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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The Danville, N. Y, girls are said to
play football furtiyely.
Put two slices o~icucumber into a pho.
nograph and hear whether or not it yells
for a doctor.
An exchange speaks Of a man who was
drowned while attemptipgto cross a creek
In a state Of intoTieation. II is supposed
the river got too high. .,
An Indiana girl made 5000 raising
broom-corn last year. The amount Of
misery raised cannot be expressed by
dollars after the same corn gets q handle
to 1t.
A belle Of Gold Hill, Nevada, plays
the piano with her toe and fingers
simultaneously. A witness Of her per-
formance describes the music produced as
excellent, but says nothing about the
queer contortions that the player neces-
sarily puts herself through.
7. C. MendenhalI, Professor Of Physics
10 the Ohio University, has accepted a
similar position IN the Royal University
10 Japan, at salary Of 5000 in gold and
expenses to and from Toxic. he will
sail for Japan about the first Of septem.
Der.
l. turns out that Mr.. Hayes has par
doued only about the usual number Of
criminals, after all. For soue years the
average has been about 225 annually,
aud a list prepared in response to a reso.
luton OF inquiry from the House shows
that in the frat fourteen months Of his
administration Mr. Hayes pardoned 2SS
persons.
The difficulty between Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller, in Burkeyille, Va, began with his
remark at breakfast, "Wife, here's a Ay
in the gravy" She retorted, "You're all
the while finding fault" A furious quar-.
rel ensued. Mrs. Miller seized at axe
and killed her husband where he sat, in
her rage cutting bis head completely from
his body.
The estate Of Mark Hopkins, Of San
Francisco, Is worth $40, 200, OOO, aud men
able to qualify as bOndsmen 10 twice that
amount could not be found 10 the county.
To get around the difficulty about So.
100000 in railroad bonds we're Withdrawn
from the property aud deposited in a
bank. Then Charles Croker and Leland
Stanford qualified in 100000 each.
The London School Board has taken a
long step in the direction Of practical ed.
uca,ion by establishing kitchens in con.
nec,iou with quite a number Of the female
schools Of that city. II there is one sub
jsct more than any other which girls
ought to be taught, as q e Of making
them u use not only to themselves but
to others, Il is cooking. As a rule, the
English and American women Of the.
present generation are execrable cooks,
aud have no means, without they go TO
great expense, Of improving their condi.
tiOn, The art OF preparing food is the
one work Of life that IN popular estima-
ton does not require any previous train
Ing or apprenticeship, and the result Of
this opinion ia found in a terrible waste
OF good material.
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100000 a YEAR.
The Bell Punch 10 Reduce Intern.
perance and Taxation simulta.
naonaIy

hGVaAAIs
Aspecial committee Of the City coun-
Gil 0 fist. Louis hss made = report strong.
ly In favor Of the adoption Of the bell.
punch system Of taxing malt and alcohol.
ic liquors. They say that upon informa.
ton iurnished by 4 distinguished Virgin.
ian, they are satisfied that the revenue in
Virginia this year will be nearly double
what 1t was last year, and the Auditor Of
the State asserts that It's working Is salts.
factory to saloon proprietors and to the
people to such an extent that II It we're
put to a vote in Virginia now II would
pass by more than nine to one" The
committee claims that the tax IL not an
involuntary one, bot q voluntary tribYe
by the consumer. He is not compelled
TO take the drink, and the saloon keeper
Is not charged with the tax until be has
collected Il from the consumer.
The tfset d the Law would be neA,uabiy 70
dienass the plumber Of cheap Uhlify shopI md 70
increase the consumption Of bier. Tit statistics
IN Richmond, Va for two months shoE that IN
that city 10 September, isf6, the Leoholie resIE-
trAtlont were t26, $50, and toe malt registrations
iSS,6S6. IN the month Of April, 1873, after The
law bad been some time 10 full operation, the
number Of 1loohalie reSIItnionS vas 1855. and
Of malt *. So.
The committee are Of opinion tina.
upon the diminution Of alcoholic con-
sumption, may be safely predicted an
increase Of sobriety aud a diminution Of
crime, thus decreasing the necessary ex.
penditures for police and criminal courts
and iails.
Coming to the important question Of
revenue, the committee estimates that
100000 would be realized in sL-Louis
from beer alone, and that the sale Of
whisky, and other alcoholic drinks,
wonld certainly double this SUM, thus
showing a evenue from this mode Of
taxation OF near 100000 4 year. Be.
sides, the floating population, strangers
as well as residents, would thus help 10
bear the burden Of taxation,
The committee paint a glowing picture
Of the practical benefits likely 10 result
from the bell. punch. The now filthy
streets would be we'll paved, the bonded
debt Of the city would Be rapidly retired,
and St. Louis, independent Of creditors,
would be one OF the hsppies., IS il Is one
OF the most energetic and prosperous,
| cities OF the Union.
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s STEPHEN RrpfN =.
TRUsrEE's SALE

