The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-21

Mrs. Searles, are visiting at Port Byron, n. Y.
"Keep of the grass" is what Sheriff Van
Auken's little sign boards say, in front of
the Court House.
j. II. johnson, of South Haven, made a
pleasant visit to this Office on Tuesday last.
Glad to see you Jim.
Geo. L. Breck and wife started Tuesday
for trip around the lakes, TO be
gone about two weeks.
X. o. Beebe Esq, our life insurance man,
says two good men can find employment
with him in his business.
New cross-walk on Main street, between
Dyckman House and Tyler's store, also in
front of the Court House.
Writing locals these dull times. when every
body is at work in the harvest fielo, IL good
deal like making bricks without straw.
+. f. Bradt has been engaged as Principal
of the Hartford school at a salary of 800.
His wife will not teach the coming year.
r. Z. Quick Esq. has gone to Mancelona,
Antrim county, after little recreation and
to look after his business up there.
They say Johnny Sebring, Ed. Cable and
Billy Martin, of Bangor, drew $4,000
prize in the Louisiana state lottery.
Hon. J. j. Woodman is erecting a large
farm buildings and plenty of them.
C. A. Harrison and wife, accompanied by
Miss Isidore Harrison, started on Tuesday
last, for visit to North Branford, Conn.
"Cleaning house" and painting at Holmes
& Spicer's improves matters there. The pro-
prietors mean to have things about right
Alfred Jennings, graduate of Decatur I'M
ion school, class of 'S2, has been engaged to
teach the Lawrence school. Salary $500.
j. II. Kelly Esq, of Lawrence, on Tuesday
last, brought to this Office a couple of last
years apples as fresh as when first gathered.
We shall be pleased to have township COM
mittees send in their calls for Republican
caucuses. No charges for publishing them.
Our enterprising news man, G.. w. Mat
thews, has recently purchased fine stock IF
musical goods, which he expects 20 sell
cheap.
Hank Williams has purchased Charley
Heath's matched span of Black Hawks for
1895. He intends 10 take them TO Dakota
with him.
Gilbert Mitchell is building large new
barn on his farm in Geneva. Gil. is whole
souled chap and we are glad to learn of his
prosperity.
We acknowledge ourselves indebted TO the
Kalamazoo Telegraph for the plan of our
South Carolina outline map printed in an
other column.
julius Clapp Esq, of Boston, Mass. is Wis.,
iting his father, John I. Clapp. We under
stand John intends to purchase place and
move into the village.
David Smith, of Bloomingdale, reports the
wheat crop in his neighborhood as excellent.
Dave cut six acres that put up forty-two
dozen bundles to the acre.
The roster of Brodhead Post, q. A. r.,
now numbers 81 members with enough out
standing to crowd 100, which number the
boys expect TO reach very soon.
Gene Ocobock of Auburn, N. Y. is visiting
old friends and relatives in this village. He
has been absent for three years, but he looks
as natural as basket of chips.
Sellick d Go. have made somo improve
ments in the internal arrangements of their
store, so as to better accommodate customers
and make room for their mammoth stock.
On Sunday evening last there was stolen
from Lyman Cooper, of Lawrence, a span
of horses, harness, blankets and surcingles,
and at the Same time from Nathan wakeman
platform spring wagon.
Miss Eta Hopping, the accomplished alto
of the Leslie chorus concert company, is a
fine player and singer and was greatly ad-
mired by the audience Monday evening
Columbia City Qnd) Post.
Judge Mills and wife have gone east on a
visit. Mrs. nj. will stop with friends in New
York, while the Judge will go to Lowell,
Mass, and North Branford, Conn. He will
be absent about six weeks.
"Howl that suit your" said the hound pup,
az he looked up at the visitors window and
reminded him that the moon was up.-Bdhi.
more american. "Dog gone lcey," said the
visitor replacing his revolver in the bureau