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New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
MEETING OF THE CONGREGATION
mAKING THE CALL UNASIMoUs-ARRANGEMEN
ABOUT HIS SALARY.

mARING THE CALL UNANIMoUs-ARRANGEMEN
ABOUT HIS SALARY.
The congregation of the Church or the
Messiah met last evening 10 select pastor TO
an the pulpit OF that church, vacated in Octo-
Der last by the Rev. W. r. Alger About fifty ladies
and gentlemen were present John BabcocE presided.
motion was made that the consideration OF the SUD
feet be postponed until Fall which lost Dex-
ter A. Hawkins then proposed the name OF Robert
Collycr. He said that in conversation with the Rev
o. b. just before latter left for Europe
ne bad asked that gentleman to suggest the name oi some
one WHO possessed the ability to take the church aud
build 1t up once more. Mr. rockingham told him that
he knew of no one who would bo acceptable as Mr
Collyer; that many Of his congregation would IN
his absence seek places Of worship and he believed
that at least thty families would be attracted 10 lhe
church il Mr. COyer should take charge OF IT, Mr.
Hawkins said that ne knew Of many others who would
buy or rent pews IN tie church if Nh Coyer was Sc
lected.
l. r. Wyeth nominated Mr.. Ager. the late pastor OF
the church. and there being other Eames offered the
vote was taken Only those who own pews and have
paid their dues aud those who pews and have oc-
Cuped them for year. entitled TO vote. IDe!e
nineteen ballots cast sixteen Dclng IOr MI Cel
lyer and three for Mr. Ager. On the announcement OF
the Mr Wyeh moved that the call be made unal-
nous, which was agreed TO- ,, . o
The subject of salary was then discussed at sou'c
length ana II finally determined 10 pay Mr.. COlytr
the rate OF $1,000 per annum Tor the hTS SIX nuhs
beginning September l. and TO appropriate an adiOnaI
$1,000 10 paw his expenses IN removing rom Chcago 70
Eew-YOrE He receives IN Chicago SoOOO ana rent ol
parsonage. Il is proposed 10 take mp be suect OF per
manent salary at the beginning OI the hseal year
OF the society in March DcNt, when II Is
believed that an increase viii be voted II the soccY
succeeds IN selling or renting al ITS peWS' Wmch Iie
trustees believe be possible the income from TINS
source viii be about $4,000 One Of the trustees Will
leave here Wednesday with the formal call 10 when
n prompt repy expected, although the pulpit will re-
m al n 81 i IA
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, U. $ LIgrsAg5So srRucEl

OFFICE or GENERAL SIFERlNlfNuEAL z
WAsHNGrOs. 70. G., May % 1873 !,
PROPOSALS Tor the CONSTRUCTION OF
LIFE-SAVING STATION.-SEALED PkOPOSALi
will be received this office until saturday the lih oa "
June 1879 for the construction % hiesl'ng saoh .,
watch nil, x. ]. The building must De bui-lel t'y 0'
occupancy before August - 1873. ,..oo
Each bid must De accompanied by bond IN te suh Vl s'
good and sufficient snretes, COEdloIed that us
bidder into contract without delay ana give o
bonds security the faithful performance et A. ~
lie re1ulred n lis hid bo accepted deposit OF $500 y
currency be returned 10 the unsg reessu 0
der after the award contract and 20 The succe-u
bidder after his cOntr ct ana nj for lhe slti
Of the thereof snail be approved Dy me secretary VI ~
Treasury - . -, c,,
SPECIFICATIONS plans and forms OF proposal and bond ean
he Offices OF the Collector Of Customs AZ ftOb
deuce and stonngton and New:London CONF OF se
lain j. H. Merryman. o. 5. r. NJ No. 10 Bfoadwal, New
York Hunting superintendent of lhe.SaVing S+
ton- Bldgohanpt0n n. Y, also Upon Application 70 LIS
Office.
Ali proposals be indoscd Proposals for The consrae
ton of Life saving station at Watcn H r. l." aud adj
dressed the General superintendent United states Lie
saving Service Washington, u. G. .-. .,,.
ressryad =. 1. KIMBALL,
General Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

Afn,YY June 9-In the Court of Appeals to-day
tbe Hon sanford Church G. j. and assOcia tes
the 10 business was transacted
No 4lJ-Iho People rel. william H. Steiner, appehant
AIT Richard J. Morrison. respondent Argued Dy george
Tl.s for apprAut y. Harrison for res ondeDL
No 438Grhe Farmers ANA Mechanics NatOnal BANK OF
rsspOuden NJ HaZeilne ana Others appel
by {. Van Santyo0rd for appellants freeman
/ u. thiau Tor respondent Case stlll on.
Glowing are the Court Appeals calendars for Tues
day Juue Ia, 1879: 40. m 49,, 20, 400 40, ,qn
al So, o,, ,,o ooo no, o,s
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
Nm the hnlf.narish of Brlintogether. TN Ire-

