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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-07
Small Farm For Sale.

A farm Of one hundred acres, belonging to
VIM. NJ. Rodeheaver, on the Hooppole Road,
six miles from Oakland, will be sold very
low, IL purchased before next June. There
are about 50 acres in a good state of cultiva-
tion, the whole well watered. The improve
ments consist of two small dwelling houses,
stable and other outbuildings. and two young
orchards of apples and peaches.
Apply ON the premises or to
JAS. A. HAYDEN,
Republican Office, Oakland, Md:
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
SUI MPTION.

1t is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in tho United States alone from
this disease. In some sections of the
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. This can be. and
should be avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold. and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
It'll 4. ? germ. Two or three doses
--..,~- - Jsanko's Cough and Lueg
Syrup will relieve an ordinary cough
or cold. IL does not dry up cough
like many preparations on the market
and leave the disease behind it. but
acts directly on the throat and bron-
chial tubes, removing al the phlegm
and morbid matter that accumuates
in the throat and lungs. 1t allays all
irritation, and renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by +. "A, Baker.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
Grant Centre.

School commenced Monday with MI
Phoenix, OF Port Huron. as teacher.
Ee taught last term and gave general
satisfaction. We congratulate the
board OH their good judgment.
S. Fair has commenced work on his
house,
Harris the foundryman has been
compelled to double his fbrce in the
shop and we understand contemplates
making extensive improvements short
ly. We wish him abundant success.
Gardner Sc Mckay, OF Blaine, have
sold out their store to Eugene Carey.
Lincoln Avery has been again engag-
ed to teach the Brockway school, this
being his second term.
Joseph Gibbons has just recovered
from the effects Of sunstroke after a
long illness.
The beloved daughter of Mr. anu
Mrs jos Gibbons died last week Fri
day and was buried on sunday af-
ternoon. They have the sympathy OF
the entire community in their sad be-
reavment,
Rev S. Riley and family are away
on important business.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
ESinden MurmurIngs.

Minden fair on Tuesday and Wednes.
day of this week.
The ''fair" ladies are TO have fan
chance.
The babies are to be fair, if they get
premium.
e. Proctor lost one OF his livery
horses.
Nj L. +. Burbanks and Miss Fannie
Rise were married last week. O Yes,
Burbanks? the greatest secrets will
come ou., even If let alone.
am distracted, my wife has ''gol c
off with another man"
& large number Of dogs Cn exhibition
at the fair grounds.
We are all waiting for Jas Hayiland
to return from Texas with his car load
of horses.
Track laying on the =. II. & n. w.
r. r. will reach Bad Axe on Saturday
Of this week.
Mr. Chas f.. Corner one of our vii
lage Attorneys will take his departure
in a few days from this place and
make his head quarters at Lansing
henceforlh.
Our Minden girls are being gObblcd
rs minister's wives. Come along gents,
we have some more.
Whereas my wife Mrs "Scriba" has
left my bed and board without any
just cause or ErOyOcation. l hereby
warn all persons not to harbor her, Or
allow her to contract bills at my el-
pen e. As shall pay no such bills
contracted by her. Serbia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
-At the Domooratic conversational

AT the Democratic congressional
convention at Port Huron last Satur-
day, Ezra G. Carleton was nominal
ed for congress and ratified by the
Greenbackers. Mr. Carleton Is as
good man rs the parties could have
picked out. He will make strong
run in the burnt district on account
of his dealings with the people as
chairman of the relief committee.
Hon. John Il. Rich will find some
hard work before him in this cam
paign.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28

Notice Thos Rapley's card in this
issue.
Read the supplement- to the Ex-
PosIToR OF this issue.
John Atkins, of Ingersoll, Ont, is
visiting at II. $. Wait 5.
DO not forget the Brockway Gen.
tire fair next week Monday and Tues
day.
Notice Bondy Johnson's new
adv, OF fall and winter goods in this
Issue.
Jas Sterling, of Mt. Pleasant. has
been buying horses in this vicinity the
past week.
Quite a number went from here
to witness the sights at the Saginaw
fair this week.
The Township school Inspectors
held meeting yesterday to locate the
new school site in district No 3.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
complimentary ticket TO the Brockway
fair October 3rd, 4th and 5th for
which we return thanks to the secre-
tary Il. A. Gustin.
IS. II. Probett, at Port Huron. car
save you money on lime,
ter. hai-, hricl, rtr .'~-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
Quick Relief.

