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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-12-13
Paw Paw, Mich.
Money 80 Loan.

Parties desirous of obtaining Loans on
Good Security, will find it to their advantage
to call on me. Real estate for sale. Insur-
ance, Collections, and Conveyancing Solicited
1453-ly HARRY 5. RICHARDS,
Onnnsite the Court House
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Opposite the
Millinery.

have full and complete assortment of
all the latest Fall and Winter styles of Hats,
Bonnets, Feathers, and Trimmings. l have
an experienced trimmer. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
4G6ly MRS. II. 4. ODELL.
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WhitewaSl.inG. Calcimining. etc.

am now prepared to do whitewashing, al
abastining, calcimiping, patching, ETC., on
shortest notice and reasonable terms. Adj
dress or call on
g2tf DESNIsoN GBAIEE, Paw PAW.
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Dental Notice.

Dr. G. w. Ward has opened new Dental
Parlors at No. 103 Main St., Kalamazoo
Mich, over Young's bookstore, where he
will be pleased to meet any who may need
the services OF Dentist. 1461ly
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For sale.

An improved farm of 120 acres, with frame
house, new barn, good fruit, living stock
water and 15mile from school. For terms, adj
dress or inquire of f. l.. Warner, Paw Paw
Mich. OLE
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RIacr.si,nifhin~.

Horse Shoeing, Jobbing, and General Black
smithing of all kinds well and promptly
done al the Brick Shop, by
94ly THos. j. NICHoALDs, Paw Paw.
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Earma for sale


Several improved stock, grain and fruit
farms, cheap. Inquire at Office of
99tfo2 CRANE BRECK, Paw Paw.
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a GOOD Earm For sale.

20 acres of good land being part of the
Pee-Pee-Yah farm. Terms easy. For par
ticulars enquire of S6f
II. O. BEEBE.
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Wanted

A situation as teacher in some country dis
trict school. Address, Miss NORA MUNGER,
a99tio2 Paw Paw, Mich.
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Furniture.

Made to order, also Repairing and Uphol-
stering. Work room up stairs; First build
ing south of Opera House.
g7tf. N. y. ALLEN.
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For sale.
d. W.. Rowland.

A Fire-proof Safe. Enquire at Post Ofiic
of X. q. Beebe or Frank Park. S7tf
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Mrs. Rhoda. Hopkins can fit you out with
new fall hat, and color your soiled plumes
black or any of the new shades, making
them look like new. S5tf
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The number Of dogs, in Bangor, is rapidly
decreasing. In a few years more we shall
have to import some. 1t is sad to think how
soon this noble race (?) will be extinct. The
only consolation afforded is To mark the
perceptible change Immediately after the
supervisor takes the annual assessment-dd.
rance.
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w. R. Hawkins AZ son,

Brokers, Notares Public and Conveyancers.
Money to loan and collections made in all
parts of Van Buren, County. Remittances
promptly made. Office opposite Dyckman
House, Paw Paw, Mich. I33ely
y. a. Leech.
House, Sign and Carriage Painter, Paper
Hanger, and Ceiling Decorator. shop on
Gremps St.. Paw Paw. 66y
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aarand ,uasaueraGe EsaIl.

at Longwell's Opera House Tuesday eve,
Jan. lst 1881. Don't forget it, Spectators
% cents
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Try
Just Arrived,

Dansbys 40c chewing tobacco, the best in
the market 9otf
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Consumption can be cured, Downs Elixir
has cured it times without number.
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Local and Business Notices.
~. ~. UZc -ZIMss,,

Physician and Surgeon, Paw Paw, Mich.
Office on Main street, first door east of Court
House square. Office hours from to and
from TO 9p.m. lastly
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No use barking: Downs Elixir viii
cure your cough. Try it. Price 3jc.. j0c.
and 800.
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For mild cathar:ic and efficient tonic,
use Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. Every bot
tie warranted.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-20
NUMBER %