By DEED dated II. tk A,,.
: sL Loali French Kiade. essa3ARh
,stSj ~ " We CITY q Ct LagL NShaiI
sysn Ip1enlnd IaH5S-J&
Ven huhdred and niJ-dtkt p~aAka
tnS, Swimming At The 'ouisSS,HSuItR
1nn Anna streets Ia nd m. 1910
sout1Slfu Slth the eat Hns 49, h1ssI
nun1I . tEeniy-sTtbLtff,HLsEa =
Iulne OF a. alley l~sTertssn H.. SSlahhE4
uens eAstEAfd With aid LIbT -1adHs
y Anotott twenty let s4e i,.slSSdE
ntne1 Hley ~northEIfd onS &E
I've iet' III tneha 70 ~ ,ostS = tNsQ.
luest theno With aid so1iS N. Z La
ne ~ . the beginning bI1nIJ .sitUlS,
,tSet uat and scuth By a. m, In
hAlo siIetI Also The iolJoSIncISsHHk
properly, goods AID ehIttsls fla
bss inSi,. ~ snd lboui thtItSW 1922
IN ~ ilieAoa nd a. ~
NJ. ~ PIsIne Above described. EgA
~. uuiI 70 heEIs he utn-iJSnH'
:, mi SO. piaeulLlly HtaHSIEiS
All aS.s iIIy aPpeE @ ftstotf 3 ~
~ issSt1ed ! ths diy q 81 Loas,
~ and tnlsu6eh n D.
sid Died described has hlSn a.
@SnIInIut ,he 9nderI gnet vii n ~ ,.e.stjia
noIaeI Of AID nole and 10 Lura,sS .,
S'itneo 10 AID deed Hlf tht pfOsst,
!otS aeIloed - - 6nVtytd "a n ss5k
Euole Itndne d the uit mai A. ! 1HE
houS - NE aid tly aSI -, 1910
o. ~ A. 1: ard ~ Il, d H
THURSDAY, ID, nh aiy sJ,,, n
70 sauty COT, and sIpsaa d III N. ~.
sssS \ ,,rssStl and iaIsrs; y seSred =
WILLIE J. lowell T-,r,.
e.. LOUIS. Juns I, A. D. iIn, -
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Nv virtue Of . DEED o. truit TIa: 40
Wssner and Christina wIgpG D fIJH1
derigned trurtte, dIted ne nv !sAE
~ IssT iyTI, and REGARDED lnoa ~
,Sc,1is 81 OhIo county, w"i
TTust Book pumtsred H. psSs
SATURDAY, til. III day d J;'sn
D..s.a1,s =, 10 o'clock 4. y. d ~
Beeinn, ~, !, iSs Court Hoes "a
ifont IT, T. IN The dry Of WsSsITG
wei 'nls,Irn the iolloTiDs defrieI %
. much thereof y may sag,4tAdS
am securtd BY aid deci q s.,G srIrES
SttspdInE ihe execution o. " 'Igb'rSS
dssd. that Il 70 ~, TIE ooilh q So
Az md the whole Of lot ~, sIat
arnhSrsd N, 10 the 1ddih9G I,iIlte -
WsssIIbs ipoEu ~ ChgFeh!k' ssgTsgl
,..sSTtns, hovsTsr, al D SsSrlS
~, pHns IN ~ deed TO TIE ~
you1 ~ sOib dIy Of Dosnp JElse
beI s..ons INC tu6lIe ilnt r1l
coTaeI II w NUMBERED ", 10Y rsaS
~ 10 ~, TEOtEihir, Lsd ISIhb,
Jksss uSy elect % ILsnbp
The bIlance 10 tEo tllti IN lttEuESS
Twelve moaths rel ecii'sy JW hsPS
d,S oi uIs, The yufthiri ssst DiSTT
n,smI.5TJ note iaf oth Ee@'
~ ~ nn5terty sold 70 b. 4 M -,
,Ss ~ msut her u, unuI "A tsHL
hi. d bcltNrd TO q ttsHB"
I ,hIIl only convey ~
n ny bi The tnst dotd li9,IbSELL IrSIs
- uvpvFY A~uttiOhetT |
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FOR SALE,
SERGEANT's SALE

