The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-21

Grue Nortberwr.
PAW Paw, MlcmoAN, APRIL u, 1871
s. Il CONWAY, EDrror
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\ large amount OF the reading matter. d
slCned for this number, is crowded ont bv n
unexpected press upon our space for ndyer
tisng purposes We viii correct this matte
next week.
PEACE NOTICE.
Rev. S. w. Sleater, Agent of the America,
Peace Society. viii address the friends O
Peace, at the Baptist Church next Sabbath. a
} O'Clock p. m. also at the Presbyterian Churcl
in the evening.
The Legislature adjourned on Monday last
The new Liquor Law passed by that BODY. will
appear in the columns Of the True Northern
er soon.
We notice that the Dyckman House ia filled
10 OVERLOOKING, caused by the influx of litl.
CANT 8. jurors, witnesses and lawyers that JUS
now throng our town.
New GooDs.--We would call the especial at
tention Of our readers to the new advertise
ment OF w. j. SellIck in this issue of the True
Northerner. Mr.. Sellick has just received {
large and well selected stock of goods from
which customers may make satisfactory selec
tons.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Horatio j. Hendrix has
bought out his partner, Ransom Nutting in
the Tannery and Tanning business at Decatur
The business will hereafter be conducted by
MIR. Bendryx, who is good fellow, and whom
We would like to see succeed to his own entire
satisfaction.
We soc 1t stated that ID. Darwin Hughes o,
Marshall has been appointed attorney for the
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad, and will
move to Grand Rapids at an early day.
IN LUCK.-Thomas Smith, Of the Yonkers
Daily Herald. by the death of an English re-
lation, becomes the heir and owner Of an Co.
tste valued at 81, 100000 sterling. How about
the newspaper business now Mr.. Smith
Those people who have q laundering after
scandal, il our information is correct, have en-
joyed plethora of that article, for week or
more past, over at the Court House.
THE WHEAT.-From the farmers we have
the cheering intelligence, that the wheat pros
poets are most excellent. The cool weather we
are having at present, is just the thing to give
wheat good thrifty start.
During tho past week there has been Six
newspaper suspensions: one in Indiana. one
in New York state, two in New York city and
in Ohio. And during the same time there has
been nineteen new papers started in various
localities over this broad land. In addition to
the above, there has been four newspapers
consolidated INTO two. This We think is good
idsa-tbs stswing down Of editorial talent,
We have no doubt the papers are improved and
made better.
An Indiana editor stated the other day, Of
. rival who vas coming to town to start pa
Per, that he WAS generally good fellow, but
parted his hair in the middle.
vAxD.RPooL.-George vanderpooL we learn
has been removed from Kalamazoo to the
Hastings jail, 1t which place his third trial ia
to DO had on tho charge OF numbering Herbert
Field at Muskegon, In this State. He viii be
defended in thi trial, by Hessrs. Hughes and
VanArman, who defended him on tho former
Avxs ChnrCh .kn AOpduokAN kha
prosecution at Msnistee, viii appear in the
coming trial for the Same service.
PxRsoNAL.-We were favored on Monday
last, with cali from 4. A. Blackman Of tho
Republican. He looked a. though he enjoved
his rations. This is the second call We have
received from him during the past seven
months and half.
BUsNEss GRANGE. Charles D. Stephenson
has bought out d. r Sweet, and will hereafter
run the Omnibus and Drsy. II any body has
any heavy Drsying to do call on Charley.
BusIN ess Snow CARDs.-Mr. Geo. II. Giles, q
printer, IN town, for the purpose of getting
up show cards exhibiting the Cards OF Bust
mess men, to be hung up in the Post Office or
Hotels. Persons In want OF anything of the
kind should call on bin.
FAsTIDIoUs.-A Chicago paper contains this
advertisement:
Board wanted in private family, where
Women's rights are not continually harped upon
at the brea fast table, by disappointed old
maids OF doubtful age, and where the still
ness OF the midnight hours are unbroken by
the unceasng warfare OF cats, and the dis
Cordant notes OF n cracked guitar"
That fellow oug ut to have a cracked guitar
twaugci over his head.
AoC1DEsr While DR.. Woodman OF South Ha-
ven wac returning hone ron Paw Paw ac-
compamei by Capt. ", p. Brysu, aud descend
ing hull one OF tue tugs of the harness be-