The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-24

quite serious illness.
DIR. u. s. Palmer, successor OF DIR. Ward,
was in town over Sunday.
Elmer and Jennie Darling, OF Hillsjale, are
spending short vacation at home.
Prof. C. L. Hutchins has gone to Stanton,
Montcalni county, to hold a musical institute.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
Nj. L. church on Thursday, Nov. 3oth. at
1880 a. IN.
The Kalamazoo 7s'egnph calls him the
Hon. +. A. Blackman. Is that because he
was once defeated candidate for the Le9is-
lature?
Prof. Harrington and Miss Eta Hopping
were in town over Sunday. They have gone
to Wisconsin to rejoin Leslie's chorus con-
cert company.
Prof Fred Jacobs, who has been i'll the
musical convention business, over in Indiana,
is in town. He is talking of holding a con
vention at Decatur.
A business meeting of the Alumni win be
held at Miss Mary Bryar's on Tuesday, Nov.
oSth at O'Clock p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. Fred Barry, recently prescription clerk
in Forsyth IL Bryar's, left Wednesday morn
ing for Davenport, Iowa, where he will en-
gage in drug business.
Mrs. wilkins, mother of Mrs. Chas. Mosier,
arrived home on Saturday last from the State
of New York where she has been enjoying n
pleasant visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Chas. Ritson of Waverly. has invented
a patent buggy which he thinks is going TO
be a fine thing. Mr.. L. II. Haynes will
manufacture them at the Randall foundry in
this town.
Miss Matte Blackman, who has been stop
ping at Marquette, came home last tuesday,
on account of the illness of her mother. We
are sorry to state that Mrs. Blackman re-
mains very i'll.
Married at the residence of the brides
mother, in Paw Paw township, by Hey. II.
w. Harvey, on Thursday, Nov. 2d. 1892, Miss
Carrie Lane, of Paw Paw. to Thos. Dud-
man. of Chicago.
p. b. Emery, Esq, went to Illinois a few
days ago and brought back with him bay
Cleveland stallion, very fine rangy fellow.
These horses are said to be the finest coach
horses in the world.
Wilber Babcock has been down near
Owosso, in this State, looking over Jerome
Eddy and some other high steppers. Mr.. y.
talks of bringing Royal George Messenger
stallion here i'll the spring.
Died, in Washington. ID. C., on Tuesday,
Nov. Il ith, after a short illness, of paralysis
Mrs. Sabrina A. Taylor, aged GS years. Mrs
Taylor was sister of Robert Orr, Samuel
Orr. sen., and Mrs. Dr. Russell OF this village
We are III receipt of fine package OF
flower bulbs from the we'll known seedsmen
Hiram Sibley Il Co. Any one desiring any
thing in their line, will meet with prompt
attention by addressing them at 200 & 2OG
Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Fred L. Mauk, who has lately returned
from Reynolds, Grand Forks county, Oak.
brought to our office, one day last week
some potatoes raised by him III that place
! They were as fine potatoes IS we ever saw
Evidently Dakota soil produces good yegeta.
bles.
Greenbacker Blackman, brother of 5. III
Blackman, who was reported elected "a Rep
resentative from the second district of Allegar
county, was beaten by Goodman, Republican
by a majority of 5G votes. He leads Repre-
sentative Warren from this district just one
vote.
If any one fails TO receive his NoBTBERNER
at any time between this and the first of
January, 1888, let him stop and think wheth-
er he has not been notified of the amount of
his arrearage OH subscription and neglected
to respond. We must keep our subscription
list on basis of prompt payment
The Lawrence Times evidently intends to
have its readers posted on the result of the
elections and 50 gives almost three columns
of election news on its first page which is
duplicated ON its second page. Re careful
boys what you put on the home side. We
fear that the patent plates" and "ready
prints will not work we'll together. They
are too liable to conflict.
A magnificent auroral display, perhaps
the most brilliant that has appeared f1ryears,
was. soen on Sunday night last Il was ylsi.