The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-12-18
Local Department.

Snow.
More Snow.
Lots of snow.
Read Chappell's special Holiday notices.
change in the weather, also in jays
"ad."
Those are handsome chromos that Noyes
gives to his patrons.
Eight inches of snow fell last Sunday
night making excellent sleighing.
en-, made us a neighborly call on Monday
last.
Mrs. Carrie Harrison of Lawrence, spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. o. w. Row
land.
z. Il. Annable Esq. is the last victim of
the mumps, so far as we are at present adj
vised.
S. n. Hurlbut Esq. of Detroit, spent few
days last week with relatives and friends in
this village.
Broughton has changed his picture gallery
again. lie exhibits the portraits of some of
his customers.
Rev. MofTatt spoke at the Christian church
on Sunday last both morning and evening
He is a good speaker
The fall term of our Union school closes
on the 18th inst. A vacation will be taken
until after New Years
We advertise to furnish filling for a coffin
the first time a man comes into our Office
and says "beautiful snow
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Reed remove to the
city of Detroit to-day. The best wishes of
many friends viii go with them.
Mr.. G. b. Palmer of Bradshaw, Neb., came
home to see his mother who is very i'll. lie
returned to the west OH Tuesday last.
S. II. Jones has new 'ad" in this paper.
Look it over. Some of his fine furniture
would make elegant Christmas presents.
John ID. Lee is once more breathing the
pure air of heaven. His trial on the charge
Of numbering his wife. Mary Woodman Lee,
resulted in his acquittal
There will be Christmas tree at the
Christian church on Wednesday evening,
Dec. Path. All arc cordially invited to at
tend and to place their presents on the tree.
Arthur Noyes has returned from two
years residence in Dakota, where he has
homestead of leo acres. He will remain at
home during the winter and assist his father
in the store.
Don't send anonymous communications
to a newspaper expecting them TO be pnb-
lished. You only waste your time and post
age as they invariably go straight into the
waste-basket.
We call particular attention to what Geo.
w. Longwell has to say about his Holiday
stock this week. While buying your Holi-
day goods don't forget to call on George and
his business boys.
Hartford has got tired of being temper
ance town, or rather majority of the village
board has become weary of such a state of
affairs, and has repealed the prohibition or
dinance of that village.
Van Buren, county has another addition TO
its already long list of thriving villages. II
bears the euphonious name of MapeCrove
and is situated on the line of the Lake Mich
igan Division of the L. 81 s. III. X. II. where
that projected road crosses the town line be-
tween Bangor and Covert. II will be but a
few months before the inhabitants of the
newly fledged village will be rejoiced by the
whistle of the iron horse, sound that is
music to the ears of industry and prosperity.
Judge G.. w. Lawton has been engaged
for some years, as he had leisure in writing
a History of the American Caucus System"
which he recently completed. BY request
it was sent to the John Hopkins University
at Baltimore. Nd, where it was read before
tho class in Political History. A few days
since, in return for the courtesy the Judge
received a notice that he had been elected a
member of the American Historical A ssocia-
ton. Glad to hear it, Judge; the honor
is well deserved.