Pam Cure is not only vsuleble internal
remedy for all stomach and bowel difficaltie,
such az Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
Fla'ulsuce, Darrhoea, DJscntery, Cramps
ond Collie, but capROt be excelled for ~
outward application in Rheumatism. Neu
ralgia, Scialics, Sprains, Side and Backschs
and Strains in any psIt OF the body. Used
freely with warmth and rubbing it gives
quick relief Price % and 80 cents per bot
tie. Sold by c. A. Wells d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
One of tho InYalids.

i. II. PARMRLEB, Dear Sir:-I have been
taking your Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Kidney &
LIVER Cure for some time past aud have re.
ceived more ben.fi' from it than from all o!
the $500 worth of Doctors medicines that
have used in the iast few years. Before TAX.
ing the cure [ was weak and tired out I'll the
time but now ] can work all day without
fatigue. Would not be without 1t in the
house. Believe il is Que OF the best medi.
ciues in the world
Yours, Rob, 1T A. Loughikye, Jr.,
Somefs Lane, Pa.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
Capac CnIps.

Capac fair commences Wednesday
with every prospect of fair weather.
Mrs j. A. Smith has returned
from her two weeks tour with fine
assortment in Millinery and fancy
goods for ladies use.
Mrs Vim Grout, Of Iowa is visiting
at S. T. Aldrich's in the vicinity Of
Capac.
Mrs VIM Alder has gone to visit
her sister Mrs w. Spanon, formerly
of this place.
VIM Wells and bride returned
from their bridal trip Saturday last
Well they all do it and an auction
Ger is nothing 10th TO follow ia the
beaten path it seems.
The champion horseman in Capac
DIR Patterson.
Mrs. L. Craven left for her home
at Seymour lake on Thursday last.
Services were held in the IA. L.
Chapel Sabbath morning by the
Rev. James Morton, the new pastor
OF this circuit.
Rev. f. T.. Pearce has been in
town the past week saying farewell
to his many friends here, before re-
moving his family to Pineoning the
new field Of labors for the coming
year.
A sheet and pillow-caso hop at
Mrs Helen Saunders last Saturday
eve, was the cause Of no end Of
merriment and fun 10 the participa-
tors. What next?
The mystery seems as yet unsolv-
cd, and the "Fair" bride elect viii
only become known to a curious pub
lie on the weight OF the fair dance
at the Allen House. Wen good bye.
Yours &c. SWEET BRIAk.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
Almost Marvellous.

The way Parmeloe's Blood Puri1er work,
upon the human system. Il is such q
thorough Purifier il strikes at the root of the
disease and by its perfect workings effects q
cure almost before the patient Is aware. 1t
seizes upon every particle OF poisonous mat
ter in the system, expels it and instills rev
health and visor through the entire body.
300 per bottle. Sold by c. A. Wells & Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-14

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-14
a Case of Doubted Identity.

The remains OF man named Harris,
resident iii the upper part of the county,
who was said TO have been killed by an acct
dent i'll Baltimore, were recently brought
home and buried. A large insurance had
been placed upon his life and the company :
agent doubling the identity of the body
buried had it eXhuned and it was pro
neunced to be he body of he genuine Har-
ris by persons protesting to know him. /,
seems now, however, that further circum.
stances have raised additional doubt and
the body is about being again exhumed
(prohahly taken np by this time) and ex'
aminrd more critically. tits said that Har
rs WAS II man of about FIVE feet five niche.
in height, while the body buried required :
coffin over six feet in length. Also thai
the wife refuse to permit any one to see thu
corpse previous to burial.
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Take rerstn oil ~ years o' age nj inc nif
lciniug, their expectation az lie as per the
lis!e Tables, is - years Should such y y r
live to he e. wears oi .Ge he or she would t,
receive, in cash lin thtir liie-tInel the aE.er N
their Certificate.
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DR.. Guards Lecture.

The lecture OF this learned divine, on
"Thc Two BibleS-\ature and Revelation"
at the NJ f. church, on Tuesday evening,
was well attended, considering the Indictment
state of tae weaf her. Notwithstanding he
storm of snow, hail and rain, quite num-
Der Of PERSONS from the surrouudi NC towns
and country, as we'll as town folks, We're
present Several prominent citizens Of
ladies' hraved the six miles drive through
the sUrm TO hear him. To give anything
Ikea fair synopsis of the lecture we cannot
undertake, rs to fill our entire space would
notdo it justice. The Doctor spoke i'll his
pe.ularily rapid manner for two hours and
a quarter though but few in the house re-
aized at the close that he had been talking
lalf so long, so intense was the interest
manifested. Taking ~ n fact the PROPOSE
ton that the Bible and Ntture are both
revelations from God, he proceeded in a
operalion between them: how on" explains
and makes plain the other, chasing. always
the former above the latter, exemplyfyins
in the heather nations the utter inability OF
nature alone without revelation 10 direct
man Alright Many fine points were mad'
and flights of grand oratory INDUCED in
and the audience retired Yet little NOR,
than ever pleased with Doctor Guard.
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The Masonic Installation and Supper

