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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
ter aand I think one would not no far

ter, land l think one would not g0 far
wrong to trust YAa'
"Ha, sha, Rslt7os he, hSl what yer.
ldApt boys Td6n tutping alarmingly
,solemn he hddeds Trust Providence,
but doS cxsh blsiness With frsil mortsls."
20 our con pafison --
MY conpsrisos !" yslled the old gem
AAman: NsIM teach, you 70 talk about my
Comparison. What do you know about
it? you never heard it I'll tell it to you.
It's the best comparison ever made; It's
the spothesls of comparison. Here you
are: AGENTS positive, Centre ID
comparative. but n Bulls Eye is superla-
tive"
Indeed, that Is a good comparison"
ssid the reporter, soothingly; "letS 60
and have q game of hillisrds."
"a cue in the hand is better than ague
in the body" answered theiold gentle
man as he rose stlffiy from the bench
That's fine mare" remarked the re-
porter as gentleman drove by Unlger.
sity place. The effect was terrible The
old gentleman wrenched away his arm
and began to dance q weird pas sea-
around the curbstone. Then he tore of
his wig, and shook it in the air; then hi
stopped and said, "a Green Mayor is no
so good as bay horse"
SProverbial old man." said the reporter
solmenly, "who in the dickens ar
your go. :.
aHo, no, no, hor' ,chuckled the ole
gentleman; "don't you know me? I'm
Martin f. Upper, esquire, and III sts'
you to death with proyerb-1'll knock
Your brains out with an spothegem-Pl
strsngle you with platitude-Pll--.'
What further threats he might hav
made will never b, known, for bullet
headed man who had been gradual.
stealing up, on HIM, seized him by tn
shoulder and in a second clapped pan
OF irons on his wrists. None o this
Mr.. Jones'" said he harshly. ICON,
along. A pretty chase you've given me
You'll get the strait jacket when ge
YOU back to Bloomingiale."
That was all. NOE. .''
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ia the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
Vest Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
ress one year for 500. Valuable premf-
ums to ciuv agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Editors OF The Register:

Editors OF The Register:
Please announce A. A. Fulton as can
didate for the Office OF City Sargent at
the coming municipal election, but sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention If one is held, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
MA X RIED.

SITLER-ISETT.- On Monday evening
at so o'clock, Nov, II. Der 9TH, 1876, at the
residence OF the brides brother, w. A
Isett, by Rev. j. ID. Motfat, Mr.. WILLIAM
J. SITTER and Miss SALLIE A. lsETT, all
Il this city. ''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

THE billiard player who was hit in
the head, some timo ago, with the spot
ball, has had a bailed spot there ever
since.-T0Ledo Blade. f..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
Cine @imtcrtampa9ue.

Sic I'M Ottober semadte Intiis6i-
snns, bic Snoianertampa9ne lei Nun Su
Gnoe uno Die Sploaten tuiiroen lt1 in
lire Minterquartiere 5uriidSieben. bat
li9 als ourdaus unSulallig eruieicn.
Yielmebr lit cine Golonne bon 2200
Mann in @emesans, oos Dellotptone=
lamb na9 alien 8idtunsen Su bur6Sie=
fen. llno auberocm beseben li6 lanse
@asen5iise BON 3eit su 3eit iibcr Die
Gbene I'm bic gciasuns oes neuse-
sriinosten Sort am 5onsae &ipcr nit
Yropiant uno Wtunition su perieben.
@enn bic 8eridte ,uabrbeits9cndB
limb, Die BON bielen Grpeoitionen ein-
laufen, 70 baben unIere glaujadcn bel=
nabe obne 9lufb0ren s(bentcuer aller
Nrt gu beiteben. &dmpfe nit benz nil
ben @intermetter, &fe nit Oen
rperbiinocten" Stcl lerpationsinolanern ~.
bluti9c Geie9te nit ben SabIlcl en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
E Sfr
eMprdsterr
is published every Thursday
BY
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We have received a fine select
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men,.