In the hnlf-parish Of BIlintogether, in Ire
land "A Catholic BISHOP, who holding confirmation
service. observed an awkward-oOkug lump of boy on
his knees In the ranks 20 be confirmed. Wishing to
know il he had his catechsm the bishop asked: VINO
created and placed you the world, my boy o. Big
Paddy Null oony, your honor Tue bishop being "a
little deaf and thinking the boy answered correctly.
asked further: what did he create yOu for I" An
troth, sir niyer axd him but think It was to mind
the cows"
"Yes, Agnes, ] am going to have cream
colored sumner silk provided pa doesn't veto the
appropriation bill ma has passed."-lWnterloO OBJ
server.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
Edward NJ Tcknor of Massachusetts, TO be United states
= naniel N HiIl 70 be Postmaster At Urblna, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
A SUIT BETWEEN WALL STREET BROKERS.


RICHARD SCHELL TO TESTIFY IN SUIT BY LAW
RENEE r. JEROME AND OTHERS.
Lawrence r. Jerome, John Tobn and Henry
Ayres have begun against Frank Work. the banker, a
suit to recover $1,000 alleged have been paid the
defendant ia compromise of suit against the New-Hork
Lake Erie and Western Railway Company. Nr. Jerome
obtained Yesterday from judge Lawrence in Supreme
Court Chambers an order directing Richard schell to
appear before the Court June l6 for examination az
20 the facts within his knowledge, in order that the
plaintiffs may obtain order Of arrest against Mr..
Work Mr. Jeromes affidavit alleged that the defendant,
acting as agent the plaintiffs brought sult against
tine railway company and recovered 100000 claimed to
be due the plaintiffs because OF certain alleged lcsa
acts OF tie officers the company The money, IL was
claimed was paid to r. Work. but, the afdaVt stated
he refused pay 1t over and bad converted y 10
Ms own use The petition made becaIse Mr Scnell
had refused to make deposition 20 facts within his
knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
ACCUSED OF MURDER IN SWEDEN.

Gustav johnson, of BOrslug, Sweden, was
arrested board the steamship Queen while tAe vessel
was at Quarantine on Sunday afternoon, by United
States Deputy-Marshals Miller and Bernhard Christian
B0rs COnsul-General Of Norway and sweden at this
port, received dispatch from Sweden describing the
prisoner and asking for his charge of muir
der for having killed LarO Andersen, mail carrier en-
poyed on the route between Wartofa and Kinneweed,
on May II, 1879 and Of having robbed the mail
pouches After his several or the passengers IN
formed the officers that johnson had said on the voy-
age that he had killed man. and that he had done it
Tor revenge because the had deprived him OF hIs
occupation by performing the work Tor less comp9nsa
ton johnson after the murder fled 10 England ana
embarked Liverpool for this port He Is ABOUT thlrty
short OF stature, dark-skluned ana mas
hooked nose. He was gued before United states
Commissioners Belts yesterday and while admitting his
identity, denied the charge OF murder Ihe testimony
OF the passengers as TO his statement on board shlp
was taken, aud the prisoner was remanded to await
acton IOT cNtradltiOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
CALLING ROBERT COLLYER

ACTION OF THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
A NEW PASTOR UNANIMOUSLY CHosFN-MR. COLL
YER's INTENTION TO ACCEPT THE CALL A
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
The Church of the Messiah (Unitarian), at Park
ave- and Thrty-fourth-st., has called to its vacant
pulpit the Rev. Robert Collyer, of the Church of the
Unity in Chicago. and MIR. Collyer has Informally
signified his intention TO accept the call The re-
muneraton for six months will be at the rate OF
$1,000 year; the regular salary viii not be fixed
until March, the beginning Of tho churohs hscal
year. Mr. Collyer will not take charge OF the
church until September. In a talk with Mr.. Colyer
yesterday he gave sketch of his lie and the chef
causes that made him an Abol zionist and Unita-
rian.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
RECONSTRUCTION OF UNITED STATES
IL PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
ADVERTISEMENT
w.spfSeToS. ID. o., Nav - 1873.

