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for the new New York daily, the RepsLlie, its
egPfsIa-ss = PVstEolsa W 9stehers 5.
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FOR SALE.

4 GOOD FAMILY HORsE AND CARRIAGE
= LOT thle st bargain. Wanted TO ex- n
chg5bge SIX me, Centrally located LOTS for "a
HOUSE. Address with postal or cali 92S Xxx
OH street Northwest. sanG0 2t~
HOE sALE.Low, two Sunnyside Fire Place
4 HEATERS, IN perfect ordsr. Apply at I2l7
L stIte Hortn~tsIs ssp2l2t'
Zoe sALE-uaSn3o. PHETUN aud Ie5Ag,
y a lot e PU MPhsKtR'5 TOOLS. &T&
inquire I22S l2th ST. northwest. sig 3tF 2tSSx6f-
A PBlNATA sALE.-Two HOUSES aud IIOTS
"A situated on DunbsrtOn street, between Green
ana montgomery streets; street cars pass the door
Lot 81 feet by l7O; eight rooms sud cellar. All mod
ern convene noes. No. lot IS by l7O sm al brick
house; valuable market. Store for sale One OF tue
D. st locations in Ge rgetown lot 20 feet by So Az
ply TO b. l.. DAVIS. sepI9-3iE
EfOB SALE-A PLATFORM COUNTER, 4T2XI2
4 feet, elegantly built; grained walnut; suitable
for merchant tailor or others Original cost $3.50.
Mil be sold very low or given ia trade. IpG1ire
Sl3 PennD lvanis avenue. sep!5 81
FOR SALE CHEAP,
LARGE MUSIC BOX,
CARO's BAZAAR,
aneZ'lm 800 Pennsylvania a-enue.
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EOb REHT-A thres-story BRICK HOOSE,
Il cohfsining all modern improvements, situated
the corner OF llth and streets northwest, con-
tairine 10 rooms; rent eco per month. Apply t03
II street northwest. eepli I'm
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
CLOSING OUT THE FOLLOWING GOODS
HALF PRICE;
HsmburE Enbroidsries, Black Spanish and Gui.
pure LSSes. Initial and Printed Linen HaudKer-
q Sl9yes, Zephyr Worsted Goods, Lsoe Dollars AID
Piss ere Ladies Linen Collars aud Sets.
%BARGA1Ns In ever department,
~ One P'tos CHly, in Plain Figures.
hogan q WYLIE,
serls-tr lois ard 1920 7th street northwest
CRAND OPENING OF NEW FALL AMP
~ WINTER DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTYoN-EVER YrRIYG
CHEAP
CARRIERS NEW Day GOODS STORE,
7OT MARKET SPACE.
Splendid assortment new Fall ara winter DREss
GOODS; Just received from New York
The cheapest BLACK ALPkCAs 10 Washington,
BLACK CAsHMIREs, BLACK Z SILKS SILKS; very
Splendid CALICO, cents.
0Gr Splendid yard wide COTTON, at III cents, is
Large assortment Of CAssIMEREs or men and
Lsfse lot Of BLANKETS aud CANTON rLAS.
hELs Just reoeiy ed from auction. auRsl-tr
4 nPRECEDENTED REDUCTION.
Best rake Pager Osmbric double Width &c.
Ahdroecoggin and Fruit Of the Loom OOttons, lac,
Prints, &c. aud up.
Elegant Black L. ons Silk from 7cc TO Ss rs IA
Lyons Gros Grain st 3 "A 90, worth 81
Black AIpscss and Mohairs from 2sc. up.
An Linen Towels, 81 dossn q Tor Sc So sDa ID,
All Linen Hemmed Hdkfs l21sc., worth CSC
IS Is box. ' ONAs
BIB Gore Corsets, soc; reduced from 75c.
Elegant Paris Kids, &c. , ~ button, eID
Perasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GDnDs at gfedf SderLfcs, TO close.
We offer none but FIRST class goods selected with
view to beauty and durability. Those wishing 10
get the ghef vain for their money should exaIa N.
our stock. This lie eur final redu cfion
BRODHEAD CO.,
englo-sm 1900 n street, between 18th ana 18th.
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TO THE PUBLIC!
WITH PERAAITR r

