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Paw Paw. iMlOHlSAW. Oct
'v. ffeimrtmtnt.
Hclittin to.Yrwipaprr Subtrrtt-
tioiiH mitt .irrtaraftB,
1. Subsi-riborh who do not give uxpr- no
tice to the contrary, are consider d cnohlOf to
oootinaa their robooriptloo.
'2. It subscribers order tbe discontinuance of
tbeir periodicals, tlm pmbhehfl may a 'iitimic
to scud t licm until all arrearages are paid.
3. If hubscrlbors neglect or refuse to take
their periodical from tho office to which they
are directed, tu".v are held responsible until
they have settled their bills, and orderod thorn
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places wit h
ont infomiog the publishers, and the papers
are sent to tbe former direction, they are held
responsible,
5. Tho Courts havo decided that " refusing
to take periodical from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for. is ariWUI facn
eiiH iHv of inteiitioual fraud."
f. Any person who receivesa newspaper and
makes use of it, whether he has ordered it or
not, is held in law to be a subscriber.
7. If subscribers pay in advance, tbey aro
bound to give notice to tbe publisher, at t tie
end of their time, or if they do not wish to con
tinue taking it ; otherwise the publisher is
authorized to send it ou, and the subscribers,
will he responsible until an express notice with
payment of all arrears, is sent to the publisher.
The 1'air is proving a success.
ur school is progressing finely.
TtM tax sale take place next Monday.
MelOBOf hae new and handsome sign.
! i l inen's dance at. Town i lall to-mght.
Ibis is the lat dav of the County Fair.
I H" ladies of Ail gan have a hitoiy class.
The C ircuit Court opens next Monday. full
calendar.
Comstock, l'aige ft Co. havo just put up a
now sign.
The Courier appeared iu ite curtailed pro
portions last weok.
V. B. Hawkins is t o-mod. !m lad otherwiso
improving his bouse.
I Doll Sam's Hoy atill holds forth in tho tent
in front of the school-bouse.
" All aboard for tbe fair ground" has been a
familiar sound for two or three days past.
Tho new bakery has commenced operations,
and is now furnishing bread for the mnltitude.
Miss lihoda Munger is acquiring quite a rep
utation as correspondent of the Woman's
Ed. Stewart, of the Sentinel, was in attend- 1
ance on tbe Fair this week, and favored us
with a call.
Van Vnkon went to the poor ROSSO on Tues
day. His boggy gave way, and ho had to foot
it the last mile.
3'irt-. letup -, of South Haven, has been
spending a U s days in this village at the resi
dence of uer nster, Mrs. Mason.
In another phco iu this ISEBSwlIlbo found
the report of the committee on babies at tho
baby show, recentl . held at Town Hall.
lloyul Huchiuau. an attache of the Indianap
olis News, is spending a few days in tbis vil
lage with hia niotl er, Mrs. Gremps.
Mrs. Kinina A. Hicliruoud wili tiold a public
sale of Tarm Implements and Vin Block, l D
the !Jth iust., at ten o'clock in tho forenoon.
The- Christian denomination lias just bong a
veiy 0sboJttS the tower of tie r church ed
llice. We now havo ftfg good bells in this vil
lage. Mis' Maggie Maguire bM just opened a lare
and elegant stock of ruilauery goods. The
ladies should not fail to call aud see the new
sty It h.
The fire-proof I uildiu bas DOM eompUt !.
and tie 'i:.ty oflOHl liave all moved in. i he
public records are now afe from liability to
destru t:ou by fire.
I.u t :-ttirday ninht the engine to tho A: u -t,
iptOM near DOMOM run over afl MakMWB
man and tut huree. lOaMMltlj hlliiBg thou 1 he
man was intoxicated
Up to Wednesday nihrbt there (TOT MTj
entries of articles and animals at the County
Fair. Next week we will publish a history of
tbo society from ita organization.
Il.'.ms' watorB, carriages, buggies and cnt
ters made a handsome proceaaiou as they were
drawn through Main street on their wy tu tt-.e
fair grounds. II turns out good work.