n SA4AGs
o4..sp4:@i Ap4.psa hsl P.au4Aa
II ne Naniep.l Car Il WAss.,
a sra n cAniopSSI ISGAsaa
y u CriiVrk- Isia
ar "; ~ hsdEu, Eaf d G. n Sssea4
Before ". PAllipt Ja,t., .,A
Olpu'stI ~ Ohio oOOhiy, We. - FRah,
Litoe o. E~ItegteeS ,peA
,nIuSa onbo4, and "a ~ HsiA
~ ePon and viii ell Al Pm ,1 IL
yir.iais. t : nfsL Ia The CITY
MONDAY, the 9I,s
oonmsndnE At 10 o'sloek Ia
1Usa property, tosir Asrak
y cSnisnr, iour sealeL os.Geet fa&
~ OoneS MIL onS ca, RS.Sst CaRS
klhs, v shov Cases and oos,ss.I y Gfl6
SSae., 2 ~ goodI 10 store b. g nd6S.
~ suSei, they bSihg Tuth 49,. "a LIE
II HtSoefy, and Ieas a ~ ta8NE,
VII 1l1o ell On HEDSnD,v
commencing At 10 o'elScf Jutksp
@ Shiistopher Ards1on bt1,HHtahEs
2 AlAfket tutttl, III -, as1st
p oenS such goods u n, 49, AZ ~
~ Sfoeery store. add QutCSAL kGa4hIS
eIest 10 Frame HouR !ostsl AottEaIs
SSrneI o. 81 and NIrkti ~. e y kSaSt
leit
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DIED,

6osLING.-Ou Tue.dly, June IS, 1878. at 10
O'Clock P. ~, BETA GoalISo, 10 The I'D year Of
her age.
Funeral will take plsee this Afternoon at2 O'Clock
from tho residence Of Mr.. Ell Michael, In Fulton.
Intermsn. at Mt Wood Cemetery. Friends are
invited 10 attend,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Desirable ChapIins 81. Residences.

