The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-02
Observers Observations.
Corn so cts.
Wheat S1.95.

StiCh 10 SOuA NoOitli'
1t begins 10 smell summerish.
DIR. Woodman has new carriage.
The wood season is in bloom again.
The celebration was grand success.
Miss Belle Holt has gone to Wisconsin.
Sam. Holmes wants TO apply for a pension.
John NJ. Sherrod lost horse last Friday.
Tommy Galligan and wife have gone to
York State.
The oyerseers of highways have COM
menced hostilities.
Duncombe, Stearns d Co. have bran
new, nobby delivery wagon
Potatoes have been twice cut down by the
frost. Their price has not.
Wheat is doing finely and promises to be
a large crop throughout the county.
CA. Harrison has new Young Wilkes
colt for which lie has refused 500.
1t only costs poor fellow IS cts nova
days, for cows wrist, to make little soup.
Charley Emery, who has been gone from
this town for the past four years, is back
again.
Almena had an elopement case few days
since. One of the clippers was married
woman.
John S. vanKirk, the old fisherman
caught an eel in the Central Mills pond last
week, which dressed / 3 pounds.
Two young men of East Decatur had a
whole days fight last week, over the owner
ship of little innocent lamb.
Mary e. claimed that we insinuated that
she had not spoken the exact truth about her
getting potatoes in Wisconsin for 20 cts. per
bushel Not so, Mary, we presume you
could have got them for 20 cts.
! 4 doctor pedlar, or pedar doctor, got
drunk or Lawton whiskey one day last week,
and came near killing himself by running
into shade tree up in the Lee district and
scooping his box and self off on the ground
Those parties who left their cows out last
Sunday night to roam the streets where
pastures are green and in the gardens where
flowers bloom, found them the next morning
in the pound, with dollar pound fees to
pay on each COW. 1t pays, try it again.
That honest granger living near Mattawan,
who brought such disgrace on little 49,
year old lassie, whom he had employed to
rock his babies, through last harvest season,
has been arrested on cdpids from the cir
cult court, on complaint of the girls father.
It is boy, and some say they talk of naming
it Cyrus, after its illustrious sire who at the
time of this present writing, in default of
BAIL languishes behind the prison bars.
John Moden's new doctor has at last
struck his gait, and has found just where
all Johns difficulties lie. He says it is
neither paralysis, nor spinal affection. but
purely a case of poison, and he will soon
have John on his taps again. John says he
is fast improving and will soon be well. and
the man who did the awful deed and under
took TO watt his gentle spirit on high, has
Climbed the golden stair himself, and his
body to-day lies sleeping beneath the sod
and his name was
Paw Paw has a woman who claims to be
the habitation of q serpent, which plies his
vocation in her stomach at his leisure and in
manner far from agreeable to her. The
motion of his snakeship can be readily OBJ
served as he moves about in his novel abid-
ing place. DIR. Andrews has been trying for
the past few days TO serve a writ of eject
ment on him, to vacate the premises Mr..
Snake not only insists that he is the real, but
the riparian owner of the premises and will
undoubtedly insist upon his right to remain