In the aftornoou of the first day of tho Fair
our hoys play? d a game of baso ball with the
,i' DOJB, on too fair greum! - i n
stood 21 for I'aw Paw and 24 for BgOT.
V Laptiet corn.ci1. winch OOOTOBOd at Kendall
recent ly, ordai.e d Mr. William McAuudnck to
tlie vorii of the ministry. Itcv. H West pf ct
ing tio sfrmoii and BOTi A. EL BbOpiMfd otl'er
iii UM 1 r iaming raver.
I iirleB Alien, a prisoner, while engaged iu
currying iu and piling wood, on Tuesday last,
made Im escape. He had been in jail nearly all
summer and lspret'y well punished for tbe
offense of which ho is charged.
Mips Helen V.. Wright, an accompli hsrd
young lady of Lousing, bas translated an artu le
from the German entitled "What Children do
for us," which was published in tho Landing Be
publican of Np4 Mi Mips Wright is quite
young not more thau eighteen year of ago.
We have bad no Octobor frost as vet We
did have a September frost which, however, did
inn little barm Its principal effects were, to
remind corn thai it was time it to quit growing
and npnn np. and to cut down ('nmmher vines,
p iMipkui vines. -im.'i ines and tb Coimer.
I . bound LaOrave bas been improving hi
house by adding to it and fixng up generally.
Mr. J. S. Myers, of Decatur, does tbe ma-on
work. Among other things. Kd. is building a
stone " flre-proof "smoke-house. He prides
himself on baring erery thing just right about
his premises.
Daniel DsWaW in'orrea as that, on Friday
)at, William Austin rut ten acres or buckwheat
for him in about iwtlva houra. Mr. DeWater
gave bim flvs dollars for h job. Tha hired
man took ap ght utn o' h aad qmt at four
o'eloek. If on ' for on day's
work, w shB'd flad to hair of it.
Died lu Decatur, on the 21st iust., Mary
A. wife of Karl Webster, aged sixty four yearn.
N. A. Hangs, we understand, has purchased
the Richmond farm, tbreo miles eaat of this
Tillage.
Mrs. T. C. Denton will sell a quantity of
farm tools and household property at auction
on the lib iust.
Judge Mono argued a case before .ludgo
Arnold at Allegan, last week, lie was op"
posed 1 y Miss Alta Hulett, of Chicago.
Died In this village, Monday morning,
Soptember 27, Frank Russell Paige, infant son
of .John J. and F.mma Paige, of congestion of
the brain.
The Van Ilureu County Medical Society will
meet at the office of Dr. J. E. Ferguson, in
Bangor, Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 10 o'clock a. it.
Advice and operations free-
J, Elliott Sweet, Sec'y.
N. A. Earle, a native of this county, was re
cently admitted as an attorney to the Grand
Kapide bar. Mr. Earle is a graduate of our
high school, and was engaged as assistant to
the principal of the school for two years, after
which he was principal for one year. He has
since been a law student in the office of Hughes,
Smiley ov O'brien, of Grand Rapids.
The Calendar for the October term of the
Circuit Court ib made up as follows 1 Criminal
causeB, five : issues of fact for jury, thirty
one ; issues of fact without jury, twenty-two;
"ibbuob of law, three; imparlances, Beven ;
chancery, first class, fifteen ; chancery, second
class, one; chancery, third class, one; chancery,
fourth class, eleven. Total, ninety-six.
Paw Paw, Sept. 22, 1875.
The committee find themsolves greatly em
barrassed iu making a decision on account of
tho very excellent qualities; shown by every
child on exhibition. Put being constrained to
como to a decision, they, with many misgiving1-,
havo agreod to award to Mrs. Monroe's twins
the first prize ; to Mrs. Hhowerman's daughter
(and by tbe way, the only little lady on exhibi
tion") the second prize ; to Mrs. Haldwin's twin
child the third prize ; all of which is respect
fully submitted with the best wishes for both
mother and child a long, a happy and useful
life to each and every one of the darlings.
