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WHOLE NUMBER 1635.
VOLUME XXXII. NUMBER 21.
PAW PAW, VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, JULY 22, 1886.
QEO. W. LONQWELL--DRUGQ, GROCERIES, ETC.
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MIXED PAINT, LEAD AND OIL
BE SURE .
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GEORGE W.
. E. OILMAN- -
BOOTS
We desiro to announce to our friends and patrons that wo have just
received a new stock of
Roots & shoes
Wo intend to msko this trade a specialty, and our
DRY GOODS NOTIONS
must and will be closod out, even if sold for half price.
For Bargains, come early
TO THE GRANGE STORE I
G.
HOLMES & 8PICER GROCERS.
SAM" "DAN"
At their Popular Grocery Store, opposite tho Court Houeo, keep con-StftP-tly
on hand an elegant stock of tho very berat
GROCERIE
over offered to tho citizens of Paw Paw.
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY
Tho best
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS
To be found
Fruit & Vegetables in their season. Highest price paid for Produce
HOLMES So SPICBR.
1886
Reliable.
AND CALL
advantage. .V"
LONGWELL.
ORANGE STORE.
SHOES
E. GILMAN, Manager.
brands of
anywhere.
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PAPER
TRUE NORTHERNER
MARTIN &. ROWLAND, Publishers.
A. 0. MARTIN,
0. W. ROWLAND,
Manager.
Kditoi.
SUBSCRIPTION, 11.50 A YEAR.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Physician and Surgeon, Taw Taw, Mich.
OQico on Main Etreet, over Covert &Hartram's
Drug Store. Oflico hours from 2 to 4 anil
from 7 to 9 p.m. 1530
XofitM' to tlit People of Van llnren.
Those in need of tabular drive welts, wood
pumps or anything in the line of repairs for
the same will savo money by seeing me bc
foro ordering elsewhere. Leave orders at
this office. Frank Cutter. 1022t2Iol7
Wanted.
A good , reliablo boy to learn pants mak
ing. 2."t2 lit nley, the Aiair.T Tailor.
Villase Property for Sole.
(110 dollars buys a nice home in u desirable
location, all in good repair. Must le sold.
A bargain at above price. For information
call at Northerner office or address 1. ().
box HKi, Faw Faw, Mich. liUf
IMiotocrnpliH.
I tako pleasure in announcing lo tho pub
lio that I have re-opened my Ficture Gallery,
at my old 6tand, on Main St., in Faw Faw.
My apparatus is entirely new, and of the
most approved pattern, and I ara prepared
to tako pictures of all kinds in the highest
stylo of art. Give me a call and I am sure I
can please you. Jons HoDGrs. Mtf
l or Silt'.
On account of old age und failing health,
I elcsire to close out my business mid offer
for salo my store building in Faw Faw. with
or without the stock. Teims r asonable.
r,7lf Like Gilueut.
W. Jt. Hawkins.
Broker, Notary Fublio and Conveyancer.
Money to loan and collections made in all
part9 of Van liuren County. Remittances
promptly made. Office opposite Dyckman
House, Faw Faw, Mich. I3381y
.11 1 II I lie r.v.
Mrs. II. R. Odell, fashionable milliner, de
sires to call atteution to her new stock of
Spring and Summer Millinery Goods. La
dies' Furnishing Goods, etc.. etc. Stock
complete and in tho latest styles. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Mrs. II. 11. Odell.
Farm For Nnlc.
For the purpose of settling the estate of
the lato Elisha Durkce, the farm of 140
acres, belonging to said estate, situated one
mile north of Lawton, in this county, will be
Bold on reasonable terms. 105 acres im
proved, 33 acres of good timber, good build
ings in excellent condition, Vo acres well
seeded, finely located for fruit culture. For
terms enquire at this office or on the prem
ises. 15yjtf
HorHO Training:.
I am prepared to train and break colts, also
to board same. Ugly and vicious horses
made kind. Office at my accommodation
and sale stable. Wilbeb Fabcoot,
Faw Faw, Mich. H7Ctf
Omnibn Orders.