State where capital could be % safely and
proftably invested 10 hrst-class Touring
region, and furnishes good home market.
In fact the entire district contains % many
excellent locations for probable mAnufac-
turing Industries, that any Oomparison Of
advantages might seem iuvidious. Although
Of II bave only recentlyi been made accessi-
BILE 70 the great markets by railroads, and tho
Older citizens are lacking in the capital nee
essary 70 open manufacturing establishments
"What about politicsl animositissis' waa
then asked. Mr.. Crumb smilingiy replied:
They have almost entirely passed away,
and Will In no wise affect business Industries.
l doubt 4 they are any stronger than In other
/ am best acquainted / know that last cam
paign thelD helped the Republicans
raise Garfield poles and Republicans returned
the conrtesy In the same spirit, and the csm-
Is 1othng wsich tends % 70 aIisy poiisic.i ani.
mosittes Hike business and buslnes inter.
course. Az . Republican, have, Of course,
seen political animosity In past years-soms.
times quite nnpleasantly exhibited and I
because this region is my home; Ia fact my
own observation leads me to the belief that
those who were the least interested IN tho
results OF the war retain their animosity
iongest, while those who did the fighting ars
When I was about to leave the gentleman
remxrked.s
"You seem to have great confidence In the
future OF Southeast Niss0uriis
al confess," aaid Mr.. c., ITO feeling Of
enthusiasm when referring 70 the district,
and believe am justified n it, for hsvo
seen its wonderful Developments during the
past ten years, its growth in population, the
social and educational improvement, and
realizing what has been accomplished In %
short period, my hopes arc not without
this district become what am satisned Il win
be within 20 years, one Of the leading regions
Of the Mississippi Valley In mines, agricul-
ture and manufactures.0
tlon, should carry much weight, and n con.
clusion can only say that Hon. George H.
Crumb, Capt. C. r. Peck, or any business
man In Arcadia, Pilot Knob or Ifonton will
answer all inquiry. G. q. a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-20
1908. 1874.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
CAMPAIGN YEAR PROSPECTUS.
Democratic pon,ics-Al the 1eWs, Al.
ricultural, Commercial and Indus.
trial-Advencement Of Home
1nterests-D1ight and Re
fined Family Paper.

Tdn AIssoURf KnrUDLIcAN for the cam
paign year OF 1854 will Improve upon its past
honorable record for ability, enterprise, re-
liability, cleanliness. devotion 70 Western in
terests. and in al other essentials Of great
political. commercial, industrial. social Fam.
lily Nescs-paper. The leading Democratic pa
per Of tho West. II not Of the United States,
It will earnestly advocate tho principles OF
the Democracy and support It, chosen stand
ard bearers. Tho friends who have hereto
fore been won By It's honest and fearless
course will dnd It always the same safe and
Trustworthy counsellor. Being an important
factor In the work Of political regeneration.
It will expect to be . necessary auxiliary 70
every political speaker, and 70 evary Demo
cratic club In the Nississippi Valley.
Tho Forty-eixhth congress viii b . most
important body, and the long session must
develop IN large degree the Issues upon which
the presidential canvass OF 1884 will be CON.
Quoted. The revision Of the tariff on b.
sis Of revenue rather than protectien; shs
Improvement Of American shipping interests.
the silver question; the disposition Of the
lndians: tho appropriation Of q sufllcisnk
amount Tor the Improvement Of the Hissle :
eippr and 4issouEi rtysrs-thsss ars the prin-
cipal matters in which tho peopls Of the West
and South are vitality coacernsd, and 70 then,
the RnrUBLscAN's Washihgton telsgraphio
news will be largely devoted.
Faithful in IT. political service, the Rsrrn-
LIcAx will at the same tipe b alwaya fair
and truthful. being 6rst OF Ill snd shove I'll
things else aesos-pspsr. Swing sseA day .
complete. thorough and exhaustive surrey q
the whole world. covering evUrlthiug Of val-
ue or Interest % IT, yeesjegs. The RBPunLS-
CAN will not only giyo oil IL news, bus sparo
no pains to print q h the most int4lligitle
and convenient form.
The WxEKLY RRPUDxICAN win b found
An epitOme Of the entire news Of tho week.
No other weekly paper covers the news of the
whole world % entirely and 20 clearly, aud
unlike any osher weekly, - beass the news -
| its readers thoroughly diGested, systemaSie-
ally arranged and carefully pr1nsd o. On
redundancy and repetition. The fact that it
has larger circulation thar. any other paper
west OF the Aississippf river shows the popu-
| lar recognition that Il has no equal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-20

