The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-02-10
WHOLE NO. l403:

The youngest daughter of 4. II. Heron, -
child about years old. liaS been in critical
condition for several days. About two weeks
ago she slipped aud fell upon the walk, but
no serious danger was Mt that time thought
to arise from it, until Saturday night when g
physician was called, who thought she haA
symptoms OF spinal fever. but has since con
cluded that she was suffering from the effects
of the fall. Later-She died Thursday mo,1,
ing and Was buried to-day.
Iifty-eight couple gathered III the Opera
House on Monday night To join the festive.
dance. making in all iust i've hundred and
eighty light fantastic toes provided each hai
! natures compliment. no more nor Iess) The
gallery was well filed With spectators who
watched the Ciddy dancers. The music.
which would enthuse elasticity into the most
rheumatic limb. was furnished by Hull g.
.ipo,G's band Of Constantine. and "all went
merry 9s u marriage beIl.'
On Friday forenoon last while Alien Bar-
wick and his father We're driving out of
Kalamazoo ON their way home. their TEAM
became frightened snd ran away. Roth ware
ihrewn out OF the wagon. the old gentleman
receiving {. few bruises on the side of he,
face and Allen having bis right shoulder dis.
located. They were both taken hack tu
kalamazon where they received proper ruea
icai troatmeni, and returned home On Sa1ur-
day. Il took ihe physician FROM half PAST
IL O'Clock Il. III. Null : p. III. 10 set Aliens
shoulder. II being very difficuIt TO Keep H.
III place after setting il.
Tic frnorsl uf Mrs. Laura Bitely. WHOSE.
death occrrreG ON Saturday last. took place.
frorn her late residence on Mondny. Mr..
Bitely was boru in Washington county. y. y.
April 3d. $500. after her Marriage size ~.
sided in Saratoga county. until removing "a.
faw l'&w IN 1851. Tweuty -four yesrs gro
she buried her husband since Wick sl,s hs.
lived witt and BEEN cared for nv ber chiIs
ren, "a respected. intelligent old lady. Sb.,
bad been a faithful member Of the Me,ho1i.f
chnrch ior more ihsn sixiy,tive years. aud
Wac one OF those true. noble old lanses
women, wbose early lives reached 50 rearly
back 70 the GAVIN of heir eo1ntr, = struos.r,,
Tor liberty, and were reared nmong the pr'iy.-
tons of our lorefathors, which instiIIed into
their natEre7 such characteristics af lo,slfy
and true wornanhOod. that ii1ne could rot
eradicate. Sire was the mother of Hon ".
II. BiSe!y and Mrs. Amos Morris az I.avton.
also has two daughters living here be,i,l.s =
large numhcr 0f friends.
Those who were - severely criiicisinc
Judge Mills for sending - former ciiizen of
this pLacc - Jackson Tor two years ol a
cllarge ot stealing Ten cents. must have l..en
astonished Yesterday st seeing seymour
Smith walking about The streets hooking h,t-.
ter and hetter dressed than ever The rscf..
are that uIie Barton. not smith. WHO Was .,n,,
uri suspended sentence when he committed
the ohense charged, was sentenced by the,
Judge, as he deserved. The mischief makers
must hurry up auG catch onto something
else. 'Evoryihin" goer" with ti-m.-- D,to-
tVr RsSublic10.
tNIbrh COUNTY. January a0tL-
EprroE T,UE NoErnnHu:
| wish to heS space enough in your
columns for these few lines. 10 lei some of
your readers and my friends in WaN.ri,
know that ] arrived safely ai Manceloua
There Was ahont two feet of snow here when
We arrived. We found Mr.. Rodenhau.h.
formerly OF Glendale. doing It very thriving
business. For about two or three DAYS the
weather was extremely cold. end thought is
this i the north woods ! should be glad to
/ get back 10 Glendale. but il soon becan.
warmer. and in few days We could sit c,tu-
! fortably with open doors. We are ntuch
pleased with the outlook here. amt b,hsve
We have struck splendid section ot the
country. Everybody seems Ia be doine we'll
here with plenty of work and 10 such cry
! of hard times and debts a. We were ac.s..-
toned ~ hear in Wavelly. and consequently
no use for the croakers who blame The nm
eral government for all their ills and rai.s.
fortunes. and condemn the old reliable ,..-
publican party which has sustained this GOV
ernm,nt during tue dark days of civil way
To all such friends we would say. vot away
from old Van Buren,. and ont from under ilva
debts which now harass Them and seeL lew
fortunes in this newer part of our State. We
visited Belair. our county seat, found Quiet