, Boston; l..
G. Bradford, Grand Rapids; wm. Kennedy.
Ludington; w. Price, Grand Rapids; j. r.
oggel, Holland; Anthony Greilick, Traverse
Griiick, Travcrse City; Adoiph Leitell.
AnIIsaTpS.w. s1aTpSw A. Smith, Big Rapids; D.
i. g: Pctsrs, Mauistee; NJ. y. Adams, Grand
ltapids; II. Daily, Manistee; J. +. BraytOn,
Grand Haven.
1--WE understand there is soon to be
a second paper ut Baldwin, Lake coun-
ty. How Is it, Charlie ?"- Clarion.
We were just getting ready t6congrnt-
ulate Bro. Lusk OH the boom ., he was
receiving from our village; but If they
propose to cut him off, and give it to
some other feller," we will wait u lit
tie. There's 4" millions In it," IL only
the right one (the chap who tries TO
please every one), gets hold Of it.
The settlers, especially in Wehber
township, ought to appreciate the firm
of Foster, Blackman & Co. During tire
past winter many of the settlers have
been given employment cutting wUld
for the logging railroad, hauling sup
plies, laboring in the woods, &C., aid
it has proved very acceptable during
the hard times.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Call at &. w. Thompson's Grocery
for Sibley's Pride of the North Seed
Corn. This rirn Was grown % miles
southwest of Baldwin; and IL the ear
liest variety and best yieider of Dent
Corn known; is now thoroughly accIi.
mated. Owing to the ct1d weather,
the fore part of last season this corn
had not put out a tassel up to July Sth,
hut on Aug. 18th gathered a risk Of
ripe corn and laid ON my counter for
inspection. This shows very rapid
development, In ordinary seasons.
The seed IL of very fine quality, being
thoroughly ripe and dry long before
frost came. 1t yields over bushel of
sllelied corn to bnshel of ears, and
yielded 100 bushels Of ears per acre OH
natural soil. II WAS awarded 1st pre-
mum at Lake county fair. Come ear
~, Ms have not II very large amount
to spare. &. w. THOMPSON.
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Tie mill or Foster, Blackman IL Co.,
will he likely to start up for the season,
next Monday. The mill has been vi, t
in excellent repair during the past win
ter; about twelve fntn having been
employed. THIS industry is one of tie
main helps to our village, and ought
to be appreciated by our citizens.
"Ren" Barker, of the Clarion, Reed
City, In speaking of Luther, last week,
says: "Suffice II to say, that Luther
Is live town, and it's only Il question
Of time when it will be the metropolis
and capitol of Lake county" There,
now, old man, don't raise that county
seat ghost again!
AMI Lake county has gone Demo-
cratic OIL State ticket, for the first time
IN her history! Where has our Re-
publican county committee been? Are
you dead, boys, or only taking a nap?
Nine new subscribers since our last
issue T; an average Of one each day. If
the friends Of the STAR keep up the
good work, We promise them power
press, steam engine, ETC.. etc.
"Uncle Billy" Wood is having a
small saw mill and turning lathe made
and intends tn travel and give exhibi-
tions at various dime museums in the
country.
A young man named VIM. Baker, at
work In Raynor's mill, Reed City, ac-
cidentally fell on II Saw, cutting the
shoulder joint In two, and probxi,ly
rendering him cripple for life. He Is
unmarried.
Clarion. " d. 8. Scffog left this
Thursday noon for Baldwin, where he
will again pull the throttle on Foster,
Blackmnn & Co.'S logging rnilroad."
A family that had purchased the old
Henry Pocklington place, In Webber
township, arrived from Indiana, yes.
terday, to take possession.
Sandy Mcdonald, n former resident
Of Baldwin, arrived from Canada, Tues
day evening. He reports the snow ~
quite deep over there.
The ice will soon he out of the lakes,
when the sport of fishing with torch
and spear will he In order.
Geo. 8. Church has gone on his farm,
near Sears.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

A Luther correspondent says that the
church people and worlds people have
heen engaging in AZ, amicable contest
to see who could raise most money for
the Methodist minister; and the worlds
party came out ahead I: collecting $75.-
IS. and the church, $35.
The case IF nssumrsit against the
Township of Elk, in this county, will
be continued, April I4tli, in the U. s.
Court at Grand Rapids. This Is case
to compel payment of bonds issued for
jobs In that town, years ago.
The result in our township election,
last Monday, was mixed one, politi-
cally; with the Democrats little in
the ascendancy, as relating to town.
ship officers.
The frost destroyed n good many po-
tatoes IN this locality during the past
winter; but you cannot find any symp-
toms Of /" Jacks" presence about the
fine ones ut Geo. G. Townsend's.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09


