The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

by denouncng all other parties and polcies.-
But the old relisble Republican party Is DO;
aud we should judge would remain 80 til pass
ing the election wire it carries off the honors
OF the contest.
Two Of our citizens have lately started across
the Great Water. On the 25th OF April Mr..
James Harley started for England in company
with her son Thomas. On Wednesday NOM
ing OF last week Mr.. Daniel Lyle started for
Paris aud the Exposition. He was 10 sail from
New York last Saturday p. m. in the great
City of Berlin. Ga Tuesday evening them f..
Society gave an Ice cream and strawberry social
at Young Mems Hall, in honor Of Mr. Lyle's
departure. A prominent feature OF the enter
tainment during the latter part OF the evening
was hearty hand shaking with Mr.. L. and ear
nest and sincere expressions of good wishes by
his many friends We sincerely hope that he
may enjoy his trip and return to his home
much improved in his health which at present
is very feeble. Mrs. Lyle has been in very
poor health and has been great sufferer for
some time from very painful swelling in her
head. She is improving at present.
Lewie Dunkle, one of our saloonsts and
quite popular in the police court as quarrel
some, drunk and disorderly," went over the
road to Detroit on the 9th of last month, per
order Of Squire Schemerhorn. The chargee
against him was wife beating" Term Of sen
tence, ninety days. Verdict of the people in
regard to the matter, served HIM right, good =
On the same day Frank Brahancher, who has
been up and paid fines several times for vio-
lation Of the law was arrested on complaint
OF Marshal Parker for keeping open saloon on
Sunday, examined before Esq. Schermerhorn,
found guilty and fined s35 or forty days in Jail.
Went to Jail where he remained two DAYS, ap-
pealed his case, and last week plead guilty be-
fore Judge Coolidge and paid s45 to settle the
business. He must be doing lively bushes
in destroying the bodies and souls Of his fellow
men to be able to survive under all the faes
he has been obliged to pay within year or go.
Last Friday John Purcell, another old Of
fender, although young man, was arrested
for breaking into Rogers cider mill cellar and
stealing cider. Upon sufficient evidence he
was sent over to Cassopols to await the: next
rerm of court.
On Friday and Saturday evenings our dra-
matte troupe presented the play OF the Two
Orphans" with a strong cast OF character.
Since the above was in type we have received
the following:
On Thursday the 18th inst. at the residence
OF j. S. Tuttle, IN Miles, Miss Anna Tuttle was
married to Mr.. Otis Bigelow OF this city. Rev
Mr.. Joy, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church OF that
city, performing the ceremonies. Some fifty
friends and relatives OF the families were pres
ent The couple returned to their future home
in this city, same evening, and begin life at
once in a pleasant little home which Mr.. b.
had fitted up in good shape in expectation of
the event" May success attend them in their
journey through life.
The Rev. Mr. Prouty, of Csssopohs. con-
Quoted the temperance meeting at the club
rooms. Sunday p. M, and gave temperance
lecture at the VI. Z. Church in the eyeuing-we
hear bis efforts spoken Of in high terms
Mr.. Greeneaf OF the Republican, made some
excellent remarks at tire club rooms. Sunday
afternoon. This gentleman, though occupying
a position where he can be reached 10 his
injury by the whskey faction, is never afraid
TO raise bis voice for temperance
Some weeks ago John snyder was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Wilbur on the charge Of
deserving his wife; the case was adjourned till
June 17th-was brought before jury and he
held in bonds to keep the peace, and support
hIs family as far as he is capable.
Owing to some unavoidable circumstances, a
very thin audience greeted Captain l.nscott at
the ball, Tuesday evening the 18th, with his
lecture, " Four years on a Whaling Voyage"
Receipts only $500. The lecture was very in
teresting and worthy OF better patronage.
"Auutie Scoheld, an old lady 75 years. OF
age, pieced star" bedquilt, quilted and fin
ished it ready for the bed in two weeks: all
the assistance she had was that Of two ladies,
one half day. What young lady can make a
better report?
Mr.. Charles Larzelere OF this city, hands us
the following report OF the wool purchased TO
date or June 18th. Wares 10000 lbs., Larzelere
1000 lbs, Jones 1000 lbs Choat 1000 lbs.
Average price paid, 80 cents. We think tins a
pretty good showing. If any of our neighbor-
ing markets can make better report we would
be glad to hear from them. Wheat is worth
s10O.
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