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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
TO Days Congressional Proceediugs
SENATE

Mr.. GA!l.cd presented psli,ion from resi-
denis Of AID visitors to Hot Springs. Atkarsls.
f,r aa appropriation of 100000 for the in-
prt vJnsnt of ths psrusneut governme n: reese. =
walton ard The streets { f Hot Springs.
Mes:rs Gcr!srd. McPnetsou. Camden std
VOORHEES, eeVsrag urged upon the Appropri.-
tloo Committee. to which the petition vas TT
fsrred the rec,ssity of early favorable &c loo.
Bills w,ro introduced as follows
BY Mr Logsu-For tie Distribution Of pure
VACCINE virus 10 the people. directing it to
b. furnished By the National B,ard of Health
to all persons applying t,r it at cost p,i,s.)
81 Mr.. Ejmuuds-To preva1t and punish
the c,unterfetiog, within the Uoited States, of
poses, b5nGs ind other securities Of f.rsigo
governments.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Com usteo 90 Elucs-
lion end L,bor. reported fsVoraby. With
| ameo6msn.s perflctiog il 10 miner details. the
bill TO establish go educsl icra fuad aid apply
portion OF The prto,eds OF the public lands to
public educ,tion sud to provide for The more
complete endowment and support OF colleges
for the Advancement Of scianti6, and Industrial
education.
The latter portion of the morning was oe-
cnpied 10 the discussion of proposed new order
| If business, and at o'clock the consideration
Va WIZ ~ uSi dau tuLeo C-uIs UJQQ Oil WIS
resumed.
Afer discussion, tho amend meat of Mr..
Davis, CT W. Va. striking out the time feature
cf ths Dew bonds and making them payable OF
any time at the option OF the Government, was
carried ty ayes So. DOCS &c
An Amendment offered by Mr. Harris 10 pro.
vide that tho new issue shall he II 20 year Juds
was sdep!ad-syes %, noes &c
HOUSE.
Mr.. Tow,shooi. of INiucii. offered res:-
luton rsotiog the charges THAI c:rtain residstts
OF the tsrrtotiea koown on Mormous SIS iu.
citing the Piu!e and Navajo indians 10 ARR =
ma to outbreaks and laWlessues1. sud CALI, ~
upon tho Secretary of th, Iate.ior for any ic-
formation u2oo the sIbjao. which m.y be on
h!e 10 his department.. Adopted
Nj. Oab, of Indiana, asked that tia further
consideration of tho resolution reported ty bin
from the Committee 90 Foreign Affairs, re-
questiaZ the President to obtain lis. ct
American cit;z,rs Outlined ia English prisons
be postpooed until Tuesday next. 80 ordered.
Tbs Speskrr tben proceeded 10 csl cou-
mittees for reports OF pr ylte nature. y adsr
this call. . few private bills ware reported and
rlacsd 90 the calendar and the Heuss then. at
l2:4O. went into Committee of the Whole (Mr.
rowushsEd. CT Oaio. 10 the Chsir) on the pri.
vae o,'eucsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
L9gfsiatiye.

The Speaker lsid ,rs tho House u DID,
gates yesterday o Communication from d.. ".
a. Ruffasr. Superintendent IF Public Ios!tuc-
ron. tepdering his rssiGosioo. to take effect
February l. 1882 R.fsrrsd
10 the House bill Was rcpoyiod to tr.vide
for submitting the qass.icn et l;quol !icsuss or
no liq7or-.ioeDse 20 tie qualified voters of
each sod every county and municipal corpars-
tion 10 the State of Firsicis, AID 70 the qlsIi-
Esd voters of each and eyory n:gisterial district.
10 each and every cJuay cod of esch and evsly
ward 10 each and every municipal corporation
thereof.
Nj. FAIR intrcjucea bill 10 suead The Code
10 relation to the dates o. o2uat7 treasurcfs
snd superiotendsnts of schools
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

