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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-06
An Unexpected Retort.

Toward midnight one evening, in the
old resurrection days" two students,
bearing sack containing dead corpse,
entered q back court near to the grave
yard from which they had stolen their
booty, hastily laid the latter, sack and
all, In an out-of-the-way corner of the
place, and then returned to the grave
yard in search of second treasure. A
half-drunk carter, who had been quietly
surveying their movements from the
stairs which led to his dwelling, there
upon determined to play them trick.
So, hurriedly descending the stairs the
moment they were gone, he opened the
bag, took out it's inanimate contents,
placed the latter behind large stone at
the other side of the court, and substi-
tuted his own carcass for same, taking
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-06

all this information when Magloire en-
tered, very pale and out Of breath.
"Have you heard the news, Mon
sieur ?" cried he.
81 know all
"Tarot il innocent
81 believe it; and vet that visit-how
do you explain that 2"
Magloire shook his head sadly. 81
am only o fool, said he, "and Lecoq
has just proved it to me. At the Cafe
Turc Mr.. Jandidier spoke of life insur-
ances, and in France they do not pay
the policies of suicides. Do you under
stand me, Monsieur ?"
Thanks to Mr.. Gustave Schmidt, who
is shortly to marry Mile. Therese JAN
didier, in spite of former obstacles, the
house of Jandidier has not been made
bankrupt.
Taret and his wife have been set at
liberty and have been started In bust
ness by the same Mr.. Gustave, and are
more economical than they were.
But what has become of Monsieur
Jandidier?
A thousand francs reward to any one
who can give news of him
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-06

They're parted In the middle
His locks of auburn hue, III
A bland smile ON his visage,
And eyes Of wat'ry blue:
Who'd think SO mild a creature
Could ever cause alright,
And that, ike birds OF evil,
He'd be opaque by night1"
Yet women brave will shudder,
And strong, Arm ren will quail,
When he IL seen approaching
In gloves and swallow-tail,
With scores Of mildest ballads
Wrapped In n dainty roll,
At sight Of which an anguish
Sinks into every soul.
He sings the Maid Of Athens"
And songs about the moon,
With improvised additions
Which are not In the tune.
He loves "the sentimental"
Sings Abt and Claribel;
His high notes have terror
Worse than An Indiana yell.
Would that pneumonia's clutches,
Or diphtheretio cough,
Would seize his vocal muscles,
And kindly shut him OF.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-06

"MR. GILHooLY," said a diminutivc
boy with handful of bills, "when are
you going to pay this bill for them boots
you have got on }" How old are you,
sonny2" f" Ten years old" "Go tell
your pa that you have got too much Gu
riosity for your age. "-Galveston News.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-06

THE desire for ownership, for develop
ment, for power, is good and useful
one; but, to make it thoroughly
wholesome force in human life. it needs
to be blended with a sense of depend
ence upon and trust in others.
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SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

Governor Perkins returned from San Francisco
yesterday
G. w. Burbank and wife, of Tomales, are visiting
friends here.
Mr.. William Walsh, of New Haven, Cosn., is
visiting friends in the CITY.
II. NJ. Larue returned home on Thursday, having
gained aldernanic portlIness.
Miss Jennie Spinks daughter of Allied Spnks,
has gone to Lincoln for vacation.
Miss Nellie Robin is spending the school vacation
at home, after an absence of ninety days.
George W. Dsroey. connected with Painter & Co.,
San Francisco, Is in the city on business trip.
Mrs. F. J. Mccullough. formerly Miss Hattie Cobb,
IS visiting here as the guest OF Mrs c. E. Paine.
Miss Rosa WOODBURY. went to Oroville yesterday
to spend the holidays with her uncle, Il. H. Han
ford.
Mrs. Jennie and Miss Laurie Phillips have gone to
Marysville to spend the holidays. Guests Of DR..
Stone.
F. I. Phillips and family leave to-day for Brow MS
vile, Yuba county, where Mr.. Phillips will engage
in tie hotel business
Misses Fannie ard Mary Kee.berg. of this city,
who have been at Benicia attending school, are at
home for the holidays
Misses Florence McRune, Esther Jacobs and Laura
Plant, who have been absent from home for some
time past visiting friends, have returned.
Isadore Townsend, formerly the proprietor of the
Union Hotel in this city, is here visiting his old
home. He expects soon 10 locate here again.
E. B. Mott, formerlya resident here, but now of
San Francisco returned here from trip to the State
OF Nevada and Northern California yesterday.
Mrs. G: A. Waring and children, also Misses BERTHE
and Lut lie Van Guelder, have gone to spend few
days with Mrs Daniel Mason, their sister, at New
castle.
Advices from Washington report Senator Miller
as conyalescent; also report ex-senator Sargent
having gone to Massachusetts, to spend Christmas
with relatives.
VIM. NJ. Clark, of Yuba City, formerly resident
here, was in the city yesterday. He goes to San
francisco to spend the holidays with other men,
bers OF his family.
ID. H. Barry and William Titus, well-known rail-
road boys, now located the Southern Pacific from
Los Angeles to Ell Paso. are visiting cid friends in
this city, on a short furlough.
The Bric-a Brae Club held its annual or Christmas
festival at the residence Of Dr. Tyrrell last evening
There was programme OF music and literary exer.
cises by Miss Flora Carroll, Miss Lucy 0'Bren, Miss
May Mi lken, Miss Kittie Tyrrell and others. The
art display was the largest made by the club for
years, and included works by Cropsey of New York.
Norton Bush, Miss Amelia Kippell, Mrs. BiDgay,
Miss 0Brien, Mrs. w. A. Hughson, Miss strom
and Miss Fannie Tyrrell, and included paintings in
oil, water colors porcelain, plaques, etc. The
club had out its Christmas stocking, and awarded
its members and guests prizes of comical kind,
and engaged in social reunion, taking the holt
day and merry making character of the season.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


