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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
FRO.H THE (OI.N'Tl' SUPERLN.
TE.N'DE.N'T.

EDITOR TRUE NoRTHERSER,
DEAR SIR In your last issue | noticed an
article reviewing in part the report OF the Sec.
Of the Breedsville Convention, in which he
says: " Sup't Kellogg exonerated teacher
from slanderous report concerning him, circu-
lated by the press OF the County"
Now J take the liberty to say in this public
manner that no injustice was intended to be
shown to either OF the co, papers by the Sec
in giving his report above alluded to. The
facts in the case were simply these few
weeks since an article appeared in the Decatur
Republican headed, - \ new mode OF punish
ment;" giving particulars of the new mode,
az having been practiced IN the township OF
Hamilton. l am credibly informed that Mr.
Blackman received the statement from regular
correspondent, and published II in good faith,
having no reason to doubt ITS authenticity. 1t
was read, commented upon, greatly enlarged
Mr. Sherrod, the teacher. | visited the school
and ascertained from teacher, pupils and pat
rons that no such affair az published had ever
occurred in Hamilton in the school referred
10. Having ascertained the truth in the case.
felt 1t my duty to explain to the teachers OF
the County. and help IN sustaining the good
reputation OF Mr.. Sherrod, he having been a
very successful teacher IN the Nesbitt school in
Hamilton. In so doing | said 1.-The story OF
the new mode OF punishment lad been published
IN some OF the papers OF the Co." Now | see
no great blame resting upon any one except
the author OF the article in question. believe
newspaper correspondent OF all others,
should be careful in preparing articles for the
press and give nothing upon reports made by
rumor. The safety OF the press, and the well
fare OF community demands that such a course
be taken. Instead OF saying "a young LADY,
was kept standing on the floor four days, and
then held for half hour in a horizontal posi-.
ton on the bench by the teacher" 1t would
have been better to have said nothing about sc
frivolous matter as did actually occur
No, Mr.. Editor we do know that the lRUI
NoRrHERNER does not publish ANYTHING against
any teacher in the County. and we should bC
gully OF ingratitude and gross injustice, were
we not to acknowledge its repeated acts o
kindness and gentlemanly respect ever showl
to us and the educational interests we represent
Hoping tins Will be a sufficient explanation t,
yourself and to the Republican, / am as ever
Yours truly.
HENRY j. KELLOGG co. Sup't.
Lawton. April LIST. 1872.
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WE HAVE 20 LONG BRICKS,
No GREAT SEAlI-ANNUAL SALES,
But are in comfortable quarters and selling
goods every day Sundays excepted) and we
wish. with others. to put in a word 10 the pub
he. We are receiving, this month, a nice
STOCK OF GOODS
from
NEW YORk, BOSTON and CHICAGO.
Purchased direct of importers or manufacturer
and we propose TO sell to our customers at
velv low rates. We can sell goods as low "a
any concern u Van Buren, Co, II we don't sell
Thread that costs cents Tor ..
Our stock consists OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
SheetDg from to l6c. Cahcoe7, to 1876
NOTIONS.
Needles aud Pins, sc per paper.
DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING
full line. SUITS from $3.50 to $50
Pants Coo to $40,
HATS a CAPS-all prices. BOOTS x SHOES
specaty-all warranted.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PORK. FISH
FLOU Y and MILL-FEED.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, MIRRORS.
CLOCKS. SILVER-WARE, DC.
HARDWARE and IMPLEM ENTS-frOm
10c Jack knife TO Butterfly Drag or n wo
lorse Wagon.
pLOWS full rugged 911. Points and strips -,
All OF the above we wish 10 sell or exchange
for Farm Produce, Logs, Lumber. ShingIe
Greenbacks. Lath or Rags a. Cash Prices
Our Motto 10 Ready Pay and Small Profits.
We mean business-call and see.
Respectfully yours
KILLEFER g. HAVEN.
BIOcmingd7le March % 1872 So
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Business Notices.

