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SHOT AND KILLED.
A Prominent Chicago Citizen Mur.
dered by . Woman.

dered by . Woman.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 10.-At eight o'clock
this morning, Charles n. Stiles, for many
years caller on the Call Board, and q we'll
known man in Board of Trade circles, was
shot over the heart and instantly killed by
woman of doubtful reputation, who
passed under the name Of Madeline Stiles.
She obtained access to his room by an arti.
flee, when quarrel ensued which resulted
in his death. The woman claimed that
Stiles, who for some time had been on
terms OF intimacy with her, had made her
life uncomfortable by his dissolute habits
and cruelty, and she had determined to
leave him, and her announcement OF this
fact precipitated the quarrel Of this morn.
ing
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sl,5S7,7@ 3

The total represents a dead loss, not
counting the loss to this city, in the shape
of taxation of say $S7, 900 per year, or $31O,-
900 for ten years, or total loss to the city
by this law since 1872 of about $2,O0O,0OO.
The profit once made here is now made by
the dealers in Portsmouth, Boston, and
New York.
cite the following table of the internal
revenue collections for the years prior to
and following the enactment of the special
sheriff law:
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In 1S12. the wear the law was enacted, IL

In 1872, the year the law was enacted, it
will be seen that only Sl7, 756.0i were col
lected, and in 1873 27,096.24, showing
marked increase in the number of places
where liquor was sold. When Sheriff Ring
Republican, went out Of office there were
in the city of Portland-and the law had
been pushed to an extreme-277 places, by
actual count, where liquors were sold, and
the increase OF high crimes has been very
marked
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FOUR MURDERS

COmmitted By . MfsstsstpPf Phese.
Grophog.
ST. LOUIS, July l0.-A dispatch from
Jackson, Mississippi, says: At Louisville,
Mississippi, yesterday, 7. L. Jone, . photo
grapher, shot and killed Tom Jones, boy,
in cold blood A strong guard alone pre-
vented iynching Jones has killed four
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Engineer Melville has arrived at
tutsk from the Lena delta. He has
rcraphcd the Secretary of the Navy
permission 10 return home.
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PREPARATIONS OF FRANCE.
The Nation Awake % the Sssss sf 1ss
Danger.

The MatioA Awake % the Seass 81 lss
Danger.
PARIS, July I0.-France 10 at last awake
TO the sense OF its danger. The dockyards
are ringing with the sound Of preparation,
Already, gloss the fact over as one may,
the French navy Is on q war footing.
When all the sbips fitted out and under
sailing orders, have left for Egyptian
waters, there will remain, according 10 n.
Gambetta's organ, la Repubiiqe Francaise.
Just seven gardes cotes and .ew armorsd
cruisers for the defense Of tbs French
corst.
1t fs0 ridiculous to suppose that suoh
formidable ornaments can dc needed 70 10
duce half dozen crumbling forts and braG.
CANT colonies. Against whom, thss, srs
they all to be directed1 Can II really b
against England, In case the rumor that
England has asked the sultan for permis'
sion to build forts at the entrance of The
Suez Canal Be trusf
Astipathy - France.
N. Gabriel Cbarmes, who Iatsly returned
from Q long journey through Northern
Africa, like d. John Lem0inne, hses .
very gloomy view OF the ataation. He 70
convinced that the revolt Of Arab 70 but
one link In the chain Of trouble being
forged for France In Africa.
'france," he says, mot England, 10 fe.
sarded by the Arabs ~ the grs9t eneny. It
Is We who 10 them represoat - 49,
Christisns; We who have snatshe1 eun1 -
fsirest provinces; Who reiQ q Atsn -
In Tunis and Who have been o0o out q
mind viitaally sovsnign d kgyps
mas sAs HssS os 1evsoGs = - 0so1,
end the most sacred prophecass aonouIgs
Che grand Arab revival at the and Of the
twelfth century OF the HeGsn-thss Y H
say, next November Signs 1Ad wAfh.iCf
have been in the sir for |: ysa. past I6s
1ran reyy,,, IN, sucv-.,.s. si9s = ~
Amema, the pretended victories Of thS
Tunisian chief, all f6retold that the bsav.'
ems would soon be clement and The dsesrt
bring forth its Saviour. It u in Egypt
above oil that the signs Of the Arab revival
have been manifest"
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sT0,OW
Republican Enforcement OF the Law.