PRoPOSALs FOK HUILUW y IIII,,II-.,,,rT,5N II,I.,r oF IIIE
UNITED STATES PATENT okFlIE bOILDi-'
WASHINGTON, ID. G - 49,. ,,,r,,cr)
WARRINGTON ID. e.. May - 1879. "a
SAILED nrouosais will be received this ONCE uhl -
m on Wl.DNES the llth dAy Of ane Ioty IL ahont
ishng delivering, hng aud puttlrglh pAce "u & es OF
OOo three thourandl feet OF hollow n
hollow blocks for ire proohng the roofs now Dss
west wingA apu also 'l
ing and laying 470o0 (oriyseven 'ho9sanu ma
feet cel ing slabs under tho moot O'a"' ~
gale OF the above building. ...t,, of ths
Spocncat!ons and diagrams showing the spa, py hi.
rafi.rs ec blank proposals and bonds aul ~ bs
donai information may DO obtained Oh app''eauon ~'
office -. -, ,,,,o in,Ior,ed
PROPOSALS should be made in the prescribed iorih'
Proposals for Froproonng" and address, "a 70 c,rsS
Engineer and ATehileos
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
Proposals
MAIL LETTINGS.

MAIL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT }
wAsurGros D. C., May 10. 1879
PROPOSALS viii received the Contract ohee Of ihh
mails Of the United states upon the routes. according
the schedule Of arrival aud departure specified by The Depart
mont In tue STATE of NETWORK, from ocroBERl
1879, to JUNE go 1881.
fists Of routes with schedules Of arrivals aud departures
instructions to bidders with for contracts and bonds
and all other necessary information will be furnished upon
application TO the second Assistant TostmsserGeneml
d. ~ KEY,
Postmaster General
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

Mr.. Ingraham's trial for what Mr.. Van Woert
thought was the improper use OF an ak helve,
came off before Esq. Noyss, at Paw Paw, last
Monday. The trial was before . jury who
seemed to think the Ak helve was used in its
proper place and for the public good, and rem
dered verdict of mo cause OF action" The
people OF Hartford can take no exceptions to
the decision, but they do feel little like kick
ing against the cost being charged to the coun-
ty. They think when a man causes the arrest
OF another without the least shadow Of a cause
he should foot the bill. There are some
whose bump OF CONSTITUENCIES is like the blad
der that contains the poison under rattle
snakes fang, when it gets full they arc in pain
until they can bite and empty it. When they
can find nothing else but themselves to bite Ii
IS no more than just that they should cure
themselves and not become county charge,
at least that seems to be the opinion OF the
people o. Hartford in this case 10 particular.
Had they been called upon to pay Mr. Ingra-
hams cost they would have responded with q
b'g yes. Hartford Day Spring.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
GOBLEVILLE LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent
Business appears to be good. Our merchants
report trade better than before IN number Of
years, and think the people of this place and
surrounding country have reason to be proud
of the well filed stores. where they can pur-
chase almost anything the heart desires, and at
very low prices.
We can also boast of one Of the beat markets
in the country. There has been shipped from
here this fall about twenty car loads OF cattle'
and thirty OF hogs, besides thousands of bush
els Of wheat and other farm produce OF all
kinds
The Post Bros have added an other run Of
stone to their grist mill, but are still obliged to
run part OF the night TO keep up with their
work.
There is to be a Christmas tree at the church
Christmas Eve. All are invited to attend and
join in the festivities.
Rev. L. L. Prescott expects to start for
Warren, H., the last OF this month, where he
is engaged the coming year. This Will leave
the church here without pastor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
ALMENA LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
For the last two weeks Almena has been &C
quiet we could not pick up any items worthy oi
notice, but now come one has come to soc
some one else and your correspondent is happy
VIM II. Cotter and family, Of Ohio, are Wis
ting their friends in tins vicinity.
WA. l.. McGaw has left Mr.. Tenneys;
present his headquarters fare at Nelson Arm
strongs, Waverly.
Mrs. Gordon Earl, of Sand Lake, Is visiting
at Charlie Earls.
Mr.. Ara Crofoot is at present quite sick. He
is suffering from the effects OF calomel, taken
TO cure erysipelas.
There IS to be donation party at the Hall
tins week Friday night for the benefit OF Mr..
Roberts. AS he draws large congregations to
hear him preach, we expect large number will
attend the donation.
Fred Hall and wife have concluded Michigan
is not the worst place in the world, and have
commenced housekeeping again in their old
place.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
WAVERLY LOCALS.
'ur Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Roads about impossible.
Lyceums at Lskevew and Scott school hous
es every Friday evening. People who think
that lyccums are nuisance will do well to visit
Glendale on Tuesday evenings. Instrumental
music, together with the discussing OF ques-
ton, declarations, ETC., is the method OF en-
PERTAINING. which renders an evening spent
there as not only entertaining but quite profit
able also.
Mr. Gentleman, who resides in the south
west part OF town, had a narrow escape from
burning out one day last week. His house
took fire in the garrett, and was not discovered
until it had consumed about everything com
bustibe in the room, including one bed Live
" work and oceans OF water finally got the bet
ter OF the devouring element.
A Christmas tree will be held at the Covey
Hill church on Christmas eve. Aside from the
tree there will be other exercises. and good
time is expected. Free to all.
In consequences of quarterly meeting, Mrs.
Barton will not fill the pulpit on Sunday next.
There VIII be meeting as usual, however.
The Farmers Club at Glendale have changed
their night Of meeting from Tuesday to Thurs
day.
That law suit between C. W. Butierfeld and
Jim Dillon was dended IN favor OF jim, thus
throwing tho whole cost on to Chauncey.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

