The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-11-02
PAW PAW. VAN BUREN COUNTY. NOVEMBER
DID NOT VOTE TO RESTORE THE TAR
IFF ON WOOL AND, BY THE ETERNAL, l
NEVER wILL.-GeOrge l.. Ydpte.

DID NOT VOTE TO RESTORE THE TAI
IFF ON WOOL AND, BY THE ETERNAL,
NEVER wILL.-George Il. Yapte.
Mrs. ii. l.. Eggleston of Toledo, who
has been making an extended visit with
friends and relatives in this place, viii
return to her home this week.
l.. A Rogers of Glendale will have
an auction sale of live stock and farm
ing implements on election day. Vote
first, then go over and buy him out
Miss + f. Rice of Boon, Iowa, visited
over Sunday at the home of her cousin,
Ed. Nash, in this place. The relatives
had not previously met for sixteen
years.
Kathleen MavOurneen" will be pro.
duced at Longwell's opera house to-
morrow night. Secure seats now. The
company will remain for two nights
this time.
The Electric Light Co. give notice
that on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, service
will cease on the incandescent lights.
The commercial arc lights were cut off
Monday night.
Now that we are to lose our electric
lights, why not go clear back TO the
old "tallOw dip" and make no further
pretense to standing in line with
modern progress?
Old line Democrats: Are you willing
to be made catspaw to pull Yaple
free-trade chestnuts from the political
Oveng You answer NO! Then vote
for Henry F. Thomas for Congress.
Stamp an X] in the square at the
head of the Republican column on the
ticket, fold it up, and let her GO 1t is
clean ticket and every man thereon
is worthy of support. Vote straight
Mrs. Will Simmons lost her gold
watch last Friday between Decatur and
her home on the Wildey farm. The
finder will be literally rewarded by
office.
Miss Laura Wilson of Kalamazoo will
visit Paw Paw on Wednesday of this
week for the purpose of organizing
class in water color and china painting
Her work will be on exhibition in the
window of Mr.. H. Shaefer.
The trustees of the nj. f. church have
sold the old parsonage to Mr.. A. Cooper
of Lawrence and purchased the Philura
Warner property, first residence west
of the church. Rev. Jones and family
will move into their new home this
week
Mrs. Stone of Cleveland, DR.. Butler
of Kalamazoo, and others, will address
the people from the Prohibition party
at the opera house Saturday
afternoon and evening. Mrs. Stone will
also speak at Mattawan Monday even
ing next.
We especially request our several
to get as much of the
election returns in their localities as
possible and forward by first mail on
Wednesday morning We shall hold
our columns open for such returns un-
til Thursday.
When completed, which will be with
in thirth days, DR.. Maynard will have
one of the finest residences in this
section. Messrs. Davey IL Ocobock are
the architects, and when the structure
leaves their hands it will be an orna-
ment to our village.
What humilating spectacle is
by the Democratic party i'm
this county and congressional district!
A once strong and prosperous party,
now down on its knees picking up the
crumbs thrown to it by Weaver, rene
yade Republican, and his claquers and
leelers!
We received yesterday an anonymous
communication from Allegan, referring
% some matter in which Messrs. Sir
'ine and Cavanaugh were parties AS
10 attention is given communications
lnless accompanied 10y the name of the
writer, this one found its way to the
waste basket without difficulty.
After listening to speeches by M. V.
Gore of Buchanan and Z. L. Hamilton
If Niles, one need no longer feel that
he Fourth Congressional district is en-
irely bereft of elOquence by the loss of
Burrows, for either of these gentlemen
ire his peer in everything that goes to
make up the finished, polished orator.
John Davis, brother-n- law of Mrs.
:. Durkee, arrived from Worcester,
Mass, on Friday evening last, accom-
panied by his son, one of Worcester's
druggists and a crack shot. They came
armed with all the essentials for
weeks hunt, and hope to make scat
.ering among the quail and partridge.
1--WE have seen the whale" writes
Clint. Hungerford from Petoskey. "a
arge scow, towed by tug, is moored
It the dock here exhibiting a whale. 1t
s 90 feet long and weighs 25 tons-just
,ne-third its weight when captured. 1t
has been embalmed and is on its way to
Chicago for exhibition at the Worlds
tairn
II is true sympathy that has called
orth the many messages of coincidence
ent to President Harrison, for Queen
Victoria, the Pope, and all the notables
II America, irrespective of political, so.
'ial, or religious affiliations, have united
n paying honor to the genuine good
less and modest, womanly worth of his
ost and loved wife.
On Oct. % the village of Mattawan
ustained severe loss in the burning