The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-13
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Glover seed is selling for $3.50 per bushel.
c. II. Mosier, Esq, is home on a short va
cation.
We have been having some magnificent
weather.
Sherwood has probably defeated Ol3rien
by a small plurality.
Those were fine parsneps that Lutte Rogers
left in oar Office the other day.
The churches of this village will hold their
Sunday services hereafter at 7:3o.
Read Conner d Woods new advertisement.
They do business on business principles.
More than 100 teachers failed on the state
Supt's questions, both in Cass and kal. Co.'S.
Mrs. Searls has opened new fancy goods
and millinery store in the post office block.
isn't it about time for some one to trot
out brag spring Duke, Wilkes, or Hesing
colt
4 brother of Dr.. G. NJ Odeli, from north
crn Michigan, IS visiting the d. ana his
faIa.ly.
Tho NoarugE,1G has facilities for JOB
printing which IRE second 20 no Office in the
co1u,y.
II any one wants 10 see a Gue litter OF
Poland China pigs, let him call on the sub
scliber.
Wnl. Hazard. Esq- Of Hamiin. Monroe
county, New York, has been visiting his
niece. Mrs. O. W. Rowland.
Our school commenced on Monday. Mr..
Heckort now occupies the position 80 long
and 80 wel filled by Miss Thompson.
Married-on the 10Th inst. 10y the Rev.
G.. l.. Cole. Mr. George Beldon. of lIattawan.
to Mrs Emma Carlisle, of the same place.
The jury returned Il verdic, of 100000
against the Ecuj0g Ne,rs in the Mscesn
Scripps libel case. 4 righteous Judgment !
II. c. Van Slyck has rented his farm 10
Josiah kingsbury and ~il sell his personal
property az aucrion on Wednesday April Is.
Miss Allie Hart Who has been spending
a Jew weeks with Miss Clara Sheldon. re-
turned to her home III Owoe,o. Monday
last.
1t was AL right. but, nevertheless, il looked
suspicious 20 rco au 'auctioneer and lady
crawling into th,. back window Of a deserted
building.
Br0ughton has his photograph in this
paper. He did not state whether il was
taken al prster's or Hodges. II is good
likeness.
Jimmy Waters haS new girl at MS house.
He says he s going 10 move to the farm in
order to have more room for hi4 rapidly in
ciea-ing family.
Van AuSeu procured steam engine To
come and saw the court house wood. He
means ia keep the sheriff and his fellow
prisoners warm next winter.
We were glad 10 see our friend. DIR. G. VI.
Odell. on the streets last Monday. He has
been confined TO his house for a long time,
but il now improving slowly.
Van. must have been excited, little of,
or something. when he stuck his elbow
through that showcase at ID. 3. & Co.'S. He
can charge it up TO the county.
We should have said, last week, that Mr..
Buck not Mr. Gregory, was elected Supervi-
sor from Keeler. We beg Mr. G's pardon:
he does not train with the fusonists.
On the tth OF April Mr.. B. j. Massey,
formerly of Decatur. now of Grand Rapids,
weighing eight and three-fourths pounds.
\. +. Hayes, eI eI-foreman of the NORTHERN
EI has gone to GAINESVILLE. He is going To
run with the show Col. Burr Robins,
commanderi chief. Success to you, Plsnky.
Our other typo, of the blonde mustache
had an attack of the western fever, packed
up his little grip-bag and started for Man
dan, Dakota. We hope he may strike bo-
nanza.
During the heavy wind last tuesday night,
DIR. Hendricks sign was blown down, and in
its fall il came i'll contact with Longwells
plate glass window, smashing n large pane
of glass, worth about a $50 BILL
The EceHina Noes, judging from its ed
itorials on tho Mclean-Scripps libel suit,
evidently regards the publication Of vile aad
indecent charges. against prominent citizens,
as si"c qio M" of journalism.
In the last rahii,cr OF the song Friend,
published 10y :. W. Straub, Of Chicago, is a
worry fine Thanksgiving anthem, by our towns
man. G. L. Hutchins The Song Friend