Yesterday the Board of Supervisors met at
the usual hour. all the members present.
Tie minutes Ct the last session were read and
approved.
A dispatch was received from Adam
wager stating that S. P. Boyd, Road Over
seer of Road District 5. refused to open the
streets of Folsom, as directed by recent
order Of the Board, and the Clerk of the
Board was directed to notify MIR. Boyd that
unless the order Of the Board is complied
with he viii be removed.
The report of the County Surveyor, j.
Pierson, and Messrs. +. Kurtz and w. Craig
locating a road in District 8, was read and
fled.
The report Of the viewers heretofore
appointed by the Board to view out and
locate a road in District was read and lied
and the matter set for hearing January =,
1882, at II o'clock A. NJ. A Communication
from Len 3. Harris and the report ct District
Attorney Fl. l.. Buckley, in relation to the
purchase of the American river bridge, was
read and filed.
On motion L. j. circuit & Son were granted
the uss of the lower hall of the Pavilion at
the rate of $50 per month, providing that the
month in which the State fair is held therein
the sum of $50 is to be deducted to repair
any damages that occur by reason of such use.
The military of Sacramento are to have the
use of 60x60 feet in the northwest corner of
the building, for which agreement is to be
made to the lessees, their rent to be in pro-
portion to the space occupied, calculating by
the number of feet on the floor. The con-
tract is made for one year, with the privilege
of three. The two front rooms of the base
ment are excepted from the contract.
The Judiciary Committee reported al.
versely to the resolution heretofore referred
to them. resembling the former action of the
Board in relation to re-registering the citizens
OF the county.
These claims were allowed, and then the
Board adjourned until January 8. 1882: Win.
J. Davis, reporters fees in the case of the
People, etc vs. Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company, $500, Supervisors brennan, Viii.
son, Blair and Bailey voting aye, and Christy
no L. f. Bassett, $40; Chas. Nessell, SIG;
B. Gosner, 81; G. Nelson, SIG r. Collar.
SIC; B. Stuckenholtz, SIG; VIM. Neidhard,
50; s. Rothfeld, 50; Geo. B. Green, s2l: NJ.
McKenna. SIS; B. F. Alexander. SIG; John
hatcher, SIG; James Connell. S14; james
Popert Sc ; Robert Allen, S14; James Co
van, s14; M. J. Carroll, IS; N. w. Robins,
SlS; N. J. Toll. 81: Hartford Anderson,
SIS; All Dan. So; H. Voller, s..
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed December 21st.

Martha Bennett to NJ Schittler-Deed dated No.
vember u, 1881; west 20 feet of lots Is and Is,
block 4S, town OF Folsom. Consideration, $50
Capital Savings Bank to John Breuner-Deed
dated December 90 1881 lot 7, between l and J.,
Tenth and Eley enth streets. Consideration, 600.
James McCourt to l.. S. Dart--Deed dated Deem
Der 81 1881 southwest quarter section g. township
NORTH range east Consideration, 81 500.
E. Ray to S. Kruger--Deed dated December 20,
1881; subdivisions 10 and IL of San Jon de los
Mokeumnes grant. Consideration, 81.
s. Carrie to E. Greer-Deed dated December 81,
1881 east loo Of west 140 of section 90
township north, range east. Consideration,
$3.50.
Piled December 22d.
James Il. Cummings, by NJ N. Drew, Sheriff, to
L. s. Taylor-Deed dated April 10, 1879; 800 acres
of land on the Cosumnes being the land known as
the Cummings ranch. Consideration, Sl0i 45.
L. s. Taylor to P. Waggoner Grant dated Febru-
airy 49, 1881, to same land.s
Charles II. Wilder to Young Wo Company Deed
dated August II, 1881; lots l, 3 and 4, block II,
.own Of Folsom.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