All orders left at the post office for Eur
dick's 'bus to all trains and private houses
will meet with prompt attention. 12tf
J. A. reccli.
House, Sign and Carriago Fainter, Paper
Hanger, and Ceiling Decorator. Shop on
Gremps St., Faw Faw. CCly
S20.000 to Lonn.
On improved real estate. Inquire of Geo.
E. Rreck, Faw Faw, or E. A. Crane 117 Rose
street, Kalamazoo. ltf.
J. II. MeCahon.
Surgical Dentist, Faw Faw, Mich. Office
corner Main and Kalamazoo st's. All work
warranted. 15721y
Prater's Photograph, rictnres, i:tc.
Prater's is the place to get Photographs
done up in the latest style of the art, elegant
scenery and accessories. Also a very line
assortment of Picture Frames, Cabinet
Frames, Easels, etc All as low as tho lowest.
A line display of Christmas Cards at all prices.
i
Xer Tin Shop.
Having opened a tin shop in tho old Har
rison Block, in the villago of Paw Faw, 1 re
spectfully solicit a share of publio patronage.
Repairing promptly done. J, U. Waters. 07tf
Jewelry
I have remoyed my shop to Geo. W.Long
vell's store, where I am prepared to clean and
repair watches and jewelry of all kinds. I
shall also keep in stock a good assortment of
jewelry. lDGotf Peteb Macmllab.
Money to Loan.
Parties desirous of obtaining Loans' on
Good Security, will find it to their advantage
to call on me. Real estate for sale. Insur
ance, Collections, and Conveyancing Solicited
1503-ly Harrt S. Richauds,
Over C. R. Avery's store.
Drive Wells.
Charles H. Scott desires to inform the
people of Van Daren County that he repairs
pumps of all kinds and puts down drive
wells. Twelve years' experience. Leave orders
at the store of J. W. Free, Paw Faw. 1693
Farm For Sale.
On account of poor health I desire to sell
my farm of eighty acres, situated in tho
township of Prairie Ronde, Kalamazoo
County, Mich. ,'M) acres of valuable timber,
balance under a good stato of cultivation,
fine orchard and buildings in good repair.
Stock will be sold with farm if desired.
Terms easy. For full particulars enquire at
premises. Jmeerson Hill.
1G2G tf
A. W. It ndrlck. II. I).,
rhysiciaa and Burgeon, Taw Paw, Mich.
Office over O. W. Longwell's, Special atten
tion given to diseases of the Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Private Diseases, Piles and Fe
male Complaint to all Chronio Diseases.
Nun: Dentist.
Dr. Chas. 1?. Graham, Surgeon Dentist.
Office nt R. E. Euekhout's, on block east
and four blocks south of postoffice, Paw Paw.
Mich. l.."7tf
Wanted.
Every girl in Faw Faw. Decatur. Hartford.
Lawton, Rangor, Lawrence and nil around,
to shako their fellows if they don't get u
nobby spring suit of clothes made by Henley.
Also, all married ladies in Faw Faw to quar
rel with their husbands and make it hot for
them until they get a Prince Albert suit of
clothes made by HeuUy. And lastly, every
body to dress well and g-.t their clothes
made to order by Henley who has a fine line
of suitings, etc. Yours, etc.,
L'Otf Henley, the Artist Tailor.
Paw I'av, Savings Hank.
Capital !?:!.,( mm .0') F. W. Skllkk, Pres..
E. A Crash Vice Pres . John W. Free,
Cashier. Foard of Directors,
J. J. Woodman. Daniel Lle,
Jons Lvle, William Lvle.
Jons W. Fr.EE. Edwin Martin.
F. W. Seli.u k. William J. Skllk k,
Eno.vn A. Chase. l2tUy
31 ii-ir.
C. E. Hutchins, teacher of Vocal and In
strumental Music, Thorough Pass and Har
mony. Address Faw Paw Michigan. lf.2.rtf.
Farm For Hair.
I have an H) aero farm for sale. It is
nicely located on main road, with sufficient
timber for firewood and fencing : it is well
supplied with living water ; a good barn and
sheds. Its meadows, though adapted to the
best of hay. are exempt from drouth; a
splendid stock farm with n great record for
productiveness. It is for sale to an imme
diate purchaser on long time and easy terms
at fifteen hundred dollars. Dated. Faw Paw,
Mich., June ltb. lss:.