WITH PEEAsURE
We Mil accept any Ii honorable Challenge that PHIL
e 1 %s
~ Ti.h the new sell. ihre ating Sewing
500 TO 81 900;
sSD to se TO be d
Whom MT welsh bad tIied in the Police Court for
proven over thu d rmestic Sc wing Machine
il the smPist shn n I'm Ms G6Isels
D, not have 70 take the shuttle spart TO thread IT.
IL seifthrta aiding throughout, both in the shuttle
s. Do ret ;oil the thread By bringing 1T in
g. Bss It's wearing points adjusted steel centers,
Is he best finished, and the cheapest.
r I9s same 1e1sSn for the upper and under
10 Is most EASILY learned.
p Make. an elastic stitch D'eSAs unreal
Is. Does not freak thread or needle II run back
d Regulates stitch from shove the table.
IS. Hss short, deep bo6bin, which winds rapidly,
ls. 1t has seIf.setting needle, does not require
II. Does not require to be taken apart or removed
from The table to be cleaned.
Is. Mr.. Weleh, We are ready III you ae.
RUSSELL q LOTUS, Agents.
saIesroom, 335 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
next TO The Continental Hotel. II.
IAs r. narrower. MANUFACTURER OF
and Housefurn ishine Goods. Roofing and SCOUTING
\ especially. No. 1900 l4th street northwest, cor
ner q r. sepl0-ly
STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLEAOdERY
- Also, ladies' and gents FELT HATS IA
cleaned, d. cd and resha ped. Our patrons may 6
rely on their work beinR well done. 702 r *
street, nj ar fth. LOUISA PABKER,
/ seph %. HANNAH W00LsfON.
| NOTICE. All Yacht owners who wish TO enter
/ their facefs In the B. z alta october h, "a
sre Iequestd 20 attend meetipg TUEsOAY,N
/ Wharf, foot OF 7th street.
| sepls-3t Rtp.l GEO. A. sHEKuLs.
NARINI q BATES
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
L, BET. 9TH AND 1orH srs,,
VIII reopen for the rseertion Of pupils on sATUR.
DAY SEPTEMBER 90 b, 1874. "A
This Hall, having been throushiy reno II
waited and newly upholstered, csn De rented "a
for Balls, Parties, socisbles, &c. -
sePll1s IReP.&ChrSnI -z.A
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LOST AND FOUND.

G00 BEWARD-Lost THURSDAY, September
gu IL, a lot If REAL LACE COLLARS,
wrapped il brown paper. The above reward will
be psid " returned TO LAHSBURGH BIO ,4O4
and 400 7Ih street. sep22,2tS
OST-ln Center Market, on the 18th instant q
- WATCH CHARM. A liberal reward viii be
paid TO the nndCr. HKHhY WHALAN,
seI2l ~ Stall No. 3!2, q enter Market.
V'AKEN CP EsTRAY ON THE 10th instant. a
Red and White COW, large horns. The-a
owner VIII ctme forward, prove Property.R- W
pay charges aid take her away. JAMEEA-Q-
LANINDAR, Queens Chapel Farm, above Mt.
OlIyet Cemetery. seE2l-3tE
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term. letters
~ aGHILn ~ a,iCn on the personal estate OF JAMES
ml hThGH late of " ashington city District of 90
lunbia dece sed. All persons having claims against
TIE sslC deceased are aereSy warned TO exhblt the
sane with tbs vouchers thereof, the subscriber,
on OIbefoTt the 18th day Of s. ptember next they may
otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit OF
TIE salo estate. GiTen under hand this 18th day
Se-tembtT. 1874. THOS. J. MURTAGH,
Eep2z-tu 81 Admfnistrafor
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y The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

