The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-08

Trae Nortberner.
Paw Paw, MIcmeAN, August s, 1873
znral department.
Read the New Advertisement Of A. Van Au'
ken ,S Co., to be found In this issue.
Rev. Calvin Clark will preach at the Presoy-
tetian Church, next Sabbath Morning aud
Evening.
On Friday night OF last week Bowry dance
came off in grove near the residence of VII
liam Lyle.
Don't fail to send TO the Kalamazoo Bust
ness College for College Record, giving full
particulars OF the course
\. II. HEBRON, Esq, formerly of this ounty
and late OF the 81. Johns Republican, has been
engaged IN the Editorial Staff OF the EUeniag
Ne'os, now daily to DO ISSUED soon at Detroit
by j. e. Scrpps late managing editor Of the
Detroit Tribune.
The Grounds of the Van Buren, Co Agricul-
tural Society are beng put in repair and impor.
tant changes and additions are being made
which will materially add TO it's capacity, COM
fort and convenience. Tie Cattle department
is beirg Gr eatly increased III its capacity and
convenience.
The Circuit Court re-convened on last Tues
day, Judge Charles Il. Brown presiding, for
the purpose of dsposing of some criminal
cases On yesterday the trial OF the Grand
Junction case known rs the Modoc case, was
commenced. At the hour Of our going to
press il was not concluded
The Concert on Wednesday evening, at
the Brick Baptist Church, by the Paw Paw
Musical Association, was an enjoyable affair.
The vocal and instrumental music was good
the pieces all being well rendered, to large
and appreclative audience 1t was a success
both as a performance and financially.
I've demand that the provisions of the late
act OF Congress, by which the salaries (of Con-
gressmen) were increased, shall be promptly
and Internationally repealed" Is the language
of the Republicans of Iowa. through their rep
resentatives duly assembled in convention. at
Des MONIES on the 25th day OF July, 1873.
Mr.. L. L. Hull was in town several days
during the past week engaged in packing and
Shipping the books and papers belonging to the
Office Of the Collector Of Internal Reynue to
Constantine where the Office will hereafter be
kept. Mr. Altman Deley Supervisor Of Revnue
was also present, experimenting the change.
The Chicago Sentinel of August End in
forms it's readers that seen. Dwight May. Of
Kalamazoo, made his first visit TO that port. !"
1t also informs its readers that the aforesaid
General has filled several prominent official
positions in this state" Why, yes; he belongs
to Kalamazoo, and "oficial position" s Kali
amazooites best hold.
On Friday last pleasant Sabbath School
Picnic was held at Three mile Lake. band
of music accompanied the Plck-nickers and
largely contributed to the pleasure OF the occa-
in the consciousness of having done good act
had they not had the misfortune to have got
down "a couple horns"
The South. Chlcago-Hayen Sentinel Gays =
That Isaac Parker OF Geneva, has Field OF
Wheat that Judges say will yield from thirty to
forty bushels to the acre. We have had three OF
four Judges here SINCE the opening OF the
April term of the Circuit Court (Which by the
way has not yet been concluded). Now what
we want to know is which Judge, or was it all o.
them.
As result or the Temperance movement at
Ypsianti, some human shaped fiends attemp
ted to destroy the state Normal School b.
means OF incendiarism. The moving immei
ate cause IS thought TO be the lecturing on the
Temperance question IN the hall Of that bull
ding by Profs. Putnam and Estabrook. VerIil
the Devils have been turned loose to ammo.
aud harass good and orderly people
L. T. Hull Esq, of the Constantine Mer
curry. made us a professional call on last Thurs
day, while we were working of last weeks di
ZION OF the True Northerner. Now be own
power press OF dlferent manuactur iron
ours, but lie allowed that ours was good one
Hull is lucky dog, he having lately been ap
pointed to the office Of Collector OF Interna
Revenue. He looked very placid, Hull did
Montraville Snow has removed his Plow Man
ufactory from the west side OF the river to prem
Uses heretofore occupied by Elisha Eames as
hub, spoke and bending mandatory, where h
has increased his facilities for manufacturer
his excellent Flows Mr.. Snow has long been a
nhabtant OF this village and OF the county
and is withal good mechanical industuou
habits, and is we'll deserving OF the patronag
OF the farming community which surround
this locality. He has for several years pas
bent his energies to the building up of manu-
factory OF Flows which should be able to NEE
the wants Of the farming public IN this vicinity
bat 1t must be confessed, without the measur