"Well, IN the first place, Mr.. Crumb, VIII
you inform me what constitutes the district
for which you are Receiverr'
Mr.. C.-'This district, (which IL generally
known ~ Southern Missouri, includes all the
land in the State lying south Of . line extend.
ing from Rolla, in Phelps county, eastward
to the mississippi, and east OF line extend
Ing south from the same point" then ask.
ed, "Can you state the number OF acres OF
government land yet remaining for sale In
your districtr
Mr.. C-"In round numbers there are about
CSC, 600 acres remaining unsold.0
From the business Of your Office, can you
state whether there has been much increase
in immigration and business enterprise In
the district latelvv'
81 can give you the figures, which speak for
two fiscal years ending June 80, 1883, the
entries in this district for cash Ut $l.25 per
acre amounted to 116,978 47-1O0 acres, more
than douOle the amount entered the same
period before, and the homestead entries for
the same period aggregated 112,O22 $500,
which also shows an increase Of fully 81 per
cent"
qnaintance with the district, please give me
your Impressions as to its condition, advan-
aWillingly. 20 far ~ my knowledge ex-
tends. but nv acquaintance with the extreme
western counties Of the district is not perso-
nal. As an attorney and editor, have had
occasion to travel much over the greater
part Of Southeast Missouri, and II you will
Indicate what information you desire, will
give my Impressions freely"
"Well, as to the principal interests and ad-
vantages of the district"
The district Is SO diversified In its inter-
ests that your question cannot he answered
In few words. The river and southern
counties and large portion Of the other
counties are superior agricultural regions.
Ths wheat grown In 1t cannot be excelled, IS
millers will tell you, and its climate is such
be carried on with success. Potatoes, wheat
corn and cotton are proftabIy raised side by
side in all the southern counties and the hill
regions, which constitute much the larger
fruits. There are but few fruits or vegeta-
bles known to tho temperate zone which
cannot be cultivated with profit"
"Where are Its mineral regfoas~
'Nearly every county except those Of the
extreme southeast corner possess valuable
mineral deposits. Beside Mine La Motto.
one Of the oldest and richest known lead
mines Of America and the well known load
mines Of Pot0si and st. Joseph, and vast iron
beds Of Iron Mountaia and Pilot Knob, valu-
Bollinger, Madison, Stoddsrd, Wayne, But
Ter, Ripley, Shannon, Carter, Reynolds, Iron.
Crawford, Dent, Texas, Oregon, Pulaski,
Phelps, and Howell counties, andfn many Of
have been discovered, and yet there has
never been . systematic geological survey Of
the district"
"What about the swampsi"
81 am not surprised that you inquire about
the swamps, for on examining many Of tho
old maps one would think there was little
else but swamps In many Of the river coun.
ties, yet most Of those swamps are a. myth.
cal as the "Great American Desertv OF the
old biographies. Most Of the 30 called
D~@A
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postal note, He0istsSe1 letter, os eur risk.
Give rO6T.OHR1CD address IN fnli, tnclu1tng stato
and county. and addrses
GEORGE II Co, O. Louis, No.
There - no nsed 70 suffer with Rhsuma.
tism, Lame back, Neuralgia and eprains,
when such remedy - Cousssn's Lightning
Liniment, ID 1t hand. II also cures. SPAWN
Ring bone, Calls, Scratches, &C., on al1kln6ls.
For Sale at r. B. Crisp's ESw Drug Store.
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DULL MARKETS At CHICAGO.
lsr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUSy.J