VF
SPECIAL 1Trs-PrCb9ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
22f, 1874.
10 tie matter Ot the will of THOMPSON VAN
ktsNlCk. A ppicstion for lett srs tes.amentary on
the viii Of j. Thompson Van Riswick, Of the
or, n ashiDg'on, District Of Columbia, has thi
CAV teen made by Henrietta Van Riswck. execu-
nix All persons interested hereby DOtified TO
appear in II is court TUESDAY, the 9th day If
october next, ct ii o'cl ok to show cause why
letters testsmertary the estate CT the said de.
cessed she nld not ssue prayed. PrOcidsd, a COPY
OF this order be pubiished once a week, fer tso
weeks, In the Evening Stsr and W ashingtOn Law
Exporter, previous to the said day.
Tes': AWEBSTER,
-AP1Z-t u Register OF Wills,
a. n n % ~ u
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NORaREsE srABEES.
~ stkazI, Brswsr. .ss ..
fecoc Horses Cor ssle every ysek,
eefs'us ElOHAnb WAIT. Prosr1s.os,
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WAMSUTTA COTTON, lie
ANDEOSCOGGIH, l3c.
FRUIT 90 TIE Loom, l3-.
900 LINEN SHIRT FRONTS a. 25c., worth Bls
Our hole st0ck az al out bs.f former price.
GEORGE JOHNSON Co,
ssp22-tT I'll Market Space
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~ TEE FIRsT ANNUAL MEETISG or
Wy the blcTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION of
g grEeiown, ID q, " III ,e held 81 Lang. h ct
tuesday, kNESiNG, September al, ~ o'c 7~k,
hiCh time election OF officers for the ensuing
year will take pIsCe.
sspzl "a FHBDIHAED KING. SecfetarT
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BOARDING.

EouR Oh FIVE GENTLEMAN CAN BE
aoeonms date d with BOARD aud ROOMS IN q
pflNA;e Ian ny. Hot and cold water in the house;
also use OF bath room, ct No. 1872 9Th street Drh-
west, between and Ii. saplg e.
EROM THREE TO FOUR YOUNG GENrLE.
- men can be accommodated with Board and
Rooms; At No. 1928 9th street northwest, betseen
"a sho n. sepH-6t'
CH0IOE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
" hOOme, together or separately, in the best To-
SalIty in the CITY. Refer q hon. Il. B0srdman
S S lion A u Bai beta Hon. A. ID. Mullett, aud
~. N-rlI. sIn-N 81 ~ $ n street n. sepl6m
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MARINI BATES
FASHIONABLB DANCING ACADEMY,
L. BET 9IH AND lOfu Sra