According Ia announcement, the officers
elect Of the Masonic ledge of this town,
were installed At the meeting room Of the
lodge, in Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday even
ing of last week. The ceremony, which is
very impressive, was witnessed by y num-
Der Of ladies, the wives and daughters of
mem brrs-no outsider of the male perSua-
sion being admitted. The officers installed
were as follows: W. NJ, DIR. 7. A. Worrall.
S. W, DR.. j. II. .Jamar; j. W, +. Mahony;
T., Il. c. Lewis: S, 5. j. Keys: s. D., j. L..
Moore; j. D, w. !. Alrich: T., j. f
Brown. After the ceremony the company
repaired to the Howard House where the
host, VIM. Falls, Esq, i member of the
Lodges, high mp in the mystic order, had
spread Il ponnriful and inviting rep#st. AT
9 80 o'clock, the entire company sat down
and spent an hour and a half discussing the
numerous rare and tempting dishes present
ed. After The banquet Il brief time was
spent i'll animated and pleasant social inter
r"nrs- when the company retired, all graft.
fed with the result of the evenings enter
tainment.
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Death of a Cecil Coun;ian in Texas.

On aturtlar, DECEMBER 3lSt, George W.
Hickman, formerly of Brick Meeting House,
in this county, son Of /. y. Hickman, now
a resident OF Greenwood, Baltimore county,
a brakeman on III. Texas & Pacific K. r.,
died in Dallas, Teas, from injuries received
while coupling cas-. Ahont O'Clock on the
afternoon named Mr.. Hickman entered the
Office of DR.. Pac, IN Dallas, stating that he
had been hurt while engaged in coupling
cars. He vomied freely, and also hl,d CO.
piouslv. DIR. PACE conducted him 10 the
balcony or awning in front of his Office viii
dow, where helid down. The doctor being
called out Isl him and upon returning
twenty minues later found him dead. Mr..
Hickman Wis about thirty years Of age,
and has been Il resident of Texas for several
years. Hi father has telegraphed in>truc-
tions to haze his body buried and his effects
forwa r.le, 10 him.
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A Havre de Gracean Tries an Elopemsnt

Upon the arrival of the north hound ex-
press train, at Wilmington station, on Mon
day evening. two ladies' aiighted az! re-
paired to the ladies' room. They wer" soon
Joined by Il man, of about thirty years of
age, and the trio went to the United States
Hotel near by, and took rooms.
From the next express north, a little after
midnight, an elderly mau of determined
mirn alghteu and al once sought i police
officer, inquicing for the tw" young ladies'
above named. He gave his residence as
Hav.e de Grace and stated that the gent &C.
rompanying the ladies to the hotel was a
keeper of Havre de Grace hosiery, and
that he had elop-d with his daughter, the
youngest of the two ladies. The officer
stated what he knew of the party, and con-
Quoted the enraged father to the hotel. lie
demanded of the clerk to he shown TO the
room occupied by his daughter, al the same
time drawing revolver which he declared
| he would Use on The abductur Of his daught
! err. BY some means, the man WAS warned
of his danger and made good his escape
! only partially dressed The father thei
went 70 his daughters room and command
! ed her To prepare To return home. whirh sh'
| did, leaving on the A. NJ. train south. The
other young lady was left behind, and th'
gay Larhario has not been heard of since
Some persons think it was not his intention
to marry the foolish young girl ut all, In
to make her his mistress and eventually dc
| sert her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-14
Death of an Aged Lady.

On Saturday last, Mrs. Sarah Patton,
widow of the late Vim. Patton, of the
Seventh district, died at the residence of S.
advanced aged of % years and nine months.
The deceased was an aunt Of Judge Evans.
late of the Orphans Court, and a connection
of Commissioner Cameron, of the last Board
of County Commissioners. She was = stric
Presbyterian and Il member of the Pot
Deposit church. Mrs. Patton was acti'e
and strong for one of her age, possessing all
of her faculfies, save slight defect in Ter
hearing. She WAS sick but two weeks Jeior
to her death. Her remains were inferred at
y otiingham cemetery. on Wednesday last
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-14
Pigeon Match.

