The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-02

VI iiho pAofos -ot ~ iotbc oecnoe Va hAcoe Va
celent Peaches of his own raising, and to our
old friend, j. Il. Monroe. for basket Of the
incest Tomatoes we have seen tins year.
The Paw Paw Hose Boys did not compete for
the prize at Niles yesterday, for the reason that
no fair show was offered them. We hear that
all the Hose Companies who went over there
refused to take any part in the Tournament.
The Circuit will commence ITS October session
on Monday next with very large Calendar,
there being one hundred and sixteen cases di-
uded as follows: criminal. ten; Issues OF
Law, three; Issues of Fact, seventy-one =
Chaucery, first class, eight, second class, three,
and fourth class, FIVE.
A Decatur, ILL.,, man was attacked by foot
pad few days ago, when his life was saved
from a dagger thrust OF his assailant by
newspaper which was folded and in his breast
pocket. There must have been some solid ed
itorials in the paper if a dagger couldn't get
through them.
S. W. Fiske, Esq Of Almena, took the first
premium on six sacks OF Flour. manufactured
in his mill under the management OF Mr.. W.
p. Grannis, who is his miller. The Fiske Mill
has long enjoyed the reputation Of making
frst-class flour, and this contest proves that
both mill and miller are two things that can be
re lied on.
An eight hour man, on gong home the othe
evening for bis supper, found his wife sitting
in her best Clothes on the front stoop, reading
a volume of travels. Flows this ?" he ex-
claimed. "Wbere's my supper 2" ~ don't
know, replied his wife. 81 began to get your
breakfast at six o'clock this morning, and my
eight hours ended at p. M
exchange ndiculing the ridiculous county
fairs, which make no effort at good shows, says
that the Clearfeld fair consisted of a calf, a
goose and pumpkin. 1t rained so bard the
first night that the goose swan Off, the calf
broke loose and ate the pumpkin, and a thief
proving around stole the calf, and that ended
the fair.
4 writer deserves the respectful sympathy
OF all gentlemen who give out their Washing.
He saws I" 1t is awful annoying to have some
other fellows clothes lett IN ones room by the
washerwoman. Saturday we put on another
fellows shirt, but couldn't wear it. Although
1t was ruffied around the bottom, the sleeves
we're too short to button cuffs on, and there
was no place for collar"
Every Northern man who settles in South
ern State, unless he is prepared to abandon
the principles he learned in the common schools
IN boyhood, does 80 at the peril of his life
And that is not ala portion Of the people he
has left behind portion Of the Northern
press, sheer at him, assuming that he has no
rights in his new home and II shot down by a
cowardy assassin, served the carpet-bagger
right" is their verdict.-Bostou Traveller
Mr.. b. NJ. Trip met with severe accident
last Wednesday, which will lay him up all winter
and may make him lifelong cripple. He was
loading his household goods on a wagon, pre-
paratory to moving to Kalamazoo. He had
climbed into the wagon, when the wind blew
piece Of board over onto the horses frightening
them 30 that they started on run, and Mr.
Trip WAS either thrown from the wagon OF
jumped out, the wheel Of lich struck him on
the side o. the leg and ankle, crushing the
bones and JOINT very badly.
The following ia the ticket nominated at the
Republican County Convention, at Kalamazoo
September 26th;
Stephen L. Brown for Senator, VIM. II. Cobt
for Sheriff. Enos L. Lowell for Treasurer
Henry Sleeper for Clerk, Robert l. Williamson
for Register Rufus II. Grosvenor and Arthur
parc
+. VI. Irish for Prosecuting Attorney, Thos.
Brownell and George Patterson for Coroners
John r. Oliver Representative for Third DIS
trict and Francis lIodgman for Surveyor.
The Nineteenth Michigan Infantry met q
Constantine recently to celebrate their sixth
annual reunion. The following officers wer
elected for the ensuing year;
President-Capt. Duffy.
Secretary-Capt. Brown.
Vice Presidents-For Branch County-Capt
Perrin; for st. Joseph County,. A. Lafferty
gan County-Lieut. Lilly; for Cass County
z. Aldridge for Van Buren, County-Col
Anderson.
= Treasurer-Charles w. Fonda.
Motions we're made and carried to hold tn
next reunion on the 9Th OF October, 1875, q
Aegan. and to go into camp with tents
blankets and rations.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Octobe
contains fine variety of subjects. The sketche
of Supt. f. b. Ainsworth and Of The Integrf
Commonwealth should be read by politician
and statesmen; John Roach. the ship-buiidel
with fine portrait. is deliueated also til
Lord Chancellor of England, Sir Rounde
Palmer. There are, also, papers on Morbi
Moods OF Mighty Minds. in which the case {
Henry Ward Beecber is instanced; Purity
Life Home Politeness-most timely and we
put counsel; Our Negro Population; The Wor
that Wins What am Good For ? The Trans
OF Venus. illustrated A Plea for Phrenology
The Husbands Mistake, etc. Terms, 80 cen
number, or So year. ). r. WELLS. q
Broadway, New York
Woman Suffrage Notes.
. The opponents of Woman Suffrage are no