John W. Kmebt, )
C. Richards, - Com.
a. w. lawtom,
T. B. Peterson A Rbotueuh announce that
they have now in press, and will publish on
Saturday, October 2, a new novel by the popu
lar Southern authoress. Mrs. C. A. Wnrflold,
; entitled "Hester Howard's Temptation." The
writer bas been engaged on tbe work for tbe
laBt eighteen months, :.nd all critics who have
examined tbe work pronounce it snpenor to
" Tho Household of Pouveno," written by tho
same author. It will be published complete in
one doudecimo volume, bound in morrocco
cloth, pneo rl.75.
General Items.
Tho Soroiuan (young ladies) literary society
of 'hv t college has nearly completed its new
ball, which s ill probably be tbe most elegant
ooiety room in tbe State.
1 ne hundred and sixty new pnpils have ap
plied fof admission to tho "tate Normal Bohooi,
in adhtion to the students of last year in ho
havo ucHrlv all returned.
There has recently DC D
library room at Lansing
Stevens T. Mason, tbe lir
gan ; tin a large Iikeiie I i I
GoToraor in 1H53.
hung in tho State
crayon portrait of
ovcrnor of M ic'. i
Audrew Parsons.
The mtoUigont reatlor usu.allv regac.i- bit
n '".-paper as he does his bill of fare a-cil-culnted
to jireucnf nornetbir.v' ) 'basing to All :
and bo does not rottdoflafl II booauM bo OOOO
s onaiiy tinds inn ng t'.io erifrets soiueibiug
that does not sut bis tste. irand Bapids Post
I'm Grajid Kapids Post says tbo Mate Ar.
'nliural aHso.'iation was not very MfOMOfoi
tins year in its efTorts to dead-head it adver
tising. I n!y niu?! papers adverusp 1 thir jiov
ertv by striving tO obtain ItM small sirn of
f( red as premiums to tho three DO pi (iviog
tho boat gratuitous notice of tbe auuuni ex
hibition. One of the latest novelties in iLvenLon is an
" aldmg pencil. ' for accountants, and those
who figure on election returns. Tbo pencil
point is pressed upon anv figure until it movss
M index to the same figure on tbe case. Lttt
lag tlm point, and prctsicjr it on another figure.
moves tbe iudex to the sum of the two, and to
on, the index showing the sum of all the fauoi
in a column, without the poao!btUt of a mii
takc. If tho ID ru'ion hotrl bad ben svpoilod, M
all Mich boUdtrgo should be. with twoatatr
wavh. Of with an ontsido meanf of 000B0O,
Marshall would not to-day be horrow-utricki ti
and ui mourintiK- over the calamity wi i. !. befel
that pl.ice vootofday morning. But Ibo oom
ba-1 only one stairway. :..i 1 diret'y uotfOftbtOi
urobably in tho porter's room, tho fat al lire
originated, whether from TOJ ov kcr s'r.e. aud
swept through IbO opOOtM above. OOOtMSg d"
all OgMsO, and driViiiw tbe alurnied occupants
of t!io honao from storv to story, until brought
to bay. they were fOfOOi to iboOM bolWOOO 0
horrible ilcath by lire and almost eipully cer
tain oe-truction by jumping to tho ground bo
low. Tbo bouse wa teap of tho most danger
ous sort. How many others are there like it
in the State at,d in tbe land ? How ionp; wib
it be before we shall havo to record another
oftlamity of tho kind. io4 porhopo o far more
OOOttOOttfO one? Oetroit News, Sept. 25.
Joseph Kammercr. of Now Vork City, cut
off Ins two sons from a sbre in bis estate afb r
tboy aro twonty-four jears old. He held the
belief that well-edocated man can take care
of himself aftr that ayre. aud that an expected
provision for life is demoralizing. Those who
have no neb fathers will agree with him.
JI.IRRIHIt.
Ci -A DAY WILOOX to Lawton. Septfm
ber 11, 1876, by lb v. II. West, Jacob Cahna
dat and lliTSKT Akm Wilcox, both of Lawton .
