The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23

many friends will hate to have her move away.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kiburn will be glad to learn they are already
feeling the beneficial effects of the New
England air.
We were favored on Friday last by call
from Mr. Bailey, one of the editors of the
Allegan Tribune. Glad to make your &C
quaintance, Bro. Bailey.
Geo. b. Phillips has a new side bar carriage
from the shop of Garvin il Eichoalds, and
and one of Koons' best single strap harness
es. Look out girls, look out.
We call the attention of our readers to the
resolutions of the Clinton County Grange,
published in another column, with reference
to the Burrows patent bill.
The correspondent of the Decatur RepuJ-
Hcdn, speaking of the absence of Miss Con
from Lawrence, modestly using the plural
says we bflull llllSS utT.
The ladies' of the Free Baptist chNch
and society, will hold an ice-cream and straw
berry social on the court house grounds,
Tuesday evening" June 27th. All are invited.
We omitted to mention in our last issue
that our worthy townsman, Mr.. Milan T..
Richardson, had taken his departure for a
few days of rest in the great metropolis of
the west-Chicago.
!. N. Stickney, Esq, has removed his shoe
shop from Darling's store building to the
little red shop two doors south, which he has
repaired and refitted so that it makes o very
cosy place of business.
Gen. B. d. Pritchard, President of the
Soldiers and Sailors Association of South
western Michigan, has appointed Major q.
| w. Lawton as a member of the finance COM
mittee of the association.
Burglary at Lawrence Last Sunday night in
the store of Messrs. Sweet h Bass. The bur
glars drilled their their way into their safe
and obtained half dollar for their labor.
! Not very remunerative work.
On Wednesday last Miss Althea Fales made
complaint that John Burns had assaulted
her. Johnny was arraigned before Esq
Galligan and plead guilty. The court as
sessed him $3.50 and told him 10 go and sin
no more.
In our last weeks account of the Lawton
graduating exercises, one of the orations was &C
cidentally omitted. 1t was entitled "Emblems'
and was nicely delivered by G.. w. Cornish
who, in conclusion, paid fine tribute 10 oul
national flag.
We call attention to the change of time OF
the Narrow Gauge. The forenoon train
leaves at 1920, half an hour earlier than be-
fore, and leaves Lawton at 1895. At Law
renee the morning train leaves at $50 and
the evening train at 300.
A complaint was made against Robert
Shields of Coolies, on Monday last, charging
him with keeping his bar open after nine
o'clock in the evening. He was arraigned
before Justice Warner, and his trial set fol
Tuesday morning, June 26th.
At the annual examination of A. y. Browns
school for boys and young men in Detroit
on Tuesday of last week, the gold media
awarded for regular attendance, excellent
conduct and high scholarship, was won by
Master Vim. r. Sellick, son of W. j. Sellich
of this village.
While on his way home from the Medica
Association at st. Paul, DIR. Andrews was
taken severely i'll and has been detained al
Milwaukee, unable to travel. At latest ad
vices he was little better, but still very
weak. We hope he may recover very soon
His wife, of course is with him.
w. w. Hodge recently sheared his fourteen
thoroughbred merino ewes, two of them q
year old, and found they averaged him yield
of wool of 13 lbs, 6l5 OF. each. One of his
yearlings sheaed 171& lbs, with the carcass
weighing but Go lbs., while the other gave
12lt lbs. of wool from 4s 10 carcass. Who
can beat it?-Seattael.
On Wednesday last the Pros. Atty made G
complaint against Geo. w. Myers of Goble-
vile, druggist at that place, for doing bus
ness without having fled the requisite bond
Mr.. Myers on being arraigned pleaded guilty
and was fined S25 and costs. He says his
bond was properly executed bur not filed be.
cause it was forgotten AIS. II: h::.nself oav4
the information on which the complaint was
based.
The two belongs (Ab. and R1y) went
fishing at Pugsleys lake the other day. The