The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-06-29

creme. The operation was done at his
home in Almena, and the patient is
doing well.
A decision was rendered in the su.
preme court Tuesday in the case OF
A. X. Peck VS.. Freese IL Rohde, affirm.
ing the judgment for defendants given
twice in the circuit. This is another OF
Mr.. Il. j. Cavanaugh's victories, he hav.
ing won every case carried up from the
circuit by his opponents.
Our Porter correspondence, post
marked Lawton June 21, arrived here
at 2 p m. on the 22d-several hours
after our paper was printed. Several
other communication from far greater
distances, and post marked same day,
arrived on the day of mailing. Will
some one who has the combination tell
us what's the matter with Lawton?
Considerable interest will center
about South Haven on the 4th of July
from the fact that on that day the
schooner Wren will sail for her voyage
around the world. The vessel is now
at that port receiving the finishing
touches to her equipment, taking on
belongings of the party who go in her,
etc. This unique enterprise will be
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No matter how rich and well made
the upper garments, a person is not
well dressed unless the footwear is in
perfect harmony with the rest of the
attire. In ordering their summer shoe
stock, Sellick q Co. kept in view the
requirements of their patrons in this
respect, and one is indeed difficult to
please who cannot be pleased there
See their new adv. in this paper
The census is substantially completed.
The township board will be in session
at the council rooms on Monday, July
2, from nine o'clock a. IN to O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of reviewing the
population schedules. All parties in
terested are invited to be present. Any
who have not been enumerated, if there
are any such, are requested to promptly
notify the enumerator, Mr.. o. w. Row
land. 1t is desired that the census be
complete in every detail.
There will be meeting of the w. G..
| Il. l.. ut the Baptist church tomorrow
| Saturday at three o'clock p. m. Mrs.
Charlotte +. Brown, president 4th dis
trict, will address the meeting. The
ladies are all earnestly requested to at
tend. Subject to be discussed: "What
can be done by mothers to help each
other in the important work of training
their childreny" Mrs Brown is expect
ed to address the union temperance
meeting on Sunday evening.
The campmeeting of the "Church of
the Living God" at Grand junction con-
tinues to draw large crowds The latest
interesting demonstration is the sup
posed healing by laying on of hands.
1t is said by the more skeptical of the
visitors that many who believe firmly
that they are healed in the evening, af-
ter one of the seances, wake up the
next morning painfully aware that they
could not have believed hard enough,
for their old complaints still continued
to assert themselves.
The Paw Paw Valley Spiritualist
association will hold a meeting in the
beautiful grove at Lakeside Park, on
the north bank of Eagle Lake, on Sun
day next. Mrs. Jennie Hagan-Jackson
of Grand Rapids will address the meet
ing at 1870 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. The
grounds are in fine order, well seated,
with plenty of water and ample facili-
ties for the care of teams. To defray
expenses, fee of ten cents will be
charged each adult and vehicle enter
ing the grounds. Refreshments can be
had on the grounds.
THE NORTHERNER is in position to
state that, should the Republican sena-
torial convention for this district see fit
to tender to Hon. Chas. ID. Lawton the
nomination for state senator, he would
accept it. He is in no way a seeker
flor. tha nfca apI 10 ha hao the
nomination must come to him without
any wire-puling, either by himself or
by his friends. The people of this SEN
atorial district certainly know Mr.. l..
well enough to know that, in the event
of his nomination and election, the du-
ties pertaining to that office would be
discharged in such manner as would
reflect credit not only upon the district
but upon the senate itself.
The patentee of what is known as the
"Falls City Coffee Pot" has been at this
place for some days past, exhibiting his
invention and RECALLING those who called
at Holmes IL Bilsborrow's store with a
cup of nectar that would drive an old
coffee topper wild with delight Briefly
explained, the coffee is distilled instead
of being stepped, as by the method now
in vogue, all the healthful, nutritive
properties of the berry being preserved
in the drink, while the opiates are ex-
tracted and rejected. It's great stuff,
and this invention certainly will revo-
lutionize the method of coffee-making.
A party of gentlemen of this place pur-
chased the right for the state of Michi-
gan, and we understand the utensils
will soon be introduced here that our
people may give them trial.
Printed notices, purporting to have
been issued and signed by the health
officer, were posted and distributed
about town last Saturday, bearing the
following unique announcement: "At
meeting of the village board, on Fri
day evening, June % 1894, the follow
motion was unanimously adopted: That
the village establish free vaccination for
all families and persons in said village
that are not able to pay for the same,
on the order of the president or re-
corder; this order to hold good for one
week, after which compulsory vaccina-
ton will be ordered" We believe
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