CORNIHFI HENY AN Ry tbe same, in Law
ton. Hspt(.mler 12, ('it abi.ph D, obnisb and
Sabau Heittak. both of Portar.
HE NY AN-CORNISH- Ry the same, same
time and piM. CnAanas H. Hebtab and
a M'lr ( bb isu, both of Forter.
KINOHLIT 8TEVKNS Ry lbs same, in Mat
tawan. Svptembar '22. Abbbb K. KvoaLBT
of Texas, Kalamaaoo souaty, and Kittib
Stvebwh, of Mattawao.
a I F ' it I rt Ib Decatv. SepUBsbar 1ft,
br Oerge Beaatlt. ! . MicaABX Oatbb
aad Objubba 0b r. buts of Dsoatw.
The intelligent juryman has removed to '
( iiiciunati. This is the latest, as vouched 'or
by the Gazette 1 "We, the jury, find that the
sad Louis Fillman came to bis death by a shot
accidentally went off by itself by killing a cat
by shooting the same and when she was not
dead istantly by striking tho cat with the
breach of the gun and the load discharged itself."
B us i it ess Not ires.
Ho! Farmers, if you wish to take solid com
fort while plowing and seeding, get a pair of
those 'Plow Shoes,' for sale by
mstoek. l'aige A Co.
io to Comstock, Paige A Co's for Collars,
Cuffs and Ties.
OV. flOODEII II. M. I)
. SK IAN, III.., lining
iiomi:patiii' phi
ngdaie, Michigan! lOMme
Comstock, Paige A Co. sell the 'Wells' cele
brated custom-made Kip and Calf boots.
For your School Hooks goto Mies Khoda
Monger's. All kinds always on hand.
A fresh supply of Ladies French Kid button
BootHat Comstock, Paige A: Compaoys.
All accounts, due us, must be paid by the
25th of September without fail.
Koons A RorsnEAt'.
Buy your childrens Hoots and Shoee of
Comstock, Paige A Co.
mil ! Ut Look at thOM Dollar Goods
IjIjAH. at KIm Bhoda M angor's.
If you want bargains in Hoots and Shoes,
call at tbe new store of Comstock, l'aige & Co.
If yon want to buy a Sewing Machine, call
on John W. Kmery, Jr. at his rooms, in tbe
Lyle Block, opposite the 1st National Hank,
and he will show vou just Mm nicest, best and
most convenient 5lachine ever made, and at a
lower price than ever before asked for a first
class Machine. 1063
A. ROBINSON
DENT 1ST ,
OflOO ID thi rooms latelv occupied bv Dr.
A. O. Hooker. Paw Paw. Mich. 1045.
as. r. W. WARD.
DENTIST,
Performs all operations on the Teeth and
Gums, in a thorough and skillful manner.
Nitrous I xide Cas, Ether or Chloroform,
judiciously administered when deBired.
Office over Sherman A: Sellick's, Comer of
Main and Kalamar.oo Streets. Paw Paw, Micb.
O. S. WALLORY V COm
Wholesale Dealere in
OYSTERS,
and Foreign Fruits.
Manufacturers of Hermetically eabd .oods.
PteUoOj Preserves, etc.
70 Jefferson Avenue. lt)7iimJ Detroit.
f5U, 8?, o OKTON,
Bnccssinra to Bridge Norton. io(. Btlch.
Grain Commission Merchants,
Cor. Woodbrldfrr St P"ImHj
Detroit, Michigan.
Cash advance made on .consignments. Rotor-oncet.--auy
Detroit Hank or banker. L079BS
John 58. WendHI $l Co.,
CooMolasioii Vorohooti i
Flour. Grain.
INftrk "lid m ccN.
M ;,nd M W0001nM0 SlfOOt,
Di I :; lf, MP HI04K.
Whi fit a Specialty.
Casb sd van ros
ltorort sen' dail
on eoM'gamtnw.
fro o' '"-artie.
