The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27

continue to say SO.
It is very dull with us for news this week,
but we cannot help it.
The wood market is not as brisk as it was
year ago this winter.
The hay panic that was predicted by the
honest granger, has not as yet struck us,
Our hotel registers show good business
this winter, and the landlords are happy.
Our city snow plows have had but very
little to do this winter, only been out once or
twice during the season.
Ella Bathrick is the happiest man you ever
saw-he has good fortune now nearly in
his grasp. Time win soon bring it.
That little house and barn that o. w. and
Judge Halves had on exhibition last week, is
for sale. Enquire of Ben. Heckert.
That valuable trotting mare, "Stem Wind
err" owned by Ira L. Cross of Waverly,
climbed the golden stairs last week.
Kalamazoo is soon to have new Opera
House costing $780, Godfather more than
they expected when they commenced.
John r. Clark, the Irish temperance ora
tor, delivered one of those eloquent addresses
of his at the M. f. Church the other night.
Ora Davis and his brother-in-law have
rented hotel in Morrison, ILL.,, and bought
the furniture, and Ora is now called land
lord
Harmon johnson has new ice pillow and
is putting up lots of good ice this season,
from to inches thick. Will store about
200 tons.
VIM. III. Glidden has bought him farm
in Antwerp township, consisting of 12O acres.
Hay seed has commenced to grow in his hair
already.
The First National Bank of Decatur has
been sending out its currency with the name
of the President off. Why is this thus, l..
d., can you tell?
The Michigan men of Colorado have or
ganized an association of their own, and
have elected for their President, Isaac f.
Barnum formerly of this place.
An honest granger told us the other day
that he did not vote for Judge Mills, but
thought he delivered good discharge to the
Jury in the Rowland murder trial.
Our Kalamazoo neighbors, last week, sent
our female chicken thief down to Ionia, the
little girl to Coldwater at school, and the big
white dog, we guess, into sausage.
If you nave my friends at distance that
have the s1naLl-pox, be sure and write to them
and urge them to answer personally at once.
If you don't catch it the first time, keep on
till you do.
Joe, the butcher, had the misfortune to
lose his Gray Eagle last Saturday. She got
cast and they shot her to get her out of her
misery. This makes pup and horse Joe
has lost within a few days.
DR.. G. A. Holmes, of Lockport, N. Y, is
here looking over our town, and will prob
ably locate here. The DR.. is the owner OF
the famous Hambletonian Stallion, "Comet,'
and will bring him here with him.
The season for protracted meetings is
at hand, and now let us be wise in well-doine
and quarantine every travelling dispenser Of
the good, for at least three days, and then
we will not come out the way Marcellus did
A Kalamazoo justice presented his bill fol-
fees before the Board of Supervisors at its
recent session. and when they come to looh
it over they found he had made mistake Of
$213.5O in his favor. How careless some
justices are.
Jimmy Stewart, spoken of last week, had
his trial for stealing the Goldfish before JUS
tice Gelligan, on Monday last. Although
Jimmy said, $50 God he nebber took dem,
three witnesses established the fact that ht
did, and he went up for 10 days.
Mag. Slack, late Captain of Co. a." 11tt
Mich. Cavalry, is in Kalamazoo Jail fol
marching off in another mans boots. The
Capt. has gained considerable notoriety with
in the last few years, in the lower courts Of
this and Kalamazoo counties, for small Of
lenses
Waverly Wnnderings.
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