The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-12-05


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Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, DEC. 5, 1873 i%sot
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They have Panic Socals in kalamazoo. ,ho =
An elegant palace paycar was recently placed and
the Michigan Central Railroad hoor'
- wants
Miss Laura IT, Rowe, Principal OF the ladies' feels
department OF Hilsdale College, died Nov 81 need
The Michigan stat Bee keepers Association nice,
will holda special meeting ut Kalamazoo Mayo loves
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Victoria @. Woodruff lectured IN Kalamazoo yours
last Friday evening. Several of our citizens
attended. PRt
Tho ,.rn,o-s .ho,. 49,, ,o.u0 ,ho;r oo-, fomt
in the field for safety. the thieves being too '0u
lazy to husk it. ~ei'
On Wednesday night chimney on the store chang
Of Kilbura a. Hudson blew down and smashed enter
in the sky-light on the roof partic
The
We were favored with calls from Messrs. F. ,o,,
NJ. Eaton and lie Roy Pick who report every GLASS
thing in good condition at Bloomigndae. ton q
Miss Rhoda Munger has leased the Paw Paw '.o
p.or, cd ,,y hovoo,,or Furnish bread To the snge
.,;H., r,o, - g. ,.,o,, nows patronze cuted
her. - 49,"
There are now 191 pupils in the Institution We
for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind at Flint In s
"a much larger nnmner than mas ever peen the WI
there before. edge
We have received an anonymous communica- the til
ton on dogs and the dog law that would have new
appeared in these columns IL the author had found
thought to furnish his name neces
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4ai H. 10 "'iSun u"S So ,ii' e'Oen ~ OF all
w. " ~ '' - -, might
Hutcbns who have removed the stock to the co :,
old stand of E. c. Butler, on Kalamazoo street
drunken Norwegian foil out over the dash The
board OF his buggy near South Haven, recent lature
~. and bus horse, IN trying to KICK nm pack which
again. broke his jaw and spohed his face gen. what
orally, State
The Executive Oomnl'tee OF the van Duren Coun
County Agricultural Society held meeting for that
the transaction Of busne connected with the or h
0oo'e'y III 'ho 'i'So - " " ~ ' the nj
afternoon. AM
The ladies OF the Universalist Church of Febru
Dowagiac are to give Tea Party on the 18th IS
OF December the centennial anniversary Of Couo
the historical tea party III Dos'oh naiOoi o called
hundred years ago. notwi
Muskegon has a charitable association COM III,
posed OF little misses under IL years OF age Co,.
who meet every Saturday afternoon to make up 90 mo
arucies VI cio'inne ioi 'no Nooo' poo-' gress
member also contributes 10 cents per week. .od
1,,r Detrot Tribune IN spealipe of the nal II
-esent session NJ onr Crcuit Court saws the ter b
,o.a,no cose beiro that ~ Milo II. Molison. peopl
charged with forging mortgage on the lands tnae
OF Amos Morris" They probably mean Milo peop
d. Matteson. ing Il
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A Quarterly meeting Of the S. W. District OF tho
INC michigan OhrlsIiah Oon'e hioh VIII 10 ' is ch
in the Christian church in Paw Paw, commenc- all Ri
ing at clock p. n. Friday, Dec. 5th 1873. We
There will be preaching each evening py some right
one OF the ministers present. Inc puonc are Cons
cordially invited to attend. cult
Tho o5tor ~ tbe So,;,o,,,o lotelv daily ered or,
nrbbc loctrra ON 9, Money " brt Il docs mot the
seem to have panned out we'll. He says - ihe
Whatever may be the amount Of currency Du
per capita in other parts OF the country, in IN
Saginaw Valley and especially in this city, it is come
M dsostioov small that II al, the currencv IN their
the United States were burned tomorrow we matt
abouldnt feel il" their
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Inc newspaper htPo'"' o' DoceiiIoeI As', cons
1873, publishes list OF seventy-six newspapers
that have recently suspended publication n,
They seem to be going out of existence just as -.
fast now as they sprung into life short tme I'll
!nce. We hope all delnquents to the TRUE -
'oRTHERNER will take hint from the We, -
A,o n-ii'o 80 -. cred
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Iereabouts we experienced very sudden NOV
change IN the weather on wednesday night ting
During the day the weather was very warm and villa
rainy, which condition Of things renamed up IL
10 about midnight, when change occurred and ent
the wind comm enced to blow gale. Fences, lars
trees and chimneys Frustrated, and the A
warm. bamy atmosphere was succeeded by Satu
yerv chilly freezing weather. s ~
1l,ov te, n, an old gentleman named Stark. cupt
hill living at Bath, Shawassee county, VINO ori,,
heard years ago that whisky good for snake The
;;tos a-d has kent tame sanger over since ofic
+, bite him occasionally. He got a bite the ~ wr II
other morning, md was oil for Lansing II hot Mr.
taste. where he lept fun of whisky all dly Fra
and next morning surprised to ind that be leD
had snakes to spare, there several att,
IN his boots the
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The Forty-third Congress assembled in .he IN t
Capitol at Washington on Monday last The NJ NJ
political complexion or that BODY IL az iouows stea
or the Senators 81 are Republicans II are otht
-..a !, 60 T,ho-ols r,,,, ,,, oooroi,, fort
DehiOOi"'7' 80 W. 1' CON
one from California and ono from Louisiana. Wills
OF the Members OF the House of representa- OF {
=" ,o- - por,,,,,,oar, 90 ~, Do,,oor0., trsi
dVes, 15' are rNoPuOii'ANS' 80 "io e1o0 liant
are Liberals, and vacancy from Lot - secC
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