Market
91 1 oh is a a tatt land 4fHce
LaMBMi Ooplonboff S7th, 175.
Notici l herebv givn that the following
ilencnbed Primary Scbool SDd Swomp Loads,
fiitnatpd :n lb County or Van Bum, forfeited
for non-payment of interrat. will be 'il"rrf'l foi
salr at. pobllfl auction, at Ibil office. Novenib r
Mb, 1M7!, Ol t"ii o' Ir-k, a v. aolooa ptofiow
lv tedottOOd according to
L. CL4PH. Comrnissioner.
' No. of
Certificate.
D-scri; t.on. Sect'n. I n. sVofO
PBnUBl BOSOOL Lam-.
3020
6288
8289
6204
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6770
6006
8000
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LAWSON'S CURATIVE
the only remedy err diacoverwl that will
Foojitivoly Curo
KEURAL6IA;SCIATICA,
RHEUMATISM,
Ceromon forms of the dlaeaae have OBMooi re
rinireJ the naa of more than one bottle.
ON. noTri.K u.o.llr jooo t'OJOlBl
DYSPEPSIA, ri.h KIM.
IC It MIPsTLAS.
One or two apallratlonB rar nin,
Hltl". CHiriD F K FT. Tl IM
LOKKAI X, NB01TOI S TOOTH
At nr., sum mb a ia ii r.
One bottla ! a ssra nre for
FIRRTOI a II A DA CUB, LilSR H ti h
DlPTtlKlfcT A, or SODS THROAT.
Irlor, On X3c3llaax-.
if yon r axitl. Mwd to your dnifpft
far this artlelB ; he will gat u Cor toe or Mod
ONE DOLLAR BT MAIL
to as aad i. will Im
MBt rvnakl.
LAW80N CHEMICAL
01) CLJTVHIVAirD OHIO
CO.,
004A OfTY A0D OOAJHTIT RY ALL MMSiOTS.
At sr nil aali, w vteamn Dnuoti is
I tin nil, OaUMo. OatroU aad
1875. Fall Opening. 1875.
We arc now in receipt of our
FALL AM) winti.R 0000),
Embracing tbe largest and most varied Stock
over brought to this market.
All the Novelties of the Season.
IU i riythinn .Vrir.
DRY OOOD0 K A HOT G'lODS.
An immense line of Cloths A Fanct Coatings,
It, . Hade (lot hi.
Hats & Cans, Booto & Shoes,
Flannels. Blankets, Robes, etc.
Domestics, a Specialty.
A large stock of Prints at only 6 cents.
A splendid Cotton Bttt at only 12g cts. per lb.
One look at our Stock will satisfy you that Ihit
is the place to buy your GOODS.
A large lino of Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings
and Hepellants.
Hespectfully,
A. VAN AI KEN ft CO.
Paw Paw. September 14, 1875.
!li'rili"! Nul. Notice is hereby given
that bv virtue of an execution iH-ued out of
uud under the seal of the ('m int Court for the
County of S'an llureu, State of Michigan, in a
BOOM wfaoroin OoOlgO J. Van Nosb is daintUT.
and Lafavette Ol utt is defendant, and bearing
! dato tbe fifteenth dav of .'uly, a. i. 1H7"j. and
to me directed and delivered, I have seized and
. levied upon all the right, title and interest of
j said Lafayette oleutt in and to tbe following
described real estate, situated In the Couutv of
! Van Bureu and Btate of Michigan, which I
, shall expose to sale, and sell at public vendue,
to the bigboBt bidder, at tho front door of tho
Van Puren Count v Circuit Court House, in the
I village of Paw Paw, on Saturday, tho thirtieth
day of October, at the hour of ton o'clock in
I the forenoon, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary; to satisfy said execution, together
! with tbe intoreet and costs thereon, to wit : the
east one-fourth of the east half of the south
east quarter, of section number two, in town
ship number three south, of range sixteen
west. 100847
Dated Paw Paw. September 14th, 1875.
JOHN E. SHOW IP MAN, Sheriff.