4 brand fred" new stock OF DETROIT
STOVES at the tall brick Rush in and see
them.
$4,000 worth OF first class furniture now
ready TO slap right on to Detroit Stoves at
Mills Bros
MUsIc.-Those wishing the music to the
poem Oh Detroit stoves, buy one, put on the
furniture and Letter hum"
New Goods for the Holidays just received at
Van Auken Y Co.
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..IInM To GO WEST

Forty years ago. Illinois was as Far West as
most people wished 10 go, and journeys were
made in the Legendary Prairie Schooner, but
in these days of Progress and Improvement,
the word West has come to mean Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, Colorado, CALIFORNIA and the
Territories and the traveller reaches almost any
point therein 10y splendied Line Of Railroad
This Line OF Railroad is the Burlington
Route, which starts from Chicago by the Chica-
go, Burlington ~ Quincy Railroad. and, rum
ming through BURLINGTON, reaches Omaha,
Lincoln, Nebraska City, st. Joseph, Atchison,
LeAvenworth and Kansas City, connecting with
the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific. and other
railroads running from those cities
People going to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas
California or any point IN the Territories, vii
study their own interests by going by way Of
Burlington" for the rates OF that Line are al
WAYS ~ low a. any other, and it is the bes
Route in the West, therefore you are more SURE
of your safety and comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirably an
swered the question "How to go westI" b!
the publication Of an excellent Pamphlet, con
tanning q large truthful map OF the Grea
| West, and much interesting and valuable in
formation which can be obtained, free Of charge
by addressing General Passenger Agent j.
/ VI. +. Il. Burlington, Iowa.
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THE ELECTIONS.

In the Township OF Paw Paw the following
u the result:
supervisor, n. ID. Richardson, Rep, 22l l..
Q. Briggs, Dem, $40 Dem. majority, 49,
Township Clerk, James NJ. servoss, Rep,
~; Alex. VI. Harrison. Dem, 313 Dem ma
iority, sc.
Township Treasurer, Rodophus Rogers,
Rep, 80; Joseph Davey Dem. 2j9 4: Rep.
majority 81.
Justice OF the PEACEFUL term, VIM. X
cutler, Rep, go; J. G. Hulburt. Dem, 2Gj :;
Rep. majority, %.
Justice Of the Peace (vaca ncy). Chandler
Gichards, Rep, pa; Philip Sherrod, Dem.
80 Dem majority, Z.
Highway Commissioner, Coleman p. Raw
son. Rep, 800; Edmund La Grave, Dem, 252;
Rep. majority, 81.
School Inspector, c. W. Young, Rep, 2S5 ;
O. ID. Glidden, Dem. 275 Rep. majority, 10.
Drain Commissioner, n NJ. Pugsley. Rep,
252 II. VI. Pugsley, Dem. 275; Rep. major
ity. Z.
The Republican Constables were all elected
bv the following maionties: William Daniels,
100; Henry McCabe, 6S; 1. b. Conner, 20 ; s.
In Boomingdale the entire Republican Tick.
ct was elected by maorites ranging from tc
81.
For Supervisor, H. ~. Howard, Rep, III
x. VI. Brown. Dem, 81 Rep. majority. 81.
Charles H. Miller was elected Town Clerk
Timothy Cooley, Treasurer; Truman J.. Cooley
school Inspector: Ayres Stradly and william
olaria. Justices OF the Peace; Chester Coole,
and T.. NJ. Eaton Highway Commissioners.
In Pine Grove a Republican Supervisor If
elected
Wayerlv. Republican entire
Almena. Democratic Supervisor all the res
Republican
Antwerp. Republican.
Porter. Republican.
Decatur all Republican sxccp. supervise
Lawrence all Republican except Supervisor
Arlington. Republican Supervisor
Columbia. Republican
Geneva. Republican
Bangor tie on supervisor
Hartford. Republican except supervisor.
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TEACHERS ExAMINATIoSs.-Sup'tk Kellogg will
hold Teachers examination at the Court
House on Monday April 9Th, for the benefit
of such teachers "a may wish to avail them
selves of TINS opportunity. The examination
will be conducted by competent persons, who
have already been engaged for the occasion.
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We are requested to state that cur Superin-
tendent of Schools is busily engaged in visit.
ing schools, and that the schools which have
not already been visited by him, Will be called
On as soon as he can reach them
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Temperance ant Rusincss.