Sn Minnelota wurben 1875 im
@anScn 1925 &inber sebprcn; oarun=
ter 1914 3pillinse. 1888 Der 3inbcr
maren bon experimentation, 1896
bon beutlden Glternr.
seitoem 81. Nusuf iinb, in
einem 3eitraume pon 9 Mo9cn, 1900
Yerlonen in Sauannab an Dem Selbea
Jiebsr seltorbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07

10 ,siroe ibre 9beiinabme an Der Qom-
bsrns sueiter Nidts 5t;peden, aIs sesen
isoen 5ur @erbanbIxHg sefellten Yuntt
81 proteitiren. grfsdtuns i@Iiebt NIT
ser @erii@eruns, aab 2xbIanb ent.
(Monen il bic einseaommene 6telluns
altn 8roteten obes Mnstl4ten bsr
FFprte seseniiber ,u Ee5auYten.
6ranfr .i'6.
Gin Barrier BIatt brinst folsenbe
M:hbeiIsns iiber bic GipiHihen Der
Obtrbdupter Der iebn' earopaii9en
Or ,bmdAte: Scr beitbsBablte 3errider
1T Der Qaifer BON &iBlamS. ipeI9er
25, ,ooa Dollars taslidf be3iebt: Der
Sultan 9amio II. beSiebt tdeIi4 49,.
600 Douars, Der 2ailer nua Oearcid
1O.o0o, bsr beutl9e 2aiIsr $500 Der
&Oni9 BON Stalien 6,225 Dollars.
Ser 9sdlioent Der fran3SIii4en 3epublit
bingWen perurla9t benta 2asbe cine
Nuslase BON taum 500 NoIlars tasli6.
&eiietunen unb Nebenosssaben inbe.
sriffen.
g pom. [GroipaIte]. Sos 6lubbett
Ses @aroon [tueitIi9er Nsben1ub Der
%bonel mar in Der Nd1r BON Dions
1 NaaiIe norb,peitIi9 pons Rimes] am
|21. Gitober Der Sdauplat eines auber=
orSenai@en Greisniiies. 3pei iunae
Mdbaen iuaren am llfer ass 6liibdens
nit Der @di&e bci@dftist:sIs ii& pIOb-
lid EN- fiir@terIi&es @etSf bOren Iies.
gs NOR Der @arbon, Der Ii@ ents,uei
ipaltete unb einiant. gssbotte ii4 in
bieiem 2msenbIid Elm Mbsruub ee6ifnet,
in bendi4 brauien bic &spdiier itir5.
ten. Mlan bate es cine treisfOrmise,
t5ebn @ster bobe Wtouer nsnnen. sSn.
nen. Ginise 0linuten ipatfr purbe Der
bis on.ben 3aub sefiiIIte absrunb ,uie-
Der rubis, unb ale @eDaiier. tuel&e
3upor einen breiten @aNsrfall ssbilbet,
batten oas am Sage liesenbe, nunmsbr
sdnSli4 aussetrodnete Bettbes Carbon
perlaHsn, ,um bur@ oas neue untsrirbi-
|iae 8ett .abjuIieben.
gnsland.
Wsit. ben ensIii9en Sru$pen, ,uel9e
GbeIat in BeIubidiitan (Aiien) beicst
baben. 1T Die GboIera ansetommer,
,uelde nun bereits in &anSabar, Sara
uno 3ernt aussebroden lit; man fir9.
tet, oab,lie lid bon lebtsrtm Orte nod
Wlerw unb namentli9 nad Meideo.i=
3us, einem fart beiuaten pilserorte
in Gboraiian perbreiten nerbe. bon no
lie our9 bic oablreiden BiIsertarawa=
nen nad ben 9dnbern off, iiio. uno
|,ueltmdrts bonn &aspiiaen Meere, alIo
AUDI nad europa, ,piirbe perl4Ieppt
,perben.
2aut @olos murben % Tcitunesse=
ldube aus Der &rupp'lGen Gabrit nod
sebafopol unb Slitolajem 9eidaitt.
Sebcs &eldib bat Gin @cwidt bon
1860 nYuo" unO bic oasu seborise So
ouns 81 nNuo". Tait tdslid tommer
our9' Gbarto,p Ggtrasiise nit Wfunitiou
unb anberem &riessScoarf. Sielt
3iise seben tbeils na9 9litolajew, tbciIs
nod sebatopol ODER &oitow.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07

