The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-21

TIC SCHOOLS aI lsnpemlng the coming
year at $40 per month.
Seward & Marshall give a little talk
in their adv. this week on lawn mowers
and kindred scasonable topics.
Take the advice of j. H. Waters Il
Co. and finish" the bugs in the first
round. They have the medicine.
w. II. Dansby was in Benton Harbor
Wednesday, purchasing fireworks for
the celebration at Lake Park, July 4.
Several Paw Paw endeavorers at.
tended the county Y. z. 5. &. +. at
Hartford, Wednesday and Thursday
Prof and Mrs. f. A. Wilson of Ben
ton Harbor were guests at his bro.
theirs home on Wednesday and Thurs
day
Mrs. +. +. Rowland Of Lawrence Wis
tied Paw Paw friends Wednesday and
Thursday, on her way home from Char
lOtte.
Everybody likes 20 wear merchant
tailor suits, and Harry ShOwerman will
sell you one at one-half the regular
price.
Mrs Rich of Decatur was caller at
She is an applicant for "A position in our
school.
Mark III. Stockwell of Lawrence and
Miss Mary L. Sibson of Hartford were
married by Mrs. Anna Barton on the
10Th inst.
The Epworth league will give an ice
cream social at the Methodist parson.
age this friday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
Stenographer Charles H McGurrin
brought his family with him from Kal
amazoo, yesterday, and they are guests
at Judge Heckert's.
The work of putting electric lights
into the Disciple church has been com.
pleted, and it is now one of the best
lighted rooms in town.
Sellck is obliged TO employ poetry to
fittingly describe the merits of his stock
of hosiery, and it tells tale well worth
reading. See his new adv.
Married, at the home of the bride,
near the Lee school house. June 10Th,
by Rev &. p Linderman, Albert Cor
nell of Waverly and Mary l.. Kay of
Paw Paw
The Christian EndeavOr meeting at
the Christian church will be held one
half hour earlier than usual next Sun
day evening. Please remember the hour
six o'clock.
Bert Tuttle, the Lawton photogra-
pher, was in town last Monday, show.
ing some elegant specimens of crayon
and sepia work. 1t was very fine and
his prices are reasonable.
A letter from A. NanAuken to the
NORTHERNER conveys the information
that he and his family are well and that
he is doing fairly well in his new loca-
tion at the national capital.
Rev A. l.. Kennan has rented the
Tirrell house and will occupy it on his
return from Hillsda.e, at which place
he Is spending the present week. His
wife will accompany him on his return.
The readjustment of postmasters' sal
aries in presidential offices, TO com
mence July l, affects but two Van Bu
rem county Offices. Paw Paw is in.
creased from 81 400 to 81, 500, and Deca-
tur is decreased from 81 300 to 81 200.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Fora Wilson to Prof. Patrick
Henry Kelley of Mt. Pleasant. The
ceremony will take place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
b. Wilson, Wednesday morning, June
20, at 1870 o'clock.
Some one set fire in the woods
north of town last Sunday and it ran
through Woodman's woods and other
valuable timber and, in spite of all ef.
60 q ad y Of
wood and posts belonging TO Elder G..
result of Grass carelessness, the work of
fool, or piece of vandalism.
Holmes Il Bilsborrow's windows give
only faint hint at the extent and di
versity of the stock carried behind
them. These gentlemen aim to keep
their windows suggestive of interior
possibilities. Of course, they can't dis.
play big "Quick Meal" gasoline stove
in a window, but they will sell you one
so cheap that it will almost take away
your breath. All other hardware goods
in proportion.
1t has been some time since adver-
tisements were so generally noticed and
talked about as those of the Long Brick
Store, with their odd pictures, illustrat-
ing some phrase or line of the adver-
tisment. Another feature of it is that
scarcely anyone is satisfied after read
ing them until they go to the store and
see some of the H. 5. & M" clothing
in the new styles for this season. Sold
by +. Smith IL Co.
The bills advertising a Fourth of July
celebration at Lake Park, announce:
"The patrons of this favorite resort will
be treated to- more sport than is usually
crowded into one day; bowery dancing
day and night; boat and tub races all
day; Grafton and speeches at 200 p. m.
balloon ascension at 3:45 pm. ten pins,
shuttle board and billiards all the time;
music, bathing, fishing, etc; the whole
to conclude with grand display of fire.
works from the lake in the evening"
The new statute in relation to the adj
mission of attorneys will be little
tough on the boys who are studying
law. They must be examined by
committee appointed by the governor,
and must pass an examination salts
factory to the supreme court A
standing of at least 20 per cent IN each
branch of the law is required, and this
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