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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

The Independents" held a very pleasant
reception at School Hall. last Wednesday eveo-
ing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Fourth of July is the topic Just now, cele
bration having been decided on.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

AT Lawrence, June 10, young man named
James Sumner lost all the fingers of his left
hand in a saw-mlll. circular saw was the
cause.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Three Hundred ,NOge Wanted.
An opportunity will be given or next Mon
day evening, June 21st at Town Hall, for per-
sons to enlist in the Stoodlefunk Brigade
Every one DESTROYS Of becoming famous in a
short time win be accepted. Apply to
CAPT. CHAs. L. FIrCH,
Recruiting Officer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

The Free Baptist Society will give Lawn
Social on Monday evening, June Old. on the
grounds of c. A. Harrison. Strawberries and
ice cream will be served. All are cordially IN
vited TO attend.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Wheat promises TO be an abundant crop in
this county.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

general Ordier No. 4.
HEADQUARTERS SrooDLEFUNK BRIGADE
Paw Paw. Mich, June II, 1875.
All officers and privates Of this Brigade are
hereby ordered to report at Town Hall, in Paw
Paw, on Monday evening, June 21st, at s
O'Clock. for duty BY order OF
NJ. L. RICHARDSON
Major General Comma nding
VIM. BUCHANAN, Capt. d asst. Adj Gen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Strawberries are selling at Is cents per quart.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18
DOLLAR! at ATM Miss R iUSi D Mung sSou

WooL.-Paw Paw Grange, No. 10, p. of H.,
voted to extend to members of other Oranges
the privilege Of storing their wool with this
Grange on the same conditions as members of
our Grange. Wool will be received on Satur-
day next June 10th. also on Saturday OF each
succeeding week, at our warehouse, near the
Paw Paw Mills.
n. NJ, PUGsLEY.
SAMUEL CoNsALUs.
JAMES BALE, Com.
+. MORRISON.
$. @. MCENTEE,
Paw Paw June u, 1875.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Wool is now being marketed in considerable
quantities.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-18

Latest STYLES Of stationery just received at
Miss Muuger's.
National Republican., 1875-11-04

SENATOR KEY, of Tennessee, has passed
the ordeal of an interview upon the cur
repcv question. His public record has
begun. He is decidedly opposed to forcing
things. He would not force resumption
because the South could not, in that in
stance. pay her debts. Pray can she pay
them ANYHOW unless she fosters her labor
and encourages her production? Does she
find any difficulty in getting the money for
her productions as fast as they are marketa-
BILE? But Mr.. Key wants the old system
of State banks instead of national banks
WHY? Is it because they were more safe
No That is not pretended. He even
claims that the circulation of such State
institutions should be secured by the
national Indebtedness. Is the national
banking act too restrictive in its exactions
and requirements Is it not the fact that
Senator Key wants lot of banks secured
upon plantations which will advance upon
the contingency of Hnproduced crops and
carry the planters over from year to year
if the crops fail? Will anything short Of
this satisfy the South? If this is what is
wanted the only way to secure it is 10
organize the free labor system in such
manner that crops can be relied upon with
tolerable certainty. The South Is not
doing this now. She is demoralizing her
labor day by day, so that it is growing less
reliable for crop making. If she would
grow rich she must cherish her labor by
prompt rewards and elevate it by educa-
tion, making it more and more effective
through a higher intelligence. She will
then be able to produce an annual surplus
and thus accumulate capital for banking
and building railways.
National Republican., 1875-11-04