VIII reopen for the rseertion Of pupils on sATUR-
DAY, ssptf mbsr 90 b, 1874 "A
waited and newly upholstered, can De rented "a
for Balls, Parties, sociables, &c. -
ssPll-2s IRep.&ChrSn .z.A
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WM. KHABE CO.'S WoIId-renowned Grand,
" slnnIe and Upright PIANO
EORTEs, pronounced BY reading judxssHs$fS
the BEsT Vow WADE THE FAVORITEWgNT
AcCAnh MON PIANOS, well known for their sweet
Etss OF tone aud beauty Of finish Second hand
PA NOS Tor sale at prices from $50 upwards on
easy terms. Pianos aud Organs for rent, and
tuning promptly attended to. A call respectfully
collected ~ REI5HEHBACH'S PIANO WARE
HOO Ms, 423 llth street above Pa ave. sepi5-tr
OW EST PRICE
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BRICK HOUSE, siIuste on FaTette street,
containing rooms, large yard aLd pump; store at
tsched. Dan be rented separate together, ten
One three story BRICK HOUSE on West street,
with 10 rooms and all modern improvements; has
large yard. Cars pass by the door,
One tvo-story FBAME on Congress street, with
rooms: two large yards.
The sc three Be- uses are In the rest location and
all rent cheap. Apply TO p. r. BERRY, ys., Real
E.tate Agent, 1915 Penns. ave-, or log West
street, GEORGETOWN, sspl5 cost
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. :
Tax EQUITABLE LIE AKxURANc.
SOCIETY.
The business Of tbfs Company has for year, been
n largest Of any similar institution Ia the World
u. HElEB, GKNEEAL A6ENT,
maySB AOS sud eos 7th street
FIRE INSURANCE.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company Of New York-
Assets, 81 -Ss "a. Surplus, SIS ne
Republic Fire INSURANCE. CJupSry Of Heu Yort-
Assets, Ss0, 900. surplus, SEg 900.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of Heu
fork-Assets, ee06.450. Surplus, SIS 90
National Fire Insurance COMPANY OF Phn.a.a
phias Pa.-Assets, 8 Sos DO. surplus, rs .0oo'
OLD Dominion Fire Insurance COMPANY Of W.
ginis-Assets, esls, 200. surplus, slnos
WILLIAM L.. BRAMHALL q 90.
NAY 6-u Agents. 601 7th street norfhWe~1
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ sOn hand, 8 very Ian ge assortment Of zs5A9,
Carriage, Of every description, all ofE&t&
he beet nLish and work manship, at re- W.
dncsd prices. Also, large number of second hand
Carriages, Including several Pony Phatons CHsAP
Repairing promptly attended 70.
ROB'T ii. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4IO-414 sth street n 1rth-
west. seb2l-3t
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ERANp OPENING OF NEW FALL ANr
N WINTER DRY GOODS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Order for Appearance State OF
Michigan, the Circuit Court for the County OF
Van Buren,, In Chancery. -Oren l.. Ross, Com
plainant; vs Jerome Purdy, Philip Purdy
Charles Purdy, Eliza Purdy. Anzoietta Clapr
and Grace L. Corey, heirs at law of Gilbert
Purdy, deceased, and Orrin Sisson. defendants
At a session of said Court held at Paw Paw ia
said County on the seventeenth day of Deem
ber in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three. Percent, Hon. Charles r
Brown, Circuit Judge. 1t satisfactorily appear
ing By affidavit on file that the above namad
defendants, Jerome Purdy Philip Purify
Charles Purdy, Eliza Purdy, Anzoletta Clapp
and Grace l.. Corey, do not Reside in the
State Of Michigan and do reside as follows
The said Jerome Purdy, Phillip Purdy, Charles
Purdy and Eliza Purdy reside in the State o.
New York, the said Anzoletta Olapp resides in
the State OF New Jersey, and that the said
Grace l.. Corey resides IN the State OF Pena To-
sylvania. On motion OF Richards & Barnum
solicitors for said complainant, it is ordered tha
the said defendants, Jerome Purdy, Phiip
Purdy, Charles Purdy, Eliza Purdy, Anzoletta
Clapp and Grace L. Corey, cause thez
appearance severaly to be entered IN this
cause within three months from the date OF
this order, and in default thereof said b. NAV
be taken as confessed by them. And il is fur
Their ordered that within twenty-days the SAID
complainant cause a copy Of this order 10 he
published in the TRUE NoRTHERNER, a news.
paper published and circulating in said county
and that said publication be continued in said
newspaper at least once in each week for six
weeks successfully or that he cause q copy o.
this order to be personally served on each O,
said defendants at least twenty-day before the
time prescribed for their appearance.
CHARLES 4. BROWN, Circuit Judge.
RICHARDS & BARNUM, 978-t6.
Compartments Solicitors.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Chanrery snIe.-In purs nance AM ~
virtua of a decree OF the Circuit Court iof sas
County of Van Buren,, state OF michBau- =
chancery In a certain cause therein penang ~
which Isaac Bunnell and Mary bunnen a.o
compianants, and Merlin Myers. susan M.ei
and Addison Nowlin are defendants, Dearln-
date January 21st. A. D., 1873, ! snaIi SCI q
public yendue, to the highest bidder al 10 >
front door OF the Court House Ia Paw raw, II
said county. Oh the Gath day OF JahuaIs
1874, at one o'clock p. N. OF said DAY, tue To-
lowing described lands and premises, VIZ Inc
east half ca OF the east half ~ OF the north
west quarter % of section ten (lO) "a lno
township Of Waverly, Van Buren, county, M'ch'
igan, containing forty (40) acres OF land, more
or less. according TO the U. 5. survey thereo,
Dated December l0th 1873. To-t.
BENZ. +. HEcKERT, Circuit Court Comm r
Upton a Sherman, CompPts Solicitors
Mortgage Sale'-Defaut having bsen
made in the payment of q certain lndenturs o.
mortgage bearing date the sixth dav OF May A.
d. 1869, executed by Lewis ID. CamtieId and his
wife Mary Garfield, Of the township OF Pine
Grove, Van Buren, county, state OF Michigan, 20
John Greenwood, OF the town Of Paw Paw
Michigan, and recorded in the Office OF tho
Register OF Deeds. OF Van Buren, county, state
of Michigan, in liber V, on page 2s9 on the
tenth day of May, A. d. 1869, and the amount
claimed to be due thereon at the date Of this
lars ($471) including an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars provided for said mortgage, and 40
suit or proceeding ut law or IN equity having
been instituted TO recover the amount now due
and unpaid and secured by said mortgage OF
any part thereon. Now therefor notice is here
by given that by virtue OF a power OF sale
contained in said mortgage there will De
sold at public auction TO the highest bidder,
on Saturday the twenty-fourth day Of January.
A. D. 1874, at the front door Of the court
house IN the village OF Paw Paw, Van BureE
county, state OF Michigan, at ten o'clock in toe
forenoon OF said day, the premises described
in sad mortgage or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to satisfy the amount due or unpaid
on said mortgage with intereat and cost said
promises being described as follows, TO wit
The southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section number nineteen in town one
south of range number thirteen west contain-
ing forty acres, be the same moro or less
Dated October 18th, 1873.
970tl3 JOHN GREENWOOD, Nortgasee
William r. Hawkins, Attorney.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Those persons who happened to be on the
north side Of Main street, and just in front Of
the very place where Prater sells family gro
ceries on Monday afternoon had an opportunity
OF witnessing genuine attempt at homicide.
A twig from branch Of the legal profession,
full OF ire and on mischief bent, met the OBJ
ject OF his pursuit, when he drew from his
pocket highly FURNISHED and loaded pistol and
at the distance OF about SIX feet after taking
deliberate aim, fired. the ball passing not much
more than eight feet to one side of the object
aimed at and sought to be assassinated. HIS
dogship, admonished by the demonstration, re-
tired from the presence of the belllgerent Legal
gentleman, and no doubt enjoyed his supper
just as well as if nothing had happened
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Jan. -, 1877

