The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-07-15
+. NJ. Manning is il town.


failing health. Fears arr entertained in re-
gard to his recovery
Alb NanDyke. who lady smashed
up last winter that il was feared he would
lose both legs has 80 f,r recovered IA 10 re-
sumo work.
C. ii. KimbelIs e,cs,ating apparatus for
cleaning vaults. ETC.. works 10 charm. No
trace of any disagreeabe odor is TO DE per-
ceived during the process.
Bald heads are all the rage nov. Look at
any of the tony young chaps heads. They
are az devoid Of hair ~ the tail of an opos-
sum. and resemble highl, polished billiard
balls.
Alb. Slovenian has hao his hair clipped
and his mustache removed. He went home
to dinner after being sheaed nnd his wife
of the house.
The new Board of DGducation vas organ
lied on Wednesday evening, by electing the
following officers: Moderator. q. w. Row
land: Director. G. Richards: Assessor. q.
W. Longwel.
McCabe circulated subscription in aid of
Geo. II. Ocobock ana realized about forty
five dollars Ii is a pleasure to assist wor
thy man in need George has had hard
time for year past.
The ladies of the First Baptist Society will
give an entertainment il the vestry of the
church on Tuesday evening. the 10Th inst
Warm candy will Ice served. Al are cordial
ly invited to attend
Frank" is complaining sbout a certain
high-toned sexton in this village. who he says
told him he could pot come 10 church any
more unless he should put ON y boiled
shirt. Frank demur~
Eighty nine votes were cas, at the school
meeting. Not IA very ful. vote. hut the wealth
er was 50 cool and Da,t hao not fired up the
furnaces. so the people feared they might take
cold sitting III colo = ruuru.
The advance shows cou,ueudable en-
terprise and an interest ia the progress and
prosperity of its own town. 10y devoting ten
columns 10 the histor, and description of
the business institutions of Bangor.
The Summer Troiinp Meeting of the
Chicago Driving Park will be held on the
~. 20. 81. %. and 81. ul July. 100000 in
purses will be compeiec fn,. This will be
the greatest troting even, "f the season.
They have a hog CASE IN Pine Grove. The
authorities propose Ia find ouu whether hogs
are free-commoners or u"I. overseer Whelp-
ley and Lew. Camfield are the Iitigants and
Squire Eldridge proposes 10 give the casting
vote.
Mr.. Searles. after vsiuy trying to get a
drive well on all sides of Tin, postoffice block.
and failing on account of striking hard clay
too near the surface. tiuall, succeeded in get
ting one down just IL tI,e rear of the post
Office.
W. X. Shrine was pr,'siratoo with heat on
Thursday last in the ba, heId. aud had TO
call in the aid of a physician. He worked
longer than anyone ough, to in such hot
weather. We hope to hoar Of his full re-
covery.
man entered complaint the other day
that woman had threatened TO split his
head open. He wrs advised that it would
probably not he done. and seemed To feel re-
lieved. He said he i,eG up in the woods in
waverll.
One of the newsIapor fellows with the
Evening News excursi"n--we are too modest
To mention his name-thumpeJ an impudent
hacltnan in the city of Montreal. Look out,
Hank or those Causda chaps will have You
in the cooler.
Will Snow has ioiiowed H. tho footsteps of
i AD. SnOWtfInall.-bttn shaved iioth neau ana
face. The pair can l't seen most any night
walking arm in arm the hact streets try
ing to keep out of sight 10 bad boys.
but it's dun gone
Miss Emma Rice. Who has for many years
been a teacher in or Union School. has
changed her occupatiou snd become n Saw
yer. She was married toe gentleman of that
name on Tuesday evening Ias,. The happy
couple have our best wishes.
The following is the report "I the Bloom
ingdale cheese factor, f"r the month of May:
The total amount ol nilL. 1852 lbs total
amount ot green cheese. STA Ibs; total