The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-27

Our friends i'm neighboring townships
will please bear i'm mind that they can
get their tickets and slips printed at
this office at very short notice
Mrs Susannah Grflis. one of the pio-
neerS of Cass county, died on the i4th
inst, az the age of s3 years, and was
buried al the Wayne cemetery.
This is not exactly that class of
weather that brings smiles To the faces
of fluit-growerS. They fear we will
have our March weather in April
An ordinary book-keeper can com
mand $1,000 year anywhere. Let Us
not ask the governor of this wealthy
state to serve Us for the same salary
About this time of year it is well for
the farmer 10 have a shotgun handy,
that he may be able To convince the
Bohemian oats man that he wants none
of his wares.
Bartram * MillingtOn are, as usual,
abreast with the times. As the house
cleaning season is at hand, they have i'm
stock all the "helps" to that busy season.
See their ad
Broughton'S "al-around-store is
fairly a-baze with bright and shining
novelties Your visit To Paw Paw is i'm
complete till you visit this great EN-
porium of traffic
Miss Lena Snow, who passed her cX-
animation i'm an especially creditable
manner, has been engaged to teach the
school in the Palmer district, Almena,
the summer term.
Longwell Bros are receiving their
spring stock of wall paper, window
shades, and goods of that class. and in
yite the ladies 10 examine their stock
before purchasing.
We were panied to learn that Mr.
and Mrs Fred Snow of Lima, O., had
lost their baby, which died ON WedneS-
day of last week of scarlet fever II
was about one year old
Frank Webster, better known by the
sobriquet of BLACK k-horse Frank" ar
rived here last week. He will pound
four or six horses on the back with the
Wild West the coming season.
The new meat market firm of Shep-
ard x BuSkirk act aS though they came
10 stay. Their market is well stocked;
their meats are well cut, and everything
about the place is neat and tidy.
George Andson, an old-time Paw Paw
boy, but lately from Alabama, arrived
i'm town last week To spend few days
with old friends He's "a man of few
words, but gets there, all the same.
Some graceleSs scamp entered the
residence of Herman j. Olds, west of
town, one day last week, and carried off
every article of Mr. Olds' clothing eX-
cept what he was wearing at the time.
Messrs Heckert & Chandler have
rented the large room in the Masonic
block next door west of the NORTH
ERNER office, and will occupy ii in two
or three weeks This will make ele-
CANT quarters for them.
The republicans of Porter have nom
mated John Marshall for supervisor
Now, let every republican i'm Porter
consider himself a committee of one 10
see To it that not only Mr.. Marshall,
but the entire ticket iS elected.
Died. at the residence of Michael
Lelghty, ON Sunday, March 24th, Mrs.
p. II. Smith, aged 30 years. Funeral
from the Lyle school house ON Tuesday
afternoon. and the remains were de
posted in the Cuddeback cemetery.
The Kings Daughters will give
social at the residence of Rev. f. II.
Harvey this Wednesday, evening A
feature of the entertainment will be a
representation of TennySous Dream
of Fair Women Everybody is cor
daily invited
Harry Dopp, while working with a
team at VIM. NJ. Thayer'S farm, a few
days ago, slipped from load he was
hauling and fell upon the wagon tongue
i'm such a manner aS to crack one of his
ribs. He il about the streets, but iS
very lame and sore.
The total amount of delinquent taxes
returned To the county treasurer is
S273442. Porter alone collected every
cent. Keelcr returns 81 .04, with Hamil-
ton a close second-S4 .32 Paw Paw re-
turns S92 II. This means the delinquen-
cy on real estate assessment.
We hear that DR. Brodrick, of Deca-
tur, went to Kalamazoo on Monday,
armed with Il petition about the length
of Dutch search warrant, with which
he proposed to convince Mr. Burrows
that he (Brodrick) was the proper person
10 be named for postmaster at Decatur.
Let every republican voter i'm this
township be at the polls next Monday.
The selection of township officers should
be considered of sufficient importance
to call out full vote, and i'm addition,
important state officers are To be elected
and constitutional amendments voted
upon.
The NoRTHERNER is perhaps rs well
equipped for the execution of all classes
of job printing as any newspaper office
in Michigan outside of the large cities.
Our presses are driven by steam and
the entire equipment is new and of the
latest designs We invite an inspection
of our work.
Eddie Beardsley and Mrs. Geo. King,
of Wayerly, were arrested last Satur-
day by Sheriff McFarlin, on complaint
of Joseph +. Speicher, charging them
with lewd and lascivious cohabitation.
They were taken before Justice Mason,
who took their personal recognisance
TO appear for examination to-day Wed
nesday).
Rev. f. IL Harvey has been invited
| by Pennoyer Post and the w. r. G. of
SapinaW TO deliver his lecture on '"Thc