4 company of young men Sh friendly
match at pigeons, on war,is'eado"S, on
Monday. No stakes We're puhp, the con
fest being simply Il test OF mrkSmanShlp.
Judging from the same Workmanship is al
IA low ehb h-reabou,s.
The first match was by 81, persons, three
on u side, five birds each, 1 II yards rise,
one barrel TO each bird. NE score was A.
follows: +. &. Ellis, 4; AK. Evans, IT., !;
j. 7. Bennett, / c. W. iaNwell, >: ,. Il.
Foard, o; Wm.J J. Smith,;
The next match was three birds each,
and resulted as follows: ellis, 1: Bennett, |;
Maxwell, D; Smith, > i'cing tie, II was
shot off, resulting in victory for MrssrS.
Maxwell and Smitl Mr.. Ellis rhen shot
ut ten single birds, bringing down nine OF
them in fine style This WAS the best shoot
ing of the Afternoon. The participants az
count for the POI: score by the fact thar
cartridges of No 10 shot loaded Tor fall
shooting were used.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-14
The County Commissioners.

The reruIar meeting Of the Commit SSiOu"rS
,,,,-,,,, 80, r,,..-,rI,., and ,.orti,,,J ,,,.,.r
~, -, ,, p.,r,,
"e"'''S'''S' ''' wv 'i''''' ~ ~ VA Wv
being present.
William Harvey, nv l.. VI. Haines, Esq.
his attorney. filed Il rru.unSrrluc,. against
,I,. ,,,u.uiuu of "A new road near New Leeds.
in the. Third district.
MpsSrS Hess AMI Ii lrlnn reported thar
they had examined the Rock hringe and
found that a new trr,rlr under out end WIS
necessary. Mr.. Hess WAS authorized ~
have The rt.pairS made.
1 W Cr.rTberS H.. his counsel Ch1<. c.
Cr.lh.rS. E.u., filed II prfitinn 10 strike our
me r.narf OF the examiners in the new
Clifford" TO id Acrion deferred.
Samuel .yrnn4ss, former road supervisor
of the Sixth district, prayed u >,.ttl,-rnrut "f
Il Judgment for 81 obtained 10y him again>r
rlt. county, The Treasurer was ordered 20
nay the amount Of said iuigrnruf
JuS MruilI road Sup-rN i>sIr Of the First,
and John Cnnrt.y. of the s.s'nmd district,
flied their apne,,l, from the decision of John
| U.>S.y, INSPECTOR i'll refusing To pass GER
| Tuesday in February WAS fixed as Il time
| for hearing hrh eases.
| II was ordered, that the Clerk notify the
| Sheriff that they would hereafter allow him
! hul - cents each for furnishing food and
| lul.rluy 10 traml.~
! Tht. follow Ing order was adopted:
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The New M. E Church at North East.

Although we published last week
lengthy account Of this beautiful elitce
still We think the following additional item
will be read with interest bv our readers:
A movement towards the enterprise of It.
building the church WAS mace in the Fal
III 1880, when some subscriptions We're 81.
cured. In the Spring of 1881, the plan WI
fully settled upon and the work br.gun. Tn,
pastor consulted friend, Mr.. +. Z. Chan
dler. a leading architect of philadelphia
who drew up 4 LaSty sketch, which ltrg.l,
gave shape and character 10 the whole rn
rerpriSe. Tie plans, however, uti,nattl,
adnpted We're drawn up and donated i,
GhrGuier, an architect of Baltimore Mr.
4. NJ. Carroll, of the same city. WAS III,
accomplished builder. The church is beau
tifuliy located on the main street, with tn.
parsonage adjoining.
Among the liberal donations 10 the ne,
structure may he mentioned 1h. tltsal'
central chandelier and pulpit bracket lam,
the graceful gift of Mrs. Gro. McCulluug,,
together with the smaller chandeliers,
wards the corners OF the room, which lsh1
il up very handsomely.
The organ, Il valuable inStrumen. Of fine
tone. is the gift of Mrs. Martha Sr"tten, de
ceased, wifi. of Mr. William Scotch and
who, though dead still by rhis bean'ifr |
memorial, lives in the memories of tho |
who loved her.
The Bible and hymn bnok. at n pricp' |
S3l, are presented by set of noble vn.s |
men, who. though not mem bars, are frita> |
of the church and have taken great iuttH' |
in The work of improvement.
The handsome altar table is the at OF |
Mrs. Parsons and others, of the q OF
Wilmington.
Taken altogether, the usual ver'iicis,-a
handsome, Il convenient. IL suitable lurrh. |
Bishop Matthew Simpson and n. Jas.
Neal, of Phlad-lphia to otiici;'' mt the
re-npening service, on Sabh nth. on- OF
the esteemed former pastors eXpt Ia pe
present, and all are cordially invtd.