.TJtf E. It. Annum.
Hi -irU W.mte.l.
The abovo number of gills between the
ages of 10 and -'." cm find permanent em
ployment and good wages nt the St. Joseph
Knitting Works. Address at once.
t2o"" Cooj ri:, Wells A Co.
St. Joseph. Mich.
D.vrkman Iluuxe ('arraign'.
An elegant carriago to and from all trains,
or to any part of tho village. Leave orders
at Dyckman House. Stanley Lett, Driver.
Heekert V Hrerk.
Attorneys nt Law and Solicitors in Chan
cery. Eenj. F. Ileckert, John I. Rreck.
r.ltf Faw Paw. Mich.
Settle l it.
All parties who are indebted to tho late
firm of Cornier A: Wood are requested to call
at the old stand and settle their accounts.
3 ltf I. F. Connh:.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Judge Mills is rusticating at Charlevoix.
Elder Hammond was in town last Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Delia Wheeler of East Arlington, is
stopping at Kalamazoo.
Rroughton has a new invention that he
desires to show th? people.
Miss Clara Kimes returned on Friday from
her visit to Casnovia, Mich.
Mrs. Geo. Eelyea of North Adams, is visit
ing friends in East Arlington.
Miss Addie Rix of Dowagiac. is making a
short visit with friends in town.
Great reduction in prices at tho mammoth
dry goods house of W, J. Sellick.
Miss Daisy Longwtll is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Eva Kelly, and family at Cadillac.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Anderson of Hartford,
visited friends in Faw I'aw on Friday and
Saturday last.
Miss Etta Hopping left town last Monday
to rejoin Prof. Harrington's troupe of vocal
ists at Petrolia, Ont.
Comrade Ira Hulbert's pension has been
increased from eight to sixteen dollars per
month. Glad of it.
A largo audience listened to a most excel
lent discourse by Elder Hnssell last Sunday
evening at tho Christian Church.
Emancipation Day will bo celebrated at
Four Mile Lake on Mondav, August 2d.
ly&C Hon. J. S. Hinton, orator.
Married, on Thursday, July l."th. 18jC, at
Waverly, by N. W. Armstrong Esq., Mr.
Chas. U. Kiehl to Miss ltena Finch.
Elder Drew spent a few days in town
shaking hands with old friends of whom he
has a host in this village and vicinity.
Commissioner of Highways Thayer has
put new plank on the bridge noar the Cen
tral Mills, a much needed improvement.
Subject at the Church of Christ next
liord's Day morning: "The homo at Deth
any." Evening: "The Temptation of Jesus."
J. W. Kenyon will speak at Pagsley's Lake,
Sunday, July 2fth, '0. Audience to choose
the subject. He will also gire phrenological
readings.
Miss Mina Rowland has been enjoying a
visit from her cousins. Miss Mabel Anderson
of Hartford, and Mies Alice Rowland of
LawrencQt
A. F. Hayes, foreman of the Northehneh
office, took in Da mum's show at Kalamazoo.
Fenner has a kind of n hankerirjg after the
circus business.
Elmer Sirrlne is home from Colorado on a
brief visit. He is looking hale and hearty.
He reports a visit with John liryar who is
doing well in the far west.
Reuben Clum of Iowa, formerly a resident
of the township of Antwerp, called at the
Northerner office last Saturday. Mr. C. is
an old acquaintance of ours.
Four of a kind. The Chymist," cow boy
Lew,' MonUna "Kim" and Rozeman
" Dad." They are all here and it will be
well to look after your valuables.
The following is a list of advertised letters
at our postoffice for the week ending Mon
day, July 19th: Hams O. Raker, Capt. Wro.
Merrell, T. R. Shaw, Mark Taylor.
Mr. Tanner, pastor of the M. E. Church,
not being able to preach last Sunday morn
ing on account of ill health, his pulpit was
acceptably filled by Prof. E. M. Russell.
A pleasant affair occurred at tho residence
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Consolus last Tuesday
nfternoona surprise paity for Mrs. Elvira
Hendrick on the occasion of her "rd birthday.
