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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22

WheellnE.

The market this week was only average
There was too full o supply of common,
while the demand for good wa scarce
Messrs Hudson b Bayhs furnish the follow
Gasle-Extra, 1000 to LEO b castls
364c per h.; good, 800 to 900 lbs, 24S
Ste per b.; light from 6oetoS0e Ia. 20
2ac per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 4@4i per y.
Gheep-Dull; 2@sc per ID.
Lambs-Good, market firm; 3@41 Per ID
Caives-S3 O096 90 per head.
xAst Liberty.
EAsT LsEREI, September 2l.-Cattle-
Slow at unchanged prices; receipts 20Jo
head: shipments l,55S head; shipments TO
New York Saturday and Sunday s0esr1
HoQs-Dun; Philadelphias - 5094 SO;
Workers 81 1904 IS; grssssrs ~ Zoe
44O; receipts 1900 head; shipments 4.9e0
head. Shipments to New York Saturday
and Sunday. 40 cars.
Sheep-DulI and unchanged receDz
4.co0 head; shipments 1900 head.
Chieage.
CmcAoo. September 2l.-The DroverS
Jnn,nsl reportx Cattle-Receipts 5000
had: shiprnents a,400 head; market strong
a.. shipn;nr steers g 90as 90; Etocksrs
and feeders 81 seas 70; cows balls and
mixed 81 SOFAS IS; through Texans y 50
IA O0; western rangers 6fmer; natives
md haif breeds s. 60@5 90; cous 3 500
so; Nintared Texans S. z5@4 o5.
HoRs-Recsipss 1900 head hipment1
sl0oe head; market slose< ard 59lge
Loser. rou9h and mixo1 S. 5Ql93 30;
se ~ p Egk'
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Of Tongue.
Resembling that Of Sen. Grant


soma cen years so I had asrelalsus sore On ny
dShs hard which gase me great trouble sne under
! fhe adtims treatment wa healed up and I sup
posed / vas we'll I fouRds however, Il had oaly
"a msrSuIy, and In March, fSs1 Il broke oaf in
\ nv throat, and concentrated In What Bome OF TIE
\ doctors dsnOmi.led eanesr. l vs placed under
Nest physicians In the country bad me q diaerent
tmas under their charge, among them three spect-
alists IN this line; but one amer an0eaer COuld ak
6ausi their skill and drop me. for I rev wofss con
d tinnaIY. TIE cancer had e. en- through my cheek,
Ssatroyinz the root Of my mouth and upper LIP,
then GttaeSd my tongue, palate aud loSer Up DE-,
nv tongue, eating out 70 toe TOP Of my left cheek
rome and up 70 the lefs eye FrOma hearty robust
woman Of 80 pounds, I yas reduced 70 mere frame
bed loud not eat any solid iood, but su6ststed
an liquids, and my tongue vas 30 hr gone ooald
cot talk. IhS snsaisa % mlaa aea ne aesnoss
De revealed Given up By physicians 70 die, With
no hope Of recovery upon TIE part o. friends who
sat around my bedsite expecting every mousnt %
he my lRAt; in fact, my husband would plaoa bis
nand or me every p0E and then 10 SO vhetherI
vas alive Or not, and az ore time all decided that
,te was extinct, and my death vas reported all over
Sucn vas my wrstched and helpless condition the
hrst Of Last October uSSD, Ehsn my friends com.
mtnoed giving me sEtfts SPeeiae. IN less than q
menoed, and he iearlul aperture "a my cheek has
been clssed and hImly knitted together. A processof
a new under up 10 Progressing nnely, aud the
tongue which Was AlnOst destroyed Is being recoF-
cred. and IL seems thAt nature 10 supplying anss
tongue i can talk % thai ny friends can readily
Understand M and can eat sold i0od again. / AM
able 20 walk about wherever 1 please withOutthe a.
ISsancs OF any one. and have gained dity pounds Of
dssh. All this under the blessing - OF a mercifuly
81 Avanly fRthe-, n due to Svifts Specific. I am q
wonder and q marvel 70 all my friends. hnndreds Of
whom hare known my intense sudertngA and have
-zisited mein my amictionS While l am not en-
tirely vel, yet my grAtttudetg TIE les deyout,
and ] am confident hat perfect recovery u now
In sight. II any doubt these actS, l would refer
them to Hon. John II. Traylor, Safe Senator Of this
district. who's my neighbor, Or. I. 8 Brad aeld. Of
Ia Graoge, Ga, or % any other persons living IN
the southern part Of Ironpo County, Ca
III MARY L COMER
La6range, Ga, Nay Il, SIS
sod by all druggistA
Call on our Physician, Nc. Isl W. "a So, n.
Consultation Tree. The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
\ Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga.
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81 adj, nAiiyrs 81 0ea4 90; western
81 56t9s 80; Texans 81 O003 90.
The DroFer5 journal SPECIAL Liverpool
eahls quotes best American cattle lc higher
81 l4c per b. dressed.
New York
Nav YoHx, September 2l.-Reeves-Re-
CENTS including so cars for expectation,
we're 4.976, making l0,225 for the week
Good and prime steady but SLOW; extremes,
for native steers. 81 1906 40; for Color
ados 50 65@4 40, with choice half breed
westera up to S. 40@5 go; exports today
were 526 cattle, 1870 quarters Of besf and
$50 cafcassee. Of mutton; exports for the
week were $50 cattle, 81 sheep, 7,l40 quay
Of beef ard 625 Of mutton.
Shetp-keeeipts 10000 head, making
81 $40 for the week; market extremely dull
and lover for al sorts except prime sheep
wbith Nere in demand at stronger prices;
eztrsmes 81 1904 IS per 100 pound for
sheep. and s. o. as so for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head, making 35,-
900 for the week; market quiet for live hogs
ct - 50@5 90 per 100 pounds; light pigs
S. 20@5 %.
CIxCMNkTI, September 2l.-Hogs -
Steady; common and light 50 1904 40;
packing and butchers s. S5@4 40; receipts
81 head; shipments 428 head.
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburR.