New YORK, Jan. -, 1874.
Gold sold during the day up to 1921, but
closed at ILL.,. Sterling exchange was dull
and lower; 60 days, "A S21E. Money WAS in
large supply both for temporary use and long
loans. Call notes we're 41Ga6 per cent, and
business paper was wanted at 7@9 per cent.
Stocks were feversh on account Of threatened
disturbances by the idle workmen, who were out
in procession. The market, however, closed
buoyant. Mich. Central, 81 Lake Shore, 1917 .
Flour rated steady. Super. Mich, Sc 10Cq
so; good to choice white wheat extras 81 80
as 35. Wheat was quiet and 1@t2c lower IN "a
hours, yet there was buoyant undertone
Amber western, 81 68D1 72 white do, 81 &c
al 80. Corn firm at 90@911c. Oats quiet
but firm ; western mixed 65@66. Provisions
We're ralying under continued favorable advic-
es from abroad; mess pork, S16 25 steam
lard, 91s@9A. Butter very firm: medium
grades especially Mich. factory, 326r35 fair
to good frkin, 24@26; fine, 2ste3O. Western
eggs, fresh, 26(e27; lined. 15@16. Sugar,
which had been looming up day after day. until
best a was selling at 101l, and by some rein-
ers held at 1917, gave signs of weakness and
prices were unsettled. Coffees firm; Rio "a =
@29lI /; Java, 32@35. Dry goods were getting
active. Wool strong; Mich. fleece, 1862.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

just now we are having an abundance OF
sens IONS. Among the very latest was the
arrest Of old Mr.. Bender, the father OF the
Bender family who committed 80 many murders
in Kansas, and whose den was broken up some
months since. The old man, with daughter,
we're making their way eastward with team
and wagon. and were from Kansas, and their
names were Bender, and OF course could be no
other than the notorious murderers. Their
arrest was of course quite natural. A telegram
from Pennsylvania satisfied the authorities
tina. the Benders they had in hand were not
the Benders they wanted, so these Benders
were suffered to go on their way. The above
happened at Decatur.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