e4wdrmen bsss seitsSen @ti.rsr nnp
fees .9oIlen pfsbes"-
7 Mas sund&it7bie sufsr,n anbeIanQt.
\ 10 II cine 9eusaesatur non II @raben
Jabrsnbeit untsr Nua fir Oeute, Die inn,
5reisn ju i3Icfd. sea5ttist finb, ims
u'srbin et,Das emYftnbtid. Rommt
aver nod s&ne.seibep biz,n. bas bic.
sauSbnIi&en Weggeidar id.uer erfenn.s
BAT ma&t 70 taam mar bas ,uobl obne .
lls6ertreibuns cen w;rt1idben Rrieas.,-
itrupa3sn Su3dbIen.
Nie e@tuieristsiten, BE General
= uot-benn Der 1T ttbies,nnl Der oberite 1
Jaser - aus tem Gigen5imn leiner 7
rotbbautisen @esbiinbetsn sntua&len,
linS scppelte. Ginu,aI ndnl;d, tSnncn
lid,saie Saunees ,.Hb bic 1mbdnaer BON
Snnt44pan3 unb 3otbtuulte bur&aus
n'htosrtrasen. BaIo, drsprn bic 9cb.
tersn Die erfteren NIT allenIei @p;sna.
meNp baIo bei&ulhissn uupseicbrt bic
Vanwees ibre gs@tamnTeinbe Der.
ratharii@er @eiinnuussn.. llno tpenn
es grin Sreifen famnt,. 10 pliinoern
unb febIen Die .Yerbanbeinm., itatt au
tdrtpkn.
Das Acknowledgements fab aber bic
beftaabisen lleberfdlk Der .saseiubIi9en.~
Gang beionbers i5siuem bieIelben e
aut be @ropiantsiiss abgdeben su ba<
ben. go beri4tet eim, @sur.jponbent,
Der babel seweien isixlpiIa. bab Die Iebte
lOcs@asen srobe 42rosiaat. goIonne
auf i1rem 3use ben, Nt1ssfrom auf.
martA Sag uno 9la4t non fiinfbunbert
Snoianern ansesr;ftn. Sttasert unb
bslAniien worben fel Nes Musseten-
fener: iei pabrbaftssii4rtdli4 e.,peten :
anh msbr oIs einmsI lei Tin ausemei-
ner assriif Der Simr srfstst, tpdbrenb =
Der @inb ben &aa4, Der snsesanbeten =
prairie Uncle Gam& armen solbaten,
serahVu ins @eii9k txieb.
Had einem beIaabers tiir9terIi&ens
aneriff lei iOnberbarer @eiie elm i&rift-y
li9es Jriebensan.rbieten ieitens eitx
ting 98uas an bem W<se sefunben nor.
ben. Sn oemielaaa babe Der beribmtes
"saIa&tenlenter" Rub. ,u baIten peg.
ipro&en, tuenn man ibm Munition unb
2ebrasmitteI 3utoa,nen laile. Dic Gr-
ltere lei ibm periaat. Die 2esteren baee.,
gen eeseben porotn. morauf Der einR
TO- Selur9tete, obne cine Spur ~,
blnterlallen, perbatet lei.
Nag benz nun lein mie inn wcIk,
bic mebrtd9i9en, fur@tbaren MnsriFe
Sfitsns fiinfbuaSert trieserilder 1a-
totas nit alien suas barum unb boran
bdnst, baIten nx bic auf 9Deitcreg fir,
Elm menis, penasniAt fart. iibertrieaen.
Denn bas glns1nben Der Yrairien, DO
NON in Dem 8eri3te gu ,uieberb olteu
Nsalen Die ReAe 1T, bat im @inter ant
|9tllomitone alss mebreren @ria,ben
|lleine Sdiparisfeit. llnb pcnn., bic
@erluite auI BEN sansen Marid - Der
'9namli9en AMele SufoIse = t,ur .erei
. @erwunoets (5erseant Mnberion, Yri.
\ pate Donstne unb Yripate 99raesle)
: uno gar hine 3oote setpeien Fnb, 10
fam bic mebrtdsise gataile 10 iiberaus
lebensseIsbrliA bod unmosIi6 eeueien
lein.
GrnitiAer mar oasesen ein SreHen
oas General Naden3le am 25. .9lopem=
Der ben Oatotas seIiefcrt but. Srei
unIerer Saloaten muroen oa5si setobtet
unb aeunsebn permunoet.
!, Snoelien piiroen unlent @enerals
bod beiler tbun, bas 9ersmmarldiren
i'm @inter auf oas abiolut notbpenbise
MaaB gu bei1ranfen, hann 0iel taan
babel pobl in teinem Sale beraustsnn-
men.
-Sn Minnelo lota wurben 1875 int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
Ser @prbfern,
4erausseoeben bon
#eyer 4 Yrisk
eaint @lsue, Minmefota,

