The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-11
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Mrs. L. c. Hendrick has returned from her
eastern trip.
Dogs will kill chickens sometimes. Ask
Milan or Ashbel.
Elder Goodman has gone to Chautauqua for
a summer vacation.
Lawyer Cross, of Bangor, made us pleas
ant visit on Monday last Come again Cal.
See call for Republican county conven-
ton in another column, to be held Sept. 10.
Matthews. the Bookseller, has something
new to say this week. Read his advertise
ment.
f. A. Earle, of Ypsilanti formerly Paw
Paw boy, made us pleasant call on wednes-
day last.
Miss Jennie Rowland, of Clarksfeld, Ohio,
is visiting relatives here and at Hartford and
Lawrence.
j. Wilcox has secured the services of Ben.
Hill, man of IL years experience in the art
of shaving.
Enos Stevens, of Mattawan, recently sold
his span of mares for $500 each. 1t pays to
raise such stock.
We are indebted to Matthews, our news
man. for bottle of very fine ink. He al
ways keeps good goods.
Ambrose f. Moon, formerly of Antwerp,
and who was well known to many of our cit
liens, died at Rome, Ga, on the I'd inst.
Silas Engle lost, on our streets last Satur-
day, a uff-button. The setting was of crys-
tallized quartz, bound by plain band of gold
David Callicut and Chancey Cook plead
guilty to assault and battery in Galligan's
court on Saturday last Fined $500 and
costs.
Il. l.. Warren of the Decatur Republican
called on us as we were going to press, last
week. Call again Bro. Warren when we are
not so busy.
Mr. Heckert, who is acting as attorney for
D. Fisher. Esq, of Kalamazoo informs us
that Mr.. F. has an important matter pending,
which may involve litigation.
J.w. Luce was in town the first of the
week. Joe is stopping at the west end of
Crooked Lake eight miles from Petoskey.
He is in the drug and grocery trade.
w. p. Sutton, q. s. Consul at Matamoras
Mexico, was at the Lawrence convention.
He says he shall not return until "Yellow
jack is less numerous down there.
Mr.. H. S. Williams has written for his
family to come to Aberdeen, Dakota, where
he is now located. Mr.. w. is to go into the
land Office, as an assistant to Register Dun
combe.
The survivors of the 10Th Mich. Vol. Inft.,
viii hold their annual reunion at Three
Rivers, Aug. oath, at 10 o'clock a. M, being
the second day of the reunion of the S. & S.
A. S. w. NJ.
DIS. J. T. Keables and G.. l.. Rose, of De
catur, called at the NoRrHERNER Office on
Friday last. Call again gentlemen when we
have not gone to convention. Always pleased
to see our friends.
Henry Matthews, ESQ.,, on Aug 4th, left at
our residence some very fine sweet corn.
Who had it sooner? Mr.. M. is in the garden
ing business quite extensively, and will
market his produce here.
At the recent meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias, our former townsman
Durelle T. Glidden was chosen Grand Vice
Chancellor, only one step from the highest
position in the Grand Lodge.
Luther Dean brought to the NoRTHtRNeR
offoe on Tuesday last, a half dozen apples
fresh ald fair, of the Jonathan veriety. Tley
were kept oil winter in barrel in his cellar.
This beats suything we have heard of in the
line Of keeping apples.