The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-14


t,yal viii be held in the Town Han.
GRAvELNG the streets all over in spots is
still progressing.
JOSEPH KnBuBN and wife are ruslizing among
friends in Massachusetts.
rHREE Decatur lawyers were in town on
Monday last. What's up?
The State genealogical society will hold ite
next meeting at Benton Harbor
The cross walks have undergone some i'm
poftsnt repairs, and are now in good condition.
THE Worlds Pesce Jubilee opens at Boston
.on the 18th last, and continues I'LL July sth.
Our member of Congress. Hon. W. l..
etough;on, has been appointed one OF the Wis
itors 10 West Point Military Academy.
WE learn from prominent newspaper that
they have "CAr worms in Northern Indiana
What sre they?
y oNEsvILLE is building a cotton mill which
has The foundation and basement already com e
peted and ready for the superstructture
tIoN. ". L. SroUGHToN Will accept thanks
for q copy OF the report on the Condition OF
affairs IN the late insurrectionary States.
coMposIroR. In setting up an obituary OF 6
Fire Insurance man, made the types say" He
bas gone to that undiscovered burn Guess
he was about right after all.
THF New York rcus will exhibit a; Alegsn.
lune 18Th al Kalamazoo June 14th, and at
Nles 'une 18th. The Circus travels by rail-
fHK Cass County republican makes i:s ap-
pearLnce in new dress, which seems 70 1t
admirably and in which it makes graceful
appearance
IHAI there are no sore-heads hereabouts IL
abrndantly evident by the fact that scarcely
white hat, the appropriate covering for thai
nblady, is worn.
THREE editors Of Berrien county have beer
placed on Viewing Committees OF the Unior
Far of the Northern Michigan Agriculture
snd Mechanical Society.
IHE farmers of volinia, Case county. hello
their annual sheep shesring Festival on the
II -
terest manifested in the exhibition.
BURLINGTON, OF the Cass County republican
offers his paper from now TIL the close OF tn
.rampaign for the small pnce of " FIFT1
CENTS! payable in advance"
VIZ learn from some Of our local papers tina
The new blast furnace at Bangor had beef
blown down. 1t turns out to be only sma
portion of the wall of the casting room.-no
The furnace.
THR Palladium, Benton Harbor, OF the 9TH
saws: The first shipment OF strawberrle
from St. Joseph this season C quarts) wa
rosde last night"-the 9th. We had ripe STRAW
berries here the 4th.
rHE So. Haven Sentinel devotes full colum
TO three photographic puns on the south Hsvei
20 sest.-one from the st. 10. Herald, on
from the Decatur Republican, and one fror
the TEUE NoRrHERNER. Who wrote the article
Ee
T1F Chinese are an initiative people an
learn our WAYS with remarkable aptitude
Xoopmsnschsp. the celestial labor contractor
has taken the benefit Of the Bankrupt act
having failed for over quarter OF milo
dollars.
SoroURSER TRUTH visited the colored poop
OF the township OF Calvin last week. 81
vent there TO talk TO them and exhort them
become christians She will hold meeting
Tassopolis on the 18th inst. yesterday.
il commenting on the Horse Fair, held
Kalamazoo last week, the Gdtete says
We would remark that the Nation
Association have one OF the finest tracks al
grounds in the United states. and 1t IS shan
our citizens are not more liberal in their patroi
age OF II.
* Engineer Of the Chicago, Alton and
r.ou!s Railroad has been testing patent spa
catcher" recently patented, which catches Il
suarks from the smoke-stack Of the locomotiv
.aa deposits them in box. The box is empti'
2. the end Of the route. The test thus Tar d
been satisfactory.
SHAKESPEARE. OF the Gazette, says that hal
nazoo can boast of beautiful horses al
beautiful women, which shows that brute ho
lie first. and angelic human the second pla
n his admiration. II was the other way WI
Billy Of the plays.
PAW paw seems TO be all right as to rallro
matters. The Sentinel man won't let the &c
mac aud Chicago railroad come to Paw ia
hat gives us one from White Pigeon to sou
Haven, passing through Paw Paw. That
right Ed we favor your road but why not
che other come this way No danger OF Z
spsny railroads.