1t seems but fair that the Republican
liquor deputy, Mr.. Ring, who was in
charge of the office for six years, shonld
be allowed to speak for himself Mr.. Ring
had three assistants, and certainly ought
to have made the acquaintance of all the
lIvuor sellers of Portland in the course of
his official career; but according to hist OF
saloons in Portland, published about the
time he retired, he did not succeed in
cleaning out the traffic. II was admitted
by the Prohibitionists that one month be-
fore Sheriff Ring retired from Office 1S5
well-known liquor saloons existed in the
city. Mr.. Ring himself made the follow
ing statement in regard to the work accom-
plished ty the liquor force for six years:
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sSix hundred and fifty reports from va
bus sections of Virginia represent not
,re than half tobacco crop planted.
,dications are that the crop will be
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vsssss - eps.sA ssHiAs OsCsssA fhas
HOenhnR,


v,rsse % ops.sl seHias o,CsssA ~
ALxxAsprIA, July lo.-fetiee u ~
bombardment Of AIsxandfis v0givss ~
morning By . letter sddsssssd 70 ~ 0sv.
ernor by Admiral ssynouf.
Cartwright acting Bfitish ceaNi hre,
bas written TO Raghsib Pssha Psssidsntef
the Esyptian Ministry, sssousssns ~
suspension Of relations with ths kODaso
Goyenment and hss ssat asstA9 lstaW -
Beruschs Paseha, TIE fuf1taA 0onnis.
sioner, dselayisg thss b vfii n ~ -
sponsible Sor IL ssfsty sfths Khslivss
The EAstssn TslegrspA CsnSaay b
trsnsfss.ips IT. once 70 ship bescl 1hs
ships having On bosrd ths oGleials - ~
Ottoman Bank, Credit Lyconaiss. ~
have slresdy lefl he tweay4oaf heors
not3ce expiros at nine o'c!ock s0n50W
mosniuk, Wbm the bomhardneos ~ ep
mepea. Adntnl eeymoaf yeesoosy e
s"I sstsed he SstIls a ~ bontssdneek
The frSnch 6Set vill not parttdpass y u
LouDou, Ju1g II, o. - h-Op
present. hour nothing - - tS.v
hon AIerapdris wih 49, - - -
bsrdmsPt 60.
Iorpcs, July II. 8 \ M--AeSs
emit o. hoard ths Bittssn tslegs1 - 2 2
lowing: y; 49,
aAssxArpr,A, July II, 5Ans-zhe q
bssdasas ~ een.sssse Z
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More CAPITAL Crimes

have been committed since 1872 than from
the time of the first incorporation of the
State up to 1872, and the Republicans have
had full control in all the cities and towns.
and, except in Portland, Lewistown and
Auburn, the law has been dead letter;
and one thing more, a majority of the men
in the liquor business now were in it ten
years ago. 1t is fair also to say that liquor
firms Of Boston and New York have twenty
five runners in the State who visit every
part of it, and who send in thousands OF
packages, from one gallon to barrel
Another man who is interested in the
liquor business, figures up several items OF
loss of property to the city for ten years
past, as follows:
Wages OF 100 men at 81 per day, 800 days
in year, ten years
Decline in volume of business in ten
oOVO
Skilled labor not employed d.....-....-..... $1,000
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HORRIBLE.
A CoIored Boy Tied 70 . Tree anAnhes
- Death.

- Dcath.
ST.. Louis, July 10.-A Post-Dispstch spe.
ciai from Shreveport, La, says: In Web
ster Parish McTaylor, .colored, IL years old,
severely beat q white boy named Mcdonald
and fed to Arkansas, some days ago. Nc
Donald's father, assisted by J. J. Pickett
and John Almond, pursued, captured and
brought Taylor back. They then tied him
to tree ard shot him to death. The body
was found yesterday, the bones picked
bare by vultures. The assassins will be
arrested.
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Next to cigarmakers, according to the
rJcn Medical Times and Gazette
fintrrs are more numerous in the New
,rk lunatic asylums than men of any
Ill., trade
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Justice Stanley Matthews visited the
,rtsmouth, y. H., navy yard, yester-
and was received with salute Of
kenteen guns.
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PRESS REPORT.


