The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-09-02


We call attention to Duncombe, Stearns
e. Co.'S. new advertisement, III another col
umn.
Columbus Engle has found fine place
for fishing. 1t is in School Section lake,
Waverly, and he says he left them all there.
Paw Paw jury have solemnly decided
that it is no offense for man TO assault a
woman and take indecent liberties with her.
People VS.. Day. If this is the case, perhaps
the best thing to do in such cases is for
some friend of the assaulted to give the
offender a sound cowhiding.
Three hundred and twenty-one barrels Of
apples were shipped from this place, Tues
day, 4OS barrels Wednesday, 4S5 barrels
Thursday, and PIG barrels on Friday. Also
32G baskets of peaches on Friday. During
the last month there were over 5000 barrels
of apples shipped from this place.-Advance.
Ira Il. Cross was reported to have expressed
the hope that Garfield would die. JEFF.
Chaffee hearing of it, proposed to move Ira's
nose around to the back side of his head,
and. in fact, did loosen it. The Northerner
will open a ''penny subscription and pay all
fines and costs arising from this class of
assault and battery suits. Give it TO 'em,
jeff.
Immediately after President Carried was
shot he dictated telegram to his wife in
forming her of the sad occurrence, remark
ing in the most affectionate manner to those
around him "God bless the little woman. =
Howard N. Fuller has since written a song
entitled, "God bless the little woman" which
is becoming one of the most popular songs
of the day.
Some weeks ago we gave notice of the
finding of note in a bottle, said to have
been written by one Geo. A. N. Moore, sup
posed passenger on the ill-fated Alpena, the
writer requesting that his wife be notified at
$50 south Halstead street, Chicago. As we
expected, due inquiry at that number proves
that no Geo. A. N. Moore ever lived there.
The bottle was found by Z. p. Karvand near
Point Betsey.-South Haven Sentinel.
II. b. Clark an overseer of highways of
the township of Lawrence, was tried before
Esq. Galligan, on Thursday of last week, on
charge of neglect of duty in not attending
to the cutting of Canada thistles in his road
district. He was found guilty and fined
$25, that being the penalty imposed by the
statute. He will probably take the case to
the circuit court on certiorari for review,
his counsel, Judge Richards, claiming that
il was not criminal offense.
Last Saturday evening fire got into the
rubbish under the woodpile near the arch in
Huntley g. Williams saw mill and began to
warm things up lively. Most of the people
in that part of the place were up town, but
some of the women discovered it and gave
the alarm and help was soon on the ground
and succeeded in putting it out, but being
under a large pile of wood it was tedious
job and for time it seemed that the mill
would burn in spite of the efforts made TO
save it.-Hartford Day Spring
After the killing of Lieut.-Gov. George b.
Robinson of Colorado, George DAILY was
placed in charge of the Robinson Consoli-
dated Mine. Early in the present summer
he went to New Mexico to take charge of
some mines there and while protecting them
from an attack by some Apache Indians last
week Friday was shot and killed fifteen miles
west of Lake Valley near Nearr Station in
New Mexico. He was one of the foremost
in quelling the riots in the Leadville District
last year.-South Haven Sentinel.
The members of the 1929 regiment of
colored troops are to hold a reunion at
Bloomingdale, September 21st and 22d. Ex-
Governor Austin Blair is to deliver an adj
dress on Thursday the 22d, and Major NJ. X.
Delaney of South Carolina, and Gen. John
w. Wilson of Detroit, are also expected to
be present. Preparations are being made
for big time; a grand barbecue an OK
roasted whole is one of the attractions. The
citizens of Bloomingdale give free dinner
to all soldiers and their wives on Thursday.
If any one wishes TO read a religious paper
don't forget the South Haven Sentinel. II is
the Sabbath watchword on the walls of Zion.
The last number, however, contains only
three columns on the Sabbath question.
This decrease no doubt is owing to the dog
days. Ed, don't let the interest(O diminish.
| Advance. You fellows can keep right on
abusing the Sentinel for its display of religi-