The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-10-28
The circuit court adjourned on Thursday

The circuit court adjourned on Thursday,
until Dec. 10.
The report that Charlie Hugo was killed,
out on the plains of New Mexico, was, we
are happy to say, false.
The Circuit Court has granted new trial
in the case of The Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance Company VS. Herbert A. Burch.
On Monday last, A. b. Loehr & Co. of
Bloomingdale, made an assignment for benefit
of creditors. John Killifer, assignee.
Miss Matte Blackman officiated as steno-
grapher, during q portion of the present
term of court. She performed her duties
admirably.
Miss Lottie johnson, formerly of Waverly,
was lately married TO Mr.. Sale of Dayton,
Ill The ceremony was performed in the
school-room at that place before her pupils,
where she was engaged as teacher.
The examination of Henry Rowland for
the killing of his father, Charles Rowland,
was heard before Esq. Galligan, on Wednes-
day and Thursday last, and resulted III his
being held to answer for the crime of
manslaughter Bail was fixed at $4,000, in
default of which the respondent was re-
manded to Jail.
Ex- Governor Morton of N. Y, has been
appointed Secretary of the Treasury, by the
President. He was the war governor of the
empire state, has always been q staunch Re-
publican. and has held himself aloof from the
quarrel in the party in that state.
On Saturday last two chaps from Breeds
vile were run in, charged with stealing a
span of horses from VIM Laferty. Their
names are Scott Udell and Delos Fairy.
They were arraigned before Esq. Mason on
Monday and waived examination. On Tues
day morning Pros. Atty. Rowland filed ar
information against them in the circuit court
to which they pleaded guilty. Udell is an
old offender, having been once before con-
victed in this county of burglary, and as we
are informed, in Kalamazoo of the same
crime. Frary is the chap who was confined
in Jail last summer for disturbing a religious
meeting. They also had in their possession
stolen saddle, and Udell was clad in a suit
of stolen clothes which the owner called fol
and obtained on Tuesday last
A post of the Grand Army of the Republic
was established here on Friday night Of last
week. Col. Wright of Benton Harbor, the
mastering officer of this district, was here
and put the boys through in fine shape. A
number of the members from the posts al
Bangor, Decatur and Hartford were present
The visiting members were dressed in their
uniforms, which gave them very soldiery
appearance. The Bangor band was pres
ent and gave us a rare treat to some very
fine music. All who participated in the
ceremonies united in saying that they had &
very nice time, and we do not doubt it, fol
they are, every one of them, right jolly goot
fellows.
Died, in Fredonia, Mich, Oct. sth, of con
sumption, Addie A., wife of Howard Freden
burg, and daughter of Frank and Marth,
Fisk, aged % years. Among the many callec
away by that dread disease, few have causet
more universal gloom. Could the love o.
devotion of a kind husband of two years, O.
parents, of brothers and sisters, the skill O.
physicians, the prayers of many friends hav,
availed she must have been spared. But
alas! death claimed its prize. Her funera
was largely attended at Lyon Lake, Oct. 10th
The church, the casket, her remains and tn,
grave were profusely decorated with beauti
full flowers, gifts of kind friends az q las
tribute of love. Her mother came from he
home in Missouri, to attend her in her las
sickness. A comforting discourse was preach
ed by Rev. Brockway. Farewell Addie, res
in peace in your fower-decked grave, fit EN-
blems of your cheerful, genial nature, Will,
your memory will be cherished in the bosorn
of your friends through this life, with hop,
of a glorious reunion in the world to come
where sickness and death are never known
The Bangor Reflector is worried about tn,
teachers in our school. Possess your soul il
quietness, Mr.. Reflector, we can attend Il
our own educational matters without you
aid.-N0rtherRer
Hoot! hoot Mr.. Northerner what makes
you feel 80 surly? The Reflector has Just q,
much right to worry about Paw Paw schoo
matters az you have to worry about tn,
county board of examiners. Suppose then
that we strut forth like a turkey gobbler ant
say: Possess your soul in quietness Mr.
Northerner, we can attend to our own educa
tional matters without your aid" Oo-dle
do-oo-eh GOSH GOSH !-Adcdnce.
The above is the convincing reply of tn,
Adcdnce to our comments of last week o,