CHICAGO, March 21.--" Beautiful weather."
sad prominent operator. and stocks in sight Lave
again given the bears substantial victory,
aud wheat has gone down to the
point where We begun 90 buy and it
looks though would 20 still lower for the bear
feeling very strong. The reports in regard the
damage when the winter wheat has sustained, upon
careful consideration, do show 30 or a most 80
per cent damage, and fine weather from may
duce that percentage look for pricesyet and dull
markets until ii is more definitely ascertained how the
winter wheat stand has been affected"
Spectators would look to-day at the board aud CURE
up tue visible supply both OF wheat and corn. They
would add to those figures the amount afoat,
ald the formidable figures all sufficient. They had
little appetite for speculation. May wheat opened at
1l0as, went TO 1922 and finally closed I09 against
1909 year ago.
The corn pit was very weak. The purchase
Of 100000 bushels yesterday by Lind
blom the New-Yorkers failed to extend the
strength to the market which anticipated for the
stated last night. Mr. Lndblom asserted that
he bought Tor strong parties who are prepared
was large nnautitY ~ corn of ROT and
lt was claimed that Truman d. Handy, who was
who were quietly on the selling SIDE. Lndblon
aud MS crowd siid Z" We are standing aside and let
ting the market take of itself" IL did take care of
Itself by almost complete staynaton.
On the call there was an active demand with liberal
offerings, ana 100000 bushels of May sold
at 57405Sc. On the oird it O0ened at 59ss,
when Was the highest point reached went DOWN to 5
and closed at 577s.
Lake freights steady, q basis of &c. for
and 34c. for wheat to Buffalo.
Provisions snmpy" and decidedly lower. It
seems be the opinion tnat Armour and his clique who
own all the ucts, at least controlling portion Of
them, hnding IL impossible realize carefully
bearing the market and manipulating II in such q way
induce tbs outsiders become interested They
not successful. It reported there
have been several large shipments Of po lard for
export watch have not yet been repor ed, aad il is
suggested that the stocks haad have been reduced
much nor than appears the outside. There Ia fair
Southern demand, and IL Is believed that tue foods in
the south Will nerease the that locality PrOmi-
nent Operators ali that the remainer OF the week.
and Probtbly the wnOe OF the month"; Will be character
lied Dy great dulness
The BIO nd Of Trade and Open Board both voted to keep
Good Friday as a holiday.
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COURT CALENDARs-MARCU %