@aint Gleub, Minmefcta,
srid.int ieben Donnerifas unb toitet iabrlid
. in Dsrausbesabluns: $3.50.
Cir meniser als Nonate tpirb fein Nbou.
Z iement angenommen.
Ycn Mbonnenten, bic bic 3eituna niht
a,sSSridli9 abbcitellem, tuirb ansenommen,
bab iic bas Announcement fort;uietcn wiiniden.
Die 8erabfaumuns, ober @erweiseruns
ber Nbbolung ber 3eitung bon bem Yoftamte,
pobtn 6isklbe bsorbert morocn 1T, foipie bic
1interlaKung Der an3eise an bic 9craus9cber
BON Der ettpa itattfnbenben Srtsberdnberuns
Mnb Der Mn9abc bes ncucn @obnorts entbin-
bet ni&t bon Der 8e3ablun9 bes boacn Ibon'
nssnentsbetrasss.
Mm3et8em
nelde obne 8cmertuns 3ur Mufnabme ein.
-ssbeu, tDerben 10 lanse einseridt nnb bere9<
net, biS fe abbefel(t merben.
Anaeisen merbeu 3u ben seuobnliden
4seiien eiaserIdt, namli& 10 Gents per
Brebier. Belle, fur bic erfte Ginridung, mnb
s geats fir iebe folgenbe. Sir Xnaeisen,
bic laueere Belt feben bleiben, wirb ein be.
benteaber abaus crlaabt.
Die 9erousseber fnb in 8efit elmer boil
fdabisen Xuspabl
Nenw unb eef4maee eSoller Gettern,
sab fiao baber i'm staube,
0rudia6en aller Art
IN beatider, enalii&er, fran;0iiI&tr
nxo aorwegiider eprade
ouf's S9neafe, @donite unb Bi0isite
Sn liefern.
nnb sapfebleu iid III seneisten Naftrassn.
@ebrudt perben:
2etterbeaSS,
8ilbeabS,
@efAdftsfarten,
Gireulare,
8lanfs,
Alafate x.f. ".
anf tIrsefe @otij.
Het.uxxsen nnb @elser aorciiire man:
@tter T. 8ri6,
ct. Glpmb, Wtintt.
Letter Box 407,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

ScRIBNER FOR SEPTEMBER,-The September
number OF Scribner contains three complete
old-fashioned Stories VIZ: The Ghostly Rent
la, by Henry James, Jr. The Voyage Of the
America, dialect story Of q shipwreck with the
doubtful fascination OF being true, by Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps, and Princess Isle a charm
ing fairy story from the German with dainty IL
Illustrations by Fredericks. Other illustrated pa
pers are the third instailment OF Col. Warnings
account OF his picturesque boat ride down the
Mosel, called the Bride of the Rhine. and this
month dealing with the vineyards aud folk life
OF this little visited region, paper on Insanity
by Charles ID, Robinson, with some curious IL
lustrations OF the brain during the progress Of
the malady Prof. William North Rices paper
on Wesleyan University, Something about Birds
by Earnest Ingersoi ard the second INSTALL
ment OF Fanny Hodgson Burnetts promising
serial story OF mining life, That Lass o. Lowries
which succeeds Mr.. Hartes Gabriel Conroy.
Donald e.. Mitchell writes OF the picturesque
aspects OF the Fair, and DR.. B!auvelt has dis
cusslon Of Protestant Naticansm. California
House keepers and Chinese Servants gives the
results OF the experience OF the author, by Mrs
Sarah E. Henshaw and that OF many others ID
the employment OF China logs. This paper
will be followed by one in October from another
hand which will deal with another phase OF
this vexed question.
! In topics Of the Time, DR.. Holland gives in
! formation OF the Harvard Examinations foI
| Woman, and has good word for Village I'm
provement Societies The old Cabinet discuss.
es The Literary Teller and the Politician, and
quotes from the Quarterly's review OF Tenny
sons volume OF 1888; Home aud Society has
i Practical Hints about the Exhibition, Mr.
! Quipn's Rural Topics dealing with September
work on the farm, some more Paris Fashions
and talk about Girls Names. The other de
partments are well kept up Bric-a-Brac beins
especially entertaining this month.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