EltSoDukBs
Pi-rrsBrRG, September 2l.-Petroleum-
Dull and nothing doing; National Transi'
certificates opened at s9a; closed ct $lO0s;
highest 81 00S lowest 99sc.
Titusvme.
TIrUsvILLR, September 21.--0penei at
s9ac; highest 81 00k; lowest $500; closed
at 81 00s; charters September 10th, AZ. ZIG
barrels, shipments, 5000 barrek.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, September 2l.-Market
opened at 99a; closed at 81 cot; highest
81 00k; lowest 99sc; runs, As $3.50 barrels;
total shipments, 96,27l barrels; charters,
49, 1855 barrels; ~clearances, l,242,0O0 bar
rels.
OH City.
On CRY, September 2l.-National Tran
SIT certificates opened at 99}c; closed at
81 00s; highest 81 00s; lowest 99sc; sales
l,077,000 barrels; clearances $780, 900
barrels; charters 49,206 barrels; shipments
l0T, 415 barrels,
New York.
New YoRK, September 2l.-Petroleum-
Opened at 993c, rose to 81 90, yielded to
99kc, remained about steady at 99k@99Jc
until after one o'clock, when an upward
movement began that carried the price to
81 003, yielded again to 81 004, at which
it closed, with 81 00s bid. Sales 4,5S9,000
barrels.
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MAIIs-ss ~ CAKD.