fish reasons why the most Of it should be
made. 1t is estimsted-probably below
the mark-that the Exposition buildings
will be visited during the six months they
will be open by ten millions Of people, and
that seventy-fye thousand persons will
cross the Atlantic for this purpose. Out OF
this great number, going and returning,
Washington will be visited by hundreds OF
thousands, fact, most important tacs
which Washington exhibitors there should
not overlook. In this sense it is our Expo
sition, ard cannot be too earnestly consld-
cred. We have no right, in fact, as citizens
to be in any way Indifferent regarding it.
So great is the interest felt for it, even In
England, so much do English exhibitors
realize its importance, that the English
people have erected in Fairmount Park a
special building, at an expense of S4o,O ,OOO'
for the use of their Commissioners.
1t is patent that during the hundred
years of our national existence we have
made astonishing progress in every dlree-
ton. Territory has been most widely ex-
tended, resources in wealth OF every de-
scripton have been powerfully developed,
our nationality has been placed in most
exalted position, we have outstripped all
countries In useful Invention, and in the
matter of pure art we have already an
enviable place, even in foreign estimation,
and now the exhibition of all these things
on our soil, and in competition with the
resources of England, France and CONT
mental Europe, with Mexico and South
America, with the far-of nations OF the
East, will give a new and tremendous
impetus to American genius and to the
useful application of our unbounded wealth.
1t will give us fresh start. We shall get
hold of new ideas. New enterprises
will be arranged Thought will be
quickened in all its departments, labor
stimulated and capital made generous.
Take one more glance at what the Old
World is doing. On the 1st of this month
one hundred and forty cases of goods were
shipped for the Exposition from Alexan-
dria, Egypt. The Colonial Government of
New South Wales has made application for
fourteen thousand square feet of space.
Eight hundred applications from Austria
exhibitors are now filed in Philadelphia.
The German Empire has built its own pa
vilion on the grounds for the use of the
German Commissioners and German goods.
Japan sends its own material for the erec.
ton of the buildings for the use Of the
Japanese. Ireland has asked for q place
separate from England, and so it is all over
the world. Our citizens will take hold
with their Commissioner, who is influential
at Philadelphia, and secure for themselves,
for the Capital and the nation the best re-
suits possible.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
THE CENTENNIAL.

The great affair of the Centennial ami
versary and international Exposition to be
inaugurated in Philadelphia May 10 is now
commanding somewhat of the attention it
deserves, and the excitement attending it
will constantly cumulate until the opening
day. 1t bids fair now to be full worthy of
American enterprise, science, art and in
dustry, and the Commissioner of this Dis
trict calls upon our people to come forward
and take advantage of all the rights and
privileges to which they are entitled.
Washington never had an opportunity so
golden for display Of its arts and indus
tries, and there are patriotic as well as sell
National Republican., 1875-11-04
THURSDAY Observation-Disclosures 4. 1875.

Two MORE VICTIMS were barbarously
sacrificed to the shrine of Spanish despotism
in Cuba a few days since. Messrs. Mora
and Arce, wealthy Cubans, were charged
with treason, in completely with the Pa
triots. and summarily executed at Puerto
Principe. How long will it be before the
civilized world shall interfere to put a stop
TO this barbarous warfare? How long be-
fore the United States will recognize the
independence of the young Republic, and
insist that these unhallowed butcheries
shall cease within sight of her. Southern
shores? VIII Spanish lust and greed never
he satiated2
National Republican., 1875-11-04
~sCOLLECTOR's OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COIINfBI


WASHINGTON, ID. G., October q, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that on OCTOBER 81, 1875,
viii expire all licenses given by the District OF
and bankers. bill posters. brewers, brokers, book
agents, butchers in the several markets, claim
agents, contractors cattle brokers, commits sion
merchants, dealers of merchandise OF any kind
whatever, dealers in distilled and fermented IL
quors, wines and cordlals, distillers, insurance
agents, Ice dealers, manufacturers OF illuminating
gas, life and fire insurance companies, patent
agents, pawnbrokers, photographers, proprietors
OF bar. rooms. sample-rooms, tipping houses, bill
lard, baRatelle and Jennie Lind tables, bowling
alleys, hotels, livery stables, intelligence Offices,
junk shops, restaurants and eating houses, thea
tres. real estate agents, rectihers, &C., &C.
All parties engaged In said business, trades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of the
Legislative Assembly, approved August %, 1871,
Is72- viz:
''That every peason liable for a license tax who
may fall 10 pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license may be required, shall,
in addition to the license tax imposed pay fl ne
or penalty Of no less than I've nor more than fifty
dollars for each ofense.''
Dealers in distilled and fermented liquors, niues
and cordals, in quantities not less than lint,
are further notified that bond, with two cltfZens
as suTeties. each in the penal sum Of two hundred
dollars, must be given unto the District Of Coum-
bia as successor 70 the Mayor, Board Of Aldermen,
and Board Of Common Council, &C., previous TO
obtaining license to trafic therein, in accordance
Collector, District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1875-11-04

We understand that the Mormon prophet is
in custody for contempt of court in failing to
pay into the registry of the court the alimony
pending the adjudication of a certain suit.
What has the Department of Justice to do
with question of this sortl
National Republican., 1875-11-04

And now the Star claims that the apparent
revolution in Mississippi indicates the unpopu-
larity of Governor Ames, rather than White
Liner intimidation. We shall soon expect to
see our cotemporary welcoming JEFF Davis
back to his old scat In the Senate.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
EDITORIAL AFrERrHoUeHr.

