The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-03-08

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village on Monday last. the following ticket
Was elected, vizi
Charles 4, Maynard, President.
Edgar NJ. Snow, Recorder.
Z. p. Hathaway, Treasurer.
James Philips, Nelson p. Conger, Charles
Flanders, Trustees.
Charles Sellics, William Dole, Assessors.
Louis W. Melchor, Marshal.
Russell Parker, Street Commissioner.
All good men and will give satisfaction.
Circuit Court:
Arhngton-sherman Duel, Levi DeHaven.
Almena-Hopkins J. Niles.
Antwerp-E. s. Durham.
Bangor-John V. Royce, Daniel Van Auken.
Bloomingdale-C. E. Remington.
Decatur-Henry b. Babcock. Theodore Trow-
bridge.
Hamil ton-wllard T. Harris. Oscar Caldwell
Hartford-Charles Sherburn, Rufus Hyde.
Keeler-Nelson Babcock, LucIus M. Buck.
Paw Paw-Alfred Moore, William NJ. Thayer
Pine Grove-James H. Goble, G.. w. Brown.
Porter-A. II. Hathaway.
South Haven U zziah Conger, G. W. Byers.
Waverly-Jesse A. Olmstead. George Edgel.
The following are the proceedings Of the
Probate Court for the week ending March 7th:
March 1st-Estate OF Sibyl Richmond, minor:
hearing Of annual account OF guardian &C
count allowed.
March 2d-Estate OF Mary Ethel Ryder,
MINOR sale of real estate by guardian; sale
con6r med and deed ordered to be executed to
the purchaser, Harvey Marshall.
March 4th-Estate OF James W., Manley, de-
ceased hearing on petition Of widow, Jane
M anley, for assignment Of dover; commission
ers appointed. Estate Of Robert S. Veeder'
deceased: fling Of the final account Of Andy
b. johnson, admir-; day Of hearing. April 9Th.
Estate OF John Housed, deceased: petition for
the appointment Of admir-; day OF hearing,
April 9Th.
March 5th-Estate.of Joseph Luce, deceased:
petition of David woodman I'd for probate Of
will Of deceased; day Of hearing, April 18th.
st. Marks Church.-Rev. G. P. schesky,
d. d.. Rector.
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vices during Lent: This wsek-Friday, Litsny
Service at IA O'Clock (noon) Evening Prayer
and. lecture, o'clock. Saturday, 3p. m, Bible
Readings and Confirmation instruction at Mrs.
J. X. Bakers. Next week-Monday March ~
1880 p. m. Confirmation instruction. Tuesday
z p. m. Cottage Service and Lecture" At Will
liam Pugsley's. Wednesday, II O'Clock, Litany
Service; Evening Prayer and Lecture. Thurs
day, $3.50 .. m. Morning Prayer. The Rt. Rev.
DR.. Gillespie, Bishop Of Western Michigan, will
visit the Parish on Friday. 18th inst, a. m. and
p. m. The Apostolic Rite Of Confirmation will
be administered at the evening service.
EDITOR TRUn NoRrHnRNlR:
Having heard on the streets many disparag-
ing remarks in reference to the ticket elected
on Monday last, desire to cay that think it
emine ntly fitting that those who pay the taxes
should have control OF the financial interests
Of the town. Besides, the individual success
IN life OF the great majority of the members
OF the Greenback party demonstrate beyond
cavil their financial ability, and their eminent
fitness to discharge the duties OF any public
position. Another thing: 1t seems 10 me
audable and praise-worthy in such times as
these to desire more money, especially when
one hasn't any; and the community ought to
be thankful that this new party, embodyiDg 30
much Fl nancal wisdom, has vouchsafed to it
the the DRY Of making money plenty.
The second annual meeting of the Van Buren,
ounty Teachers Association will be held at
Gobleville on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
April Sd, 4th and 5th. The following subjects
will be taken up and thoroughly discussed:
W Observation-Disclosures Arithmetic by Prof.
Upton of Decatur; Advanced Reading, by
Prof. F. M. Banter OF Lawrence; Hardness
by Miss Emma Failing Of Almena; Reading
Ma tier for Teachers. an essay.
Thursday-Orthograph by Prof. Myers Of
Goblevlle Grammar, by Prof. Lamb of Hart
fore United States History in Primary Schools
by Ed s. Jelley Of Hartford Penmanship, by
Prof. Wakeman Of Bloomingdale; Prizes and
Rewards, Essay by MISS Flora Brock Of Paw
Paw.
Friday-Geography by j, Elliott Sweet OF
Hartford; Elementary Arithmetic, by Prof.
Hinchey; Whispering in School. by o. L. Mo-
sier OF Kendall; Ought the Reason Why to be
taught to pupils on the first presentation OF a
subject Discussion opened by Prof. Brown of
Bloomingdale.
One hour each afternoon will be devoted 20
Primary Reading, conducted by Prof. Hinchy
OF Chicago. The first half hour OF each SEES
SION will be spent in answering questions from
the query box. Lecturesron Wednesday and
Friday evenings and social on Thursday even
ing. Essays on various topics will be read
during the sessions. Board will be furnished
at low rates. The experience OF last spring
proves that we may make these meetings as
valuable to the teachers OF our primary schools
as, any State Institute hitherto held in this
county. BY Order of Executive Com.
One W. J. Leslie told Bangor greenback
club last week how to pay bonds In greenbacks.
Now will said Leslie inform us how we are to
collect that little bill of two dollars and fifty
cents he has been owing this office for tbe mast