Court OF APPEALS YEsrERDAY.-Canads
Vs. Bnksit!s. Uoon peiiiioa 10 smecd dt-
cree. R;ius:d.
L,usher. trustee, zs Pa.lets,o ao1 Bu,h.
Petition 10 plsc, cause on privilege docket.
Refused.
Daniel W. II ln1asoo' sdninistrator. Az
peal allowed sDd kupsTs3dsas awarded 10 decree
Of thu Circuit; Court ct T,z W II c ,uoiy.
Oowan vs. White and Greer, uultets Ap.
pea! allowed sod sJp.rssdess awarded u &, :
cree prouonooed by tic Circuit Court OF the
county Of Rockingham at tho May term, 1881,
S!amper apd ais W. Howe's administrator.
From the Circli, cur; of King william. AT
frmed. Judge Christian delivering opioioo.
Arlington TurcIiks Company vs. Common.
wealth. Writ Of error AID sup r,sdass awarded
to jadguen. of tho Circuit Court of the city Of
AlrxsId,is rendered q September. 1881.
Pfupty W. Michel! & Cobts. From the Cir.
cult Court of the city Of Richmond. r .yersed.
Judge Anderson delivering opinion.
Lee W. Swcpsoo. Fr1m the OIruit Court
of MeckIenbure c,uo'y. Affirmed, Judg. ST.
pies delivering cpiIicr.
Boston & Cc. Va. Chesapeake snG OHIO Rsi,
road Company. From tbe Circuit Court of the
city If Richm md. Affirmed, Ju lge Bu.ks d.,
iivtring opioiop.
Thomson ct. as. %. Brooks sDd al7. Ftou the
Circuit Ceurt # F.rq her oluaty. Affirmed.
Judge Chris ian delivering cpioioo.
Sonwegmsna vs.. Mead & Holland, ard Butrs
Vs. same. Frjn the Chspoary Court oil the city
IF Richmond. Affirmed, jugs Anderson de-
Iiseripg opiDlop.
Ricasrds vs.. Wise. lrus!es. From the Cir
cult Court of Pcwhs:ao county. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering opinion.
Whi.ehesd's administrator W. Coleman.
From the Circuit Court Of. Pttsy!ssnis couasy.
Affirmed, Judge Burks deIivsi opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Bridge Fired

MILWAUKEE. Wis Jan. GA src,ial dis
patch from Hudson. Wis, States that the Great
Bridge at the Junction near Reseis, WIS fred
night before last By al Infatuated mob thrown
out ct employment there by the collapse Of The
Air Loe road, bus the sruc!1r, wss s,ved By
Timely aid. A call Was made upon the Govern
tor troops 10 protect propMty snd an assurance
vas sent tbs panic stricken men at naon that
tfarsp ,rta.ion w1uld bo sent them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

The feat jaa:efs kotw sa much sbJot he res
por's Of attempted bribery 10 the sonasorisl
c,n'es! between Messls Massey sad Riddle
barge: s!Z Waek5 $50 as they do COW. aud yet,
during al lie la,er7s. they woated Sir. Mas
sey to so,0at rt-3isc:ioo to the position Of
Auditor. L: vas onls Ehcn b. asserted bis
nsnheoi and dared TO oppose boss rule that
ihs reports alluded 20 ware 1870 emberad. scd
thss 60 investigation Ct ihsa was proposed,
aDi that pa!its Supposed 10 be mp!osted Sers
thug. 20 be uod. to bold Office. Mr. Mas
say' s1p7assd b:!bc:2 did not disquslify him
While b; aas &c ia2!:oi: foiioHar Of tie Bose,
tutlt tec,ma en .asupsrsbte otjao:i1n to bin
as soon as &. declared his Freedom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

The R:ciw.onl Wig il s2oaking Of tbs recea.
Hea!a L!!:!c ID his ely ssys: -. Chapman
Neao waa a2o.he. o; our 'be:: People and an.
o.Aere 1qu;si!s 10 odei G. yoar Bouiboa.Funder."
The Wig thus ;;aSs - uaia.s rt:onsl compls-
noat to iaa vary clsss j. sHsa D., 10 decry, Tor
it vas by pretending to bsong to shat c!ass tha!
tie psr:y referred to obtained Unlimited credit
Had ha be,a resdjus!er. and profssssd com .
munism, he would ave hsd no credit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Death of Professor Parsons

