The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-13
WHOLE NO. l464.

cent purchaser of the farm on which il stood
Miss Shedd has opened her second term
schools each Tuesday and Friday evening"
closing at o'clock, after which any parties
who desire, can dance until twelve, by pay
ing 40 cents a couple.
Don't let il be said after this, that Paw
Paw will not patronize first-class en-
tortainment. At Remenyi's concert tn,
Opera House was crowded above and below.
Remenyis playing was superb and was ap-
plauded again and again. There are few
men in the world who can equal him, on TIE
violin.
The re-opening of the + irst Baptist church
will take place on Sunday. April 18th. Serv-
ices morning and evening. DIR. S. Graves,
of Grand Rapids, and DR.. Brooks or DR..
Sawtelle, of Kalamazoo, will preach. The
other churches give up their services morn
ing and evening, and grand time is ex-
pected.
The board OF county canvsssers met al
the Office Of :he county clerk on Tuesday
last The canvass OF votes will be found by
townships, in another column. Total vote for
Blair 2,52l, for Champ!in 2,257, for Tatera
452; Blair's plurality 26i. Total vote for
O'Brien 1856, for Sherwood 2,24l, for Sag
endorph t5t. O'Brion's plurality 295.
A very pleasant party assembled at the res
dence OF J. l.. Terrill, last Tuesday evening.
Il was surprise, gotten up in honor of Mr..
rs i2nd birthday. His friends presented
him with III elegant easy chair in which to
rest his weary limbs. The presentation
speech was made 10y q. W. Rowland. Lyme
was equal 10 the OCCASION. although i, was q
"nipper" for him.
We cal! attention 10 an article on sheep
raising prepared by I'd. Welch, published
III this issue OF our paper. lIr. w. is well
posted on the subject concerning which he
writes, ani his ideas will be of interest 10
any who are engaged III that industry. The
article was read by its author before tho
: eep Breeders Association of kalamazoo
and Van Buren, counties.
On Tuesday last, Prof. Cupples received
telegram hat his wifes sister was dead, and
= A. .I,o lUa
stand that the deceased who was young
school girl, contracted cold while practic-
which resulted in her death. Teachers can
not be too careful Of the health of the child
rem committed 10 their charge.
At the regular meeting of tho Paw Paw
Fire Department held on Thursday evening
of last week, Walter Durkee foreman OF tho
hose company, ard O. W. Rowland, assistant
foreman of the engine company, were elect
ed as delegates to to the State Fireman's As
sociatiop, 20 be held at So. Louis, Mich, OF
Wednesday, May 2nd, l5s3. Chief Engineer
\. w. Showerman and one member Of tho
fire board, are also delegates, frofifo.
Another well known resident OF orr county
has departed for "tho land Of the setting
sum-" Geo. Rowe, of Bangor, .eit for Mn
nesota recently, with an outfit which shows
that he means business. 1t consisted Of
timber, ready framed for a house and barn,
all necessary farm machinery, eight horses,
one carpenter, and man and his wife who
will attend to the farm which he purchased
while there before George makes this new
departure in hopes of gaining health ~ well
as wealth. amt We heartily wish him success
On Monday evening, April 10th, DIR. Hunt
/ ing, of Kalamazoo, will lecture in tho First
Baptist church. Subject, "My Boys and
Girls" We have never heard more enthusi-
astic comments on any lecture, than on tho
one DR.. Hunting delivered here in the Pres
byterian church. Some of our keenest and
most inveterate critics were for once salts
fed. Dr. Hunting is genuinely eloquent,
and is man of fine Literary requirements.
Admission - cents children Il cents Tick
cts at Chsppen'..