DEPARTMENT ONE-DENsoN, Judge.
FRIDAY, December %. 1881.
J. F. Tranter VS.. Sacramento City-Demurrer
tanned and cause dismissed.
Top. H. Duffy VS.. Sacramento City Railua
Company Findings filed; judgment for plaintiff
for S4oo
II. Fl. Linnell vs. NJ. G. Hawley & Co.-Moton
that further account be rendered denied.
G. II. Gilman vs.. G. L. Curtis-Eighteen dollars
struck from cost bill.
Guardianship of Alice Maud Shape, a minor
Prayer of the petition filed by L. Fletcher denied.
Martin Dart vs.. l. F. Freeman-Demutrer
tanned and action dismissed
DEPARTMENT Two-TEMPLE, Judge
The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-o On trial. Cause continued to January 5,
1882.
ro-DAYs sALENpAR.
e3S-Jessie Rice VS.. J. II. McKune
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DURING THE HOLIDAYS, when people ex
change "social greetings" conviviality is
promoted by glass of Hub Punch" This
admirably prepared substitute for punch,
brewed impromptu, is delightful either with
hot or iced water, lemonade or milk. Re.
plenish your sideboards with it of any grocer,
druggist and wilma merchant. Richards &
Harrison, San Francisco, sole agents for the
Pacif coast
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT
CHARLES o. ROBINSON,

nF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKEN ROOMS
W and 10, Lewis Block corner of Fifth and
streets, and will receive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching, Water Coors, Pastel all branches OF OIL
Painting, Landscape, Marine, Flowers, Decorative,
Still Life, etc Terms made known upon application
at the Stildio d14-3ptf
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The first and best of American magazines
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THE CENTURY
(scribner's Monthly
FOR JANUARY,

Another great number, will be issued Decem.
Der 23d. 1t contains: "reminiscences of
THEIRS" by the Hon. f. B. Washburne
1.-THE Increase of Divorce" timely and
striking paper by Washington GLADDEN.
From Mentor to Elberon," by Colonel "a
+. Rockwell, an interesting anecdotal article,
dealing with events frcm Gsrfieid's nomina-
ton till his death, with an engraving by Krr.
ell of the portrait sent by Mrs. Garfield to
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for THE CENTURY by the Princess Louise of
England There are also striking illustrated
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raw" "a Provincial Capital of Mexicn. etc,
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Spofford. .'The Atlanta Cotton Exposition "
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Mrs. Burnetts Through One Administers
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Mosr acceptable holiday present, undoubs-
edly, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
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BUSINESS BooMING ! Standing room only
at the Leading Shoe House, No. ALL j street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Lewis Bros.
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BLACK double-faced satin. Is cents a yard.
L. Bien, Eighth and j streets.
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Christmas Presents !!
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
of gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION IS BETTER
III suited for a HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN A
COOP BOOK It remains through life 10 remind
the recipient OF the donor, and is source of
joy, both to the eye and the mind. 1t increases
he love If
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
M. E. Church South,

