The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-12

Louisiana Pinchbick wants a seat in the l.
S. Senate.
Senator Thompson was in town on Wednes'
day afternoon and Thursday forenoon. We
don't think he went around much, as he didn't
call at this office.
There wall be donation, Wednesday eve,
Feb. 18th, at the First Baptist Church. for the
benift OF Mr.. j. Heritage, Pastor. a free PIC
ME supper will be served
4 Seventy dollars were realized from the dona-
/ ton to the Rev. q. z. Linderman, last Tuesday
evening, at Town Hall. Although the evening
was very cold one the attendance was large.
KALAMAZOO, FEB. 9,-The Legislative party
arrived at half past six and were taken to the
Lunatic Asylum in sleighs.
That probably was the best disposition that
could have been made OF them.
Charlie, little son of MIR and Mrs. William
son Mason, OF tins village, and who had one
eye that was turned in toward the nose so far
as not only to render the eye useless, but to
disfgure HIM, had it operated on by Professor
rockingham, of the Michigan University, a
few days ago, The operation was successful,
and Charlie feels as proud Of it as he would OF
new hobby horse.
w. e. Nyhart, an enterprislng young man,
who came and settled among us last fall and
engaged in the business OF pandering TO the
vices Of our good people by Furnishing them
with tobacco and cigars, has had his run and
has closed out and gone his way IN pursuit OF
new fields in which to show his enterprise.
He, like Cal. Frank, leaves friends behind who
will hold him in remembrance.
The officers Of Paw Paw Grange No. 10, p. OF
IL. for the ensuing year are as follows, viz:
c. W. Young, NJ. \. c. Glidden, O. E. t.
Warner. L.; VIM. S. sheldon, s.. Walter H.
Wilson, A. s.; o. H. p. Sheldon, c.; S. d.
Searls, Y; j. c. Gould, Sec. VIM. Bishop, G.
X; Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Ceres; Mrs. j. Hunger
ford, Pomona; Mrs. c. W. Young Flora !;
Miss Arlette Morrison, L. A. s.
The candidates for place on the bench OF
the Supreme Court are likely to be numerous
There will be two vacancies to fill-one in
place of Christiancy, resigned, the other to fill
the expiring vacancy OF Chief Justice Graves.
The newspapers are just now busy in NOM
mating candidates for these positions.
There are also two Regents OF the State Uni-
versity to be elected at the spring election.
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last month. 1t is the immense trade that this
liberal advertising brings them that enables
them to undersell those who do not advertise.
Grand Rapids Post
The same firm have a large adj In the TRUE
NoRrHERNER telling the people where to 60
thus SAVING them much time and trouble in
hunting around for store to purchase ccth-
ing.
Ia Wisconsin. Senator Carpenter has been
left out and one ANGUS CAMERON selected by
the Legislature to fill his place and represent
the State OF Wisconsin in the Senate Of the
United States. lie, too, cared more for Mr.
Carpenter than the party and all its men,
bers beside unless they were subservient to
his wishes and his interests so the peoples
representatives granted HIM leave to stay at
home.
! ADRIAN Feb. 6, 1875.-The funeral OF Judge
Darius Z. Comstock, OF the Ninth Judicial Dis
| trict, who died at Paw Paw on the Sd inst,
was attended at the Methodist Church in this
city this afternoon, and yery large number
OF citizens as we'll as mem ors Of the Lenawee
County Bar were present. Judge Comstock
was born in this city and remained resident
up to about six years ago, and was a member
OK the Bar Of this County.
LANSING. Feb. S.-The Michigan State Pom
illogical Society commenced its sessions on
Tuesday, at one o'clock, 7. Nj, at the Cap
itol building. Delegates are arriving from
all sections OF the State. The display OF
fruit promises to he fine and will be spread
in the old library room. Notwithstanding the
intense cold weather the fruit people appear
to be very cheerful, and as yet no serious
damage is reported to the fruit buds.
Alas poor Don-Don Henderson, the ire
pressible, heroic, political higbhyer who used
to do the editorial business for the Allesan
Journal. What will he do now? He sold his
high-pressure journal" and bought into the
Grand Rapids g Times " and assumed the posi-
ton Of chief editor. but the other fellows
woulden't let him have his way about the kind
Of political articles it contained, and Don be-
came Disguised and has sold out. This is bad,
for the whisky Don drinks won't inspire heroic
leaders any more.
The Romeo Observer has made biblical dis
covery as follows:
The Rev. VI. w. Fairfields sermon last
Sunday morning, was an able and mastery
attempt to impress upon the minds OF his hear
ers the moral worth and efficacy OF a strong
determined and we'll sustained course Of mud
ing ones own buIness. There are people who
would no doubt be surprised to know that the
bible actually, and in so many words, autho-
rizes them to tend strictly to their own affairs
IN this world, but 1t Is a fact nevertheless"
We are sure every believer in womans en-
reimbursement will be pleased to know that they
now have paper devoted to their interests 1t
is published monthly at Detroit, and is called
Truth fo,. fho peonIo bainO ahlv aditad hy Me-