Buy Pianos and Organs of
r. ID. Bullock, the Great Piano
and Organ Dealer Of Michigan.
General agent for Steinway Il
Sons, Hazelton Bros. Ernst
Gabler, Wheelock and Haden
& Sons Pianos; also he Cele-
brated Smith American Organ,
and the Imperial Sterling Or
gan. Spacious ware Rooms at
Detroit, Jackson, Grand Rapids
and East Saginaw. Address
r. D. Bullock, Jackson, Mich.
for illustrated catalogues and
price lists
1291t2*
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List Of Jurors drawn for the January term
OF the Circuit Court:
VIM. L. Harris Hamilton; l.. ID. Robertson,
Keeler; A. L. Traver Hartford; John l.. Wat
kins, Bangor; g. l.. Green, South Haven; c..
K. Lockwood Covert Philo M. Brown, Pine
Grove: Geo. Failing, Almena; @. G.. Harring-
ton, Antwerp Chns. A. Van Ripper, Porter !;
Jonathan Curry, Decatur; Chas. V. Burdick,
Paw Paw; Samuel Crowell Waverly; e. M.
Eaten, Bloomingdale; Chas. b. Hurlbut, Col
umba; JAS ID. Wright, Arlington; Harris w.
Hillard, Lawrence; LewislH. Hagsr, Hamilton;
Geo. Lee, Keller; Jacob RICHTER, Hartford ;
&. l.. Brown, Bangor; L. Fl. Bailey, South Ha-
ven; VIM. II. Randall, Pine Grove; Frank
Cure, Almena.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
HAMILTON LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
1t is supposed that there are no hogs IN the
pound at present.
George Headly, who has been stopping in
Chicago for few weeks past, taking his meals
at the free lunch and picking his teeth at the
Palmer House. has returned home for brief
visit.
John c. Lyle has erected nice new wind
mill on his farm in the edge of Lawrence
township.
Wesley Sutdn has rented his fathers farm
and taken possession. Wesley is good farm
er aud will make his mark
Albert Hoadley has moved to Decatur and
gone into the cooper business.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

Somewhere from nine to a dozen tramps put
in an appearance in this village last Sunday
evening. They called on A. Van Auken and
demanded board and lodging which he refused,
as they oil wero well dressed and able-bodied.
They threatened TO tear up the sidewalk and
burn him out. When he told them that he
could take care Of his walk and attend to them
besides, they went away. Later, tho depot was
broken into and an overcoat and between three
and SIX dollars stolen. Nothing else was dis
turbed, though other useful articles we're
handy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
STATE GRANGE.

cLAAE bhANG
The State Grange closed its session at 4 late
hour Friday night, after having accomplish a
great amount OF Legislative work for the order.
During Thursdays session very little was
done which would be OF public interest On
Thursday evening public meeting was held, at
which speeches were made by several OF the
prominent grangers, and by Messrs. o. Nj.
Barnes c. a. Grover, d. b. Brigs and W. s.
George, of Lansing After the close of the
public meeting the filth degree was conferred
on 1871 members.
During Friday session the Committee on
transportation and Railroads made report,
rec.ting some OF the wrongs OF the transporta-
ton system, and recommending the following
resolutions. which, after thorough discussion,
Tero unanimously passed by a rising vote.
RESOLVED, BY the Michigan State Grange,
that the most feasible and efiectual way OF re-
forming the abuses IN freight transportation,
10 which the business or the whole country Is
subject, is to have a commission appointed by
Congress, whose duty it shall be to ascertain
the actual cost OF moving articles of freight
from point to point over the various through
lines OF railroad, and in conjunction with the
authorities OF the several States Interested, to
establish rates OF freight on the basis OF the
actual cost OF transportation; and,
RESOLVED, Further that the Executive Com
mttee Of the State Grange be, and 1t is hereby
instructed, to prepare blank petitions praying
Congress to enact such law, and forward the
same 20 the subordinate oranges throughout
the State for signatures; and, further,
RESOLVED That this State Grange recon-
mends to all its members, and to all the mem
bers OF subordinate oranges throughout the
State, to make the support OF the candidates
for Congress OF their respective parties condi-
toned on pledge that IL elected they Will sup
port such law; and,
RESOLVED, That IN this action by this State
Grange it IS not actuated by any spirit OF hos
tllIty 10 the railroad interests OF the country,
but by convection that all corporations as
well as private citizens should submit to the
control Of impartial laws.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
sion YI,at Cou"l,.