WELLsvILLE, o., July l0.-Our village
was in mourning, yesterday, and there was
not an hour but what there was funeral.
Nineteen bodies were inferred, as follows:
David Freed, Denver shannon, Augustus
Redman, John Cross, John Marsh, Samuel
Hunter, Charlie Davidson, Lottie Smith,
Louis Harper, George Pinkerton, John
Stevenson, Wesley Cross, Henry Hayes,
John Grounds, C. B. Armstrong, Henry
Marker, William Prosser, Frank Smith and
Stewart Pipes. No services were held in
any of the churches yesterday, the minis
ters being
All Busy at Funerals.
A very prominent preacher, however, took
this occasion to make visit to friends In
another city, starting Friday. His congre-
CATION are very indignant. Two OF his
charge were buried by other ministers. 1t
was reported on Thursday and again on
saturday, that the body OF Miss
Flora Culp, of New Somerset, had
been found. The day after the
disaster it was reported that she had been
rescued and resuScitated, but that she died
a few moments after. Her Step-father,
Mr.. S. A. Wilson, was told by lady living
near the wreck, that young lady answer
ing the description given OF Flora
Had Been mt Her House.
and while there had told of the recent
death of her brother, which was caused by
railroad accident, and said that her home
was about six miles from Wellsville all of
which was in keeping with the facts. Ii is
said that upon further inquiry it was
found that the same young lady had come
TO the station at Mingo the next morning
in bewildered condition and bought a
ticket for some point on the Panhandle
railroad west of MIngo, but the ticket
agent had forgotten the name of the place.
These rumors inspired her friends with
the hope that, though she must be almost
insane from fright and exhaustion, she
must still be alive. A detective was EN-
plOyed and every effort made to find her,
but all in vain.
A Trip 20 Spring Hill Cemetery.
situated on the beautiful hill overlooking
the town, revealed sad state of affairs.
Death was preparing his harvest, and some
seven graves were being dug to receive
| those bodies that could no longer be kept,
| even to await the arrival of friends from
| distance. Many bodies being identified at
! late hour neceSsitated burial after night,
and here was presented scene seldom wit
messed. Several torches were brought into
requisitiOn to aid in the work The recital
of the burial service by the ministers over
the seven new graves, the wailing of friends.
| the dare of the fiickering and uncertain
| light OF the torches in the dark night re-
! yealed spectacle at once weird and grim,
| John Marsh was buried at two o'clock Sun
| day morning. Many are the widows and
| orphans here rendered destitute by this
disaster, and much suffering and priyation
will enSue unless measures of relief are
adopted. From one street alone-Broad-
way-ten persons were lost.
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Deer Park.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the RegtSeT.
DEAR PARK, July 10.-To-dsy, while on
his way TO Deer Park, your correspondent
met picnic party at Mountain Lake Park.
They took the train at the latter place to
go to Deer Park, where they are spending
the summer at the FaIr View House. The
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Mrs. Seville has written a long, ram
nc letter, in which she offers Gui-
ms body for sale to the highest cash
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY II. 1882

were four fanerals here on Saturday. The
wife of John Tomlinson, one of the victims,
was confined on the evening of the same
day
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During the term of Office Of Mr. Ring the
arrests for drunkenness for each year were

That the law does not drive men out of
the business will be seen by glance at the
following list furnished by Mr.. Ring. of
those who during his six years of official
service paid fines to the amount of $1,000
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The reward for the murderer of Burke
lhd Cavendish has been increased to
lO,OOO. This enormous sum will test
J. loyalty of the eonspiratOrS pretty
|yerely. 1t will be strange, indeed, if
i, princely pile fails to find out some
ue - the assaSsinS.
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Heavy Robbery.

CAIRo, ILL, July 1O.-F. NJ. McGee, at
New Burnside. was robbed of checks and
nancy te the Yslus Of 90 90.
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4 The Atlanta Constitution wisely re-
rcts: Before We have any real peace
] this country seventeen or eighteen
Psychological experts will have to be
lung up to cool" and the fresh row
8 bong the doctors seems to emphasize
D. remark.
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GRAFTON.
Boy Killed BY an Engine.

~ "FVV''t I'I'IuIch % u1c RcglSffF.
EATON W. Va, July 10.-Yesterday
'"'ns Michael and Patrick Garretty. sons
widow lady, together with number Of
"'r 'acS, we're playing about some cars
a''''o 20 4 yard engine, watching their
I'''1"i'y 10 steal free ride. The two
|'y,'y s,y o'ys climbed upon the train, when
- '''n JOLT or jerk threw them violently
| ground. Patrick was unhurt, but
4 .' ''O'oeF fell upon the track and two
~. ,,'' o, one Of the cans passed over his
T., N''"ns him instantly. No blame is
vac" 10 The crew OF the train.
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THE ELECTION CASES.