sUrRKNE COURT HANBERs-He.d by Lawrence Nos
T. a. H. ~, % 1872 Ia lf9 lbt l69 49, 1911 l03 iGl
7s 32S 2S 2Ss 26 2os ga 80. 230 277 270 $50 ISL
28t. %, 2s6
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERN-Hed by Dayi. p. j.
Brady and Ia iel.. Nos so ~. a. a. 1873. l6i, l6S
IT,. iS6s 1902 III. ia ia 40 l7G l7s no. $50 lsl
1873. 1874. 1875. ls8. Isl.
SufREMR COURT EcfAL TERN Held By Larremore j
Mo-. 1865 1885, SOS 39 65S 487 IT, b7 $685. 2lb bC4 1863
Gys 2si, $780, 2l3 7SO 60 $40. Gip 49, 622 652 4I9
G54.
sUPRENE COUgr-CIRcUrr- lied BY Donohue. J.
Nos - o.. POST 2GdS 2572 1873 2Gs-. 2Ig zShl, 1865
251u POGO 40 20 2J4O. 25J5 2GS7. 27Oa 27l2 272O
q l. zl25. 2IId z! g. 2Go2 2e7s 29o Pisa 1872 2!5e
2764 275j 1856 276s 1903 2702 2765. 1885 2767 25ds
217l
PART II-Hcid BY Barrett. Case agt the
Lake shore and Michigan southern Railroad CompsnyNo
day calendar.
PART lII-Hed by Van Worst J-Nos PAGE. 2l6l, 2623.
1863 767 1873 l4l6 800 2f7G 2jl5 19o 4l2 100 1882
25Op. 26Oi. 1857, 24la. 2i2O 2i2l. 337 1869.
SUPERIOR COUHr-5PEcIAL rEaM-Hold by TtuaI. Mos.
~,
SUPERIOR COUEr-TRiAL TERS-PART I-TIeln by Freed.
man. j. ase onGTeen art the New FORK Central and I'D.
river Railroad Company No day calendar.
II 80 b5. 1903 ll7O. ll19
COMMON PLgAs-sPEcIkL TERH-Hed by Beach. J.-No
day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr He'd By c. r. Daly
G Nos 24s0 24iI. lSi9. 2lI. 1868. 1889. 37l 2llO
2Oll, I75, 2G24'
PART n-Beld BY Van Brunt J.-Sos 2772 sac. 2s7O
257S, 2ss3 1885. 1886 28sg 1880 2S9 1892 1898 2s0
2s95 1896 1897 2s0s 2sgs 1900 POOL 29O2 2eO4 1906
2yll.
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little Mind you, he is the most chvarous soul alive
He Ia thorough gentleman But II he sers strange
his hat and Give a bow Sometimes the lady will stop
kindly and speak TO him or smile ana pass on ano me
when she enters her house. take out his and
enter tie address He regrets his loss because he wishes
own caseHto play chess again determinedly; !"
How would Morphy compare with the players OF inc
a Well the game has made immense strides since his
time For one rstclass player then 'yt ora afS would
have to alter his style to suit the new condtlonS TO,
msrey e. attap and deTence while the modern view
that is itself strong piece to be used
over the board TO capture pawn the old days that
done. IL sometimes loses me a game on &C
of the extraordinary foresight required Tnat 49,
in a match game il may do 80, but In game by CORE
Then game by correspondence is the aircst test of
"Yes and match game is taIrer than tournament
In tournament draws are allowed 70 count ina,
is wrong. for a good player IL immediately handicapped
IL his opponent determines to play Tor ufw
necessarily; between any two players cannot
be long enough to constitute true test. ,,, -,
well that is matter more or less OF private judg-
ment should say that Zukerart Martinez anu MACK
emile strong there are Mason, TOO. might ne
mentioned. As for Mackenzie, believe he Is genius
have only fault nnd-he will not study the mod
game. In fact he has always been so snocesslui'
and easily successful that be has not fonnd neces
sary and to my grief persists in the old Mophy game
"Who gave you the hardest fight that you ever hadi
Andersen In 1865 In London. That was the hrst OF
my victories and. think. the hardest. a.,
6" Are you a stronger player now than you were lnen
"NO; I think that | was playing stronger game III
1872 and 1873 than now. Ny chess career began IN
1862 in London On that occasion was the last on he
list -Four wears batter succeeded In defeating andersen
who had beet first In 1862. II 1867 had the sun
stroke spoke Of and did not play again In tournament
until in the one held in London In 1872. when came
frat Next year played In tournament IN vienna
and again first. From 1872 till 1874 nal cohtro
of the match by correspondence between London aud
Vienna which lasted twenty months In lSII had
relapse due the sunstroke of 1867. ana nave not
recovered completely yet still in the second Vienna
tournament OF 1873 managed TO come out Just equal
though not feeling well Now feel that am gctllng
stronger gradually and clearer aud hope TO get COM
plctely over my Illness. | wish M0rphy would try 10
himself I'm the way that did Bnt u wont
do for me 10 talk any moro Of myself" added the
champion witt a laugh. viii leave II Tor my Ifleuus
No: have never lost n match game yet
Mr. Steinz has gone to Havana lie VIII return IN
about weeks sail for Europe. He stated that he
would not be likely % play again In Ne~-1orh
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The nauve initeracy here be almost precisely
the same ae average Of the older West wne foreign
hteracy drops below the Western thus making
the comparison that much more unfavorable for the
East. New MEXICO has in this fna estimate been left
out ath ugh In the table, for the reason that
II IL well-nigh foreign TO US as Old Mexico.
1t appears be reasonably clear that the nteli
gent Immigrant Ia the further he Dakota
Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon Was lingtOn and
Wyoming all below 90 per cent native average
Of the States aud not Of the Territories
Western States Ulah and New Mexico, have 81
persons to the 100 years unable 10 write, and
those figures the for the United sta The
foreigners Of Colorado, Montana and Wyoming are,
Judged Dy the writing standard, intelligent than
tie natives OF ONO, Nebraska and Michigan Washing
ton N Vermont and Nevada aud New Hampshire
paire1 native figures, and OF far adj
vance, the foreign comparison, with their Eastern
sisters Connecticut, Maine. Massachusetts New Hamp
shire, Rhode Island aud Vermont snow 237 per eent
of f0fe unaoe to write while the siI most it~r
Territories, excludDgNew Mexico. exhibit only 1O9
per cent, and Lave naive average OF 81 per cent
against z per cent the STATES named IL probable
thai the avorsse showing Of the Western Saes, to
for gn teracy from the fact that the Germans,
who agricultural people, in large proportion and
their homes there. aud with them education was
pulsory before they sought these shores. s. H. 8.
NeU York. March 10. 1888.