There are many of our citizens who seriously
believe that tho enforcement OF the Promblorv
law VIII be- an injury to the business interests
OF the place. Looking upon liquor as one
branch Of trade they naturally conclude that to
loose it would be detnment TO the place finan-
cially the same as If any of our shops or mills
were to be closed. According TO the principle
that If any member suffer all the body is affect
ed, they believe that the business OF the place
will be lniuriously affected by the suppression
of the liquor traffic. Is 1t for the interest OF
the merchant, the property holders and the
business mon OF Paw Paw that the place be
strictly temperate
The business OF the place depends largely
upon the prosperity Of the surro unding coun-
try. The more productive and better managed
the farms the more money will dow into oui
Golfers.
Is 1t not of vital Importance that our farmers
are thrifty and our laborers ndustriousy Vii
business men set down and compute the pc
cuniary loss to this place Of single drunken
farmer: In the course OF a lifetime how mucl
less produce has he brought TO our market anC
how much less has nc bought az our stores foI
his family and his farm How long will VOL
need 10 study political economy to learn tina
whatever interferos With the prosperity of
country dimn.shes tho value OF It's properly
and injuries IT'S trade. is II not true that !iquo
IS everywhere a blight to that productive inter
est by which are al supportedy
AQaIn every dollar taken at the bar wbetbe
il comes from the farmer, the aborer or an,
one else is 20 much decrease IN the merchant
trade.
In the great majority Of cases You are en-
titled to it in return FOR groceries, dry good
and other household stuff winch their familie
need and would have, if &c wore not thus d
yerted from Its legitimate use
Keep the saloons shut FOR q year and on
stores win absorb the,e Trade They all fee
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Paw Paw farmers CLuR will meet at the
Court House in Paw Paw, on Saturday, April
G. 1872, at two o'clock, p. m.
m. PUGSLEY, Vice Pres.
=. T. CLAP, Secretary.
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ARMED TO THE TEETH IL very common ez-
preston, but we think armed to embellish and
preserve them to a ripe Old age is decidedly
more beneficial and appropnate-thls can only
be done by the fragrant "Sozodont." For
cleansing, Identifying and preserving the teeth,
sweetening and purifying the breath, it has no
equal.
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Intending Purchasers would do well to look
out for the most magnificent selection OF Dry
Goods and Millinery now on transit from New
York, at W. j. Seick's.
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GoISG TO QUIr.-A saloon-kesper Of School
craft has placed notice in front Of his place Of
business to the effect that after the LIST Of May
no more spirits" will be sold at that house as
the atmosphere is getting too warm and that the
institution can't stand the frequent assessments
made on it Of late in the form OF fines and
costs. lie thinks most any other business will
yield larger net profit. and therefore quits.
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Town CoMMITTEE.-Messrs. John Knowles,
Charles A. Harrison and Milan L. Richardson
was elected as the Township Republican Com
mittee for the ensuing wear.
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spaldins's Glue is up TO the sticking point.

The choicest IL use in families, is the famous
Halford Leicestershire Table sauce. DO not
purchase anything Of the sauce kind but that,
if you wish your meats to lie made more pala-
table. Every family who has it is its reference.
For sale By all good grocers.
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On hand and for sale at the loweet possible
prices
MAMMOTH GLOVER.
MEDIUM CLOVER,
PRIME TIMOTHY,
PRIME RRD-TOP,
PRIME MILLET,
ss, AT W. j. SELIIcKs.
For first class Dental Services. go 10 DIR.
Hooker OF Paw Paw. lie will quiet your
aching TEETH, and soothe your dental trlD-
uiatlons. ooU
Buv vour boots and shoes OF Van Auken Il Co
30 per cent saved by buying your Clothing
OF Van Auken " Co. Oh
Save your money and buy your goods where
no shoddies are sold. Recollect the place. A.
Van Auken X Go.
A desperate and tenacious cold can be broken
rlp and extermnated by using Bars Pectoral.
CT. W. Longwell & Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
Bars Ague Medicine prevents return OF
the chill and extermlnates the disease. G. W.
Longwell X Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
Druggists all sell Bars Pectoral Elixir for
Colds Coughs Group, &c. sold by u. W.
Lopgwell y Co.
have never failed to recommend IT. G.. ".
Longwell y Co. agents, Paw Paw Mich.
1000 cords four feet wood wanted at Van Au-
ken " co. g.
Barr's Pectoral Elixir is simple. pleasant, and
a sure cure in all diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs. G.. W. Longwell * Co., agents.
Barr's Ague Medicine is the result Of 20 years
study by a scientific chemist. g. W. Longwel
/ X Co. agents.
d. b. Deland's Best Saleratus at Glidden's
only 10 cents per pound
You can get good, two or three hooped pail
at Glidden's for 20 cents.
Invest One Dollar in Bars Pectoral Elixir.
and stop that troublesome cough. G.. W. Long
well & Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
Invest one dollar in Bars Ague Medicine.
and cure your Chills. q. W. Longwell ~ 20.
agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
New Attractions in Winter Goods direct from
New York and Boston markets at Van Auken
n Co.'S.
Nav Flower Chewing Tobacco at Glidden's
for $1.25.
We hear no complaints from that best Japan
Tea every one who has tired 1t says Glldden
keeps the best in town.
Ladies do not buy your Millinery aud Fancy
Goods before looking over the choice assort-
ment OF everything in the above line now open
ing at Selck's. S42
A magnificent stock Of Straw Hats and Bon
nets. Flowers. Ribbons. Laces and Fancy Goods
just opened at Sellicks. oiz
Look lqcrc.-A farm OF eighty acres IN
Allegan Co. Trowbrdge town, to rent or let Oh
shares. There are forty acres cleared and well
improved There is a sugar orchard or 3Oo
good trees also. / Will sell this farm on time
with a small sum paid on contract. Tins. farm
is miles south OF Allegan.
Address VI. MASON, Physician and surgeon
Lake Mills, Van buren, County. Michigan 1911
Woop.-rhose Of our subscribers who have
promised Us wood in payment Tor their copy
~ the Trne NortberneT. will bear IN mind thai
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lIulin' the embezzling ex-clerk of the State
Prison, plead guilty to the charges preferred
AGAINST him and has been sent to the State
Prison for years. 1t is thus Republicans
runish treasury thieves.
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D t Y r N 8
Manufactuaer and Dealer IN
md SHOES