We take I'D the Detroit Tribune and under
tho editorial head we find long list OF the
names OF candidates for the various State Of
fees and for member OF Congress. Notably
among the latter we find this " Sd district
Jonas II MCGOWAN, OF Branch" We remember,
also, that this same Jonas II. MCGOWAN was
nominated over such competitors as Hon. Geo.
Willard, OF Battle Creek, and James O'Donne,
OF Jackson. and that his nomination was her.
aided abroad as great triumph Of honesty and
decency over unftness. and mrch more OF the
same tenor; that IN Jonas II. McGowan was en-
bodied all the requisites OF honesty, ability and
fitness for the position to which he bad been
nominated, AM particularly that in him the
grangers had fitting exponent and repre-
sentative.
We turn to another page OF the paper, and
there find some OF the details OF the failure of
the banking house OF Bowen d MCGOWAN. It
appears that in 1869 one w. j. Bowen associ-
atet himself with couple Of bankers named
Rose. aud contributed $4,000 capital, and re
ceivng some very bad assets which came to the
Roses from the former owners OF the bank
Lawyer & Youngs. The Roses dropped out,
taking their capital with them, and were sut-
cseded by Jonas II. MCGOWAN, who had no
means OF his own. This was IN 1871 or 1872.
They engaged in outside speculations, among
which was the running OF a SIX column quarto
newspaper on the " all-printed-at-home' plan,
with very large amount Of original and edito-
rial matter. THIS was continued two or three
years.
The firm is now bankrupt (as it has been for
avery long time) with liabilities Of 100000 Or
more, and assets to the amount Of $4,000
regarded as collectsble. This, OF course, in
cIudes the bad debts OF Lawyer & Youngs, and
all the others down to the present time. There
were $4,000 Of deposits, for which there is no
so't OF security, and must OF necessity be lost
60 tho depositors.
This being short statement OF the case, ia
mcoowan at man TO remain on the ticket p
it may be said that il il none Of our business.
We reply that II is the business Of every honest
Republican in the State; for IL Mr.. MCGOWAN
shall stick and should or should not be elected.
nevertheless he brings odium upon the party.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

TIE movement to dsmonstiss silver In Eu-
rope and this country 10 unqusetionably in the
interest Of the creditor class-the bondholderp
Of the world, and sgainst the debtor clsss-the
men who have got thess bonds to Day. Az ths
currency Of the world has for centuries in
creed. ne purchasing power Of tnst currency
to-day 10 not wealthier-cannot purchase more
OF Other kinds OF property-thsn man worth
hall that sum hundred or two years ago.
This steady cheapening OF the currency from
one century TO another has always been In the
interest OF the debtor class and against that OF
the creditor class-As 1t 10 to the interest Of the
world that II should be. In measure il has
served TO prevent the too great accumulation
OF property in the hands Of the money kings.
III now the Rothschilds OF Europe, and other
bondholders can bring about the demonitiza-
ton OF silver all over the world they will have
so reduced the amount Of COIN available as cur
rsncy as to greatly add to the purchasing pow
or OF that which remains. The bond which
now would buy only one thousand bushels of
wheat would then buy saw fifteen hundred
bushels-a clear gain of fifty per cent to the
money lender and clear loss Of that amount
to the debtor. Now it is not to the interest OF
mankind in general that any such result should
be accomplished. II clearly would make the
rich richer, and the poor poorer. The interests
OF the debtor rather than those OF the creditor
class should be protected, when such protection
can DO gwen IN h0nor and good faith. When
our national bonds were issued two kinds Of
legal tender dollars were in existence,-the one
OF gold, the other Of silver. The silver dollar
was at that time, ar for some ten or twelve
years thereafter, worth somewhat more than
the gold dollar. When the bondholder bought
our bonds he knew aud expected that he would
be paid in that coin which. because Of It's great
or cheappess, would be IN use as currency at
the time his bond fell due. II gold declined
he knew be would naturally receive gold in
payment OF his bonds. II silver, then silver.
He has no right to demand payment in the
coin that has advanced. He we'll knew that It
was settled principle that his debtor would
discharge his obligation, and was entitled to
discharge 1t rs cbeaply as he could without any
violation OF the contract made between them
To pay our bonds in greenbacks wonld be W
olAtion OF honor and of the contract the peo-
pie made with the bondholder But to pay
these bonds in silver is certainly keeping both
the letter and the spirit OF the law. Ii without
dishonor, either party can be gwen any advan-
tage In this currency question we certainly be-
lieve that advantage should be given to the
men who have money to pay rather than to
those who have it to lend.-Grand RAPIDS Eve
ming Post.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