AProbability A That They Wul Net be
Taken Up This Session.
Special Dispdtch 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-There Is sharp
division of opinion among members OF the
House as to taking up any more contested
election cases this session. Chairman
Calkins, of the Elections COMMITTEES, and .
strong party oppose taking up any more,
but the Southern Republicans urge the
consideration of additional cases. The
caucus, which was thinly attended Satur.
day night, postponed the settlement Of the
question until after further consideration
of the Suudry Civil bill next week. Then
IL tho session saan,s litalv m ha nrnlnrsa]
some cases. probably from South Carolina,
may be taken up.
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THE MOUNTAINS.
Our Regular Daily Report from Oak
land and Deer Park.

Special 10 the Register.
OAKLAND, July 1o.-The weather to-day
is warm but fair breeze fans the faces Of
all, rendering it very pleasant. Mr.. Geo.
Henning, of Washington, d. c., arrived at
the Oakland hotel yesterday. The arrivals
at the Glades House, are IS follows: c. c.
Bartgis, Baltimore, Nd; r. r. Goodwin,
Maryland: w. T. Mansfield, Westernport,
Md. 4: Mcclure Rouza, Cumberland, Md.
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lCOa,iSred on F0srta Pose.l
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Rearaman & Yeaton................ =.

1t may not be improper to add to the
above that the names of several Of the par
ties referred to above have figured in liq-
uor cases both in the Municipal, Superior
and Supreme Courts within the past few
months. 1t but just to Mr.. Ring to state
that ii. to the last year of his administra-
ton he was troubled with
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Nxw YoRK, July i0.-The Tribune ssys :
Young man and woman st the BIjou Open
House, seeing Patience" Saturday night
who afterwards went tn West Twenty
scyenteenth street. we're Blsnche Douglass
art Wsi.cr Aalley.
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\ bill has been introduced iu the Sen
Fr providing that all enlisted men of
le army who have served either in the
gular or volunteer service for 80 years,
|nd have been honorably discharged,
ball he retired from active service on
licir own request on three-quarter pay.
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: said that the wealthy planters OF
!, sandwich Islands lend King kala-
,a money, and really control the
Eernment.
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A FEARFUL CHOICE.
A wife Prefers Death 70 Livfng With
Her Husband.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July 10.-Hosea
Green, an iron worker, separated from bis
wife for long time, met her In the street.,
seized her around the waist, and asked
whether she preferred death or TO live With
him. She replied that she preferred death.
Nbereupon Green cut her threat with .
razor. She will probably die.
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Notes.
Specdl Dfspdtch % ths Reobtn.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-The House CON-
mittee on Public Buildings snd Grounds
to-day agreed to recommend the erection OF
public building at Steubenyille, Ohio, 70
cost $4,000.
The committee also agreed to recommend
an appropriation of 100000 for the conn
pletion OF the monument at Fredericks'
burg, Va, in homer OF the mother OF Wash.
ipgton,
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Lorpou, Jsly n, So = .n-Up g -
present. hour nothing - eee1 ~
hon Alexandris uiih H1see -
bsEdmspt
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THE NEWS.

b. Dahl Register ,rM be mailed to
r5cr, ont Of torn for sirty-fre cents
I month, ADDRESS changed as often
|,JrSSyr1
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The people of Muskegon, Mich, who
happened TO be awake at midnight last
Friday were startled by a tremendous
foar ndshOck, vivid light and sui
Phurous OdOr. The general supposition
vas tlat a powder magazine or fire.
works establishment had exploded, bat
lew eonscienee-smitten mortals, SMELL
ng the sulphur, gave the whole world
? ior lost. \ comparison of observa-
ohS leads to the conclusion that huge
|sfoiIte descending into Muskegon Lake
Fau>ed the odor, light, and uproar.
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no Saratoga races begin to-day.