ITavins opened Manufacturne Establish
mcut for the above purpose, beg leave 10 ~
form the dealers and citizens OF IAN Buren,
County that ! am able TO furnish them with the
BEST OF SHOP MADE WORK,
al the vory lowest prices. I manufacture all
my Boots and Shoe, and am able 10 warrant
them 10 tho consumer Mandatory. under
Free Martin a. co. y Hardware Store.
SOB ID. BYRNS.
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TWO HUNDRED THOU SAND OAK >POKES
1sIx2s< inches. one half % inches long, the
balance &c, all to be the best quality OF white
oak clear from sap or worm holes. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through by - inches long, for which
we will pay cash when delivered. For the
spokes we will pay fifteen dollars per thousand,
for the hubs nine dollars per hundred,
IL. & H. s. ISMON.
April Sd. 1872. oS5m3
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We publish elsewhere an article from Sup't
Kellogg in explanation Of the matter alluded
to in the NoRTHERSER OF last week, and which
explains and sets right the press and teacher
aud places the responsibility where it belongs
on correspondent OF the Decatur Republican,
who very much over-drew the picture.
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PROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, IS. At session OF the
Probate Court. for the County OF van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office IN the Village or
Paw Paw, on Monday. the first day OF April,
I'm the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventv-two. Present-George W. Lawton,
Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the Estate of William Cox,
deceased. On reading and fling the petition,
duly verified, OF Betsy Cox, praying that an III
strument Herewith filed and purportlng to be
the last will and testament OF William Cox,
deceased. may be admitted TO probate and al
ministration OF the estate.
Thereupon it is Ordered. that Monday the
twenty-nlnth day OF April. 1872, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs al law OF said
deceased. and all other persons interested IN
said estate, are required to appear at session
OF said Court, then to be holden at the Probate
Office, in the Village of Paw Paw, and show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And 1t IL
/ further Ordered, that said petitioner give notice
/ to the persons interested IN SAID estate. OF the
pendepcy OF SAID petition, and the hearing
/ thereof by causing copy OF this Order to be
published in the True Northerner newspaper
/ printed and circulating in said County OF Van
Buren, for three successive weeks, al least pre-
vlous TO said dav of hearing 8SStS
GEO. ". LAW TON, Judge of Probate
+ 4 true COPY. g.. ". LAwToN, Judge OF Probate
/ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-In the mat
ter of the Estate OF BILLINGS RICHMOND
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned
commissioners, appointed by the Judge OF
Probate of Van Buren, County 90 examine ant
adjust oil claims and demands against the e.
tate Of Billings Richmond late OF said county
deceased. will meet az the Office OF s. II. Black
man. ESQ. in Paw Paw. on the thirteenth day
~ March, the fifteenth day OF May, and the
eighth day Of July. 1872, for tho purpose OF
examining and allowing such claims, and tina
SIX months from the eighth day OF January
1872. are allowed by said Probate curt, 10 the
creditors OF SAID estate 20 present their clam,
for examination and allowance
Dated Paw Paw, Feb. 9th, 1872. SSlt5
SAMUEL. II. BIACENAN.
OLIVER ID. GLIDDHg, Commissioners
aLOSZO SHUTS,
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Sons
w T. y ID e &c u OH.
The best Liniment OF The Age