Generals Sheridan and Crook are in town
giving Indian experiences and counseling the
Government as to the most effective method of
civilizing poor Lo. They arc both famous civ
iiizers.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
Nv URKS ON ART, AROHITEOTURE AM
w DRAWING.
AT

Pain tiers, sculptors, Architects and Engrayers
and their Works. A Handbook. By Glars
EIsklne element. q
Gwtlt's Encyclopedias Of Architecture, Histor-
icai, theoretical and Practical, Vo., sheep,
Cresy's Eneyciopgdia Of Civil Engineering, His
torlcal, theoretical and Practical. Three thou
ati sang engraVings, l,152pages, yO., sheep. New
History Of Archi lecture in all Countries from the
sarnest time To the present day. By James Fer
,kusOns SNOS S6. %
History OF Art. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, 2 vols.
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated. Half calf s25 90
Inc Grammar of Painting and Engraving Trans
lated from the French by Kate Newell DOgRett.
Elementary History Of Art. An Introduction 10
Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculpture,
Painting and Music. By N. D'Anyers. illus.
trated A. NJ
Architecture for General Students. BY Caroline
Handbook of Legendary and Mythoiogicai Art.
by Clara Erskine Clement With descriptive
Thoughts Abont Art. By Philip 6. Hamerton K. %
Chapman's's American Drawing Book. A man
ual Tor the $500
Smiths American Text Books of Art Education,
ing Books.
All the above works in stock, and supplied At
publishers prices: Books sent by mai postage
free, on receipt of price.
Agents in Washington for Brauu's Autotypes-
those remarkable reproductions Of the Gre1s Pic
lures and sculptur-s Of the old masters.
Complete stock Of Drawing Materials.
WARREN CHOATE & co,
BOOKSELLERS AND IA TONERS
se2S tf vernon Row. 81 Penn. avenue.
National Republican., 1875-11-04

Moody finds by far the largest proportion of
those who occupy the choicest seats at his
meetings are protesting Christians. He inti-
mates rather bluntly that "he came not to call
the righteous, but sinners to repentance"
National Republican., 1875-11-04

This great nation complains of poverty, ,.and
yet pays annually thousands of millions for
beer and spirits in the shape of drinks and the
crime and poverty directly resulting from such
drinking. This is voluntary taxation that
might easily be avoided. Do the politicians
make any noise or fuss about it!
National Republican., 1875-11-04

THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
author Of principles OF Science &c: fnteGnS,
tionaI scientiac series; g. 50 impressions Of Lon
oon social Life, ~ by Z. 8. Nadal formerly Secre
tary American Legation at London; eI So. tsEi9St
cousins sy Louisa NJ. AlcoEt, authsr Of Little
by Rev: y. T. Ros. author OF tSBarriers Burned
Away;n a75. .Daily Thoughts" (" by Rev. De
Esm,ly In Town and Country BY the author 81
sDTea4 Children" &C.; an antique and 6eautf-
hood, a sequel to ..ElsIe's Girlhsod:', Al. 81
Netes on Z Paris, y by 81. TaIne; 81
= Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works m
sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals. Phflosophi-
cal apparatus Anatomical Charts supplied at
snort notice at manufacturersi prices. CatalORuea
with Diagrams, descriptions and prices on hand
Ihe attention Of students is called to our New
Medical Note Book, most Convenient and ussfnI
article for students attending the courses OF lee
lures. WARREN CIOATE q CO :
~ RooE EsalIarS 90 t.,fcnar.,
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1enIn street. OcI-tf
National Republican., 1875-11-04
~sECOND COOPERATIVE BUILD.

~@sECONDC DCo,0PEEATIvE BUILD.
The first regular meeting Of the Second Co-opera-
tive Building Association Will be held on MON
DAY EVENING, November s, 1875, In Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh
street, South Washington. for the payment OF
dues and sale OF money. The books win be open
for one month. shares, 81 each, representing
the sixth year.
Stock subscriptions can be made at the following
laces:
c. B. Church Sons, Lumber Dealers, corner OF
Maryland avenue and Eighth street southwest.
Walker q Bro, Grocers, corner Maryland ave-
nue. and Eleventh street southwest.
fetty 4 Harvey, Hatters, 2O5 Seventh street
northwest.
=, Lux s Bro, Tobacconists, corner Seventh and
STR cts northwest.
johnson Bro, Coal Merchants, Twelfth-street
wharf; corner and Twelfth northwest, office OF
west.
Seventh-street wharf.
b. A. aIker, Grocer, Four-and- a-half street
between and southwest.
Thompson & Co., Hardware, corner Tenth street
and Louisiana avenue northwest.
j. i. CARPENTER, Y. NJ Christian Association
Rooms, 3l6 STREET northeast.
j. 7. Petty, Columbia Buildings.
d. Pullman, B. and p. Freight Depot.
Depue HaZen, Grocers, corner Four-and-a-
half and STREETS southwest.
GEORGE WHITE, President,
e. X. THOMPSON. Seciy. Oc5 Tu ThSlm
National Republican., 1875-11-04
TT HE NE W b o o X 3.


