The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-03-10

Grue Nortberner.
Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, MAR. 10, 1871
1nraI department.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CUBsCRIBERS recei-ing their papers with an
- after the name ar. notified that their sub
ssriptions will expire a two weeks and those
marked Xxx have alrt" expired.
CONTRIBUTORS ~ 'equestcd to write with
" INK, on ONE sIDBt The SHEET ONLY.
CONCENTRATIONS ,St he accompanied by
" the tru name OF the uthor, and in no in
glance will MSS be retul aed unless a stamp is
enclosed for that purpose.
REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-There will be meet
Sog Of the Republican Electors of the township
OF Paw Paw, at the Court House, on Thursday
evening next, at 719 o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose OF choosing delegates to attend the Coun-
ty Convention to be held at Lawrence, on Sat
urday, the 18th inst. I. 4. HENDRIoK,t
q. A. HARRISON, ! Com.
BURGLARY. Friday, March 90, the Shoe
Shop Of ii. Van Duzen was entered by some
person, by means OF q false key, and two pairs
of fine boots and one pair Of French calf Bal
moral shoes stolen therefrom. No clue to the
aepredator has as yet been obtained.
ANOTHER BUSINESS CHANGE.-The market
heretofore kept by L. Martin has passed into
The hands of +. Martin, j. w. Free and j. p
Varnsworth. who will hereafter continue the
business. Mr.. Farnsworth Will superintend
the running OF the market, while Messrs. Mar
TN and Free will give their attention to the
Hardware business
THE WoMAN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION at Lam
sing has closed its session. Ibis body was in
session for several days, and many speeches
we're made with the intent OF Calculating the
scope of the movement. Several prepared lee
torres were delivered in which oil the various
topics pertinent to the movement were set
forth to the best advantage.
PERsoNAL.-We received a call on Thursday
from our old friend, j. IL. Wallace Esqr., late
Of Decatur. who 10 at present euga ged in the
lumber Trade at No 472 North Water 1T, Chi
oago He ia here on business connected with
his Lumber Yard; and all parties having occa-
son TO deal with him will find him gentleman
OF integrity in whom they can place implicit
confidence,
We call attention to the advertisement or
Chas. d. Stephenson to be found in another
column. who has been constituted general Tick
@. Agent for the sale of Railroad Tickets over
all the Western roads as well as Eastern. Per-
sons who design travelling should procure their
tickets at the Office OF the Paw Paw Railroad,
where they can procure them for any Road
Westward and also to the East. by doing so
they will save themselves all the trouble and
annoyance Of procuring them while on their
journey.
i. II. Freeman has recently erected an es-
Enlistment for the manufacture OF Slaves and
leading. at Breedsvile. which we learn is now
in full operation. The machinery and WORKING
OF the establishment is very satisfactory-pos-
sessing capacity of $4,000 Slaves per day.
re Wish Mr.. Freeman large measure of sue
t,ess il this new venture.
The Benton Eiarbor Palladium Gays "rhe
sy.rong wind Of last Friday morning swept off
ine main tower on the Methodist church, in
this village and implicitly ruined 1t. 1t seems
that the iron work was not OF sufficient strength
10 hold 1t IN Its position, and consequently it
gave away falling across the ridge Of the roof,
breaking two or three rafters, and jarring the
whole building 80 that tho ceiling is badly crack
ed. and large quantity Of plastering has fall
en- off. 1t will probably cost thousand dollars
20 repair the damages
TIFF OIAroRIo OF DANIEL was produced at the
Christian Church. in this village, by about one
hundred of the Singers and Citizens OF Paw
Paw, to large and appreciative audiences, on
the evenings Of Tuesday and Wednesday Of the
present week. under the management of Mr.,
g. Cook The piece WAS well rendered, and is
highly spoken OF by those who were present.
The want OF space prevents us from speaking
Of this grand performance at greater length
this week.
AHorEI CHANaR-Mr Alfred Brush late OF
Coloma, has Just moved into the Clifton House
of Paw Paw, and opened it to the travelling pub
lie. Mr., Brush is gentleman not entirely un-
known to the people and business men Of this
section o, the state, and we bespeak for him a
fair share of public patronage, believing that
all who may seek the Inequalities Of his House
viii have their wants kindly attended to and find
n n,easant home during their sOiourn.