ST. NICHOLAS FOR SEPTEMBER has among it's
most interesting articles, a delightfulitte story
by Eliza Wood called The Land OF the Grigs :"
a good commonsense Talk with Girls" by
Olive Thorne on :" a Taste OF Reading :" and
very funny poem by Laura K. Richards, en-
titled John Bottlejohn'
How the Children Cruised in the Water
Witch" by K. W. Olney, 1.-The Races at Shark
Bay" by Rebecca Harding DAVIS, aud Rosy"
by Mary l.. b, Branch, are all admirable
stories. "A Children g Party" contains some
practical hints on very good way to be benev-
olent and the number abounds in poems, OF
which Bessie Hills " Ny Ship on the Ocean
and Carrie w. Thompsons 1.-Two OF Them
are very sweet and dainty bits OF verse. Then.
too, there are several excellent pictures scatter
ed through the pages, such as " A September
Evening"" and by the Brookside," and the
very comical sketches OF Little johnny and
the Mosquito" and withdrawing the Baby. "
The article on Our Colonial Coins, with
its thirty illustrations, and the amusing poem
OF :" The Buckskin Brooches" have . Centen-
NAL interest while Mrs. ELEPHANTS admirable
paper on Windsor Castle, and the sketch Of the
brave Florentlne Ferrucci, convince US that
some interesting events did really happen be-
fore the 4th OF July 1776
The generous installment OF Mr.. Brooks Boy
Emigrants, Is full OF dramatic incident and
frightened by three excellent engravings and
the departments are as lively as ever, the Let
ter-Box being unusually large.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01
Iscoyrscntative Contention.

A convention Of delegates will be held at
Skimiug'e Hall, in Breedsville, on the 18th day
OF September, 1876, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating Candidate for Repre-
sentative 10 the State Legislature, for the End
district OF Van Buren, County. The several
towns composing said district will be entitled
10 delegates az follows Pine Grove. 6; Alme-
ma, BIoomingdale. s.; Waverly, 4; Column
bia, G, Arlington. Geneva, 3 Bangor. 4
Soutb Haven, g Deerfeld, 3,
G.. +. HEATH.
Z. L. STREAToR,
WM. Z. STEWART,
Dist. Committee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

The Rochester Democrat remarks; when
Thomas A Hendricks gives . note for ninety
days he never dates it. He doesn't believe IN
dates. lie thinks 1t better to slide IgraduAlly
along toward payment, raising no false hopes
in the breast Of his creditor. And II is pleas
ant to reflect that the ninety days are always
vet to come"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

A hundred years ago when you called on .
girl shs Kissed you goodbye. Now II you sug-
gest anything Of the sort her father calls you
into the library and asks what you arc worth.
Are We nation ? And 10 this progress5-Nor
wich Bulletin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01
Senatorial Contention.

Tho Republican Senatorial Convention for
the Twelft District. consisting OF the Counties
OF Oass aud Van Buren,, will be held in the vii
lage of Decatur on Tuesday, September 9th, at
eleven O'Clock A. M, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating a candidate for Senator, and transacting
Each Township IN the District will be entitled
two delegates.
T. HAMPTON,
Chairman Cas- County Senatorial Committee
A. B. Copley,
Chairman Van Buren, County Senatorial Com
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

Tho Philosophers Club in the last number OF
Daniel Deronda is transcript from real liie,
being IN IT'S essential details the history OF a
small club Of students who were wont to meet,
thirty years ago. at tavern in Red Lion Square.
HoIboru. George Henry Lewes. the husband OF
George Eliot was a member OF this club, and
from bm was doubtless derived the material
which has been 80 skillfully wrought INFO the
noye.