The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-03-06
xorsl department.

morning,
! The Presbyterians added one new member
last Sunday.
silver dollars. "
The Goblevlle HcralS comes to us print
ed on tinted paper.
Three persons united with the Free Bap-
tist church last Sunday.
March came in like lion and will probs-
bly, 90 out like the d.
Death turks in the pork barrel-if you eat
the meat before it is thoroughly cooked.
Read Prof. RusselI's notice 10 che patrons
of the school, and then go and inspect the
work.
We are indebted to W. G. Kinney of Hur-
on, OAK, for late copies of the papers pub
iished IN that city.
The temperance people OF Paw Paw are
wide awake. They made themselves felt last
Monday very effectively.
John Abrams ia canvassing Tor "Crarn's
unrivaled Family Atlas" very fine work
filed with desirable information
Col. o. Z. Beard will deliver his lecture on
the "Humor aud Pathos of the War at
Decatur this (ihursday) evening.
"Edelweiss,7 the Waverly correspondent of
Of the P2ao Pea HeraL9, made the Nov
r71ERs.Eli 4 pleasant visit Last Saturday.
The Detroit Pos5 and Trs5aae prints its
items referring to connubial infelici.ies, un-
der the head Of ''The moaning of she tied"
The largest vote ever polled in this village,
at corporation election waa 366, in the spring
of 1890 This year was the second highest,
357.
The "wiiling workers" of the Christian
church will meet at the residence of Mrs
Ed III. Lindsley on Friday evening of this
week.
The next regular meeting OF the W. @. T.
T., will be held N the parlor of the First
Baptist church, at 2:SO p In. Thursday,
March 9th.
DAY Randall il the happy father of
brand new republican boy, born last Satur-
day The little fellow won't see bis birthday
only once in four years.
We were only in one edge of the recent
cold wave. IL was much colder III northern
and eastern parts of the state. At Pontiac
the mercury marked-20 {. II
We received a pleasant call, on Friday
last, from our old school fellow and army
comrade, s. y. Hurlb1t. OF The frm of John
J. Bagley S Go. Of Detroit.
We are glad to know that c. c. Phillips
has been reappointed postmaster at Bangor,
as it was the desire of great majority of
the people that he should be
Bangor will vote on the matter of tree
pasturage OF her streets. TO have or not to
have barn yard on every walk and on every
corner, that is the question. Sooner or Later,
the hoyinea must CO.
Mr. T. p. Miner OF Hartford, Conn, a
nephew of Capt. Z. Smiths, is visiting the
Capt. and his family. Mr.. Miner will be
remembered 10y many OF oar citizens as
former employe IL the long brick store
The Morton house at Grand Rapids kept
by oCr former townsmau, Mr. A.V. Pant
lind, has no superior IL the state of Michi-
gan. Mr.. Pantlind is natural born land
lord. and his house is perfect in all it's ap-
pointments.
Bangor has appointed it's village marshal
as "truant officer" TO enforce the compul-
sorry school law. That law is fearfully and
wonderfully made. Is our sister village quite
sure she is entitled to indulge in the luxury
of such On ofticer2
We had pleasant call last Tuesday from
Chas. Hemenway, an old-time pupil of ours.
Chas. is now engaged in a shoe store at Fort
Scott, Kan, and seems to enjoy life in the
West, which fact may be partly accounted for
by the great Improvement in his health
The South Haven Messenger is q pretty
good paper. Some of its articles are word
for word like articles in the NoErHzRSns, of
the preceding week. But of course they
we're not copied from this paper, for II they
had been, the proper credit would have been
given.
There is probably no more danger in eat
ing raw pork now than there always has
been, but people didn't know what allied
them when they were afflicted with trichino-
ais, and when their friends died from its ef
fects they called it mysterious dispensation
of Providence.
We ai- thaeIB RAOPhiOeSA Va tAo Oh1soA
House, says that any person under the age
of twenty one years, will be rigidly excluded
from playing pool on his tables, whenever
the parents or guardians of such persons
shall notify him of their wish To bave their
children or wards SO excluded. :.
Jas. Williams, brother of II. 4. Williams,
made the NoRTBxHsEs n pleasant call last
Monday. Jim has accepted a situation at
Msnistique, Mich. az superintendent of the
lumber business of the Perry Pearson Co.,
at salary of 81 800 per annum. He is No.
1 boy and we are glad of his success.
Our argus eyed proof reader who bed Just
returned from weeks spree, aided very
materially by our intelligent compositor,
succeeded in getting moro typographical
errors in last weeks NoRrInnrysR than the
law allows. We have made arrangements
for couple of FIRST class funerals which will
take place on the recurrence OF the ofense.
The suggestion made by O. s. Hoag in The
Bangor ddrGnce that committees of citizens
from different townships should visit our
county jail and see for themselves whether
new one is demanded or not is good one.
BY sll means, gentlemen, come and see the