Editor Colo of tho (.', )'' r has followed
suit and had hi residence decorated with
cottage colore. L. C. Hurd. our gentlemanly
and good looking railrond agent, has done
likewise.
F.W. Sellick Esq. has gone to Martha's
Vineyard where he will spend the remainder
of the summer. Meanwhile H. S. Richards
stands behind Iho screens i:i tho Paw Paw
Savings Rank.
Lew Showeiman, the broncLo breaker,
arrived nt homo from Montana last Friday.
He stepped at Mandan. Dak., on his way and
visited J. I). Allen and the other Paw Paw
people at that city.
Sheriff Todd attended tho recent meeting
of thy Supremo Temple. Patriarchial Circle,
at Grand Rapids. Mr. Todd is a member of
Tuebor Temple at Rangor, said to be one of
tho finest temples in the state.
The articlo on the fruit interests of this
region, in another column of this paper, is
from tho pen of Prof. C. D. Lawton. and
should have apjHared in our Ksue of July
Kth, but C. IX, by some means got off his
base and sent us something else.
Mr. Wm. T. Rache of New York City, for
merly a resident of Antwerp being here on
a visit, played ball with the boys last Friday.
Ho is considerable of a slugger. We noticed
that Mr. R. wore tho badge of membership
cf tho famous New York seventh.
The plants set in this locality by the
Michigan Hedge Company aro looking un
usually well notwithstanding tho drouth,
and a great many farmers aro giving new
orders for tho hedge. S. J. Sherrod is the
solicitor of tho company for tho present year.
Iko wears mourning kow. There has been
a death in his family. His ancient pui-sy
cat passed in her checks lat Friday morn
ing at tho ndvanced age of twenty years.
Ike will raise a monument over her last rent
ing place in commemoration of her many
feline virtues.
There will be a picnic on tho Four Milo
Lake grounds on tho 2!th of July under the
management of tho Farmers' Union. of For
ter. Faro for tho round trip, thirty cents.
Dinner at the Peninsular" for all who wish
at thirty-five cents per men I. A cordial in
vitation is extended to nil.
I he following are tho newly installed
otli?ers of Paw Faw Encampment No. .')0.
I. (.(). 1: E. M. Snow. C. P.; Rarney
O Del), II. P.; Ed. Phillips. J. W.; Fred Co
vert. S.; C. V. Rnrdick. T.: ). W. Rowland.
J. W.; C. M. O'Dell, I. S.; D. Chapman. G.:
S. II. Rlackman, 1st W.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Woodman were the vic
tims of a runaway last Sunday. Their team
ran from J. J. Woodman's to C. W. Young's,
a distance of about two miles, before Mr. W.
succeeded in stopping them. Fortunately
no great damage was done, but it made
Lew's hair stand on end. just tho same.
tuite a number of ladies got together one
afternoon last week and surprised Mrs.
Henry Hopping and her daughter, Miss
Etta, by swooping down upon them and
taking possession of their castle. As re
porters were rigidly excluded, we don't know
wLat was said or done, but there was an
awful racket."
Mr. Scovillo inform? us that the following
named parties are boarding at the Penin
sular '' Lake Cora. Mrs. E. R. Welton.
son and two daughters, Mrs. E. Jones and
Mrs. J. Rallard of Detroit: Miss Curtiss and
Mr. A. Cohn of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
Rerolzheimer. Mrs. Herman, three children
and nurse of Kalamazoo.
Mr J. I. Rreck was admitted to the bar at
t'ae Kalartazoo circuit court one day last
week. He was given a rigid examination in
open court which, according to the Kalama
zoo 7W';v;, "he passed in an exception
ally brilliant manner" nnd for which "he was
highly complimented" by both the court and
tho committee. We congratulate our friend
J ohn on his success.
Mrs. R. F. Stearns and family started on
Monday last for Aberdeen, Dak., where
Frank is located, and where they intend to
make their future home. They leave behind
them many warm friends whose wishes for
their future happiness will bo ardent and
sincere. Tho Northerner earnestly hopes
that they may meet with prosperity and suc
cess in their new home.
Our boys played a kind of practico game
of ball on the fair ground last Friday after
noon. The nines were commanded by Capt.
