The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-11-18
Mrs. Prater has very handsome crab

Frank Warren's pleasant phiz can i'e seen
in the Office AT the Dyckman House.
A. H. Heron will deliver his lecture on
Prohibition AT Kendalls, AT 1890 n. In. on
Sunday next. and at Coolies in the evening.
Mrs. Chas. Hopping and Mrs.. Vim. Mosier
left here on Wednesday of last week, for the
State of New York, where they expect 10
remain all winter.
The ladies of the Pree Baptist cnurch aud
society, will hold a social AZ the residence of
Charley Hutchins, ON Tuesday evening. Nov.
22d. All are cordially invited.
John Nichols one of the best sheen men
of Arlington. paid Frank Harrington $75
for thoroughbred ram, one day this week.
Frank says he has some more good ones for
sale.
The Ladies Mite Society of the III. +.
Church will give coffee social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Dopp OH Paw Paw street, We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, Odd inst. All
are invited.
We are glad To know that our former
tovnsman. q. p. Linderman, has not for
gotten his old State, and sends one hundred
dollars to the fire sufferers of Mich. besides
bedding, etc.
Rev. DR.. Schetky has appointments next
week as follows South Haven, Sunday the
10Th: Bangor. Monday the 2lst; Breeds
vile. Tuesday the 22d; Pine Grove, We'd
nesday the 23d.
Z. NJ. Manning was in town ON Tuesday.
He has recently lost the sight of one of his
eyes by cataract, and his physician informs
him that its removal had better not be at
tempted at present.
Little Geo. Flanders who has been learn
ing the jewelers. trade with Mr.. Bassett, is
getting along finely. He has purchased n
set of engravers tools with his own money
and is learning how TO use them.
In response 10 the anxious inquiries of
some of our democratic friends made the
morning after the elections, We answer: !:
Yes, gentlemen, We hdre heard from New
York Republican plurality 10000 votes.
See?
Mr.. Scripps interesting series of European
letters which have appeared during the past
summer i'll the Eeoiatng Neits and Ech0 are
about to be reprinted in book form. The
volume will be nicely illustrated snd a very
large sale is anticipated.
Those who attended church in this village
last Sunday, unless their attention was alb
sorbed and pre-eminently occupied with the
GrceNeH discourse of the minister. must
have observed that there was an unusually
large number of fine cloaks worn 10y our
nice ladies.
Prof. Hitchcock is fast regaining his health
and rapidly increasing his avoirdupois. Those
who observed that he only received q second
in the upper story. He had not taught the
time required by statute TO en,itle him to n
higher grade.
All the old soldiers of this town and in
this vicinity should join Brodhead Post. No.
81. g. A. X. The next meeting of the Post
will be on Thanksgiving eve. They will
probably meet hereafter in the hall of the
Knights of Honor. over the drug store of
Forsyth d Sage.
The complaining witness, Thos. Crippen.
ESD. in case of the People vs. Laura Love
land. school ma'am. charged with assault
and battery on the person of Mr.. Crippen's
son Johnny, called at the Office of Esq.
Mason ON Friday last, paid up the costs and
the suit was dismissed.
We feel that We ought to apologize to our
readers for the small amount of reading
matter We have been able TO give them for
the last three issues of our paper. The extra
legal matter we have been publishing, will
cease with this issue. and hereafter we shall
en- deavor to make amends for our short
comings in this respect.
4 flock of wild turkeys passed through
town on Thursday last. The only person
who succeeded in capturing any of them
was Circuit Court Commissioner Sherman.
who chased one under ". ID. Richardson's
door-steps and laid violent hands ON il.
Wild turkeys must he very tame or very
tired, when Jay runs one into his hole.
Among the prominent Republican candi-
dates for postmaster of the forty-seventh
congress-. is Henry Sherwood of Breedsville
this county. Mr.. Sherwood served as post
MISTER of the forty-third congress with emil