New York. jan. GA dispatch from
Boston ann)u.c:s the dssth yesterday at Cam
bridge. Mac, of Professor Theophllus PAT
sons, DAue Professor of Law at Harvard Uoi.
ver,ity. Hs w,ss son OF the famous jurist,
Chiet Justica TheophIus P.rJ,as. ct Mass
ohusatta who a. the Tins Of tia adoption Of
lhs federal Constitution aud long afterwards
olj '5ed Ibe rerussii,n Of bei1g ths ncsi ea,n-
I'd lawyer tt Nsa England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
EtEattclHj,

NEW YORK. jim. 27.-Tne sock us,ket
opened stroDg sod s,2 per ceat higher than
yesterdays closing ptIo:S. !lclmsn1 and Dat
vile bsi0g mos: p:omiotns thereto. 10 tho
early dealings the usika: sold no s: i: per c,nt.,
sltsr which 6 reaction Of sis per n.. took
p!sc, ia tis general l:s'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
eue Experience from Mapy.

Il had been sick and miserable 10 long and
had caused my husband so much trouble and
expense, 10 one seemed to know what allied me,
that WAS completely dishe,rtened and di.cour.
aged. In this frame of mind 70. . bottle of
Hop Sltters and used them unknown TO my fam
that my husband and family thought it strange
and unnatural, bu. when told them what had
helped me, they said "Hurrah for Hop Bi.ters /
long may they prosper, for they have made
Home Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Fire..

-, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The glare which
Illuminated the northeastern heavens last
night was caused BY the burning Of the Rev
stone Wheel. Hub snd Spoke Maj ufacto,y.
which Was almost eptirsly 6esry,d, involving
q loss Of $3.50 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

Lieutenant GoTaruo, John Z. Lewis suppcses,
snd naturally, tbs. he has AZ mnch Zigb. 10 stay
At homo IS L. s. Senator lIshons his TO stiy in
RichnoDi, sud 30 they both let the business OF
ther respactiva Office! sttsnd TO itself While
they look after their own .divid1al interest.
There's nothing Lac res;ijasts-sm. AS tie
General has now returned 10 Washington, Mr.
Lewis may soon bsexpec:ed in Richmond ss his
vote will probably be wanted there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Fire PeterahurD-

PETERSBURG. Va, Jan. 27.-Ths Basin
Mills, owoed by q. f. Muat. we're entirely d.
sstroyed b1 fire this moroirg, together with q
large qlautity IF A,ur and meal. The loss ID
estimated at about $40 900; insurance Sc. 600.
The origin of the Gte is uoknovp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

Ths resdjus:oT President pro tamDors CT Il g
Virginia State Senate decides one day that oLt
orGe. il broken, and tee ney. th.t it is Lot broS
on. though precisely tia sane question lie involv-
ed on both occasions, Both decisions arc in &C..
cordsnce with the wishe, Of Genersl Mshone.
Great is the power OF tho Boss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

TIE market c!oses firm with n upwHd ,cI.
denc7 il prices. There is no change to ro;s
Flour. Small sales Of Wheat were m sae 81 Il!
for FultZ and 148 for Lancaster. Cora is con
sidersbly higher and I'm sll lots of whto bso1sh:
e3. 10 Ryo or Oats reported. County PFC
ducs is fem. B:c,n has an upward tsadelcy
Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
SuffOcated In a Well.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Thos. S!spfeid. 40
years Of sge. went down into we'll. It Pearl
and Front SITS, Brooklyn, this morning. As
be failed to return. search was made for him
aud bis dead body WAS found He htd been
saftc'ted with the noxious gases IL tbs vel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

The Maryland legislature adjourned ever
yesterterdsy 10 o.dsr ths. tne msmbers might
attend The 9sli!ld memorial c,mmemoration
ia Congress. b1. he'd the members rssd the
asWdpapers taey would have saved themselves
from boipg rather lGd!c-ously ''pfeyi,us." be-
cause the event docs nos oo,ur for month TO
o.mes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
He Spoke from Experienc ,,.