Whseitngs
The nail market Is active. Malta tsnee
and hraas - Iod to GOD, 81 Is; Sd
and Sd, 81 so; Sd and ID,
e. rs; "a and Sd, g 90; Sd, % u; q,
IS 90. Barrel-f inch, IS 70; inch
IS IS; l inch, o. IS; II inch, ~ 90
u inek 50 rs; Ii inch, g Is; Il inch
q 90. Linine-i inch, s6 IS; inch
"a Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d % 70; Sd
g 90; Cd and I'd, IS rs. CEnch-M
izes. 81 90. Slaing-5d, 1876; Id, s326i
Cd SEQ; I'd, IS Is. Fnishing-l inch.
"a rs; 1t inch, ss IS; 1iinch, p 80; u 70
u inch, 81 Is; 9inch, 400; y inch, IS 70:
sinch ana over, So 50. Casing and Box
mr-lod 70 800. $500; Sd, g IS Sd, % 80;
Id 81 IS; Sd, - IS. Fine Blued-4A,
"a 90; Sd IS Is; I'd, IS 90. Cut Spikes
an sizsA, 81 so. Boat Spikes-M izea.
e. 90. Each hsh keg Zoe extra.
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Needed a Course in Geography.
Chicago Ledger.

The member from Calabash rose with his
usual majestic dignity, gazed about him
sternly for a moment to inspire awe, a. wa
his wont, and then, tending his gaze with
piercing 6xedness upon the small man from
Blossom county, he said, in a voice Of deep
solemnity, with q long pause after each ut
terAnce:
II know no North-no South-no East
no WestI'
The member with hayseed in his hair was
on his feet in an instant and shouted back.
in reply to what he supposed had been ad'
dressed specially to him:
"Then I'll be burned if yon amt ALFRED
Door in geography
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Probably the Second Childhood.

An old colored woman named Mslvins
had heard that it was q great recommends
ton for q servant if she had remained q
number of years in one family. Mrs. Yer
ger needed a nurse, and Malvina applied in
person for the position.
Have you had any experience in taking
care of children?,' asked Mrs. Yerger.
HAS l had any 'sperience wild childruns2
/ should say / had lots oh hit. Why, Dress
your soul, ftuck care OBJ n chile for twen-
ty yeabs; yes, mum, 1 did. De parents OBJ
dat infant dey Jess wushupsd me, dey did"
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COMMON SENSE
THE

I. DR.. Mott, Of New York. ~ =
number Of aegs asr s:1e &C., .
POWDER. In every instance tie
dor logS appetite, sfekenoa, and
some died. st the Same time Ne
fed other doEson broad made wieh
pure Tartar Baking PeWaeHs with
no Injury 90 appetite or health.
9. The use Of Alum In Breaa -
prohibited by Law In eeme places,
because ID has been found % fntuFe
health.
3. Some people buy AIurn Bak-
ing Powders becanse they are
eheapi Is it real economy, which
20 save q few pennies nOw. lays .
foundation for IN health and dor
tors hills later ons
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British Grain Trade.
LONDON, September 2l.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review of the British
grain trade during the past week, says:
Broken weather, with occasional rains dur
ng the week, has tended to delay the hsr-
vest. The sales of English wheat were
7O,44l quarters at 3ls Aid against 74.lS5
quarters at 33s l0d during the correspond
ing week last year. Foreign wheat is dull.
The of-coa t market has lost its activity and
has toned down. The first cargo this season
of American red winter wheat arrived dur
ing the week and was sold at 32s. I'D.
Five csrgoes of wheat arrived, 6 cargoes
were sold, 5 we're withdrawn and 4 remained,
including one of California. At to-day's
market there were large deliveries of wheat.
The weather is clear, much to the disap-
pointment Of trade. Flour dull prices
closed at Gas. Corn, beans and peas were
steady. Oats dull and barley was in better
INJURY.
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or SUNDAYS
Leave the city ID . &. N. and run svsxy hour dnni
n
Leave whsaltng psxk So n. and run every hour
NTH 10 d. n. @. HIRSCH, SupG
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b, q O. RaTlroad.
Leave BeIalrs al $40 D. n. for Woodsaeld and
SunnGrnala. 4,
Leave Bsnsirs at slSA m. for Summarized and
ZAnesvtlla.
Arrive a. BSUatrs, lOiOL m, and S:Sp.n
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dull but firm

