The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-18


bushels of wheat from &c acres. One five
acre piece yielded 40 bushels per acre.
Miss Jessie Chaplin, of Jackson, is spend
ing few days at McCabe's. Also Misses
Maud and Mabel Root, of Kalamazoo.
c. p. Rawson, Esq, has returned from
New York. While there he purchased of E.
Townsend, Esq, very fine stock ram.
Hank McCabe stepped through a hole IN
the sidewalk and put his knee out of joint.
He limps around with a cane, and he hasn't
any accident policy.
Some as fine specimens of Hale's Early
peach as we ever saw, were left on our table
last Monday. They were from the orchard
of Mosier Bros. in Porter
Eden Engle, with headlight to shine
their eyes, and a shotgun to coax them down,
makes the coons that visit his cornfields,
these dark nights, look sick indeed.
A matched game of base ball is arranged to
be played between the Paw Paw and Lawton
mines, at the Fair Grounds on the 29th inst.
The boys can play game worth Seeing.
"Gov. Tilden" died at Marshall, Mich, on
the morning of the 10Th inst. post
mOrtem revealed the fact that he died of
heart disease. Twa'nt "Samy," twas
horse
Frank Burton, before Esq. Galligan, on
Tuesday last, plead guilty to the larceny of
$40 bill. His honor pleasantly remarked,
80 fine and sc costs, or Is days in the
cooler.
There is talk of matched game of base
ball between the 4th mines of Paw Paw and
Lawton, of which, Masters Marion Rowland
and Oliver Lawton are the respective cap
tains.
Wib. Warner, Secretary of the Common
wealth Accident Association, of Grand
Rapids, was in town on Friday last, adjust
ing the claim of II. o. Beebe, for falling
through his barn floor.
The charming young actress, Miss Pearl
Eytinge, in Robert NJ. Yost's new and beauti-
full drama, Brentwood, under the manage
ment of Alex. Il. Webb, will appear at Paw
Paw, October 18th, 1882.
c. G. Nash provided for his family by
S9,450 life insurance. Every Iaan should
take the same kind of forethought for his
family, so that in case of his death, they may
not be left without means of support.
We have just purchased a lot of new Job
type aud other material for the NoRTHERNER
office, and are better prepared than ever be-
fore, to do good work for our customers.
Bring on your jobs, satisfaction guaranteed.
c. w. Young and A. Van Aulen have been
appointed as a committee to let the dining
hall and booth privileges at the next county
fair. A. Van Auken is committee on dane
ing hall. He probably expects to get his
dancing free.
Henry Ewers, the white barber, who was
charged with running away with Rol. Lor-
kins' money, returned to town on Monday
last. He was arrested on charge of en-
bezzlement, and his examination set for
Tuesday next.
Mrs. Isa Wilson Porter will give public
seance on Saturday evening next, at Long
wells Opera House. Admission % cents.
She will give private sittings during the day
at Mrs. Towns, from until half past IL,
and from / until 3.
Voters should remember that they must
all re register before the November election.
There is no exception to this rule. The old
registration is wholly valueless, and any
voter who does not get registered anew, will
be deprived of his vote.
Charles Flanders returned from Dakota on
Thursday of last week. He reports crops
there as excellent, and tells of oats that
yielded 93 bushels to the acre. He is located
about 20 miles from Aberdeen and six miles
from Columbia, the county seat of Brown
county. He intends to return in October.
The Directors of our county fair offer $3.50
as premiums to the best drilled posts of the
Grand Army. First premium S125, second
S75, third $50. Now let all the posts in the
county prepare themselves and compete for
these prizes. 1t will, no doubt, be one of
the most attractive features of the fair.
HEAD QUARTERS BRoDHEAD Posr,
q. A. r., DEPT. OF Mich.
Paw Paw, Aug. 14th.
SPECIAL ORDER: R:-The Commander of this
Post takes this method of urging the men,
bers of this Post to be present at its next
regular meeting, to be held at its Post-room
ON, tba e =.