The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-29

Bishop Gillispie will administer the
rite of confirmation this "Wednesday
evening in st. Mark church AT : O'Clock
There will be "A special meeting of the
fire department this "wednesday even
ing To arrange for participating in the
Memorial exercises tomorrow.
A. Van Auken announces his readi-
ness To pay the highest price for wool
He has bought wool here many years,
and is known 70 be "a fair-dealing man
Register of Deeds Monroe is getting
a little the worst of il i'm an encounter
with rheumatism, although joel wishes
il distinctly understood that he is still
i'm the ring
Married, in this village, on Friday
afternoon, May 2ith, at the residence of
and by Rev III A. Pallister, DR. Nj. G..
Cronin and Miss Emma j Willison,
both of Bangor.
A child of Mr. and Mrs Fred Jacobs.
- years old, died on Tuesday evening
of last week and was buried Thursday
Services at the house, conducted by Rev.
w j. Hathaway.
Married, at the home of the bride, in
this village, on the 22d inst, by Rev. A.
b. Hayden assisted by Rev. III A Palis-
ter, Mark HiXsOn of Utica, Mich, and
Miss Matte +. Hayden.
Died, in Hutchinson, Mimi, May II,
Eva May Kelly, wife of Frank Kelly,
aged 30 years and : months Deceased
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Am
brose Moon, formerly of Antwerp.
Mrs Chas. Scott has had some friends
from Hyde Park, H., visiting her of late,
and local fishermen might a well keep
away from the lakes for the present, or
until another generation of fishes ma
ture.
c. r. Avery has just returned from
Chicago, where he has purchased an
extensive stock of seasonable goods for
his popular dry goods house. He will
have something to say for himself next
week.
We learn that Messrs. Conner d
Osborn are doing an immense business
in the line of agricultural implements,
wagons, carriages, etc They are first
class men To deal with and give l6
ounces TO the pound
Two of the official members of the
NJ. +. church of Keeler were in this
place last Friday looking over the NJ.
+. church here. They are considering
plans for remodeling and improving
their place of worship.
A number of base ball cranks from
this place went over TO Decatur last Fri
day To witness the game between the
Blues, of Kalamazoo, and the Decatur
team. They report it rs fine game.
resulting in favor of Kalamazoo, 6 To g.
The matter of the estate of Nathan II
and Joseph L. Bitely, like Banquo's
ghost, will not down. This time it pops
up in an appeal by Fred Btely To- the
findings of Judge Heckert, a synopsis
of which was published in this journal
in its issue of May 1st
Mrs Mary A. Hopping, mother of IL
Hopping and Mrs Robt Chapman, of
this place, and Silas Hopping, of Kala
died at the home of the latter
on Sunday morning, aged ~ years. The
remains were brought here and buried
in the Clapp cemetery Tuesday.
On Friday evening June eth Elder w
j. Russell, of indianapolis, formerly
pastor of the Christian church of this
place. will deliver lecture i'm behalf of
the Young Ladies Mission Band un
The Wedding Ring Admission
Adults, 10 cents; children, 10 cents
r. w. Broughton gives his thousands
of readers a learned discourse on
Womens rights He firmly believes
that they hare rights, and have a right
to have them He will do busines to
the end that women-and men, too
shall have everything that belongs TO
them.
In the Chicago Herdid of the 22d inst
we find a description of a device for get
ting cable ears over bridges, invented
by Guy +. Harrison, formerly of this
place. The Herald intimates that if the
device will work aS well practically a
it appears to theoretically, it is a valua-
bic invention.
At LongwelrS opera house this Wed
nesday) evening the famous Lottie May
burlesque company will appear in
satire on Vassar college girls, entitled,
"The Nassar Girls Lark" The bur
lesque was written for Miss May by
Gilbert. of Pinafore fame; music com
posed by Fred Solomon.
We were glad to learn that we were
misinformed regarding the death of >.
b. Hagar, of Hamilton, as announced
i'm our issue of the 18th inst. Our in
formant was Hamilton man, and he
had heard it on the morning of the day
before our issue. Mr.. Hagar was alive
at last reports, though very low
NJ +. quarterly meeting ON Saturday
and Sunday Rev T. IL Day, pastor
of the NJ F. church at Lawton, will
preach Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning An invitation Is extended To
all the friends On Sunday evening
there will be union temperance meet
ing at this house, addressed by Mrs.
Barton.
Having occasion 10 visit Marcellus
few DAYS since, we had an opportunity
of examining the soldiers monument
erected i'm that cemetery by Mr.. /. A.
Whitman, of this place. II Is an elegant
piece of workmanship, and the G. A. Il.
and w r. G. of that place are display
ing excellent taste in beautifying its
surroundings
l.. Perrigo & Co. Bartram " Milling
tons annex, are putting up an immense
quantity of goods i'm their especial line,
which comprises sarsaparillas, eliXirs,
tonics, essences, extracts, catarrh rem
edies. corn and bunion cures, etc, etc.
The NORTHERNER is running a job
press almost continually on their labels,
wrappers and directions, and some idea