Fostkb it Bhedb, WtT's Att'ys.
tu utn i n
Are receiving an
IMMENSE
T
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tl
111
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING
K A
CAPS
BOOTS and SHOES
ANITSSLS
2
The like was
never som in
thc-se parts
Particv.Isvrs noact
WEEK
Mean time Call
and see
Our Goods.
STORE PILED FULL
TAXIDERMIST
OEALBB 15
MiFNTKD BIRDS, FOREIGN AND NA
TIVE URDea'tNO, BIRDS KYKS,
ii L A S 0IIADM, ETC.
Dirds. Animals and Doers Heads, Stuffed
and Mounted to order in every style.
Ornamental Casea and Oaseaof Game Dirda
for Hportaman a Kpaalty.
Orders by mail promptly Oiled.
X2TDXA2T KXZoZCS
and Carioaiaes waatad ta sxaaaafa for tarda
Rooms ovar Axuui'b Foaanaaa btabb
J. L ALLEM.
Mala It. Paw Paw, Misk
Sherman & Sellick's
NEW GOODS
Save Arrived, and are now Open,
Forming in all, tbe largest and moat fashionable Stock of SOOM
ever hronght to Hub City.
We would especially invite the attention of tbe L&DHI o our
DKFSS HOODO DFPAUTMENT,
which is now particularly attractive in all the new Materials and Shades.
Flegant hues of
SHAWLS, CLOAKS & CLOAKINCS.
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
LACES & EMBROIDERIES,
FRINGES & GIMPS, RIBBONS & TIES.
Extra inducements in
TABLE LinSTIEILSrS. .A-IPKIISTS
DOILYS, TOWELS.
Wool Spread and t ouiiterpane.
New Design iu
Carpet, Oil ltl!i. Lace C urtains, A:e.
To the (IFNTLFMF.N. we would say, our
KKADY MADE CIjOTHING DEPARTMENT
Is now complete In all the different Styles and Grades, leaving nothing out
that is new and desirable.
Good, stylish Suits from 1", upwards.
Good. Stylish Diagonal Suit-. 15.
Very LateBt and Nobbv. from 018 to S0.
SPECIAL!
We are now able to show you an Elegant line of
Worsted Suiting, New Trousering,
Diagonals and Overcoatings,
And all the popular lines of Domestic
Woolens and Cassimeres.
We have in connection a MERCHANT TAILOR, who is prepared at all times
to give you " Fits " in the latest stvles.
Ab tine a Stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
As can be found in tbo City, and in nuahty and prices, second to none.
A careful inspection of our stock will amply repay you, and wo assure you. on no account
will vou bs tovJmI into buying.
Respectfully,
Sherman & Sellick.
Eooas & Rosseau
Are Still Alive!
Call and M0 their Immense Stock, consisting
iu part of
Light Doublo HoriM
Haddle, Hri.ii.v
Nortlnfolet n .i 1 1 i s,
and every kind of
Hume Furnitures
Laches' and tientlemen'H
riRUiETKlS,
From a I'apcr to a Saratoga. LodlOt' BSd
CifrjtIcinon ' Travelling Haji. of
every Htylo and color.
Sbawl and Shoulder Straps, Horse BfaOOtO,
Cotton Nets. Latlior Kar-Ttps,
Dusters, La RobOS, Whips
and LooSSSi
Ouc: Harness (rtm 93(1 lo ..
Ligbt Doable Hsrneis ot different grades are
n hand, and aro made out of floe grades
of Oak Tanned Leather.
Call and examine our goods before purchasing
elsewhere. Wo should like to aeo all our old
customers aud as many new ones as possible.
KOOJIS A ItOUBBEAT?.
PAW PAW
MARBLE WORKS
Hofora pnrebooiog MONC
MENT8 or Iti'llloM'.s.
ISVaaitfOti UM inatter a ht
tli. .g-nt talk any nd
very thing 10 lOdUOO TOO to
kiv" jroor . rdo?.
