The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-04
80 AFE TICK EFT.


STATE TICK EFT.
For Judge of Supreme Court.
ISAAC p. CHRfSrIANCY.
For Regent OF the University,
EDWARD @. WALKER,
Wayne County.
ANDREW CLIMIE,
st. Joseph County.
For County Superintendent OF Schools,
HENRY 5. WILLIAMS.
RRPUBLEC.g.N' carers.
Notice is hereby given that II caucus OF the
Republican Electors of the township OF Paw
Paw will be held M the Court house on Satur-
day, April STU. 1873. at o'clock. p. M, for the
purpose OF nominating township officers.
BY order OF Township committee.
Democratic CGWcVS.
A Democratic Caucus will be held Mt the
Town Hall, III the village of Paw Paw, on Fri
day. the 4th day Of April, 1878, at o'clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for township offices for the township OF Paw
Paw Nv order OF Township CON-
Dated March oath, 1878.
REg'UBEEC.F.N' (.9GCES.
Republican Caucus for the township of
wan, Saturday April 5th, at II o'clock N. for
the purpose of nominating township othcers.
BY order OF Com.
A CAR mandatory ia talk ed OF at Ionia.
A WOODEN factory is talked of at Sturgis
The rolling mill at Jackson turns out about
ten tons OF iron daily.
The First National Bank of Centervllle will
commence business in few days.
The Cincinnati Commercial nominates Elllhu
II. Washburn for the Presidency Ill 1876.
CAR manufacturing company has been or
ganized at Cassopolis with capital stock OF
$4,000
Mrs. PRISCILLA CoNLEY OF Quincy the oldest
inhabitant of Branch County, died March 10Th,
aged 95 years.
. DR.. A. r. CALKISs. who had been prac-
ticing physician at Allegan for 80 years, died
on the 18th Of March.
Ri. REV. Bishop McCGsxRY, OF Detroit Will
preach at the Methodist churte II Idle village
this friday evening.
Allen Briggs, Charles Hudson ana MISS
Emma Andrews returned to the University Oh
Tuesday last. after spending few days at home
ONE William Campbell has been taken INTO
custody and held to bail in the SUN OF SZ'UOU
"a an accessory before the fact Of tue treasury
defaIcation of the absconding D1nbury, OF
Niles.
EDwAnD ". BAaBER. Of Eaton county, form
erly Supervisor Of Internal Revenue ana now
examiner Of National Banks, has been appoint
ed 10 The Office OF Third Assistant Postmaster
General.
BY tho terms OF the RIVER and Harbor APP
preparation Bill, just passed by Congress- SCUM
Haven receises 500, 600; Saugatuc, FlOVVo; =
Black Lake, at Holland, SO, O0O Grand Haven
$4,000. Certainly money ought to be plenty
along the lake shore
We see 1t stated that tho consolidated state
Agricultural Society is going into the military
business. They have authorized, 1t IS SAID th'
giving Of premiums for the best drilled compa
MES. They bad better condne their premium
TO the legtm ITO objects o society.
THE Monroe Historic Al Society has organized
For an active campaign The work mas Oeel
so planned that every persoa VINO has an
knowledge to contribute performs his or he
part Of the work; and il is expected that i.
complete history OF the county will be secured
The possmisfres5 40 villa Ridge, ~. resis ne
IN order to get married. In Ler letter OF resiS
nation TO the Postml ster General she remarked
that abe would rather have one man where sh
conld Law her hands on HIM when she wante
him. than to be handling mail.bags irregulari
on small salary, and getting sworn at by pee
ple who expected letters tnat never came
THE Bangor Journal asserts that A. II. NJ
man ia the man who built the first mill at Bal
oor. This is a misapprer Gus on. CALVIN Croi
~ Lawrence pdt IN the dan aud erected IL
first mill, and sold it to one Watson, who so
10 MIR. Nyman. MIR. Nvmau subsequently, bul
the Touring mill and woolon factory, and all
rebnju and strengthened the dam. lie all
built the first church.
WE give much space tins week TO the Olsen
sion of thu Superrtendency question and Il
reply Of Mr.. Ant e-son to the allegations
Mr.. Kellogg, con aine1 in the card Of the latt
gentleman publi-hei last week. We tru
that we shall hear no more OF this NATTER
the gist and principal cause Of this pres Q
controversy will be settled by the people
Monday next IN such manner as to break up
ring that undertook tho little job OF forcing
nomination., by the late convention, irrespe'
OF the wishes OF the people, who are expect
to foot the bills and the salaries.
RECENT States prison report says that " {
unanimous testimony Of the wardens OF {
State prisons Is that the hope of pardon is we
nigh universal among convicts. This occup
their thoughts by day and fills their dreams
night; TO the attainment Of it their best en-
gies are gwen, as we'll az the greater part OF
money they can earn by oyerwork, or can col
mand, for che race OF pardou-brokers Is Z
yet extinct. A person convicted OF murt
IN tina second degree. attended by the mi