The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-10

I. -. doSkinS, Esd, mas soiu nlsContracI to
work the Richards farm in Lawrence to VIM.
Abbott of Almena. Mr.. Hoskins has re-
moved to his fathers farm in Antwerp, and
has also taken Asa Gliddens farm. Hoskins
says he is never out of Job.
Prof. Dickey, of Albion college, delivered
at the Court House, last Saturday evening,
one of the finest and most telling temperance
addresses to which it was ever our good for
tune to listen. Those who failed to at
tend. missed a rare treat indeed.
Married, in Big Rapids, Mich. Nov. 9th,
Nr. Mulford ID. Buskirk and Miss Jennie A.
Babcock, both OF Paw Paw, Mich. The new
Is married couple left the next morning for
Cadillac, Mich. for short visit, after which
they will return home. All wish them joy.
On Wednesday of last week, Mrs. A.
Hyames left bundle, either at Fred Ayery's
or Broughtons store, which some one has
probably carried away by mistake. 1t contained
cloth for a sacque, cut and ready TO put to-
gether. If the party who has it will return
it 70 Fred Avery's store. Mr.. Hyames will
pay them for the trouble.
Jerry Bridges shipped one car of apples
west Oh Tuesday, Eugene Bridges and Alya
Brink one each, Saml Hoppin and 4. L.
Barnes two EACH All of the parties accom-
country. Mr.. Hoppin is to select some land
for other parties. who are to start for Dakota
in the spring.-RFector.
Elder Ebert closes his labors with the
Christian church at this place on Sunday
nexh The Elder has many warm friends
here who will regret to part with him and
his estimable family He may rest assured
that he will have their best wishes wherever
his lot may be cast The NoRrHEBN&B is
glad TO be classed among those who will al
ways remember him kindly.
bold piece of horse stealing and burglary
was perpetrated in our village on Thursday
night. The scoundrels first stole the delivery
horse and wagon recently purchased by Mr..
I.antz of Mr.. Nyman, and then broke into
the wooden factory and carried of large
amount of cloths and yarn. Certain parties
are suspected, and it is hoped that the re-
ward of 500 which has been offered may
| lead to the detection of the thieves and re-
turn of the property.-B"0gor 1dr1cr.
On Wednesday evening OF last week, as
Henry Glidden, of Antwerp, was driving 10 a
neiShbor's with two little girls in his wagon,
he drove against stump, the little ones were
thrown from the wagon, the team ran away,
and got loose from the wagon, and as they
reached the railroad track, came in contact
with passing tram and both horses were
killed. Fortunately none OF the occupants
OF the vehicle were seriously injured al
though Mr.. c. was considerably bruised.
The Lawrence Times, published by Wilson
x Moon, nut in an appearance on Saturday
last. 1t is a six column folio and presents a
fair appearance. Mr.. Wilson is a Paw Paw
boy, who has had considerable experience in
the printing business, and we have no doubt
that both of the editors of the new sheet will
use their best endeayors to make il a credit
to themselves and its patrons. The news
paper field in this county is pretty thorough
ly occupied, nevertheless we trust the boys
NAV meet with the full measure of success
which their enterprise and pluck WILL doubt
less merit.
On Saturday last we took a ride over the
new railroad. We went within sight of the
village of Hartford. The road is in excellent
condition, and it is probable that before
laid. 1t would have been completed, ere
this, had il not been for the unaccountable
! ueldN III Iue Snlpnent OI lrou' MUCH CTeuit
is due to the indomitable energy with which
Mr.. Ihling and the other officers OF the road
have pushed this enterprise We predict
that the road will prove to be OF great inn
portance to this town. as well as to al the
other towns along the route.
J The following is list of jurors drawn to
attend the next term of our circuit court VII
John II. Reese, Bangor; A. T.. Alirich, ), III
Spencer Van Ostrand, Geneva; George IL
Bradley, Covert William II. Mcl<cale. Pine
Grove; Geo. w. Failing, Almena DeWiltor
Phillips. Antwerp; VIM. Hail, Porter; Oliver
Lyle, Decatur Loreno C. Hurd, Paw Paw
p. L. Streator, waverly j. III. Easco, Bloom
ingdale John Mocklencale, Columbia; Chas
Burrell, Arlington; James Nj. Blowers. Law
renee Jarvis M. Skinner, Hamilton Emery
o. Simpson, Hartford; George Shine. Ban
gor; John l.. Wilcox, Geneva; Geo. Rouse
South Haven; Frank Beals. Covert Charlie,
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