The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-01

Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, August /, 1873
Tural department.
The Benrou Harbor Palladium is for SALE
The Chicago SIDE of the South Haven Seati
net shows good press work.
Preparations have been made to open new
Market one door south Of the TRUE NORTH.
ERSER Office.
The Van Fossen Block is progressing finely
The timbers for the first floor were laid on
Tuesday last.
The Chicago south Haven Sentinel man vii
hereafter have more time to use his railroad
passes.
W. Perrne sutton and Mr.. Dickey, of the
Breedsvlle Messenger, have purchased the St
Joseph TrGoeller.
A young man named Hutchlngs while al
work on new building accidentally FELL by
A means Of which he had his arm broken.
l.
curry, has been appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for this Collection District.
C. A. Harrison returned to bis home in this
village after a short visit to New York, and
Connecticut. his native State.
We are informed that fire has been raging
in the Huckleberry swamp, eight miles north
west of this village, during the past week.
The Landphere Block is now in process OF
being vaneered with brick. Our Decatur
friends furnish the bric,. for this building.
y How about that young knight OF the
Quill" who was at the Nremen's Dance" IN
this village with hempseed in his hair?
We received call from L. A. Blackman on
Monday last. He had not had his daily chill at
the time OF his calling-hope it cured HIM.
The Chicago-Sentinel publishes the doings OF
the South Haven Pathological Society, now.
The Sonth Haven Sentinel used to do the same
thing.
The Grand Stand at the Fair Grounds, which
was blown down some time since, has been
replaced by new and more substantial struc'
ture.
A. C. Ghdden, Esq, has been at South
Haven enhghtning the Pathological Society on
the cultivation OF peaches. So says the Chi
cago Sentinel.
A South Haven Furniture man, in speaking
OF his stock, says "All of which Is for Ale
at living prices" Can't buy furniture on an.
such terms in this town.
CAMP MEETING.-A Camp Meeting will b.
held by the Free Metbodists, five miles n W o
Paw Paw, on the farm Of Frederic Hubbard
commencing August 6th and holding on
week.
The steam saw mill owned by n. II. Com
stock at South Haven, was burned on Sunda
morning, the 14th INST Loss o. rnill aud ma
chinery, $4,000. About 10000 feet OF lumber
belonging to Wallace & Comstocl, was ais
burned.
II YOU want Book, Magazine or Newspaper
call on Miss Rhoda Munger, who will furnish
or procure the article needed as qnlckly an
as expsdItiously as any one can. 1t is entirel
IN her line of business, and beside 1t Will be
pleasure to her to supply your wants.
Messrs. W. j. Sellick are embellishing thei
store front with fresh coat OF paint. Th
stairway leading to Town Hall has been newt
painted by which the building has been muc
improved.
Our townsmen, AIessrs. E. o. Briggs, Henri
Ismon and John Ihling, lett here on Wedne:
day morning, Of this week, for West Virgins
to look for speculations. Railroad matter
viii more particularly engage their attention
In our next issue we propose commencip
the publication of an original Historical dii
QUESTION, entitled SHORT CHAPTERS ON MATR
MoNY." in which will be faithfully narrated til
history of Matrimony and Marriage. The wor
is Patented and possesses originality and me-
its far superior to any work since Diedric
Knickerbocker put forth his world renowne
History, ''Niew Netherlands"
z. Smith returned from the sea coast la
week, fat, sleek and full OF CLAIMS, Holsters an
other viands. His appearance was rather TO
mldaOle IN MS new ClOJues. no Iueb zap
Melcher and proposed to settle that lit
matter about that eight day clock, on the spo
The clock man eyed the Capt. moment, al
seeing his approved appearance, at once can
down handsomely They shook hands over I'll
"sap," and parted good friends as ever.
Here 1t is! The August number of Wood
Household Magazine 1t brings with it r
OF sunshine which reaches clear to the hea
We always feel better for reading it, and
will make any household brighter that it ente
Among the many articles OF the present nul
Der are: Advice to Young Men, by Hon. il
Parker A Glimpse at the Siamese, by HI
Kase: The Other Girl OF the Period, by Ma
Hartwell; Darkness, by II. V. Osborn; {
Pinchem, No. II, by Chas. Dickinson, &C., q
Price of this Magazine only one doll
Address. WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE Ne
burgh, n. Y.
On Monday last Messrs. Smith and Com
completed the shipment Of their wool.
weight of their wool was thirty-ive thousa
,,o,,nds mr. aeventeen tons and quarter.