The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-17
Mrs. A. J. Mills is sick with the intermit-

Potatoes SIPS, corn % cts., oats 40 cts.,
wheat S1.ls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manning were here
the fore part of this week.
Mr.. A. Hathaway has purchased Loren q.
Dunning's place which adjoins his.
A. H. Heron has purchased of Mrs.. Hen
drick, the Waters house and lot.
Mr.. A. Hathaway has gone to Muskegon
to attend 10 his lumber business there.
Geo. Matthews has moved his news depot
into the store occupied by MIR. Hurlbut.
w. II. Filley has an auction sale at l.. h.
Sheldon's IN Gliddenburg on Saturday,
March 25th.
There will be mission Sabbath school
concert at the Presbyterian church, Oh Sun
day evening next.
Dansby g. Sage have added to their livery
one new two-seated carriage and one single
carriage which are very fine.
Invitations are out for the marriage, at
Marcelus, on the 10Th inst. of Capt. Geo. /.
Nash and Mrs. Clarrene Newkirk.
Judge Mills came home TO spend Sunday
with his family. He will be engaged on the
bench about three weeks longer at Kalamazoo.
Albert Mears of Whitehall, was in town
the fore part of this week, the guest OF
Joseph Kibun. He took Mrs. Chas. Geo.
| book home with him.
Mr. /. B. Lane left for his home in Berrien
county, on Tuesday. He has been staying
here since his fathers funeral. unable on ac-
count of sickness 10 return.
The Dowagiac agricultural society hold
their next fair on Oct. 11th, 18th, 18th and
Nth. They talk Of making considerable ad
dition to their buildings this summer.
The Courier man thinks that editors dom
|
ton ON the ticket at the late corporation
election. but the democrats kicked. They
wouldn't have it.
Among the new advertisements i'll thii
issue will be found one from Messrs. Rath
bone, Sard IL CO.. manufacturers of the cele
brated "Acorn Stoves and Ranges" Every
stove is fully warranted. Send for sample
copy of 7hc Ac0rn Times, published by
Rathbone, Sard * Co., Detroit, Mich.
The editor of the Courier published IN,
scurrilous article of the Messenger on us
and then says he "never said anything hal
so mean as that about the NoRTHEBNEB. y
not, why not. He has alwaya said the mean
est things about us he is capable of, but W.
party away. nor of printing bogus tickets.
The lecture delivered by Col. L. j. Cope
land on the "Mistakes of Bob was one o
the finest ever delivered in this village. HI
spoke for two hours and twenty minutes il
a rapid manner, and ut times was very elo
quont He would go from the sublime (,
the ridiculous in quick succession and mad
many witty and telling hits Oh the ilustriou
Bob.
The South Haven Messenger of last weel
devoted nearly n column of its valuable(
space in eulogizing ono Baldwin, l5-yea
convict in the New Jersey State prison. b.
an error in make up" evidently, severa
lines eulogistic of this journal were sand
wiched into the article Sort 'em out, Brown
so we can tell just how much was ntende,
for US.
Last week the school house in the Goul,
district. in Porter, Van Buren county, Wa
burned down. IL was n new building, and a
the time il was erected there was "a dirput
in regard TO the location ard il il suppose,
to have been burned out of spite. A youny
man named Golding has been arrested ol
suspicion, as the party who did the deed
! MdTcclus NGrS.
We know of no such district in Porter
nor of any one by the name of Golding liv
ing there. The editor must be little off
We think.
On Friday evening, March oath, the lover
of good music will have presented 10 then
an enchanting programme, at Longwell'
Opera House. Prof. Stenton, of Kalamazoo
with an orchestra composed of fifteen of tn
college students, some of them ladies'. vii
evoke dulcet strains and delicious cadencef
A fine selection of vocal music will be inter
spersed. Tickets % cents with reserved seat
may be obtained at Chappell's. A reduction
to families.
We invite attention to the call for repub
lican caucus in this village published in an
other column. The caucus il TO be held ol
the "Wednesday preceding the town meeting
and IL is very desirable that there should b
n full attendance. We urge every republi