The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-06-27


last satuI5E
PRoF. N. n. EARLE has been engaged Is
Principal OF the Paw Paw Public Schoo Is for
the ensuing year.
The Instruments for the New Band are on
exhibition at Melchor's. They look very nice
the new ID all on them now.
HE Lawrence Musical Union will give a
concert in the Lawrence Union School Chapel
Wednesday evening, July ID.
Philadelphia sees signs OF the millennium
because two OF her aldermen have been con-
victed OF extorting illegal fees.
refused to give his name because he was afraid
it would ge- into the newspapers.
In another column Will be found an article on
the graduating exercises, which took place
Thursday evening, June 10Th.
A. II. HEgRoN Esq. has sold the Republi-
can at st. J ohns to JOINT stock company and
will resume the practice OF the law.
II was re2sntly announced by an Iowa editor
that certain patron of his was "thieving as
usual" lie declares that he wrote " thriving
clergyman gets off the following Z" Boston
proposes a convention of bald men to be held
next month-probably to revive the old wig
party
The South Haven Sentinel says that three
OF the present County officers will not be re- |
elected. Does he mean the three from South
Haven
At the commencement exercises OF IIillsdale
College, June 10th, Mr.. d. +. Gldden Of this
village delivered an Grafton entitled with the
Majority"
CAPT. Tom MURPHY, of Indianapolis, has two
fingers less than he had before he held half
dollar out in his hand for Capt. Phelan to
shoot at.
Hon. Z. CHANDLER has donated 90 vols. of
the Congressional Globe and one vol. of L. S.
Coast survey to the library Of the Paw Paw
High School.
is there any one here who takes exceptions
to the rulings Of this court ?" said Nevada
Justice, putting a six-shooter on the table.
There wasn't one
I'm not in mourning" said young lady,
frankly, to young quer1st =" Sut as the widows
are getting all the offers nowadays, we poor
girls have TO resort to artifce."
The receipts OF the strawberry and ice cream
festival, given at Town Hall by the Presby-
terrain society last Friday evening, were S2S.-
Every one who attended had good time.
ON Tuesday last at II O'clock A. II, the
thermometer registered 1929 IN the shade
Our Decatur friends report that the thermome
ter stood at 102 for several hours on Monday
Miss Dr. FRANCIS Rutherford. recently
elected Vice President Of the state Medical
Society. is a resident Of Grand Rapids, and has
held the position Of city physician at that place.
A GENTLEMAN having horse that ran away
and broke his wife's neck, neighbor sought
to buy the animal as a means Of divorce. - No
no" said bis owner -" intend TO marry again
myself before long"
The south Haven Sentinel advises \. II.
Heron not to settle In the eastern district OF
this County il he wishes an office, but 10 come
to South Haven, which now holds one-thlrd Of
the County Offices.
The largest private library in the ) tate is
that of Col. E. H. Thomson OF Flint which
numbers upwards OF 1900 volumes. He has
the first edition Of Shakespeare printed II 1923.
which Is valued at -, 500.
We had splendid shower on "Wednesday
it did much good-but the wind blew down the
Grand stand over at the Far Ground. 1t was
RACED from the foundation aud nothing re-
mains on the site where the structure stood
AN Illinois editor, who was enjoying himself
at San Francisco when Horace +. Clark stop
ped issuing passes over the | .P.R.R, write 20
ma wife that he is walking home for his llyor's
sake. and will arrive in the fail or early spnDg.
THE South Haven Sentinel says that all the
present County officials will be reelected with
he exception Of three. Will it please tel us
which three The people want to know how
the thing is settled. Tell Us all about it Mr..
sentinel.
George Patten aud Mrs. Mara thompson
were recently married in Oakland County.
The groom was 76 years old and the BRIDE 20.
AN eight-year- old glrl, the daughter Of o. NJ.
Culley, editor of the Eaton Rapids Journal,
sets type at the rate of 1000 ems per day.
liz a certain parish in Massachusetts. the sala-
~ agreed on, though quite small fell short
about $50 one year, and the minister generous
" allowed the balance. One Of the people said
this act showed good disposition in Mr.. A.
eyes" was the reply, " it showed better dis
position IN him than in the people,
A YOUNG man in suburban town sent of
his first postal card on Thursday morning -
After writing message on the back, he inclosed
It in mn envelope, clapped on a throe-cent
stamp, md dropped 1t into the postoffice re-
marking that It was very handy arrangement,
aud phould have been introduced years ago.
oun sheriff IL doing a very good hotel busi-
nora lust now. On Tuesday -four denlzens of