BUCHANAN. g.. j aly S, 1881.
d. d. WARNER l. Co: .Sus Il have been
ftKrrg you. Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for
blahss Disease. and Il I'D il the best l ever
saw or heard of. Dawn Row1Ixa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Murder of q Child.

pRoViDENcE, r. I. Jan. 27.-Io The jus
!les,S Court, t. lay. Francis Diggs was sd'
iaaRed prcbiby gully of The murder by ne
eleot I'D abuse OF child which he adopted
from tho poor house, snd he was held for Trial,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Professors Dismiss ed.

LIscoLs, Neb., Jan. 27.-For years thare has
been quarrel over religious snbjs cts in the
State University Faculty. Yesterday tho
Board Of Regents met. The illness OF one mem.
Dsr left the orthodox element in the m ,jori.y
ard they dismissed thrs4 frse.thinkiug profes.
sor5. The &C. his occssoaed considerable feel.
iDo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

RICHMOND MARKET, Jxn'y. 2j.-The market
ia quiet and the receipts OF produce very light
Flour Is unchanged. The few bushels OF Wheat
tfTared to. dsy brought l45 for very good lar-
c,s;er. About 600 bushels Ct Corn sold 81
81 for white. Nothing doing in Bye CT Oss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

EHhneH ROLL BUTTER Just received'by
n aet69 w. A. JOHNSON q 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

"WINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear comple1ions.
For sale by z. 8, Lea 1bsaier J. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

LYNCHBURo MARKET. Jan. s6-Fioar IL
fair demand but without change in price:
Wheat in light receipt, and quoted at l!0al6O M
to quality. Corn steady bu. uachArg,d Of isi
50. Nothing doing in Rye or Cats. al grads
OF Tobacco hsve sdv,nced and the markets.
active Ii Tough ths recsip:, are lishl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. jan. s6-Tha
msrke. is Inactive aud tho reeeipts OF produca
worry limited. Flour 75aS9 so 8 to brand.
Wheat nomusiIy 1S0a148 Oarn 1913. Eye
s5slC0 and Oats nominslly 60i62.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

ia quiet and the receipts OF produce very light
Flour Il unchanged. The few bushels OF Wheat
ttTared to. dsy brought l45 for very good l.al-
ces;er. About zoo bushels Ct Corn sold 81
81 for white. Nothing doing in Bye or Os's
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. jan .G.-Ths
msrke. is Inactive and tho reeeio.s OF produce
worry limited. Flour 4 75aS9 so 81 to brand
Wheat nomins,Iy lS0a148 Oarn 1913. Eye
s5slC0. and Oats nominslly 6Oi6a.
LYNCHBURo MARKET. Jan. .6-Fioar IL
fair demand but without change in price:
Wheat in light receipt, and quoted at l!0Al6O M
q. Nothing doing in Rye or Cats. oil grads
OF Tobacco hsve advanced and the markets.
active though ths recsip:, arc lishl.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugara-Tne Nov York market for raw cup.ri
is reported quiet and dull Fair TO good raa.
i1g is nc W quoted At7A7lc sad centrifugal n ia
ct For refined sugs.s tho market continue:
lCs,; crushed lca; powdered ICi; ersru!stsd
st; A soft 81 and yellows g. 81.
Cotee-Ihe market is very q1ist but sttair
on the basis Of 0sl9a, for fair. There we're no
sales reported to. dav. tu. We quote invoices
follows: Ordinary 9}.eic; fair 9t,ei good 10
alOl, and prime lCialCi
NEW York CATTLE MARKET. January 49,
Beeves-No trade in live cattle this morning
Dressed bsef sold slowly Ct 7ia91, per ID for
poor TO prime s;dea.
Sheep and L,mbs-- All grades Of stock excepi
prime lambs were dull aud slow Of sale ut reduc-
tions ranging f;om 9iic per ID on good 10 cou-
mon sheep. The sales include com mon - prime
sheep at 8 75.$9 40 per 100 lbs, and ordinary to
fsir lambs at G2iA7 per 100 lba.
Hcgs-The market for live hogs Ia barely
steady at s 9OsSe 90 por 100 lbs f,r ccm non 10
good.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 26 --Beef
C,ttle-Pricss on Monday for the better grades
ed, ard the malk.t firm: others were til cent
lower. Yesterday there WAS no change.
Sheep and LsmA-The receipts ere quito
light Prices unchanged.
HoGs-Trads has been fair. and the prices o.
Monday firmly sustained, with favorable pro.
pecls OF their continuance until next wees- Wa
quote at 73t9 csnts, with extra heavy st cahsi
per ID net.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. Sc -Hog;-
Market steady; common weak at close; com.
mon to good mixed Cas- %; heavy packing sd
shipping 60ssG 80. nle-hsfket weak bel
steady; poor 10 fair Shipping 20af4 Isl gota
to choice 1886 60; exports 6a$6 TO; mixed
tuscher. weak and dull; 1929 lower: infer
or to fair 31i$S Is good to choice 15,s4'
Sheep-hs,ket dull but steady on good STOCK
common TO medium 3a$3 5)i medium 10 goods
Al 90; choice to extra S..
CINCINNATI Hca MARHRT. Jan. .-Hois
finn: common aud light 25sS6 81; packing
and butchers' 6 6)aS7 81
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28