Mabel Martin. By John G.. Whittier. A teautifuI
Holiday Book, uniform with ''rhe Hanging or
IN SIOsS ....$0 %
h1ne fastorals, and other Poems. By BayErd
"
Poetic Localities Of Cambridge. Edited by w,
d. stlllman. Illustrated. ....,..,..-.... 50
Inc surgeons Pocket Book, being an Essay on
Ihe Best Treatment OF Wounded. The Ger
= II the new Books, novelties In Stationery fine
5tatonery; many beautiful things In Pietures
BOOKS, Articles of Virtu, etc.
SpaiH. Illustrated with 80 engravinRs drawn bV
G0stave Dore; the descriptive letter nress NJ
The Baron Ch. Davillier. A noble 0ukrto VI
ume OF 500 pages. Richly bound and be1utifnIiJr
Cartoon Portraits and Biographical SketcheS
Of Men ofthe Day. Drawings by Frederick
We have just received large assortment OF
Prayer Books and Bibles, in beautiful bindings
large print, an the very choicest styles. HymnaIs
10 match the Prayer Books. Our assortment or
Teachers Bibles and Bagsteris Bibles Is very full
Juvenile Book: Wonderful productions Of art
and mechanical skill. More than two thousand
Juvenile books, In all sorts OF bindings and STYLES
anu Ior al ages OF children. Sunday-schso Libra
favorable terms. ~ w
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
T1MN rIH fGaIICiT1oOHss.0o IHHLIlIlOs0

A UTUMS PUBLICATIONs.
Money and the Mechanism Of Exchange, by Je-
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welEhts and Measures, and Money of all Nations,
Tales or the Argonauts, by Bret Harte, Al
The Masque Of Pandora, by LongfelioH, Al so
The Ship in the Desert. BY joaquin Miller, Sl.SO.
The Academic Atlas. q maps and index, $50
The Realm of the lee King, q.
A Handbook OF Scripture Geography, 16 maps, I5e
The Taxidermist's s Manual si.25. The Day Afse;
the Holidays, D. 50: Nero, an Historical Play, BY
W. W. Story, g. Dalton's Physiology, sixth edi-
Hon, enlarged, 80. leA.her, %. 90. CEtskIlI
fairies, oy virginia W. johnson, g. Hugh Mel
Ion, py katherine King, 2sc. The Queen Of Con-
nauEht, SC sherman's historic Raid, by Boyn-
Ton, =. Poetic Localities OF Cambridge, edited by
sillman. lustrated with Heliotypes from nature,
500 Mabel Martin, by W Whittier, the holiday VOL
ume, ~. home PastOrals, Bayard Taylor q. Mrs.
Diaz g STORY Book, Sl.50. The standard books IN
hne bindings. New Chromos ut low prices at
no,. SOLOnO.NS CHAPMAN'S.
Agents Laurence's Pure Itnen'' Papers,
-. vi Pennsylyania Ryenua
Puelshers OF McPherson's Political Works
National Republican., 1875-11-04
DIED.

HOULIHAN.-On the I'd instant, at 2el4 street
aged seventeen years. -,
Funeral will take place to-day a. o'csooki az tne
northwest
MCNERHANY.-On the ID instant. GENSIvKIA
Francis s. McNerhany. Hs--g
Funeral to-day from 1907 Twenty-sixth street.
The relatives andrlends of the family respect
fully invited to attend.
wIFTHAFT.-On the Sd instant, at 5:l5 =. m,
WILLIAM g.. WITTHAFT. aged twenty-five years,
two months and eighteen days.
Funeral will take place from Lutheran church,
corner Fourth and streets northwest, on Friday,
at O'Clock p. m. ..
wARDER.-On Tuesday, ID instant, at 5:3op m,
after lingering illness, which he bore with Chris
tian fortitude, WILLIAM WARDER, formerly of
Prince William county Va, but for the last thirty
Funeral Will take place from HIS late residence,
No. 10 street northwest Friday, Sth instant, at
Sp. m. Relativesand friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
MABUIED.