R. F. Warner and Capt. Stapleton. The
score was thirty-five to sixteen in favor of
Capt. Warner and his sluggers. Marion
Rowland, umpire. The most remarkable
feature about the game was the peculiar
banners displayed by Claude Long and John
Wood.
Wo notice by the Phoenix (N. Y.) Hsyivter,
that our old friend, Rev. G. P. Linderman,
was married on the ICtn inst.. to Miss Carrie
Huntley, of Phunix. The happy pair left
on the first train for the elder's home at
Lake view, Pa. The Northerner extends
congratulations and joins with numerous
Paw Paw friends of Mr. L.. in wishing the
newly wedded couple a long, happy and pros
perous married life.
Hon. F. C. Annable of Almena, is in very
poor health. It is extremely doubtful if he
ever recovers. Mr. Chauncey Abbott of the
same township is also in a precarious con
dition. Roth of the abovo named gentlemen
are well advanced in years, both are old
pioneers of this county and have won by
their long and honorable lives an emiablo
reputation among their fellow citizens.
Their taking away will le like the removal
of ancient landmarks.
Mr. Zimri Warner has commenced an ac
tion of tresiwss on the case against the board
of trustees of the village of Iawrence. The
declaration is not yet filed but we presume
he expects to recover damages against the vil
lage for money he might have received by
dealing out poor whiskey to his neighbors,
had the loard not refused to approve his
bond. Mr. L. A. Tabor is his attorney. If
wo do not very much mistake tho temper of
the board, Mr. Zimri will get all the law ho
cares for before the trouble is ended.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Smith of this town
ship, desire to return their sincere and heart
felt thanks to all those who so kindly
assisted them in procuring a horse in place
of tho one recently lost by them. Their
kindness will long bo gratefully remembered.
They desire especially to thank Messrs John
Spackeenand Reuben Qua for their kindness
in the matter. May we all be ready to lend
a helping hand under similar circumstances.
That they and all others who so generously
contributed may bo ever blessed in stock and
store is the sincere wish of the recipients of
their liberality.
A project is on foot that is expected to de
velop into a new roller mill in'tbis village.
Mr. Uichard Rarden of CWo, Allegan Co..
is visiting I'ncle Tommy Galligan. It is
Mr. R's fir.t visit to Paw ,Puw for thirty
years.
II. J. Rrown Iq. of South Haven, is can
vassing this vicinity for "Ridpath's Cyclo
pedia of Universal History." Seohis"ad."
in this paper.
Sheri:T Galligan of Kalamazoo, was in
town the forepart of this week. He and
Sheriff Todd went on a fishing excursion
together. Some malicious party reports
that their principal conversation was as fol
lows : "Says tho sheriff of Kalamazoo
County to the sheriff of Van Huron County,
It's a long time between drinks'." We
don't believe it.
The following is a list of delegates elected
at tho republican caucus held in this village
last Saturday, to attend tho county conven
tion at Lawrence. Josiah Andrews, Samuel
Holmes, O. E. Gilman, C. F. Covert, A. C.
Martin, K. W. Noyes, A. R. Wildey, R. F.
Warner, W. 51. Thayer. George Tuttle, O. N.
Hilton, Archibald Rilbo. If other townships
send as fair a lot of representive men, the
convention will be an able one.
Tho following is the way tho common
council of the village of Lawrence put itself
on record in tho matter of approving Zimri
Warner's whiskey bond : " Resolved That
tho Lawrenco Villago Council adopt and put
on record this declaration, to-wit: That
wo have approved the bond of Zimri II.
Warner under protest, and solely in obedi
ence to a peremptory order of the supreme
court contained in a writ of mandamus is
sued against us, in which, in our belief, a
llagrant injustice has been done this village,
it being well known to this board that said
bond is wholly insufficient and invalid, and
tho supreme court having been notified to
that etl'ect."
The following letter received by Mr. C. O.
Scoville, proprietor of tho Peninsular House
nt Lake Cora, was written by Mr. Jas. T. V.
