The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-10-30

VIM Raf,er, aged 10, stabbed another
lad ut Kalamazoo.
A 3-year-old roller skater gyrates al
the Tecumseh rink.
Adrian Baptist ladies viii soon oper
an art loan in that city.
The Battle Creek FIRE department will
purchase 500 feet of hose.
Battle Creeks foot ball team challenges
any other team in the State.
A Flushing man has had windfall--
Scotch estate worth S5OO,000.
-Winsor a. Co.'s salt well at Port Austin
is down / 90 feet, and finished.
1t is proposed to have grand musical
festival at Ann Arbor next spring.
st. Ignace has found a strong mineral
water ut depth of twenty-one feet.
Battle Creek Sanitarium patients will
be fed 500 bushels of apples this winter.
The Flint Union Blues have received
their new uniforms, and they now put on
airs.
q. j. Kerudt, Of Toledo, fell in the new
Catholic shool being erected at Adrian and
broke his jaw.
The East Saginaw Either Club has
recognized, and lovers of music at that
place are 1appy.
"A Michigan man has n circus tent
which he is anxious to trade for "a good
hearse with glass sides.
james Nesbitt of Flint, took morphine
to case his toothache, got zoo large dose.
and died from its effects.
- Cheboygan bakers are having q fight
over prices. As a result bread can be
bought for almost nothing.
The assessed valuation of Bay County
is SHAPES, G7o, of which Sl1, AIS, 269 is
real and $3.50, 40l personal.
The Twentieth Michigan Infantry held
very successful reunion at Chelsea, with
over 100 of the old boys present.
Patrick Hughes, an invalid, supposed
to be from Illinois, committed suicide at
Schoolcnft by shooting himself.
Five years ago there wasn't lawyer
within sixty miles Of Manistique. Now
there are half dozen of them in the viii
lage.
A man in Benton Township, st. Joseph
County, this year shipped $500 crates of
melons. They brought him on on average
81 per crate
I ~
about sixty men at present which is ex-
pected to be increased TO at least 200 when
in full operation.
Some Ohio hunters got after O black
calf in Michigan's north woods and ran the
poor thing seven miles in hopes of taking
home bear skin.
One Owosso man has had flock OF
twenty four sheep destroyed by dogs. and
| his neghbors are sufferers in the same di-
recton, though 20 a smaller extent.
One of the latest lodges for sharpers
in the interior towns is to collect money
from working girls of the Catholic faith on
| forged letters from some good Catholic ia
| Their.
William and David Hills, of Grind
stone City, charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, were found guilty and fined $50
each and ten days in the County Jail. Both
cases were appealed.
Miss Jennie Taylor, Of Kalamazoo q
handsome lady aged about go years, was
taken with fit and fell upon the fire in an
open CRATE, horribly burning her face, head,
neck and shoulders.
During the season just closed there
were shipped from Monroe 80, 800 baskets of
grapes averaging fifteen pounds each, and
making total of 499, 800 pounds. This
brought to the growers about $4,000.
Secretary Teller has made an import
ant decision in the Northern Michigan land
case. He holds that all cash entries on
even sections are invalid and Illegal, and
that exemptions must be recognized.
Mayor Humphrey, of Adrian, is prac-
teal kind OF moral reformer The city dead
walls were placarded with flaming yellow
posters of vulgar patent medicine, and
| lnf htIOI pAoCASo Ob-
liberated
A resident Of the northwestern part OF
Lenawee County received scoring for at
tempting to obtain admission to u recent
lecture in Addison, by showing an old oys-
ter supper ticket under the nose of the man
at the door.
-Myer Mas to-day purchased for Mil
waukee parties 80 barrels of cider of Ralph
Cummings, to be shipped at once. The
price paid was cents per gallon. delivered
aboard the cars. Mr.. Cummings will fill
the order at once.-Bdttie Creek RepuJt-
can.
The Negaunec Gold and Silver Com
pany held meeting last week and decided
10 resume operations on it's property some
miles northwest of Negaunee, where some
work has already been done. and sufficient