RIRNEY-CONwAY.-0n wednesday, the 3D.
instant, at the residence Of the bride. by Rev. Mr
DeKormas, Of Boston, Massachusetts,, ARTHUR A.
BIRNEY, OF Washington, and Miss HELEN T. CON
WAY, daughter OF Mr. Richard II. Conway, OF Bal
timore.
mother, November Q By Father McCsrty, JANIS
W. joy and ADELAIDE Z. ScRIBNER, only daugn-
ter Of Elizabeth and the late VIM. b. Scrioner.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
DE. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.

sevenoaks, story OF to-day. ........ Al 75
victorian Poets, by z. G. Stedman. p 80
Forty Years in the Turkish Empire, by Rev
~, Wm Goodell. ell......y............ ............ 20
The Odd One, by A. NJ. Payne - -......... Is
Our New Minister, by T.. G. Perryman. 4 OO
iull supply Of Medical Books on hand
Al VIM. BALLANTYNEsS.
OClo-u E28 Spyenth
National Republican., 1875-11-04
N EW BOOK
AN Received by
W. n. & o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Stationers,
SpENNGvT UANTn AVE-

PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
d. d. " ~i-bS'
,cE cEy,ssry.Day YER Facts for Everyday Life. book
Elsie's Womanhood: SEQUEL TO Elsieis Girlbood
BY Martha Finley, (Farquharson.)
real property. - S- -" Vi
"Christopher Columbus.
Queen MARY; adrama By Alfred Tennyson.
rom Jest to Earnest. By z. P. Roe.
Burton's Anatomy OF Melancholy, Ia new edI
Eight Cousins, or the Aunthnl. By Louisa NJ.
Borderlands Of Insanity. Bywynter,
Tales or the Argonauis. By Bret Harte
Jne Haven Children. By Emile Foster
Eo9no-About Rambles. Frank r. Stockton
Led Astray, or LaPetite Coutesse, By FeuiIlet
The Masque Of Pandors, and other poems BY
Henry Wadsworth LongfelloW oc2s.tfS
National Republican., 1875-11-04
BOARDING.

NHN@NHNOo-oONNOoN oNNOONNNCNONON0O0DN~NN
POARDING.-MRS. FLINT, FORM MERLY
- of 933 street. has remov ed to houses Nos. S23
and SIS Vermont avenue opposite Arlington hotel;
has refurnished them, and is now ready to rent
rooms, en- suite or single, with board, to members
Of Congress and others desiring frst-class accom-
mediation for the winter season. oc25-2ws
National Republican., 1875-11-04

k<l3PNOTICE.-AN ADJOURNED AN.
~ nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Washington Brick Machine Company, for the elec-
tion Of nine trustees and other business, will be
held on TUESDAY. November l6, at 2 O'Clock ID,
/ M, At the office of the company.
| L. CLEPHANE,
ocl6-S NTutd Secrptarv
National Republican., 1875-11-04
CoKT

DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
lsmaller loads cents per bushe; cartage 90 cents
APPLY TO
Office of Washington Gaslight Company,
l8 Tenth street northwest, III First street north
west, or to lao Bridge street, GeorRetoWn. mol
National Republican., 1875-11-04

a LII ThE NEW BOOKS AS FAST AS
~ PUBLISHED.
me latest American and English novels
standard novels in paper covers, 50 and rs cantz
Al the popular Monthlies and Quarterlies.
& Omee BOOKS and stationery of every description,
Fancy note paper and envelopes in great variety
orders by mail promptly executed.
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT.
oc20-lm Fand Nina sftraa,,
National Republican., 1875-11-04
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-AT THE TREASURY DEPART.
II MENT a sum of MONEY. Apply OF the
MAIN ENTRANCE, on Fifteenth street. noyI-3t-
GTOLEN-SOME TIME AGO FEMALE
- POINTER, with lump or wen on throat, white
spot on fore thead, white feet; answers TO name OF
FLORA A reward viii be paid II notified
by postal card or otherwise.
j. H KUEHLING, Bell Hanger,
nov4-2t 122s PenDnsylvania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1875-11-04
SELF RELIANCE,

A course in Washington Business College quail
hes young men and women for self-reliance and
self support. Students enter for either day or
evening sessions. For particulars call at the col
lege corner seN enth and L streets northwest, or
address, for illustrated circular.
Fl SPENCER,
se25-ti Pra.idan%
National Republican., 1875-11-04
HENRY R. SEARLE,

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