The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-01

to take periodical from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for. Is pr,nsd facie
evidence OF Intentional fraud,
6. Any person who receivesa newspaper and
makes use OF it, whether he has ordered it or
not, Is held IN law to be subscriber.
Z. If subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher, at the
end of their time, or il they do not wish to con-
tlnue taking it otherwise the publisher is
authorized to send II on, and the subscribers
will be responsible until an express notice with
payment OF all arrears, Is sent to the publisher.
The Fair is proving success.
Our school is progressing finely.
The tax sales take place next Monday.
Mechor has new and handsome sign.
Firemen's dance at Town Hall tonight
This is the last day Of the County Fair.
The ladies OF Allegsn have history class.
The Circuit Court opens next Monday.-ful
calendar.
Comstock, Page q Co. have just put up
new sign.
The Courier appeared in lite curtailed pro-
portions last week.
". Il. Hawkins is re-modellng and otherwise
improving his house.
nce Sans Boy still holds forth in the tent
in front of the school-house.
"All aboard for the fair ground" has been
familiar sound for two or three days past.
The new Bakery has commenced operations
and IL now furnishing bread for the multitude.
Miss Rhods Munger is acquiring quite rep
utstion as correspondent OF the Woman's
Journal.
Ed. Stewart, OF the Sentinel, was In attend
ance on the Fair this week. and favored US
with call.
Van Auken went to the poor house on Tues
day. His buggy gave way, and ne had to foot
it the last mile.
Mrs. Scrup.o, OF South Haven, has been
spending a Few days in tins village at the resi-
dence Of her sister, Mrs. Mason.
In another place in this issue will be found
the report Of the committee on babies at the
baby show, recently held at Town Hall.
------------
Royal Buchanan, an attache of the lndianap-
oils News, is spending a few days in this vii
lage with his mother, Mrs. Gremps.
Mrs. Emma A. Richmond will hold public
sale OF Farm Implements and Farm Stock. On
the 9th inst, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
The Christian denomination has just hung
very foe bell IN the tower Of their church ed
ifice. We now have five good bells in this viii
lage.
Mis-. Maggie Mcguire has just opened large
and elegant stock OF millinery goods. The
ladies should not fail to call and see the new
styles.
The fre-proof tuilding has been completed,
and the County officers have all moved in. The
public records are now safe from stability to
destruction by Are.
Laet Saturday night the engine to the Allan
tic express near Decatur run over an unknown
man and his horse, Instantly killing them. The
man WAS intoxicated
Up to Wednesday night there were 1475
entries Of articles and ANNA ut the County
Fair. Next week we will publish history Of
the society from its organization.
Harris Wagons, carriages, buggies and cut
tiers made handsome procession as they wer,
drawn through Main street on their way TO The
fair grounds He turns out good work
In the afternoon OF the first day of the FaI
our boys played o game Of base ball With tn,
Bangor boys, on tue fair grounds. Tue seor,
stood 81 for Paw Paw and "a for Bangor.
Baptiet couuc which convened at kend,l
recently ordsined Mr. William Mckendrck t.
the work of the ministry Rev. II. West preach
ing the sermon aud Rev. u. H. Shepherd offer
ing the ordsinlng PRAYER.
Charles Alien. a prisoner, while engaged il
carrying in and piliug wood, on Tuesday last
made his escape. He had been in jail nearly a
summer and Is pretty well punished for tn
offense of which he IS charged.
Miss Helen NJ. Wright, an accomplihse
young lady of Lansing, has translated an articl
from the German entitled "What Children d
Cor u.s." which wac published in the Lansing Re
publican of Sept. "a. Miss Wright Is quit
young-not more than eighteen years Of age
We have had no October frost as yet. w
did have September frost which, however di
but little harm. Its principal effects were, I
remind corn that it was time it to quit CROWN
and rIpen mp. and to cut down Cucumber vines
Pumpkin vines Sdussr vines and the Courier
Edmund LaGrave has been improving hi
house by adding to it and fixing up generally
Mr.. J. S. Myers, OF Decatur does the maso
work. Among other things, Ed. is building
stone "hre-proof smoke-house. lie pride
himself on having everything just night abor
his premises.
------
Daniel Dswater informs rs that, on Frds
ast. william Austin cut ten acres OF buckwhe,
for him in about twelve hours. Hr. Dewats
gave him ave dollars for ths lob. The hire