Threes coupons. ..... ...-.........s.ait3 H
Fours And-a-haA sxtended-s..-.-......--s,.....s--ll2aS
rours
fseino stxea d lsS---.----. 80. . = -.....-.-..---.lzS
STATE SECURITIEs-Very dull but firm.
RAILwGYs-Active; sales 81, OH, 900.
SToCKs-Continued strength and a fair
amount of activity characterized the open
ing transactions at the stock exchange this
morning, first prices being generally from
to per cent. above the final figures of
Saturday. After midday q selling move
ment started, which continued until late in
the afternoon, resulting in q decline of !
to II per cent. The decline was checked
at 2 o'clock and o slight rally followed,
when the market became steady and closed
in most csaes above the lowest quotations.
From information obtained from what is
considered a reliable source there is some
doubt this afternoon of hsrmoniousness at
the meeting of the presidents Of trunk lines
tomorrow. The problemS to be settled are
difficult and complicated, and it is al
legged that demands win be made by some
of the companies which some of the others
cannot possibly grant. President Garrett,
of the Baltimore and Ohio, who arrived
from Europe yesterday, declined to talk in
regard to the matter to-day. Pacific Mail
lost only 1. Lsckawanna, st. Paul and Lake
Shore were the most active, while Northwest
ern and New York Central were quiet. st.
Paul declined 4 Northwestern /, Lake
Shore and New York Central !. Gould
stocks were generally dull and weak.
Traroaok,nna OSe ON abarao
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money las Per Cent.-Governnents Dull
and Firm-StockS H~igher-FlouP Firm
and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
NV YoRK, September 2l.-Money on
call l@3 per cent, closing at II; prime
nero ntile paper 4@5 per cent. Foreign
exchange, owing to scarcity Of commercial
bills, advanced to 4s3f@4S5i.
GovERSNENTs-Dull and firm.
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Manhood Restored,

Remedy Free.-A victim Of youthful impru-
dence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
lost manhood, &c, having tEied In vain every
EnOEn remedy, has discovered q simple means Of
self-eure, which he viii send FRBE 70 his fellow
E1HsrenL address, J. II. REEVES IS Chatham
Street. New York.
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DRAKEs DREAn OF FIRE.

An odd and EAnoifnl Story Of the Boy.
hood Of q Noted MAa-
or GU Bsssard.
Probably many Of tbs readers Of the
Blizzard have never heard Of she strange
dream Of Cox z l. Drake shs 6iscoyerer
az oil had when be VISA boz. OF coarse
alfho3s have drezmA and perhaps this wss
10 rors rsusrkshie than ra1Y atosher
bef Is few q ~ aresme ) sshssapeat Dis
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GINSENG.

TUESDAY, September Is.
Ginseng from $l.9O to $40, according
to size of roots.
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Incorporated IN 1855 sor . yesn BY ths LesisIs-
aure Cor EdncE4onl 9ae Caaritsele p~urpcss-vin
lver s6500o0h has hnes ben aiasa-
By an overwhelming popoln vote IL hznehtD
vas made O pArs q the present. bhts Ce1sttatfor
sdopted December ID, A 1873.
5he only Lottery ever voted On and endowed b.
ne people q any besse.
ii never scales o. postponeA In arand singh
snlsndid oUpoTtuniry % gin q 1oE1una Tenth
S-en5 Dr1Wfnr. Cn1 n, IN the Anzdeuy al Mnne
Isw (rIeaUa Taeeday, October ID, 1855
iS5th Houthfy Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, 1z1yo0o.
Ca an T1ss.sss Al FIVE DoIisn Esnh. Fncttons b
Fftha In pTopoftio1.
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yLoUR aRAm ann xnzEn.
WOtAs
whesnng.