By virtue Of a deed d tn "a, os,st
Moore, ?. II. Moore Ibd EEzJ Naqt t5TsS
the undGrdgntd, dIte IL & GJ q M NJ
and recorded In The QaEIgsS 4 tAIIEs1
Court Of Ohio county, Wet YRrsa IA fsId
Irust and AGrtgIst lot Ne LHGIAE Nm
SIS, ! will On
SATURDAY. the .s;A Day 4 JEs4 Ia
Beginning At 10 o'elOti an q MI Grra
'front.' door Of the Court HSsH d Ill Oss ~,
sell a. public ale to he k9Asi al ~ ~
the following described ra eaA Ia 4
The southern halt d Lt sszbEIl kEr-Il,
squAre numbtTed Ten e kiH 1LE y NJ
square Nc. l0), on The vet nd d QtBLsnx
(Uld Fourth bttEuen EtFsatA I1nttsA tn
and TSelifh street tod Nsnnsl, u u an
Wheeling, together With III I'D EAouSs.
provtmenf, thereon and The hGttiasesnR
pprtenAnoes belonging thtItA
TRRss or 6ALE- OnNthlid, q HutAnn
the purchaser may elect 70 JsJ, d cd, ~ y
residue Of sid puiehLSS noety Il tv ga
nuAl iuitAllmsnp a ooS ydT IHl TT THl -
the day Of sale, The pufehlsR y tn u -
with approved keuriiy iR ~ HJIHft al
deferred inItEllmsnu Lad iAiEEut ND ~
accrue upon The amE
JAMES ?. R0dnS, Ir5A
r HRNVEY A~urfinnaaF atI
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SHN~ =
]. c. HEHyET. Apetiene!
URUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of tEo deeds d tut a ahg
Christian Wagner and ChSun KIpE, hIA
70 the u~nderIlEned truItes, aItSliht snssaT
Of December, 10 The yHf 1874, L.drEHEeA
the public land recnrisoi Uhn mz:tI. NEIf
gnIa, 10 Dee1 Of Trah Book Aa ilHaGa
other deed Of truit mI1s By Clrsdi sFS1
the undersigned trustee, dIiH u traWa
May, In The year 1874, and rro5a tDJa
public land regards d uid county Ia ptst tli1
BOOK Numbered seven. iOlln S and 4 lVla
FRIDAY, the ?lh dIy .! JanL, Hd
BeEiunlng .. 10 o'eISk a. Y. o. H4inI. III
frunt door Of the Co1Tt HoGH d 0ahuGaI'aa
yIVInls, In the ety Of WheeItE ~ EPaa
auction The following described PrPST, Q.
DIV, or % much thefeoi a nay b poasaTap
~ debt secured By uId dedi q uHHH
tIpenSes attending The usuiioa q hraoSs
stsd BY MD deeds, bat Iubtet nihGeTsh
mentioned below Of The boTth hud ASSA
Of two thousand dollar 9Th inIGuilhf8IJ
March Isl, 1871, I'LL paid, By 'tftasG leNG
trust from Christian Wager nd VIZ nVNg
puseh. trustee, dated March ~, lsA ndfrss
ed among the public had feootId ~,
IN Deed Book Numbered s., isr w
Will MI a Aforesaid The Iaor
psriy, or 10 much thereof u nay y eSSnJ
SIoresl!d: The eaIteTn part o. p. -
lot NUMBERED p~ytnty'nine, ntuha
Tde Of Main street, "Ctntrt wheeling
fnnnting ihiIty .thfee let 90 the Eda n3sG
HFfi Gni uunIaE HulSifdly o. Ttn slln
four lei liz IRehts, or 70 . pqtst htt!s
.ir ineheS from Main stttt, lpd sh!ea 49,
srn line Of that part Of The Dorth bail o. ~
hered seytnty.uine, hednailef ntnnoeta
al III b.ius he Hns piNsGi q9and gflsN
lon,sTs5 10 ib1 aid CHRISTIAN NAgpd We
a RsyrT md TiIe ard NIildI Itd1J 49,
S.,sJ fsbFuGrT lgh, lEi, ard noseSu
4 nublle lad records d Uho eoasiI, We
Sinia, 10 Died BooE No y lo5iG
Ais 20 much Of The pOrh h1i dMEJS
..xsnt1.nIbs n, lie bEiEte1 ALh tIvtM
49, =, Sroupd Above dseio+d, ind y
aTs nrsns'ty nuIeA and eenNtIed pps
csIts.itsn HIvrsT b. Jtha Upa11.l ,n3,1sg
deed dated March "a, lAa, ~ S~fr.
Md land roOrdI Ia Ded bo9l se sSgTh
The Ont mentioned pm 2 -
No. 3 viii b srIi sold il nii uns
The tile 10 the PoPsry hdsel W sGa
aid & believed 10 Be gooii ,ae!aI Ssftd
mi ihertol a ADORE, Bat sllinE -'ga
p1ly conyry such tte n - NapN
tWo deeds Of uuit Aforesaid; .,,Arl
TxprS oY sALE-One.ihlfu' ny n /, ri
.,,hs purrhSser may elect % ~,
~ 4, isnne In tEo equal lnIthl1tau "G-n
,Is,S. nontb, respectively, VIII isTaS-,I
80 ~ ~, ~ purrhuer 70 give hs1,3
e : notS Iof sIeh lnstllnssL L-,L
,ra nyoo.rty ,old 70 tS.rrulsrd
% tne PtOPS,, srroi uuul pAId 10 fall
the payment Ne'e'' sIlOS BLER IfSs
CILpWELLt CALDWELL. A'"'' nj
no HERyKY, Auciooeef. ~
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DOR SALE
OLD UNION STREET sycHlsrs