way Centre at reduced rates during tn
Fair. October and 3. Il
Geo Mustard intends soon to rGov'
his family to Port Huron where III
has secured a position as salesman "a
the store OF G. II. ShNtto. The ke<l
wishes of this community go with Gin
and his for their prosperity whereyel
they may be.
j. III. High has left on our table
some of the finest grapes we have
seen this season. The vine they were
picked from is one he set out in his
garden little over year ago. 1t is
of the champion class. We acknowl-
edge our thanks for the same.
The excursion laat Thursday was
the boss. The only regrets we heard
good dinner Oh the lake and the vefy
cold weather. The management hGIk
by careful nursing to bring their purses
through the shock they received.
l. j. Goodnow has purchased the
Marlette Leader of Trotter Il Sons.
Bro Goodnow has won the good opinion
of all with whom he has dealt and we
now say, may he so advance in journ-
alism that he may at some future time
write his name on the highest pinacle
Of fame.
S. G.. Bettis will give term Of
lessons in bookkeeping and penman-
ship, commencing Monday evening
Oct 9th and continuing five evenings
each week for two months. The price
TO join the class is 81 per month.
This is good opportunity for those
wishing to post themselves In book
keeping and writing.
The following is clipped from the
Port Huron Mali: "Mr. j. 5. Duiiie,
of Brockway Centre, declined the nom
ination for r .glster of Deeds, OH. a
combination ticket, as he was person.
ally opposed 70 q combination, but
would support the ticket, and if, he
ever accepted n nomination on any
ticket il must be on a straight Green
back ticket.
The following are the county Rep
ublican nominations made OH Thurs
day Sept l4th:
Senator. II. McGurk.
Sheriff w. 3. Morse.
Prosecuting AttorneY-Geo. p.
VOORHEES,.
Treasurer-E. G. Recor.
Register of deeds-lI. &. Mansfield.
Cierk-H. Baker.
Circuit Court Commissioners Al
bert A. Carleton and w. l.. jerks.
The iron hoop and velocepede
nuisance has reached that point where
something should be done to prevent
serious accidents which will surely
happen if this practice is carried much
farther AS it is now people are
compelled to get off the sidewalks for
fear OF being run over, and farmers
are actually afraid to leave their teams
for fear they will get scared and break
loose and run away. We hope to see a
stop put to this nuisance us soon as
possible.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
scandal ia High Life.

