The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30

BerlamOnt and South Haven this morn
ing on business.
Jason Woodman and j. c. Gould are
on the programme of the County Grange
meeting to be held at Covey Hill to-
morrow.
Preece is turning out some nobby
spring suits. He invites inspection of
his samples and guarantees satisfaction
in all cases.
&. X. Averys carpet sales, under his
new and improved system of showing
the goods TO purchasers, are beyond his
expectations.
A. Hathaway returned last Saturday
from two weeks trip in the northern
part of the state, whittier he went to
purchase lumber.
Prof G. ID. Lawton was among our
callers on Monday. He has just re-
turned from three weeks trip in the
Upper Peninsula.
Supervisor Jacob Gunsaul, of Covert,
stopped over in Paw Paw, Thursday
night last, on his return from two
weeks visit in Ohio
w. j. Sellck q Son are offering their
immense stock of hosiery, gloves, cor
sets, cottons, ginghams and dress goods
at extremely low prices
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Longwell, of
Jackson, returned home yesterday,
after three days visit with parents
and friends in Paw Paw.
Mrs. +. l.. Warner, will furnish the
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day evening of this week.
See the new time table of the T. a. S
IL. X. X. this week for important
changes An afternoon train now runs
TO Soutl Haven and return.
Mrs. A. G.. Martin goes to Hillsdale
to-day, where she will join the other
members of the committee appointed
to visit the College at that place.
Letters remain in the Paw Paw post
office addressed To the following: A. c.
Brakeman, Miss Martha Brown, Miss
Maud Munson and Mrs j. +. Parker
From to Is applicants are examin-
ed each Wednesday by Drs Dunning,
Rose and Palmer, constituting the
County Board of Pension Examiners.
Workmen have begun laying the
foundation for Robert Morrisons new
house The plans decided upon war
rant the conclusion that the building
will be one of the finest in this vicinity.
Attention is invited to the appeal,
printed in another column, addressed
by the Executive Committee of the
National Grange, Hon j j. Woodman,
Secretary, TO the'President of the United
States and others.
The third quarterly meeting of the
current conference year of the NJ. +.
church will he held on Saturday and
Sunday of next Weekday 10th and
11th, at the usual hours. Presiding
Elder Masters will be present.
The Odd Fellows held a social at their
pleasant rooms on Saturday evening,
in celebration of the list anniversary
of the founding of the order. A fine
supper was served and most enjoy
able time had by all who attended.
Miss Libbe p Long, buxom lass of
1S summers, was brought to Paw Paw,
Monday, from Columbia township, by
Sheriff McFarlin, charged with helping
herself, without leave or license, to
some poultry belonging to neighbor.
She was arraigned before Squire Mason
yesterday when she plead guilty to the
charge and was fined one dollar and
costs.
&. II. Avery has purchased the store
in which he has been doing a dry goods
business so many years, and is proceed
ing to make some necessary repairs on
the building The law firm of Crane 4
Breck will continue to occupy the up
per story.
A visit to the Cleveland Bay stables
will well repay the lover of fine horses.
The stock is in splendid condition, and
preparations are already making for
the exhibition of five or SIX of the best
specimens at the State Fair and Detroit
Exposition this fall.
j. ID. Hamilton, NJ. d., successor to
l.. Perrigo d Co, druggists, calls atten-
tiOn To his business, i'm this issue. He
will carry a complete stock of goods in
his line and we take pleasure in giving
him favorable inroduction to the people
of Paw Paw and vicinity.
l.. Perrigo & Co. have rented and
will at once occupy the Grange store,
in which they will continue their whole
sale business rs manufacturing chem
lists. Their wholesale trade has assumed
such proportions as to make it necesSa
ry to devote their entire attention TO it,
The ninth convention of the Paw
Paw, Decatur and Lawrence Sunday
School association will be held at the
First Baptist church, in this village,
next Wednesday and Thursday, May
7th and sth. An unusually interesting
has been arranged and a
large attendance is expected.
An effort is making among Lawton
people, seconded by several Paw Paw
parties who are interested in real estate
in that vicinity, to induce some practical
celery growers to locate there. There
is an abundance of soil well adapted to
the celery culture there and tempting
inducements will be held out.
DIR. j. d. Hamilton, of Martin, Ale
gan county, has purchased the drug
and miscellaneous stock of Y. Perrigo
Il Co, and will continue the business,
with Will Mosier as head clerk. We
Will on securing SO good
and responsible a situation, and are
sure he will prove worthy of the place.
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