The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-13

young hardware chaps, Dunning Bisbor-
row. They are bound TO sell goods as cheap
as anybody.
Lost, in this village. on Wednesday May
9TH, a twenty dollar BILL The finder will
please leave it at this Office and receive
liberal reward.
mo admittance exsept OH business" is the
legend displayed on the new bank building.
Evidently, the schoolmaster is abroad-that
is to say, away from home.
Misses Eta and Richie Hopping spent
last Sunday in Chicago at n reunion of the
entire Leslie troupe of vocalists. Doubtless,
they had an enjoyable time.
The firm of Conner & Wood has been dis
solved Ike will carry on the implement
business in his own name. Scott will devote
his time to the creamery business.
Rev. Mrs. Anna Barton is established over
the Free Baptist Church in this village. She
is an earnest worker and pleasant and in
! structive speaker. Service morning and
evening at the usual hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rickerson desire to return
their sincere thanks to their friends and
neighbors for their friendly assistance at the
death and burial of their little baby. Their
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Those who attend the Church of Christ
next Lords Day will be entertained by hear
ing the following subjects discussed viz:
Morning "What and where is the Church
of Christ" Evening; "Ingersollism.'
A twig seventeen inches long from the
cherry orchard of Mr.. Lawrence Martin con-
tanned sixty-seven cherries. 1t was not
selected with view of obtaining a "full
count" He has 700 trees. all loaded in like
manner.
Some of the good people of Gliddenburg
object to quite SO liberal display of aero
battles on the part of the Pentecosters at
that place. A considerable portion of their
audience left the house, on Sunday last on
account of il.
Members of Co. G. Sd Mich. Cav. are re-
quested to meet at G. A. Il. Hall in Lawrence
on Friday, May 2Sth, at one o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of making arrange
ments for a company reunion. County
papers please copy.
We acknowledge the receipt of couple
of new and popular pieces of music, always
Jolly March" and song and chorus entitled
You'll Sometimes Think of Me- published
by White Smith IL Co., Nos and s, Wash
ington ST., Chicago, words by George W,
Persley.
AL. Stevenson and Ed. Snow were dele
gates from the Paw Paw Fire Department to
the meeting of the State Firemen's Associa-
tion held at Big Rapids last week. They re-
port an immense time, although they had to
leave before the banquet, which was little
tough, especially on Ed.
Letters remaining uncalled Tor at the post
Office for the week ending May Sth: VIM. I.
Brown. A. II. Dickey, Mrs. j. II. Dunn,
Marion French, Philander Hall, Mrs. Il.
Haney, j. w. Nj. Hall, Franklin Hoard, Jas.
jackson, l.. r., p. A. r., l.. l.. Smell, Mrs.
Chas. Sherman, Miss May Niets, Charles L
Targeni j. B. Watson.
Somebody violated the fish law q few
nights since. As they were coming home
the next morning, they lost their fish ont OF
their wagon along the streets of the village
If they will apply to us we will tell them who
ate the fish, and also make complaint
against them for violation of the law. Now
let us hear who lost the fish.
The Paw Paw Creamery Association have
called in the balance of their stock-ffty
per cent.-to be paid on or before the 18th
inst. 1t was first called 10 be paid on the
10th, but, after making the call, some friend
furnished the association with calendar
and they found that the 18th would be Sun
day, hence the change of date.
Odd Fellowship and Masonry were con-
demned by the Pentecosters at their meeting
last Sunday evening. Perhaps those who
spoke against these orders are thoroughly
familiar with their work, and then perhaps
they were talking about something they do
not understand. We incline to the opinion
that the latter supposltion is correct.
Begging your pardon, Dir. Local Editor OF
the Day Spring, but our item in reference
to the attempted Keeler poisoning was in
type before we ever saw the announcement
in your paper. Don't be go sensitive; when
we quote from the Ddy SpriRy we will give
proper credit. Please remember that the
Dan Spring, while it is live local paper, is
not the only accessible source of information
The Paw Paw Glee Club. consisting OF
Messrs. Cummings, McCahon Richards and
Snodgrass. were out serenading last Thurs
day evening. They paid us visit and en-
tertained us with some very fine singing.
The boys acquit themselves in very credit
able manner. We Shall be pleased to receive
another call from them at any future time
and cordially invite them to "come in" We
will furnish the cigars.
The Sunday school concert. at the Disci-
pie Church last Sunday evening, was very
interesting and entertaining. The children
and the yonng ladies who participated all did
themselves credit. There was not a single
break or hitch in the proceedings from be-
ginning to end. The affair was q new de-
parture in the history of the school, and its sue
cess will, no doubt warrant other concerts
in the future. A large and appreciative aud
fence listened to the exercises.
We are credibly informed that a couple of
our leading business men-merchants-
out hunting woodchucks last Sunday. One
of the parties was man whom no one
would suspect of being q sabbath breaker, a
leading member of the church and who has
heretofore borne an unblemished reputation.
Out of respect for his family and friends
we will not give him away. The other
party was one of our "viage dads" of whom,
of course, better things cannot reasonably be
expected. n. i. They captured one "chuck"
The following is list of the newly elected
officers of the Soldiers and Sailors Asso-
citation of south western Michigan: f. A.
Bellman, Three Rivers, Col: B, 4. Heckert,
/ Paw Paw Tiauf Col Jocoh McTnfoob Ease