Hill of tho Indianapolis Sodiiul. It shows
in what high estimation Hon. J. S. Hinton.
who will deliver tho address at Lake Cora on
Emancipation Day Monday August 2d is
held by the people who know him. "I see
that tho Hon. J. S. Hinton. a friend of mine
has Wen invited to address you on tho 2d of
August. On behalf of the people of Indiana,
I urn moved to ?ay that wo take great pride
in such tokens of appreciation coming from
a sister state. Ho will, no doubt, make you
a good speech, as ho is a man of talent and
recognizee! ability."
l!t'iinlon.
A pleasant time is anticipated nt the re
union of Co. "C" :'.d Mich. Cav. and Co. "G"
PJth Micb.Inft, at Four Mile Lake on Thurs
day and Friday of this week. We have pre
pared a muster-roll of Co. C", containing
tho names of 187 persons who were members
of that organization and the roll is still in
complete. One of tho desirablo objects to be
accomplished at the meeting will be a com
pletion of this roll nnd obtaining as nearly
as possible, tho address of all turviving
members, to that we may keep track of all
j our old comrades. Let no member of either
I of the th3 above companies remain away, if
it is possible for him to be there. Come out
I boys, and bring your wives and babies. If
you have none, borrow some for the occa
sion. AH who can should brirg tents. Let
this our first reunion, bo one long to be re
membered. The following "general order No. ."" ha
been rent to us by lien. Darker of the Reed
City Clitrinn, secretary of Co. "D.,"C;th
Ills. It will bo interesting to tho members
of that company and their friends, a larg.
numler of whom live in this county and its
vicinitv.
Comrades: Pursuant to the provisions
of general order No. 2, promulgated from
these headquarters July 4th, 18". all mem
bers of Co. "D.." f.fith Illinois Western Sharp
Shooters, and nil other members of tho regi
ment, will hold themselves in readiness to
rendezvous on the farm of Comrado Prosper
Rowe, on the banks of Paw Paw Lake, near
the village of Watervliet, in Rerrien County,
Mich., on Wednesday and Thursday. August
4thand.rtb. 188'. You aro therefore cor
dially invited to attend this, the V annual
reunion, or "Leather Wedding" of the com
pany, which will be tho best of any that has
yet been held. As many as can, are re
quested to be present, (and bring tents,) as
early as possible tho first day to assist in
putting up tents, electing tables, etc. Din
ner at 1 o'clock p. ru. After dinner, visiting,
story telling and a general good time. Sup
per at C o'clock p. ra. Camp-fire at 7:30 p.
m., when every member of the company
will be required to participate, either in read
ing, speaking, story telling or song singing.
Second day : At G a. m., breakfast. At ? a.
m., guard mount. At U a. m., business
meeting nnel election of officers. At 10 a.
m., trial of Will Draper for "'recruiting"
without orders. At 12 m., dinner. At 1 p.
m.. an address by a distinguished speaker.
After which camp will break for one year
Tho bay mare owned by Comrade Mnrdock
Randall, and known as u baby," will be pres
ent. The mare is now 2.1 years old ; she
was captured by Comrade Randall who rode
her home and has owned her ever since. At
the first annual reunion of the company,
your secretary was elected historian. We
could have written up a history of the com
pany before this, but it would not have been
complete. Hence, in order to make thi
work more "full and complete," your his
torian demands that every living member of
the company furnish to your secretary, either
in person or by mail, at our 3d annual reun
ion, some incident, scene, march, or some
thing pertaining to his army life. We
therefore, especially appoint A. D. Cheney,
John Randall. Pros. Rowe, Geo. Rliss, Henry
Phelps and Henry II. Ogden, to furnish
special papers on their capture, marches,
imprisonment, army life, etc.
Your ranks once full, but decimated
through the clash of arms and the fatal ac
companiments of war, are now fast being
depleted by old age, wounds and natural
causes. Therefore, let every surviving com
rade feel again the touch of elbows, and
fan the ever glowing spark of soldierly af
fection. Comrades unable to attend will
please respond by letter to 44 Ren." Darker.
Reed City, up to July 30th, after that date
to Watervliet, Rerrien County. Every com-
rado that knows of the address of a member
of the company, or any address that is given
wrong in the company roster, is requested
to notify these headquarters at once by post
al card, so that wo can correct it and send
him a circular. Watervliet is on the Chicago
it West Michigan It. R., in Rerrien County.'