One tAFee';ory Rrtt suI4lss rts,,uNs
North aide Of old uaiar, ~ 60,
known IL the OLD EXCHANGE -,
saloon and Restaurant h amy nm -,
Me- large rooms and good alr' N ~ M
modem Improvements. Tsh b 1 nod ~.
pi,eo, ssll located, and ulalA Epsfy,
Tor tsrni and pIaesha ~ pc,a.
dIsiI, at RtynAun'i RayuL,g
C~AscHLuRAm,
Raj huis Agsau, opsn ESss a.=,Xtr
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WALTON Cas- Co, Ind,

3. V. PIERCE, N. D.:
Dear Sir-Your Pleasant Purgstive Pei.
let's are the most efficient, yet mild, cathar.
tic / .ver used. They have cured me Of
indigestion, liver complaint and constipa.
FRANK WILLARD.
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MARRIED.

cARpEsrER-MooRE.-on Wednesday EVEN
Ina, Jul . 10, 1873, at the rIilderce Of the BRIDES
mother, by Rev. I. B. Bsrnii,, RoBERr CARPRsTER
and HIIiIR MooRE, all Of Hbeslipg. .
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAiss.

sTrIadeIphIa Accommodation This tnin only
runs between Wheeling and TriadIlphia.
tDAiIy northumberland Accommodation.
fStsnbenVille Acc0mmoiation.-This trAin dur
Inc the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Perry and Bellaire, Stopping when requi.
red ut sherman House, RtnaVIlle, West Wheeling
md GrlIel uNl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all Who ar suffering from the error and in.
dIscretiOns Of youth, pervou, weakness, early de-
cay, lOaof manhood, &c I will send you arecept
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy "a discovered By a missionary in
South America. Send . &li-sddresed envelope TO
the Rev. JosxPH T. ISxAN Station D, Boz HoIs,
Nee Yotk Guy. spis-eod4E
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GUNNER RESORT.
e,
AURORA, PRIsTON 90, v. Va.