Gallons of ink, but not a drop of gore
4 - rs.uIt of the last Georgia duel.
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.rbur,ow Weed is entirely blind, a fact
N first became public at an entertain
ent ON the Sd inst.
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h is pretty plain that there are few
tier places to learn the blackguard
IL Of debate than the House of Rep
kentativeS.
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George Francis Train has streak OF
Low wisdom. He writes poems, but
cs not print them.
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\ p -. ''NHSnrSS and Chronic Catsrrb
4 ~, "SNS "a. tried il. !. h. Mys!er, AL
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-02

Mrs and Miss Ferguson, of Battle
Run, Mich, were visiting at II. b.
Coughs last week.
Mrs G. II. Mustard left this morn
ing for Pt Huron where she will visit
for short time with her husband.
Hickey Bros have received new
lot of the Wilson sewing machines
which they will sell rs cheap as any
good machine can be sold. Notice
their ad in another column in this
! issue.
"A. r. Fraser has lately purchased
his brothers share in the machine bus-
mess. lie has secured the services of
another man and will place him on the
road. Alex is working nj good trade
in the machine business.
George, the good nstured clerk OF
the Rapley House, met with quite a
strious accident by the upsetting OF the
bds on toe road to the station. His arm
was lr6ke and he received other in
iuries but is now getting along nicely
hnder the care of DR. Mitchell.
II. Turner and brother have taken
down the petition between their store
AID the one lately occupied by Mrs
Van Wagner and are making other inn
provements. Their increasing business
j. Il e reason Of this change and will
afinTd them more room for much
larger stock which they intend pGrc.l-
using.
--S5hlts, of the Fort Gratiot Sun.
was married few DAYS ago and ons
Of the wedding presents was q COW.
II went out the next morning and
hanging tie pail or her horns began
wur&ing her tail up AMI down, la
pump handle, and was surprised to
learn that n, milk was pumped. lie
is good editor but not posted on dairy
WORK. News.
--Me'srs Granger K CO have Atoly
opened out new dry goods store in
the city opera House building. south
side at Port Huron where they invite
your examination of their large and
we'll selected sto * of staple and fancy
dry goods when you visit Port Huron.
All of their goods are nav and fresh
AMI their prices are such that it will
be AN inlucement for you 10 purchase
of them. Remember the name and
place Granger & Co., c t, Opera House
building. south side.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-02
BRoCKwAY CENTRE MICH NOVEMBER g. 1882
The Good Tempiars Entertainment.

The free entertainment given under
the auspices of the Good Templars
lodge of this place in Duties hall
Tuesday evening was very largely
attended there being in the neighbor-
hood of 800 present. 1t was very in
teresting affair and crowned with the
completest success in every particular.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Rev G. b. Clark followed by
a few remarks from the chairman, w.
C. T., G. Cooper. Next came a chorus
by the choir and then Sis Lottie Utley
gave recitation entitled "The Rum
Seller" which she did in very
efficient manner. The chorus entitled
Drink. Drink was well rendered by
the choir. The Essay by Bro j. 5.
Duflie enclosed abundant thought on
the subject of "Prohiblt the traffic and
save the Drunkard. The quartette
produced by Bro Cooper, Wells and
Mitchell and Sis Holden seemed to
please the audience very much. Sis
A. G.. Brown gave reading which
was listened to with interest by all.
Sis Ella Fraser sang solo, entitled
''Whele is my boy tonight" assisted
in the chorus by Bro Cooper and
Mitchell and Sis Holden. Sis Fraser's
talent for singing is already known so
we need not make any further com
ments. Bro Bettis made very en-
tllusiastic speech on the evils of intern
perance declaring he would not vote
for man if he be supporter of the
liquor traffic. Sis Hattie Holden rem
dered solo which was we'll received
by all. Bro G. B. Clark spoke ten
minutes on Temperance and the work
that should be done by the temperance
folks. Applause after app lauSe came
from the audience which showed the
sentiment OF those present on the points
brought forward by Bro Clark, who;
we must say proves himself very
able and efficient temperance orator.
Thej dialogue entitled "The Bridal
Wine Cup" was produced by Bros J.
S. Duflie, j. Macarthur, Jas Cooper,
w. Wells, Sis Creighton, Ella Fraser,
Malora Grandy. Sis Creighton took
the part of bride and recited well her
part. Bro c. Cooper again took the
floor and expressed himself in regard
to temperance after which the enter
tainment was closed by the choir sing
ing Sparkling little fountain " We
are confident il the lodge make mp
their minds to have another entertain
ment some time this winter and charge
for admission, that the hall vii! be
packed full. This society are doing
good work and we would rejoice tp
see the whole community Join hands
and push this noble cause, then we
would have peaceful town and the
citizens would be benefited by it.
There are now 70 members to this
lodge and steadily increasing in num-
ber.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-02
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