MEAN Tnm.-A Few nights since Centre
vile man committed the somewhat uncommon
error Of inserting the key Of his watch in the
wrong hole. After turning the hands around
the face OF the watch eight or ten times he
placed the watch under his pillow and retired.
AT about midnight he woke up, pulled out bis
watch, and made the alarming discovery that
it was six o'clock. AS it was necessary for him
to be up and ready for business at half-past
six, he lost no time in building ire and rous-
ing his family out OF bed. The meal was hasti-
ly prepared, all hands sat down and tolted the
meal at railroad speed, and then they sat down
to wait for the appearance of daylight. which
they thought was long time coming Just
then it occurred to the worthy gentleman OF
the house that there might be mistake some
where. So he took the lamp and went to the
clock and found that it was just two o'clock.
And then silence regned !-Centreville Repub-
lican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Some OF our people feel little nervous over
case Of smallpox at Hon. Joseph Gilmsn's
residence. 1t seems that step son while alb
sent had been exposed to the contagion without
being aware of the fact We learn that the
patient is doing well. Precautionary measures
have been adopted to prevent the spreading OF
the contagion
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Thsre Is q man at the Dyckman House sell
ing cement that will stick wood. glass, crockery
and leather toy ether and make it stronger than
1t was in the first place. He says that belt
stuck together with il will make four thousand
revolutions minute. That is a pretty tough
story, yet he tells il.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

The Benton Harbor Palladium finds fault
because his articles are copied into other papers
and credited to the st. 10. Traveller. We see
our articles copied into other papers every week
and credited to other papers. We did not find
fault about it because we knew the papers were
ashamed to let their readers know just where
they got all their good reading and spicy articles
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Thomas Steadman and VIM. Martin. now
confined in Jail, attempted to break out on
Wednesday last by prying OFF the iron bars.
They had drawn the spikes and had succeeded
in prying several of the bars from their posi-
ton when they were intercepted. They had
provided themselves with nice package of
lun cheon.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

From Sunday school editor AN excellent
way to entertain an infant class is to keep them
chewing. Hard boiled molasses candy sticks
their jaws, occupies their minds. gives them
sweet recollections, and makes them behave
generally, during the recitation. For very
turbulent children, put little more resin into
the candy when boiling it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

Among Michigan Railroads which have failed
to meet their interest due in January on their
bonds, are the Detroit Eel River Il Indiana
Fort Wayne Jackson d Saginaw, and the Toledo,
Canada Southern & Detroit. The grand total
of companies in tho United States in default
for interest is IFS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

We have just learned, privately, good thing
of one of our most popular clerks. 1t is too
good to keep and we will tell how it was. 1t
was this way: He arose from his bed in a STATE
somnambusm, to < his pocket scissors and
cut the counterpane in two, and IN his usually
bland manner asked his astonished wife if he
should show her something else.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

The amount expended for ertra lawyers in
the Matteson case would help nightly in build
ing the new County Buildings. Who ordered
it ?-Bdngor Reflector.
Go into the barber-shop, get your ears clip
ped, and then read the proceedings OF the
Board OF Supervisors, for the October Session,
and you will there find out who ordered it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

" I'm striving to obtain sufficiency," said
witness in court. And what is suficaency,"
inquired the judge. - A little more. my lord, >
replied the witty barrister, I" than person has
already got"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

On Tuesday last James Tuxbury's man found
double barreled shot gun concealed on the
premises of Jeems. He says it is not his gun
that he don't want it, and that somebody has
been playing tricks on him by stealing the gun
from some honest man and then hiding it on
his premises. II any one hasllost gun. and
this Is the one, he hopes they will take it away.
He don't like trix.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-16

A remarkable case Of mistaken identity oc-
Cured in this village on Monday last Our
young friend. Will. Buchanan, was mistaken
for bone by dog, who seized him by the
leg and attempted to carry him of.