The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-03-09

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tinue taking it; otherwise the publisher is
authorized TO send 1t on. and the subscribers.
will be responsible until On express notice with
payment OF all arrears, Is semitic the publisher.
II is Marshal Melchor, now.
John W. Free, Esq, is testing the blue glass
remedy.
MIs. S. W. Duncombe has just returned from
pleasant visit with friends in Joliet, I'll.
Mrs. Tan" Harrison, OF Illinois. is favorlng
her many friends in this village with visit.
Mr.. Rowland, printer, is in town enjoying
visit with his cousin, o. w. Rowland, Esq.
The prayer meetings of the young people of
the Presbyterian church are held on Tuesday
evenings.
The ladies' will hold union prayer meeting
at the residence of Mrs. Elvira Hend rick, to-
morrow Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, OF Edwardsburg, Mich,
was married to Mrs. Amelia CarmsD, OF Deca-
tur, February 22d, by Rev. j. NJ. Aiken.
1. b. Conner has gone 10 Buffalo with lot
Of cattle, and Ad. Sill went along just for the
amusement Of the thing and for recreation.
spencer =. Goss and Miss Sarah j Gregory
were married at the residence OF the brides
parents, in the township Of Columbia, Febru-
airy Odd.
Rev. G. p. Linderman intends holding SER
vices in Almena tonight. We are informed
that quite delegation from this place will ac-
company him.
The inauguration ceremonies together with
the addresses OF President Hayes and Vice
President Wheeler, will be found on the inside
OF this journal.
The talk about blue glass has had the effect
of sending tramps about the country peddling
blue glass spectacles. with forged certificates
from distinguished physicians
At the village caucus, held on Saturday last,
Messrs. G. A. Harrison. o. w. Rowland and
w. II. SHRINE were appointed as the Republican
village committee for the ensuing year.
As announced last week, Rev. Mr.. Payne, OF
kalamazoo, preached in st. Marks chapel on
Tuesday evening. Hereafter, he will hold SER
vices at that place on Thursday evenings.
The trends or Rev. i. X. Stark and family
Will give them u reception and benefit at the
VI. e. Church, on Wednesday evening, March
latin. Good music and a pleasant time NAV he
expected.
There Will be meeting at Chadwick Hall,
IN the village OF Lawrence. tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening, for the purpose Of deciding the
question concerning the Narrow Gauge Rail
road. AT least the posters say so.
On Tuesday last some parties from Cincin-
natl appeared on our streets with twelve nico
top bugSies which they offered FOR sale 'dog
cheap" In abou, three hours after their arri-
val three had been sod-nelther bringing one
hundred dollars.
When it was known at Lawrence that Hayes
and Wheeler had been declared elected Presi-
dent and Vice-Presdent j. NJ. Fisk hung out
democratic banner and draped it in mourning
for the one hundred pairs OF boots he sold last
fall 10 be paid for when Tilden was elected.
The revival meetings, which have been held
IN the Christian church for the past three
weeks were closed last Monday evening. Over
forty persoos have been forward, thirty-seven
Of whom have already joined the church, and
we understand that several more will bo bap-
used tomorrow afternoon.
We happened INTO the bakery establishment
OF Geo. w. Gdden ~ Son. the other day, and
found everything IN such perfect order, that
anyone with the most tastidious taste could
not fan to be suited. The showcases present
ed tempting appearance, and we do not
wonder that the firm is so we'll patronlzed by
our citizens.
On Monday last was held tho charter election
for village officers, which resulted in the cleo
ton Of the following named gentlemen to the
offices indicated, by the majori,ies set after
their respective names, Wis
President, Loyal Crane 60; Recorder. Sieg-
fried Shaefer, 81 Treasurer, L. T. Hathaway,
81 Trustees, Joshua Hunt, SO, \. W. Miller,
%, Rolla +. Quick 81 Assessors. Charles j..
Galligan, ~, Alonzo w. Shuts, So Marshal,
LOUIS W. Melchor, 1872; Street Commissioner.
Harmon Ostrander %.
Our village election was held last Monday,
and after the votes were all in and counted it
was found that our fellow-citizen LOYAL Crane
hal received goody majority OF the votes.
and in consequence thereof had beon elected
resident OF the corporation. Now, our worthy
townsman keeps COW, and furnishes Van
tuken with milk for coffee at breakfast. In
the evening all went to church, and when re-
turning home Mrs. Van A. called In at faith
ere" for her share of the milk No milk could
be found in the house. when Mrs. Crane in
formed Mrs. Van A. that in the furry conse.
quent on the announcement OF the result of
the election the President had forgotten to
milk"