II you are rrffering with a Cougb, Cold
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption
loss OF voice tickling in the throat, or any
affection Of the Throat or Lunge, use DR..
King New Discovery for Consumption. This
is the great remedy that ID causing so much
excitement by its wonderful cures, curing
thousands OF hopeless cases. Over one million
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery have been
used within TIE last year, and have gwen per-
feet satisfaction IN every instance We can
unhestatipgly say that this 10 really the only
sure cure for throat and lung affections, and
can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call and
get trial bottle for ten cents or q regular
size for $1.00. For sale by
Duncombe, Stearns & Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
COnsumptiOn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. hay-
ng bad placed ia his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Threat and Lung Affections. also positive
and radical cure for Nervoas Debility and al
Nsrveso Complaints, after having tested It's
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, has felt il his duty to make il known TO
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and Goslre to relieve human suffering. | will
send free OF charge TO all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for preparing aud
using, in German. French or English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w W. SHERAR, 149 Powers Block
Rochester, n. Y. COW. 1246t13
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

CHRIsTMAs ELEPHAsT.-There Will be a
Christmas elephant, bear, deer, and many other
attractions, festival, etc., at Town Hall, Christ
mas eve., Dec. Gath, under the auspices OF the
Christian church society Everybody is in
utes to bring IN their presents and to be pres
ent themselves. An enjoyable time guaranteed.
Good music, vocal and instrumental. Refresh
menis FOR all that wish; Also ice cream, warm
candy, etc. Bring in your presents as early in
the day a. possible. Admission, Tree.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19
BFWARR OF INVITATIONS.

Buy ONLY THE GENUINE SINGER SEWING
MAcHIEE.-The genuine SINGER has the Com
many, name on the arm OF zach machine, to =
wit: 1.-The Singer Manufacturing Co." None
others arc genuine. Companies have sprung
M all over the country, for making an lmita-
tion Singer machine. Why are not similar
companies formed for making limitations OF
other sewing msehinss.
The public will draw it's own inference. Gold
i. continually couhterfeited. Brass and Tin
Tar GENUINE SINGER for Sale only by J. N.
CRANE. The Singer Manufacturing Com
pany's authorized Agent, first door east OF
FIRST National Bank, Paw Paw, Mich.
Prices Low-Terms Easy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

Henry Ward Beechef, in his latest lecture
room talk, said: Here and there I have
known OF secular newspapers which having
seldom known OF man that edited religious
newspaper and was religious, and knew ne was
religious, that, having made damaging state
ment about man, would not correct 1t in such
a way as 10 make il great deal worse for tho
man injured, while it placed the editor in the
position OF 4 martyr to the truth
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

would hereby notify the people OF this
vicinity that 1 have some very superior medi-
cnes tor Gale, OF which am the sole proprietor,
and wtich warrant 10 perform what recon-
mend.
Acnte gciatlca. and Nervous rheumatism, AT
fected spine. CoDsumpuon, Liver Complaint,
and almost all kinos OF Chronic Diseases.
have plasters for the Kidneys, Liver, Lungs,
and Affected Splno.
My residence Is one mile west from Mc-
Donald station, township or bangor.
a., orc Wishing to communicate by mail
viii direct 10 McDonald 4. o., Township OF
Bapgor. County OF Nan .3uron. State OF Michi-
Dan 49, 127Otl3~
e' JOHN ROBINSON. Proprietor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. f..
A. Crane, OF Paw Paw, paid Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Lyle . pleasant visit last week. Miss Carrie
Parker, from the Same place, is also making
F." ncle George" pleasant visit. The Lyle
family have many relatives in Paw Paw, that
village and vicinity being the soil that nurtured
tho ancestral tree.-Dowagiac Republican.