The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-06
4orsl department.

n Genius.
Admission Is cents. Tickets a, Melcbors |
Jewelry store and at the News Depot
Nasty will hcture at tho Bsptist Brick Church |
"Wednesday evening, December 18th.
The horses are getting better and our streets
arc again pretty well thronged with teams
c. u. STEPHENSON aiyertises for five thous-
ana cords OF four foot wood and five Thousand |
two foot wood
BURE JENNINGS, OF Paw raw township. has
lus received patent for new Washer said
20 be just the thing
THr Electoral College Of Maryland met on
the 9Th inst, aud cast unanimous vote Tor
Hendricks OF Indiana for President.
O'DoSNKII. Was selected by the Michigan
Electoral College IA messenger to carry the re-
turns to Washington.
WE notice that John d. Upton. the Prose-
hitting Attorney has been in town several days
during the week.
Eoop IL coming into town quite lively.
good deal of which Is being shipped TO the
Lswtcu Iron Works.
DRESSED hogs bsve been brought to this
market quite freely during the past few days.
Large quantities have been shipped from this
point.
DRuMMoND. OF the Press, says that he did
nave Thanksgiving turkey after all He pro-
cured It a. one OF the markets and gives MS to
understand that hs himself paid for 1t. That
sas right.
JAMES Il. SroSR, OF the KaamIoo Telegraph
has purchased the interest in that paper owned
bv the estate OF Herman T.. iIascall, deceased,
and will hereafter conduct the paper as sole
EDITOR, publisher and proprietor.
In q recent competitive examination IN the
Treasury Department there were 50 compeh-
tive examinations for 10 first-class cerkships.
and only 10 out OF the 40 we're women, yet
thew secured six ont Of the ten clerkships. How
~ that for Civil Service reform ?
BURR ROBBINS has get no Housekeeping Tor
The winter, and Intends to be \ respectable and
quiet citizen among until the SHOW season
opens when no proposes to open up very
good aud attractive Show,-lay up all the money
nc can, and go into comfortab quarters and
onjoy lis gains ia magnificent ease and quctude.
VIZ have received from the " Eureka Dane
ny CLUB" OF Decatur, On invitation to attend
a series or ten dances to be held during tho
comm winter. Wo pretict for them plenty
81 enjoyment - these social partiea-
Tu1Ea FRO 81 grea, many kind, OF Roller
Oompog,;ol for punters' u-e none OF viii n
seen adapted 90 tle use oe the = Mutual hc-
mr1ti)1 Gocety" publications.. Let Us haVo a
new composition that will enable them 20 work
their papers go thai they viii be readable ~
the future. Tho two Eds. and Alyin rbou d
get some OF { better quality at once, as u
print tteir sheets -uficiently legible to enable
their patrons 90 read their second hand lokes
aud garbled locals.
DUElSd the late severe storm, wood was
scare GrucIe 10 this village, almost every bod!
appearing 10 lie short. dozen purchaser
vouli gather around every load that va
brought 10. There had been but httle brought
IN, as nearlp all the horses had been laid up b.
the epizoohc. The horses are better now m,
wood has come in quite freely For a fev day
30 that people are getting supplied.
WI learn from tho south Haven SenaRe
that "ihe Prosb7terau Society Of Paw Paw
na8 secured the services Of REy. On. WATKINS
formerly OF Chicago, for the ensuing year"
Ths was ready news 10 Us and al otherso
the society, 80 we had supposed we we're hav
ing the Gospel expouoded, and the ordinances
OF the Church ADM listered by the Rev. Mr.
wilkins. TLe information, however. ~ jus
ar reliable ~ the table published by the Sent
nfl purportIng TO be the Official" canvass.
K$sh SrhODt CourSr NJ Iscct,,rrs
We are glad to announce chat the High Soho,
course OF lectures is secured and viii be opene
on Dec. 11th, 1872 The lecture at that tim
Will be delivered by Z. G. Abbot l.. L. H. q
the agricultural College, and will be followe
hy others Of the course, ono the Ssc.eeiin
week, the remainder on "Wednesday evening
81 ehoa week beginning on the sta az I4i,nar,
We ask all - tsI8s ia maxim tlcso lla.ure
emloeCiI9 success. Numerous ASSURANCE
have becn given 10y those WHO did not care
purchase season ticket. that the course shou
have their support and We hope 10 ses thoi
and all others VINO take an interest in su,
natter IN attendance. The speaker engac,
are men who wi! be sble both to interest AZ
to instruct. The lectures Will afford a recrs
ton from regular worl, and at the Same tin
furnish an amount OF useful information IN
can hardly bo obtained with less time and G
fort.
Come and hear President Abbot. tho mi
who stands 1t the head Of Hichigau's echo
for farmers The other speakers will b. q
nounced from time TO time.
HARTFORD. Mica, De,. 1, 1879.
tD1Toh NoRTHERNKn
DLaE SIR,--I ana IN doubt and sor,
puzzed, and my inquisitiveness will not
me rest. am great lover az we'll AZ read
of poetry think | can generally underzta
or comprehend the idea the writer wished
conveys but for oncc my wits have failed me
Tue bit OF verse in connection with the IN
riage Of Annie Van Anken IN your last iss
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