The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-24

are the commodities they deal in
OUR townsman, Henry Ismon, has bought
fine six hundred dollar young horse OF the
Night Hawk breed.
Bishop s. A. McCosKRY preached at the
Christian church on Monday night TO large
and appreciative audience.
Ross has contracted large amounts OF wool
at pretty large figures So say other dealers
who have bought less.
The regular Republican Convention, for the
nomination OF candidates for President and
Vice President, will meet Philadelphia June 9Th.
THE st. Louis Republican was sold at auction
short time since, and brought four hundred
aud sixty-five thousand dollars.
THERE is photograph man in town selling
photographs that look as though they had had
good deal Of handling.
WE were panied to learn from South Haven
nan that Stewart, OF the Sentinel, had been
sent to Jackson. The daily papers enlightened
us as to the cause,-he went 70 the State Con-
vention.
ANSAN~
over the Drug store OF Wheaton and Teed.-
Chas. Z. Galgan has removed to the rear
room over Kilburn and Hudson's.
FIVE hundred full sheet posters and two
thousand programmes, announcing the I'd an
rual exhibition OF the Paw Paw Horse Aasso-
CATION, were issued from thus office.
THE fine rains we have had during the past
week have improved the appearance Of the
crops and vegetation, and materially added TO
the supply of the csterns.
The subscription list Of the TRUE NORTH
raNER has increased from three to five day
for three or four weeks past. one day we
added eleven to the list.
ABRAM LEWIS, whose shop is at the corner
CT Niles and Main streets, has absorbed nearly
al the small shoe shops in town by buying them
cut and giving the owners employment.
WE notice that Messrs. Bull and Wilson,
late of Decatur, are running the Furniture
Factory on the point. These are the men who
had a mill burned at Decatur recently.
FRANK SrEARSs everybody has heard OF
Frank, if not they will in time. is putting up
an Ague Medicine that is said to do the bust
ness for the shakes" in the very shortest meter
W. j. SEIIIcK.-The attention Of the reader
is particularly called to the new advertisement
OF w. j. Sellick, to be found in this issue OF
the TRUE NoRrHERNER. Mr.. Sellick is one OF
cur largest advertisers and most liberal dealers.
REV. d. BARKER informs us that on Monday
lnc k6ot D,ol,A - A ~
frmed eight persons, as members of the Epls
copal Church.
p. L. EMERY has purchased one half interest
il the old Livery Barn and gone into partner
chip with Irving Lane in the Livery business.
Mr.. Hinkley retires, having drawn out his stock
from the concern.
4. II. MoRRIsoN, OF st. Joseph, in letter
to W. :. Maynard. puts himself on record for
Greeley. or course, II Greeley should become
President. he will be ahead when Offices come
to be distributed
THOMAS O. WARD has moved from Paw Paw
to Kalamazoo, where he intends devoting bis
entire time and attention to the manufacture
and introducing his Air Break on the railroads
CT the country.
OWING to the heavy rain that prevailed OF
Tuesday night and Wednesday last, the exh
bitlon Of the Paw Paw Horse Association was
postponed until Thursday, yesterday and il
low in full operation.
THE south Haven Sentinel seems to have
some fears that the Mackinaw and Chicago
railroad will pass through Paw Paw. He seem
Ill. Al gr.k.z q
and South Haven road Keep cool Ed. we viii
have both roads in due time.
OUR Drug stores are getting things conven
lent each has Physicians Office Immediately
over It, DR.. Andrews Office is over Kilburr
and Hudson's, Dr. Hathaway's over G.. W
Longwell IL Co.'S and DR.. Thomas owe
Wheaton and Teod's.
TIE Ypsilanti Sentinel, Democratic journal
speaking Of the Soldiers Monument at etrol
says it &" commentaries shameful war in
sanely begun, absurdly conducted, and ende,
with the violation Of every pledge OF policy
that was made at its commencement, or adopte,
during its course" on the part OF the Govern
ment
ted by the Ladies' will hold Strawberry Fes
tival, at the residence of Rev. d. Barker, OIL
Tuesday, June 18th. II the weather will PEI
nit the occupation OF the grounds, the Flowe
Queen" will be repeated. The articles for sal
will be offered.
PARTICULAR NOTICES.. S. HIATT will repai
any Sewing Machine and put one out OF order
or broken, in as good condition as when new
lie will also mend Parasols and Umbrellas
Gun work of all descriptions done on shor
notice. Orders for work in his line left q
Wheaton Il Tead's, will receive prompt atten
ton.
Nor1cE.-The Free Methodist Will hold
Camp Meeting, on the farm OF q. W. Butter
field. in the township Of Waverly, nine mile
northwest of Paw Paw, commencing June 26tt
continuing one week. No huckstering viii b
allowed within two miles OF the ground tn
limits prescribed by law.
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