Last Sunday revealed one OF the
most shocking scandals we have
heard of for some time. 1t seems
that while one OF our respected ar.
tisans has been plying his profession
through the country, as is his Gus.
tom during the summer months,
leaving his better half to mind his
interests here, which trust, we are
sorry to say, she sadly betrayed.
As the balmy days of spring gradu-
ally lengthened into GUNNER, her
gentle nature longed for companion
ship and it comes to light that many
of her lonely hours were wiled away
in the company of some of our most
influential citizens, with an occasion
al flying trip with some affable trav-
cling man to relieve the monotony.
While she thus killed dull time, he,
on the other hand, was improving
every precious moment to win the
almighty dollar" with which to
make home pleasant and life more
happy. As time wore on in this
way, bringing no news to him of his
home and children, having placed
the utmost confidence in the wife Of
his bosom, whose integrity he never
had cause to question, he ct once
concluded to hasten home to find the
cause of this neglect, when all of his
fond hopes were blasted by finding
that the treasure Of his life was TAX
ing holiday trip with an amorous
blackleg in some nelghboring town.
When the news of her per6dy fully
dawned upon him he raved like a
madman swearing vengeance and an
early death to the one whom he had
promised to love and protect, and
lots Of cowhide to the fellow who
enticed her away. 1t seems the tru.
ant birds received news of his return
home when they dissolved partner
ship, she concluding to throw her.
self on the tender mercies of her old
standby and he to get out of reach
Of the cowhide. The meeting of the
faithless wife and her forgiving hus-
band, was an event long to be re-
membered by those who witnessed
it. She humbly begged forgiveness
saying, 81 haden't heard from you
ia five long weeks and felt like run
ming off with most anybody" He
forgave, saying, "Take the pistol and
come to my arms my darling and we
will leave the scenes of our troubles
three hundred miles behind and turn
over a new leaf" We sincerely
hope thoy viii.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28

NOTICE. Il hereby given TO ALL
! PERSONS WHOM 1T NAY CoNoEnr that
we. the undersigned citizens and resi-
dents of the Township Of Brockway.
st. Clair County, Michigan. apd rssi-
dents Of that portion OF said 70 Wflship
hereinafter described, will, on the
Thirteenth day of October. A. ID. 1852,
at the hour of Ten O. clock In the fore
noon of said day, or as soon thereafter
as we can be conveniently heard In
respect thereto. apply to the Board of
Supervisors Of the county of st. Clair,
State of Michigan. for an order incor-
p0rating that portion of the said Town
ship OF Brockway hereinafter describ-
ed, as and into village TO be known
as Brockway Centre, to-wit: All that
part Of the East half of the Southeast
quarter OF section number Ten lying
North and East of Mill creek. The
West half of the Southwest quarter OF
section Eleven. That part OF the West
half of the Northwest quarter of sec
ton Fourteen lying to the North and
East OF Mill creek. And all that part
of the Northeast quarter of section
Fifteen lying East of Mill creek, being
lands in Town Eight North of Range
Fourteen East. The above mentioned
application will be made and this no.
tice is given pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 127 of the Compiled Laws
of Michigan of 1871 as amended. and
the census required by said Act and all
other steps preliminary to such incor-
porati0n have been taken.
James Brown, j. $. Duffe, Horace r. Leonard,
O. e Roswell, n. Emery, Thomas Darcy, j. j..
Holden. j. G. Holden. Fred A. Baker, Mark 4.
Grandy, A. Mitchell, j. H. Bartlett, James
Macarthur, A; q Brown, $ Gilbert, w Ram
shaw, and others.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
What 10 Cents VIII DO.

BY calling at +. A. Bakers drug
store, you can get sample bottle OF
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relive the most obstinate
Cough or Cold. and show you what the
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis Dry
Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Threat and
Lungs, try II sample bottle of this me-
diclne.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
Tho Weekly Exp0sitOr.
A Red Hot, Aggressive and Pro-
gressive Journal for Live,
Enterprising Readers.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.

III \ YEAR-60C FOR Six MONTHS
geo FOR THREE Months.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
port HURON { NORTHWESTERN s'Y,
TIME TABLE.

Depot foot OF Court Street, Port Huron, Mich.
Trains run by Port Huron time. Trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
MedIcine for Children

Mus, bs not ouly effective nut 10 CON.
pounded that no harm will result from the
use. Such preparation for worms 10 which
almost every child is suhject) is Psrmeel,'s
Santouine Worm Candies, Which are masc
troui the best drugs, particularly ada pteh to
this use. They work quickly, surely aud
hsrmiessly, psssiug Oft the worms after they
are dissolved. Do not n.glect tho children
even thongh they do not complain. Worms
are Almost always present. Price 20 cents
per bsx. Sold by G. A. Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Church OF Christ at the A. c, Chapel.
Services at II n. m. Sabbath School at p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening 7;90
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-28
oOMMERolAa. NOUS z

tF9rmerIy hhpity House,J
REUBEN EMERY, Prop.
This house mas recently changed hands
and special pains wall be taken to please
guests.