ne Dert IsInlmtut o. Tie NO.
Cures rheumatism. Neuralgia. Cbl5lau,
Bruises Sprains, Flesh Wounds. Burns, ccaid-
sore Throat or Quinsy, Frost Bites, and shoul
be used whenevera LIniment Is required. Cures
Lameness, SpraIns, ounds Niudgalls Cola
Boils OF Calls on Horses.
knowing that the world Is full OF humbu.
medicines 10 impose upon the ciedulity or tls
sick and afflicted the propnetors o. these Med
cines relieve the buyer Of all chance OF benz
deceived by fully guaranteeing Eurrus on 4
Wonderful Oil and Wilson's Couch Mixture rc
give entire satisfaction. and hereby authorize
dealers 70 refund the money and charge bac1
10 rs whenever they fail to do so.
Largo Bottles ONLY 50centa. So-lcverE NLtr.-
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EErURNED.-James A. Leech after an absence
or five months in Detroit, has returned to Paw
aw, and is ready TO do house, sign and car
rage painting, paper hanging, kalsomiming,
etc, on short notice. lie may be found at the
Old shop OF Woke and Leech
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It.N, LI.Ns TlNs I'm.
Those who enjoy good cup OF Tea arc here
informed that choice article % Japan Tea
IAN be had at the Grocer Store OF ". II. Gid
den. which viii he -ur' 90 give satisfaction %
an lovers of That beverage SIS.
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t7ELsfs'S y fitsa|E A4sd.E.
WOgR2E gONFECTENN.s.

Arc positive and SPEEDY remedy for the Re-
moval OF Worms. They are pleasant TO th-
taste. and any child Will take them. If vor
child has Worms YOU Will notice that the gppe.
ute h deranged and variable, often more than
ordinarily vOracious. There is picking Of 40
nose bigcup, disturbed or starting no the seer
grinding OF the teeth, and bowels costlye. Ma
child is sometimes very pale. and again flushed
These are only Few or the symptoms OF No rrns,
which. II left without medicine to remove tbs,,.
viii produce commissions or fits. and freanentlv
fevers. To remove the Worms. luv WeIb.,
Vegetable Worm Confections.
sold by all dealers IN Medicine at 25 cents.
At Wholesale by G. T.. WEBB Il BRO. Drug.
eists, Propuetors Jackson, Mich. and FtE-
RAND. WILLIAMS Is CO.. ue.rc.t ss-y
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ELECTION OF NEsTRyMEN. The Annual cleo
ton OF the Vestry at St. Marks Church. in this
village took place on Monday evening last
The following were elected
JOSEPH DAvY, DANIEL c. COLEMAN
CHARLEs SELLEcK GEORGE OCoBoCK.
FRANK 1t. TAYLOR.
Secretary-I. w. Van Fossen.
Treasurer-E. o. Briggs.
The Nestry then elected Charles Seleck
Senior Warden and d. c. Coleman Junior
" arden the ensuing year.
Thing OF UIILITr.-In our absence Mr..
Robert Baker Of Breedsville, caused to be left
IL our Office little article, which appears to be
OF great utility. II is no less than Fire Kin.
der, which ls the handiest and most efficient
article of the kind that ever came under ouI
observation, and should be in every house. II
- perfectly safe. and fire can be started in
two minutes. We started fire in less thar
three minutes, using nothing but green wood
Call on, or send to Mr.. Baker and secure one
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MORRIS J. NEWELL..
abEs. NgE.SDVt.
cot GEE MN II EsR..

This Medicine is the prescription OF a regula-
physician, and has been used For manv years D..
a very extensive practice for al diseases OF ths
Throat and Lungs. always with the best success.
It cures Coughs, Colds, Group. Whooping
Cough. Asthma. Inflammation OF the Lungs
old, long standing Coughs and Tor Coughs.
Colds or Group OF Children it is the best remedy
known. Sold by al dealers in Medicine AZ p.
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CoNvcTED.-Rufus Mcomber, charged with
the murder OF Enos Johnson, in Lake Town
ship, in Berrien County, in the fall OF 1870, and
whose son is now serving term in the State
Prison for the same offense. was tried last
week at special term of the Berrien Circuit
Court and convicted of murder in the second
degree, and was sentenced to Jackson for ten
years. He is the same man who was sentenced
to prison last year for life but was granted a
new trial
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A desperate and tenacious cold can be broken
ND and extelminated by using Bars Pectoral.
CT. W. Longwell & Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
Bars Ague Medicine prevents return OF
the chill and exterminates the disease. q. W..
Longwell X Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
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For first class Dental Services, go to DIR.
Hooker. OF Paw Paw. lie will quiet your
aching TEETH, and soothe your dental trlb'
ulations. ocO