The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-07-15
Heavy rain Monday morning.

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il only the doves /?
Miss Bessie Tuttle is spending vacation in
Jackson. with relatives.
The more cattle don't run at large in our
streets the better our people seem To like il.
The Tycoon is now rusticating in his
cottage by the sea-" There are no hack
men there.
| DR.. Andrews has sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness To he able 10 come down To
his Office.
Forsyth a Smith, blacksmiths. have dis
solved partnership. Forsyth will continue
the business.
Conundrum-why is it that the Montreal
hackmen are all cripples and navigate on
crutches?
Elvin Rowland has become denizen of
in Montross' mill.
=. w. Duncombe has returned from the
Battle Greek Sanitarium, where he has been
spending a few days.
We regret To observe the signs of increas-
ing feebeness manifested by our esteemed
friend Major Hudson.
lals a N Inv hgf Vlnt aro
cannot indulge in this summer. Price -
cents per diminished quart.
The grove meeting on Sunday evening was
addressed by DIR. Hendricks. There was but
a small audience i'm attendance.
Amos Nixon. of waverly. well known 10
many of our readers died few days since
in the north part of this state.
Maynard appears just AZ he did before he
was elected member of the Board of Educa-
ton. He is not pufied up at all.
j. J. Woodman says some of his wheat will
not yield more than three bushels per acre
and his best will not 90 over ten.
John W. Emery has started village ex-
press. He will deliver packages anywhere
in the corporation for ten cents each.
Mrs. Miner and daughter Nina, of Clinton.
have been spending few days in Paw Paw
visiting Miss Corey and other friends.
Jimmy Walker. the vegetable man. left q
fine lot of beets at our den" the other day.
Thank YOU. we like TO get beet(s) that way.
Ed. Phillips cannot he a very wicked man.
for the wicked stand on slippery places"
and Ed. don't. He is the boss diver though.
We observed one man on our streets on
Saturday last with q pair of light summer
pants on. He was just forcing the season a
little.
Pierce n Wilson are doing some fine car
riage painting at their shop on Kalamazoo
street. See Loyal Cranes buggy as speci
men.
The Norhener received call from Ed.
Wilson. one of it's former typos. ON Satur-
day last. Ed. is sticking type in the big
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Smith left for their All
nual visit To the sea shore on Thursday even
ing of last week. Cap. will get awful full
of CLAIMS and sich.
McCabe and the Courier man had some
pretty loud words on the street after the close
of school meeting. concerning matters grow
ing out of the same.
If any ones bedroom windows open to-
ward the Court House steeple. they had bet
ter close the shutters. SO say the ladies' of
the cross bar house.
To accommodate people living out of town
Postmaster Matthews will open the postoflice
on sundays. after church. during the re-
mainder of this month.
Hilton writes DIR. WoOdman that the ex-
cursionists are having an immense time. all
but the White Mountains. which he pro-
nounces a snide and a swindle.
There are only ten newspapers published
in this county now. unless there have been
some started that we have not heard of yet.
Their publishers all roll in wealth.
Dr.. what was the matter with your buggy
the other day : II appeared IA though il had
been ON a bender. Better chain the thing up
and see il YOU can't keep il in shape.
II anybody has any grievances or difficult
ties to settle with The Northerner. please de
lay little while. IA our fighting editor is
away. His latest exploit was at Montreal.
Those were very fine parliamentary ques-
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