I emjiloy .NU A IFNTS and
for tuat reason you oaO av
' 1 ' "1 Kill IN 1'ItICE-
: all aud eoe mo.
L A. WHITMAN.
Hole iYoptOtOf.
I'.nv Paw, Michigan
CONFESSIONS OF A VICTIM.
PvBuons ao a Wasimro an.i for tbo beneflt ol
of.-. KBM ami OTBSSB who Btrff r f r. ir. NERV
OU8 DEB1 I.I TV. L 188 OF MAN H 04 'D.etc,
.I IN(. BIO BULE8 OF 8ELFCUBX, .ntcr
undor( ;ng much suffering iad Xcusf). and
maibel free on receiving a pont-paui dlrootod
OBTolopo. Addross NATHANIEL MAYS AIR,
1'. O. Cox l.r,:i, Hrookhn. N. V. in5xli
FOR SALE
About l.SdO Peach trees, from 3 tO o fert
high, 1,000 of which are of tho BROW'l nange
variety. F.. L WARNER.
Taw Paw, September lOOB, 1H75. 1068t4
f.'rorcdinm of Tfaehtrs.
Owner, or the Towssnip Hrr'x or Sthoolb,
Porter Township. September 13th. 1H75
Notice is hereby given that there wilribe an
Examination of Teachers held at the Porter
Center Hchool House, on Saturday, tho $h dav
of October, 1875, commencing at Nine o'clock
in tbe forenoon.
Person wishing Certificates to Tftacri in anv
of tbeSehools Of aaid Towusbio. are r-queste l
to be present, furnished with Fnolectp I'anar i
aud Pencil. JAMES H BALL, Township
lOfSta Hup't of Scb'wls.
Caution.
Wbsraaa my wife, Larina 8., bas lft my bd
and board without any jast cease or provoca
tion, all parsons aro nrby forbidden to har
bor ar tract bar on my aceoant. as I shall pay
aa deWta ar her Bontraetinf, from aad sJtcr
tblBOate. lOTOt REMIT 0. B BOOKS
DataC iatwerp. sv IfHh,
i
I
UMUIiMD-E.
School kh. Stattonery, tic,
S5uy your Ncliool Book,
Stationery, Are, of
G.W. MATTHEWS
BBOTHBB -
A large Stock of School Hooks, Writing Ta
perM, Fnvolopes, Inhs. I'eu, i'enrils. etc
always on hand.
A good Commercial Note Fapar for only teu
cents a (pure, box Stationery a specialty.
Hewing Machine Oil. Nesdles. auttachment.
and Transfer Pictures.
lOGlmD :r..i. W . Mattubw8 A Lao.
ITEW
AT T7IE
fEW Tt K STfRE
We otTr-r our rftUffO OtOOh il wondc-tui Low
i;t-s We arc Lilly NOilDI New Hoods
MoiJi Eat. rii ...Jrkcts. poicboood f Of
i ch. Ow Stock eoostoto of o fall
and uttntchve line of
DRY GOODS.
Lraooya, Cbaokr
wear. Lahen I
wf-ar. Bb ia Ii
HoMen
PoM Cioods, tientc I mlei
it skirts. Orarobrrto, l odof
. Ilati and ( MM, Notions,
(.love Etc. EtO. El
verv elegant HBO of
LaNSN coops.
Including
Tahle. Damask. RofMSO, Towels, Handker
'nr. hirt Fronts, OrOOfa Etc.
Wbito Ooodo, Embroidopisf, Edpings
Tbo largect ai d best selected stock of 3len
ind BofO U"ady Hade
CLOTHING
I .r brought to Van Pnren Countv
We offer tbis entire stock at an immense re
daction from panic price.
We buy for cash, conseqnently can aud w:ll
sell at lower rates thau any one in Western
Michigan
D yon like to save money, don't fail to give
us a call.
Look Out For Old Fogy Price
Wo keep no Shoddy Gooda.
Don't forget the Plaoe
ITew Tork Storf
Main Frtet, Paw Paw, Miob
Ii A L v ITER UK IX.