The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-12-04
The firemen were out for their regular
monthly practice last Tuesday afternoon.

The fremen were out for their regular
monthly practice last Tuesday afternoon.
The fine audience assembled al the Disci-
Pile church on Thanksgiving morning, had
the pleasure OF listening TO an interesting
discourse by the pastor of the Baptist church,
Rev. l.. B. Fish. The music by the choir
was well rendered.
County clerk Heath will move his family
10 Bangor within few days. During their
four years residence in our village they have
become 80 identified with our people and
with this town that oil will regret to have
them leave. The best wishes of q largo cir
Gle of friends and acquaintance will follow
them.
We were not the only man in Van Bu-
rem county who propelled u unicycle Ar a
result of Cleveland's election. Mr.. Chas
Delamere, postmaster at South. Haven, gave
Mr.. l.. II. Bailey of that place free wheel
barrow ride on Saturday last because he,
like ourself had lost foolish bet. We
think it about as agreeable to wheel as to
ride. Eh, Charley?
Scene-Paw Paw street. near the iail.
DrGmdtts personG-Two gentlemen, name
less, and slightly inebriated, discussing fam
lily matters. Conclusion of discussion
"Well, if have said (hic) anything (hic) i'm
proper to your wife, {hic) begs 'er apology,
(hic) l asks your apology, (hic) and all your
children'5 apology" Fraternal embrace,
apologies granted, and curtain rung down.
"The price of admission is only ten cents
tickets sold during the day for ten cents, in
the evening fifteen cents, remember the
prices, twenty cents and twenty-five cents,
school children, fifteen cents. no higher, no
extra, no more, no less" was the extremely
lucid way in which the colored church choir
advertised their concert here. They gave q
very good concert though, and actually
charged but 10 cents.
Quarterly meeting is now in progress at
the Disciple church.-Herald. We beg your
pardon, Bro. Herald, for publishing state
ment that snch meeting was to be held on
Friday and Saturday last. Our information,
which came direct from headquarters, was
misinformation, SO far AZ the date was con-
cerned. The meeting will be held on Friday
and Saturday next. If the item is not dis
tributed you can use it again this week.
We call attention to the prospectuses of the
Harpers' publications being published in
this paper from week to week. and specially
to the saving to be made by taking them in
connection with the NoRrHERNER. We can
procure almost any paper or magazine desired
by ddCdnce paying subscribers, at the very
lowest clubbing rates. We do not make a
cents profit on such publications, but give
our patrons the full benefit of the very low
est terms We can get.
We clip the following from the Sioux
Falls (Dak.) Leader. MIR. Matthews many
friends in this place will be glad to learn of
his prosperity in his new home in the "far
west: 'It is simply stating plain fact in
the plainest possible way, when we say that
the book and musical establishment of Geo.
w. Matthews in this city is one of the finest
and most attractive business houses in Da-
kota. Mr.. Matthews has Just received a
large invoice of new goods, and the taste and
skill with which everything is arranged in
dicate clearly that he is thoroughly acquaint-
ed with every detail of the business. The
new invoice is the largest Of the kind ever
opened in this city, and is the best selected,
both IN quality, style and character OF goods
demanded in this market. A visit 10 his
store when i'll Sioux Falls is real treat 70
anyone with an eye for the beautiful.