This Ho'el Il open for the reception o. Summer
gusts. Aurora Il del, htfully IituAted, 2,soo feet
aboye Tide Wlteri good roads and beautiful drives:
II Is easy Of aecess, ten miles from Portland and
twelve miles tom OaklInd, we'll known Summer
Resorts on the 3, 4 U. z 4. For mountain scene
" and healthy bfadng atmosphere, Il l, unAuf.
passed. Accommodations good. Ny table supplied
With the best the county atords. A comfortable
cArTiHge will convey guests from and TO the railtoad.
food references given.
Terms, 81 per week: SIS per month Of four veeti;
children and servants hall pliee
J. Il. shAFFER, Proprietor.
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]. e HNVIL'
EoR SALE

FOE SALE ,.,yMsI
Three dsInble FeiidsI iPM
rs lei dep and 0? By ~ h Il Il ~
.oS Pa T. Irwin, &C sab t'Os'
IilLbd. Apply 10 urRyEY iiA"
wWv, II Fall. -
W. 30 VILE
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rrgUsTEE'S SALE

CALpwELLt CALDNH
JIG HKRvET, Auelooet
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-12-13

NEW YoRK's FASHIONABLE WoMEN.-TheN new
York Times takes up the defense OF the fash
ionable women of New York against the fire.
quent criticism that they devote all their thought
to dress, and time to society, and it says: Men
know far less OF women than they commonly
imagine. What they observe they think to be
her all. They see her elegantly dressed, talk
ing common places, absorbed apparently IN
trifles they encounter her at the theater or
opera, in the drawing room or on the prone
made. She Is 80 we'll fitted to her surroundings
and 30 delicate and dainty, also, that they fancy
there is no background to the picture. The
fashionable woman OF New York is no ascetiC
or parader. When she quits the slums, oil
energies from the squslid and dreary tenement
house to which her generous heart has impell-
ed her, she is not eloquent OF the woes she has
witnessed or OF the antipathy she has repress-
ed. She regains herself in her proper atmos-
phere; she represents society once more. To-
morrow she returns to her poor and suffering,
and the CONSCIOUSNESS that she can and does
aid them re nders her service gracious ant
grateful. 1t is the fashion of fashionable wo-
men to practice charity her Q, to assist by wore
and deed whomsoever they can. II they were
absolutely selfish, they would be driven to dc
good by the opinion and example OF then
associates.
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E. G. Butler.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
certain indenture OF mortgage. bearing date
the nineteenth day Of August A. D. 1865.
executed by Harrison Post and bis wife Helen
q. Post, of Van Buren, County, State of Michi-
gan, to W. II. Hawkins OF the same place. and
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
of Van Buren County, state OF Michigan. in
Liber l, on page All. on the second day OF Nav
a. ID. 1871, and the amount claimed to be due at
the date OF this notice being one hundred and
twenty-three dollars and seventeen cents
(cl231D and no suit or proceedings at law or
IN equity having been instituted to recover the
amount now due and unpaid on said mortgage
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen. that by
virtue OF power Of sale contained in said
mortg age, there will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder on Saturday the eighth
day OF March A. ID. 1879, at the front door OF
the Court House in the village OF Paw Paw,
Van Buren, County, State of Michigan, at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, the
premises described in said mortgage or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage, with the
interest and cost, the premises described lin
said mortgage being the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter OF section twenty-four
in township one, sonth Of range fourteen west,
In Van Buren, County, State OF Michigan.
Dated, December 18th, 1878. 123st13f61
W. r. HAWKINS, Mortgage.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. ]
C0TNTY OF VAN RIrREN.


