The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-05-23


unusual excitemet Wait for Forepsugh and
his big shows. They are coming here soon.
GEORGE GUSDER, a young man about twenty
one years old, employed in the new saw mill OF
Freeman a Stinson, at Scott Lake, while en-
gagged In removing saw dust from beneath the
saw, on Wednesday last, was struck on the
upper part OF the forehead by the saw, which
made severe wound, by breaking through the
skull and tearing out piece OF the bone. DR..
Stradley dressed the wound. which appears to
be doing we'll.
READER, did you ever see horse undress
himself? II you had been on Kalamazoo street,
south OF Nam, last Saturday forenoon you
might have seen horse unharness himself
II. A. Rogers, the irTepressible auctioneer. had
harnessed his little pumphn-and-milk colored
pony, and left him standing in the yard while
he fixed up the little wagon. The horse is
noble animal and had taken dislike to the vo
cation Of his MASTER or else had acquired HE
smoking habits. At any rate he made suddsn
break for Hurlbut's and brought up in the door
OF his establishment. Whether it was cigars
or peanuts that ne was after we did not learn.
He then went down to the corner OF Paw Paw
street where he proceeded to unharness, and
with his hind feet he deposited one half OF the
rig on the east side of the street and crossing
over to the west side nearly in front OF Hardy's,
be took hold OF the remaining portion of the
harness with his hind feet and sent it kiting.
and with sort of satisfied look proceeded to
feed himself on the short grass by the road
side. Rogers didn't sell at auction that day.
The JUNE NUMBER CT that trme-honored
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the earliest One Kind of Ghosts Emily Faith
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The late Just ice Won Lieblg q wing While
Living-good advice; The Science OF Music
necessary branch Of education The Lady
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AMONG the striking features Of ScRIBNER S
for June are n. p. Langford' entertaining
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS account or The
Ascent OF Mount Hayden a new picture and
biography Of Bret Harte illustrated pa pers on
Corn ell University and Our Postal Car Ser
vice curious and important paper by Genl.
Walker superintendent OF the late Census, on
the relative increase, by births, of the "a mer-
lean Irish and American Germans; E." A Seance
with Foster the Spirituallst and an article by
Prof. Wise, the wel-known aeronaut. in oppo-
siton to the received theory of the tides. An
/ interesting account OF visit to the Pope is
given, and there are two capital short stories,
Capt. Luce's Enemy" by James Mckay
and"An Old-Fashoned Story" by Marian
) tockton; besides the continuation of Dr. Hol
ands " Arthur Bonnicastle," IN which the
hero has New Years excellence. DR.. Hol-
land, IN " Topics Of the Tn" discusses The
Atlantic d isaster and it's Lessons :" and "Con-
SCIENCE anu COuEGebN Ill OTlLiClSEi. III Tue
Cabinet" there are half dozen sonnets /; Home
and society and Etchings are more than usu-
ally full, and in Culture and Progress there
are. beside the book reviews articles The
William Morris Window" and other art mat
tiers.
The "Greqt South series wall be commenced
in the July number Of ScRBNEE s.
The merican Grocer Gays: The pressing
the pressing necessity of the West is for chea.
per transport alton. The farmers Of that sec
ton cannot ma rket their products. The cos
of getting their grain TO the seaboard amounts
to an absolute prohibition. Merchants suffer
in consequence. The gereat railroad corpora.
tons, grown rich and thoroughly organized
defy the plain rovisons OF their charters ant
charge whats YER they please. The immediate
remedy is not in National aid; it - not doub
lie track on the Central Railroad, and charg,
fifty per cent. more than the law allows. VIA
are you going to do about il /? Make the rail
roads conform to the law How, they are icb
organized, aud influential ? Organize agalns
them. Let farmers organize aud assist at til
pom. of the law upon their rights. Let mer
chants organize and do the same. Let the ex
penses be borne by the organizations lie
, d
village, anu along every railroad that over
char ges. Let 4 thousand suits be brought
ne cessary. Let public meetings be held ant
, public opinion formed aud enforced u pom tn
, consciences of the administrators OF the law
Railroad magnates may laugh anc chuckle TO
, a while, but before the fierce blast of popu
lar indignation they will be swept from thei
, shoddy thrones, as were Tweed and his min
ions from theirs, The people are the sourc
, Of power. Let them all direct in the sam
channel and it's force is irresistible. Theirs is n
reason in the world why the entire industrial
: and commercial prosperity Of our country
should for day be jeopardzed to enable thes
railroad cormorants to fatten their bloated cor
Q porations and inundate the purlieus OF Wall
] street with their dirty waterways. Again w
:, say, prepare for the fight.
o Probate Order-State OF Mich igan
j. County OF Van Buren,, 81. At a session Of til
Probate Court, for the County OF Van Buren,
! holden at the Probate office, In the village o
l Paw Paw, on Monday, the nineteenth day o
}. May. in the year one thousand eight hundre
. and ssventy-thiee. Present-George W. Law
II ton. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tn
q Estate OF Hannah Southworth, deceased. O
reading and filing the petition, duly verified, o
James Myers, praying for reasons set forth i