The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-18
E,irnrts from Exchanges.


The Bangor Furnace Company will pay
ST. scRuUi tax this year. Their tax on the
township roll will foot up nearly $780,
.l'rJarc.
There we're too many heads ON the ticket
union. democratic, national. greenback-
M representing the same candidates.-Dent-
ct.,H. And then it was found, after the votes
we're counted, that the republicans had put
another head on lC.-.1drGEcc.
Our frieuds of the Disciple Church. have
uow regularly incorporated themselves in
conformity 10 statute laws governing such
associations and will immediately proceed
towards building themselves a church editice.
May complete success attend their efforts
D'g Spring.
We have on exhibition in the show window
Ia this Office. full blown cotton blossom.
Iue plant was raised by Mrs Mat Bridges
a. an experiment. and she Is fully convinced
that cotton can be grown IN Michigan. 10
those who have never seen how cotton grows,
the blossom will be q curiosity.-Ddy Spring.
Ed LaI}ar and 4. L. Rowland, accompau-
led 10y Eds cousin, Albert LaBar, got home
from the north the fore part of the week,
bringing with them a black bear. Bruin is
a juvenile, weighing only eighty pounds.
The boys freed him in Il hollow log and
secured him alive. lie is IA source of much
interest especially to the younger members
of the mmunity.-RCtlector.
The splendid republican triumph in Van
Buoen county il due first and foremost TO
the sturdy intelligence and thrift OF her peo-
pie, 10 the good management OF the cam
p1Igu. and last but not least 10 the excellence
and ability OF her republican press-the
'IRUE NoRTHEENEB. Hartford DGY SBriHq.
Bangor Rciect9T, Decatur RepUblicaa, South
Haven Messenger. As newspapers they take
rank among the foremost of the state press
-E0'1Wa.0O Telegraph.
w. W Vosburgh, the would-be register OF
deeds sent his returns of election TO the
canvassing board with the name of Cyrus e.
Luce as "Cyrus w. Luce, and Nathaniel W
Lewis as " y. w. Lewis, and the election
board had to rectify the mistakes before
Allegan's vote cogld be tabulated. 1t is
fortunate for the people OF Allegau county
that they voted 70 continue this accurate ~
young man IN the iewery business, and that
he will not have charge of the important
Office of register of deeds.-Aikgan Journal
> J. Dunkler OF Trowbrdge came TO
Ailegan Saturday evening TO attend a meet
ING of the CD. Bassett post, q. A. r., and
while in the village purchased half an ounce
of lauGanum. Sunday morning his family.
finding he had not returned home, became
Alarmed and instituted search which re
suited in finding him lying unconscious in
the bara, with the bottle that had contained
the laudanum empty OF his side He was
taken to the house and physician sum-
mOned, who soon succeeded in restoring him
to consciousness and he has nearly recovered
from the effects of the dose. 1t is thought
that be hiss become partially deranged as he
has acted somewhat cu,iously for some time
previous.-AHcgaa J0uraal.
OF the 40 or more newspaper publishers
ia this state the editor Of this paper can re-
cad only seven or eight WHO were In business
whom he commenced on the St. Clair Hep,tb-
t'~f in the Fremont campaign of 1856,
thirty years ago. There are l.. w. Cole. of
the Albion NSrF0F: III. Is. Rowsuu. al the
liillsdale SNkddFd, g. Woodruf, YpsiIauti
Sentinel Don Henderson. Ailegan J0utNI:
Rankin. Flint CStizep: Tomiinsoll, formerly
al the Lapeer CiariOH' Clark. OF tie Grand
Rapids DfDiOcrdt. Hull, of the Constantine
HcycuyB; and Powell of Stanton. Possibly
there are two or three others. These are the
veterans who have spent all these yesns-the
hest portion of their lives-in a calling more
exactiRg and less nenunerative than almost
any other involving an equal amount of toll
aud esponsibility. Albion Rec0rder.