At a session OF the Probate Court. for the
County OF Van BureD, holden at the Probate
office. in the village Of Paw Paw, on Friday.
the 18th day OF November, IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight
Present. Hon. Alfred j. Mills, Judge of Pro-
bate. In the matter OF the estate OF John
Beddo, deceased. On reading and fling the
representation Of Elizabeth s. Beddo executrix
OF said estate that she is now prepared to
render final account OF all the moneys. goods.
chattels and other property that has come into
her hands as such executrix belonging to said
estate with the receipts and expenditures
thereof. Thereupon it is ordered. that Mon
day. the Both day of Decembet. 1873 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing of SAID account and all persons inter
esed IN SAID estate, are required to appear at
session OF said court. then to be holden at the
Probate Office. in the village of Paw Paw. and
show cause, II any there be. why the SAID ac-
count should not be allo we'd And 1t IL fur
tper ordered. that said petitioner give notice to
the persons interested in said estate. OF the
tendency OF said account. and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy OF this order to be
published in the True Noitherner newspaper
printed aud circulating in said County of Van
Buren, for three successive weeks. at least
previous to said day of hearing. F.47
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy 1237t4
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every day. The Prices, the STYLES,
the BIG ASSORTMENT, the fair and
straight forward dealing, explains why
Our Store is full of Customers till s
o'clock, every night
BLACK CASHMERES,
Simply Elegant, by the Cord soc, up.
The very best
BLACK ALPACAS,
Ever offered for the money.
Sole Agents for the JAMESTOWN
ALPACAS.
No better DRESS GOODS in the
Market.
LADIES UNDERWEAR by the
Cart Load.
GERMANTOWN YARNS, every shade.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
In never ending quantities
Gents ard Boys UNDERWEAR,
prices very low.
Immense Stock of OVER
COATS, can hardly find Coun-
ter Room for them.
In Suits, Our Stock is larger and
Prices lower than ever before.
Buyers that are deemed sharp" in
purchases, lose money if they buy be-
fore looking over our elegant assort.
ment.
Buying our Buffalo Robes of the
Indian Traders, saves a jobbers profit,
hence the reason we sell Robes far be-
low all other dealers.
Very choice whole Robes at $3.50
aud $500.
Our line of Carpets, from 25c yard
up, and stock of Oil Cloths that are
superb.
No wonder our Customers buy so
freely.
Our assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
Is so far superior to all purchases, that
Cash Buyers will do we'll to make a
note of it.
Cod Boots at 81 so pair.
60 and see the elegant assortment of
Ladies Beaver and Matelasse Cloaks
now on sale.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HORSE
BLANKETS, BATS,
And the choicest assortment of Prints
ever shown here.
a beautiful line of
LADIES FELT SKIRTS,
Very cheap
Our Millinery Rooms now in mag.
nificent running order-all the rare
novelties now on sale.
Truly Yours,
w. j. SELL!CK.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-12-13

Almost everybody thinks he would make a
good reporter, still, almost everybody wouldn't.
A few months ago the leading Sheffield manu-
facturers sent committee OF artlZans to the
Paris Exhibition, paving their expenses, on
condition that they would report on the par
ticular branches OF machines with which they
we're connected. A committee was appoln ted
by the manufacturers to wade through the re
ports, and see what improvements they sug-
gested. Committee No. 2 has just reported on
the reports OF Committee Nc. 1, and out OF the
nineteen reports submitted by the artizans,
there n hardly anything of practical value, and
much that cannot be understood at all. Ii the
Sheffield manufacturers had sent over few
newspaper reporters they would have had
valuable and exhaustive report, with details
and suggestions IN whatever branches they set
the bows at work
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-12-13
Administrators Sale.

In the matter OF the estate OF Armyntus
Earl, deceased. Notice is hereby given. that
by virtue and authority OF license, granted to
me by the Probate Court for the County OF
Van Buren,, State OF Michigan, / will sell. Al
public vendue, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House, Paw Paw, on the fifteenth day
OF January, eighteen hundred and seventy
title and interest OF said Armyntus Earl de
ceased, in and to the following described real
estate, to-wlt: The following described parcel
OF land situated in the County OF Van Buren,.
State OF Michigan, viz: Commencing at the
northwest corner OF the south east quarter OF
section twenty-four CAY in township two
south OF range fifteen west, running east one
hundred rods, thence south slxty-three rods
thence west one hundred rods, thence north
sixty three rods to the place OF beginning. con-
tainin thirty-nine and sixty one -hundredths
acres II land.
Dat d, Dsc. 4tb, 1873.
12377 GEORGE wORrHEY,
Administrator OF said Estate.