The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-02-03

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subdued The schools have been opened
and there are no fears of further spread Of
the dreaded disease.
Mr.. Lawrence Depew, of Detroit; MIR.
Frank Smith, of Chicago, aud Marcus Mat
thews, of Lundy's Lane, Pa, came 10 attend
the funeral of Chas. Matthews.
Free d Martin have purchased Deuchner's
interest in the stave mill near the depot,
nings farm, paying 500 for the timber.
According to the New York Graphic's
illustrations one of the Guiteau jurymen
looks very much like Don Henderson. 1t is
no secret that Don .tsels just as the whole
jury did.-Eceniag Ne'cs.
The caslSet containing the remains of the
| late Chas. Matthews, was placed in one of
Mr.. Balls iron burglar proof vaults. before
putting it into the ground. We think this
is the first one ever used here.
Through the courtesy of Gov. Jerome we
have copy of the report of the tax COM
mission and the bill which it has pre-
pared. Any one wishing to look them over
can do SO by calling at our office.
We received a pleasant call from special
agent Hall of the Girard Fire ms. Co.. on
Wednesday last. Mr.. Hall is a gentleman
and represents good company. Cal again.
we shall always be glad to see you.
The nurse who left the smallpox patients
at Leesburg the other day, went down to his
brothers near Moore Park, st. Jo county,
was taken down with the disease and ex-
posed family of five persons TO il.
Charles Wernicke and Mrs. Shilling and
children are here from Blackfoot, Idaho.
Charley is much pleased with that country
and says Everybody there is just as busy as
they can be- He will remain here four OF
five weeks.
Lost, n ladies gold watch in this village
between Harris shop and the Free Baptist
| church, on Wednesday. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning it 10 Mrs
N. II. Bangs, or 10y leaving il at Chsppell's
Iiewelry store.
The smallpox nurse at Leesburg left We'd
nesday, for parts unknown, wearing the
clothes he had on while on duty. Parties
were here the same day in search of some
body TO take his place. but without success
KdrcelIus Neos.
The Van Buren, Light Guard Band will
give grand Washington's Birthday Ball al
Marshall's Hall in Lawrence. OH "Wednesday
evening" Feb. 22d. They say they are to
have the best orchestra in Western Michigan
and expect good time.
AS Burton and Clara Smith were going
home from Hartford one night last week
his team ran away and Clare was injured
though not seriously, 10y jumping out of the
wagon. Mr.. Smith had already got out o!
the wagon when the team started.
DR.. Scott, Geo. Breck and Ed. Longwell
Paw Paw boys at Ann Arbor accompanied
the remains of Chas. Matthews from that
place last Saturday night. These young men
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Mr.. Matthews after the operation. DR.. Scott
remained with him 4 nights out of the first
week.
At the last meeting of Brodhead Post No
81, q. A. r., held on Thursday evening OF
last week, five new recruits were mustered
in and several new applications received
Many of the members have already purchased
their uniforms and the Post is in good work
ing order.
Mr. 4. -. Munger brought the remains OF
his wife from Minneapolis and buried her by
the side of his daughter in the Clapp cemetery
ON Saturday last. Ii will be remembered
that the death of Mrs. Munger was noticed
i'll the NoRTHEBNER when it occurred about
one year ago.
Our genial friend, G. A. Harrison, was
appointed by Governor Jerome rs a repre-
sentative Of the State of Michigan TO the
convention of the American Agricultural As
sociation, now in session at New York City.
Owing to business matters, Mr.. ii. was conf
PEELED to decline the appointment.
The January number of Chaiterbox is
filed with things interesting, like all its
former numbers. II is q magazine which
loses nothing by growing old. 1t is one of
the best publications for young people
printed. Price one dollar per year, and is
published by Estes d Lauriat, Boston, Mass.
Charles Fighter. young lad ten years of