III. Z. SuuICu OUutu,
Seventh street. between J and K-Rev. T. H. B.
Sabbath school at 1880 p NJ. Subjects-morning
"The Advent OF Jesus. Evening Lesson OF the
Manger; or No Room for Christ" Seats free all
are invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The PASTOR Rev. H. II.
Rice, will preach Sabbath moraing at 10:45; and in
the evening" at o'clock, there will be Sabbath
school Christmas service. All are invited.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between l and J-Divine service at
IL A. N. Rev. c. 81. Davis officiating Rector.
Supday-schoo at 1890.
Kingsley Chapel, M. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and Rev. David
Deal, pastor. Preaching at 10:i5 A. NJ. and Up. M.
Praise service at 6:30 M. Sunday school at lao.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between N and 0-Prof. J. D. Brown
will address the congregation at IL A. NJ. Sunday
school at 10 A. NJ. Seats free. All invited.
United Brethren in Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and X streets. Rev. II. J.
Becker, pastor. Christmas sermon at II A. NJ. Sub
iect Vide Songs of Solomon, second chapter,
ninth verse. Sabbath.schoo at 9:45 A. NJ. Union
service at the Congregational Church, at o'clock
p. NJ
Seventh Day Adventist Mission,
Corner Eleventh and streets. Sabbath. school to-
day Saturday AT J.3U A. NJ, followed by meeting
at II o'clock. Bible readings Sunday night, and
prayer meeting Wednesday nights. AL are cor
daily invited.
Congregational Church.
Sixth street, between and J-The PASTOR Rev. I.
E. Dxinell, will preach tomorrow morning on q The
Coming of Christ" In the evening at o'clock,
Major White will conduct Gospel service, in
which several churches unite. This is the last Sab
bath evening service at which Major White and
Mr. Veterinarian are expected to be present. The
public invited.
Calvary Baptist Church.
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev J.
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and
2 r. NJ. Morning Christmas service for the chill
dren. Subject :" Gods Christmas Gifts Even
ing-Evangelical service. Subject: "Unnoticed
symptoms of Spiritual Decay" The children
cordially invited TO the morning service.
Sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between aH L. Rev T. S. Dunn, pastor.
will preach at 10:45 and P. Sunday school
at n Nj. Praise service at 6:30P II. Evening sub
jeet ''Star in the East" Christmas Tree at the
CHI tlis ara invited
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George W. Chesley, sole agent.
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FANCY Box, with two bottles of perfumery
only % cents, at Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and K streets.
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SATIN RIBBONS, 5 cents yard. L. Biep,
Eighth and j streets.
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INDIA Null, polka dot lace, trimmed ties,
quite new, only % cent?, at Hale's. corner
Ninth and K streets.
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SEE the immense crowds to-day at Lewis
Bros, No. All street, between Fourth and
Fifth. One price to everybody.
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SILK HANpKERcHIEFs in endless variety
at Anderson & Hamm'e, ga street, near
Tenth.
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You WILL always find the best bargains in
groceries at H. II. Pauik's Cash Grocery, S14
K street.
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LADIES' fancy border, polka dot handker-
chiefs. 3 cents each, at Hale's, corner Ninth
and K streets.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH. word to the wise
is sufficient. Save your money by buying
groceries IF Il. H. Paulk. Cash Grocer, S14
Z street.
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KID GLovEs.-The Surprise three-button
for So cents, at Anderson & Hamm's, 924
street. near Tenth.
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The TALK OF THE Town The display of
boots and shoes in front of the Leading Shoe
House, No. All J street. Lewis Bros One
price.
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FANS. fans. fans. Closing sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and streets.
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ALL light shade of satin formerly sold at
81 25), reduced to 80 cents. L. Bien, Eighth
and j Streets
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CHECKS CoUNT-Over $500 sales were
n sde from the toy counters yesterday at the
Red House.
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PURE linen damask towels, knotted fringe,
only % cents, at Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and K streets.
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LADIES' SILK TIEs.-Sixty dozen at % and
50 cents each, at Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and K streets.
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AN INTERVIEW.

Reporter" Hello, Gilman, ar, you in
charge at the Red House,"
G. H. Gilman" Yes, sir, / am Manager
there as before"
Reporter Why, things seem to be BOOM
ing here; there's evidence of push and BUSH
ness here"
Gilman" Thank you; that's the way we
do it.
Reporter-"H How about your troubles 81
Gilman>-"All there was of it is this
had domestic difficulties the community
estate had to be divided. Pending its judicial
decision, j. T. Griffitts was appointed Re-
ceiver. The matter is settled, and / am
Manager OF the Red House."
Reporter-"Yes, l know about that Re-
ceiver matter"
Gilman" And he reported to the Court
that the Red House business was not only
safe and sound, but rapidly advancing, and a
most desirable property"
Reporter-"Yes, l saw that. l should
Judge the holiday times to be good with
you"
Gilman" Good? That's no name for it.
We have splendid stock of toys, dress goods,
millinery, clothing, bric-a brac, fine goods,
boots and shoes in fact, everything"
Reporter" Who started this business,
Mr.. Gilman"
Gilman did, and no human being but
commanded any capital for it"
Reporter-"I have heard otherwise"
Gilman" Well, it was not so. | built
this business up, and put in and procured all
that ever went into it"
Reporter" Holiday trade seems very
| 6ne:'
Gilman" Don't know how it is with
others, but with US it is perfect boom. The
people know where to buy. Just look up
that store-room and see the crowds?'
Reporter see. You have wonderful
| trade"
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TURKEY-RED table napkins, 40 cents q
dozen, at Hale Bros. & Co., corner Niath and
K streets.
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THREE BUTTON misses best kid gloves, 70
cents pair. Closing sale Of L. Bien, Eighth
and streets.
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EXTRAORDINARY attractions for to-day
Don't fail to visit Hale Bros. & Co.. corner
Ninth and X streets.
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THE Leading Shoe House, No. All j street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Lewis Bros.
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Gents TIES of every description are sold
cheapest at the Low-Rsnt Store, Tenth and j
streets.
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A CONSIGNMENT of three hundred turkeys
will be rsffied for at the Bric-a-Brac Saloon,
on Second street, between j aud IS, this even
ing. A hot lunch will be seryed. Come one,
come ALL J. J. Murphy.