A few weeks ago the prohibitionists
Of this county IN conclave assem- bled,
adopted the following resolution:
"That all the voters belonging to our ranks
be cntreated TO stand bim on the prohibition
question, and waive all affinity TO old partics
believing this 10 be really the greatest issue
before our peoples"
And at the polls in this township. last
Monday, there were five prohibition
votes cast, and four out cf the fve voted
jor Morse! Comment is unnecessary.
The new board of Supervisors will be
composed as follows: ID. A. Corneli,
A. Rosenberg, +. Nicholson, Geo. +.
("e, n. W. Marsh, B. Barrett, A. s.
Randall, Il. Campbell, n. Holford, q.
w. Mills, NJ. A. Neilan,
VIM. BIandbcrg The political COM
plexiOn of the new BOarl will lie ii
R"pubiitaiis to two Greenbackers.
We learn that an enterprising firm
In Luther, engaged IN the manufacture
Ing Of brick offer to furnish irick t
So Thousand tn all who will rebuild
oh the burnt district with brick. Such
firms ought to be appreciated by the
people of our sister villuge.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Mrs. T. M. Hardy has some neat bus
iness cards, announcing herself as q
fAshiouable dressmsker.
Misses Bessie and julia Russell, who
had been st heme for weeks vaca-
tion, returned to school ut Grand Rap
ids, Monday.
The " little STAR man" was not men.
toned in the Eclipse, last week. Now,
pee here, John, we never ordered our
advertising stopped!
A. J. BandeIl 10 constantly adding
70 the lists OF lands he offers for sale ;
and b working upa genuine business
BOOM"
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tT IS @QN@&D&D

Never since the existence of my fnstitq-
ton could the satisfaction be so plainly OBJ
served as at the present time that with fair
dealing, courteous treatment, and PROPER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the peoples wishes
all can be made happy.
The throng of customers that come to
purchase readily and gladly are the surest
indications
THAT THERE rs fUNFOR THE PEOPLE!
And it is no uncommon occurrence that GUS
toners after seeing my prices and going all
over the County for comparison COME
BACK to me with the conclusion that Israel
Hamburger means what he says; and has
the fairest and best shopping place.
Come all and see me.
ISRAELHAA HAAGBURGER
Reliable Dealer in Dry Goods Boots and Shoes.
The Highest Cash Price paid for all kinds Of Furs
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Hon. Geo. Oviatt and family spent
Friday night last with County Treas
urer Towner and wife, and went home
to Chase, Saturday. George Is looking
firstrate.
Lust Sunday was Easter. We don't
know eggs-actly how much lien fruit
was devoured In Baldwin; but UNDER
stand It was something Iesr than ton.
We received n pleasant call, Tuesday,
from MFR. RobeD, Of tile law firm Of Ro-
ben h Bennett, Of Big Rapids; who
was In town OF business.
Frank K. Withey represents some
good sound insurance companies, and
We are pleased TO know that he is do
ing n snug little business.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

The National Ag1fculi,sstet.--. An
American farmers Journal, will be
sent free for one year to every farmer
who sends US al once the names OF ten
farmers, and IL tw0-cent stamps for
postage, &c. It n the beat farm and
home pspcr In the United States, and
this offer 1s made only to secure names
TO whom we can send specimen copies,
as we know every Intelligent farmer,
who once sees the NATIONAL AoRrcUfs-
ruRIgr, Will subscribe for t. Regular
prlce, q 90 per ennum. Send to-day
snd oocuro thlD OlIef. Addreen,
y Nxz'osA1 Y Ae'r{eg !. ? 11y ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

The names and poslofllce address o'
the commissioners of High ways In this
county Are as follows. Pleasant Plains,
N. p. Bonney. Baldwin; Webber,. p
Caster, Baldwin; Center, A.. Thohip-
son, Baldwin; Lake, G. e. Goodenowi
Baldwin; Elk, NJ. A. Neilsn, Bralich
Yates, w. B. Laughlin, Formati
Cherry Valley, Jay Sprague, Nirvana
Glencoe, W.. H. Herbert, Hobart; Do
yer, Clark Trowbridge, Tustin ; Ellis
worth, Aionzo Woodruff. luther; Pi-
nora, J. 8. Eeley, Deer Lake; Chase,
N. Hoskims, Chase.
Foster. Dlaclsman & Co. have taken
Il new departure, In the line Of import
Ing a choice Japan tea. It IL put up in
neat cans, SO arranged that by. cutting
across one corner of the paper label, on
the end, spout is disclosed, which can
be lifted, and the desired Quantity of
tea poured out. Each can ia labeled
-" Foster, Blacknian & Co., Sole I'm
porters ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

The play" A Soldiers Fortune"
will be produced by Baldwin amatuer
talent, under the management Of Mrs.
+. NJ. Hardy, within few days.
A. G. Goehrend's fine flock Of sheep
were out of winter quarters, this week,
18th the young lambs frisking about
lively ~ crickets.
Cbss. d. Barghoorn, Of Luther, was
pted Justice of the Peace, Monday,
thout opposition. We predict that
makes q good one. He understands
" lsueusges, besides being posted in
(yAl matters.