Wheeling.
TUESDAY. September Is.
The WOOL market Is quite brisk q the tol
lowing prices: Fine heec8, washed BIG
32c: fine geccs. unrashed onefhird Of
osrue fleece. washed 2 @28e; coarse fsecs
unwasksd 2B723c; medinm. washed 30
0sic: msdius1. uDunshed zp93se; tah
-
fts I
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, September 2l.-Dry Goods
The general demand has been OF q more
quiet character, jet as all classes Of goods
most desirable for present wants are in lin
tied supply and very many of them sold
several weeks ahead, while buyers can only
hurry deliveries, moderate selections from
those on hands are reducing stocks.
Bleached cottons, wide shestings, dress
goods, aannels, soft wool dress fabrics, cot
ton iannels, skirts, underwear and fancy
knit w~oolens, are very largely under orders
for immediate wants, and in the distribution
~ agents of daily receipts q large total OF
sales is of daily completion.
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A KzTVAL AND DEPARTURE on TRAmg-
nExPLANAxzoN on RxvxzExcD MAu1s sDA1ly.
ke0naay exospted. tMonday sxosptsd-Whosaiag
Tine.
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A Clear Skin

Is only a part Of beauty;
but it isa part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both frsshens and
beauties
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Nav York.

New YoRK, September 2l.-Cotton-
Futures closed steady; September $3.50,
January 9.76c, June l0.36c.
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Lured bya swirl Barrel a Youthful and In
experienced Porker Gets Into a Bad
Serape.
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4 ~ :, ,::, ss'IY s S:;s: jinA :
Trains iesws Cleveland - Wis1inl q
ss6 p. N, arriving ssss0f = niS
Pas'asr 49,. Nl%s6Ssss5f.
Cen. Psss, ana 1Sckss AS1nl ht65uWE ~
WI. a. BALDWms kanaGis.
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NEw YoRK, September M~.--Eiozr-ks
ce;pts 1900 barrels; exports 9.9l5 bar
rels: market frsn; ssles 1900 barrels;
common 10 ehcisa phite ubest Western Ak
ia a. eo g; fs1eY &s zsaS 40 w.:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04

a NARROW EsCAPE.--On Monday,
June 1st. while Homer Rector was en-
gagged in Williams mill sewing a
belt he carelesSly leaned up against a
shaft which was in motion. and was at
once wrapped around the same and
went whiring at the rate of one hun
dred revolutions minute. Charlie
High who stood near by endeavored to
save HIM but was knocked down 10y
Homer's feet which would first strike
the beam above and then the fool
Don Macarthur stopped the engine as
soon as possible and Homer was taken
off the shaft. lie had made about two
hundred revolutions and in conse-
quence was rather dizzy but after he
recovered he said that he was still
alive. His feet were badly bruised.
The doctors say he is hurt pretty bad
but think he will recover. This is the
second mishap that has befallen him
in short time. We wish him better
luck.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
Brockway Bits.

Our new Touring mill is progress
ing finely and will probably be ready
for operation by August. Messrs
Ballentine q Nanorman have receiv-
ed applications from several millers
giving best of references, so it will
not be difficult to do as they intend
loing-obtain a iirst-class miller.
When taking the order for machin-
cry the agent asked Mr.. Ballentino
what kind Of q whistle he wished.
He said "giye us a whistle they can
hear up at Brockway Centre So
listen for the whistle.
Nj. Magner has not as yet receiv-
ed his insurance as nearly all OF his
invoices were destroyed by the fire
and the company have requested him
to obtain duplicates of those lost, to
enable them to correctly adjust the
loss.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
Bridge, Bridge.


NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the UNI
dersigne1 commissioner of highways
of the township of Brockway, at my
house in said township until the thir-
teenth day of June 1885 at one o'clock
in the afternoon for furnishing all the
necessary materials. and performing
the following work, to wit: to build
abutments ana wing to said abut-
ments, and to fill in between the wings,
and to make road bed, according to the
plans and specifications thereof now ia
my house and which will be open to
inspection until the time above men,
toned; on which said day and at the
place aforesaid / will contract there
for with the lowest bidder giving good
and suffiient security for the perform
ance OF said work, resume the right
to reject any or AL bids.
Dated this 18th day Of May 1885.
JAMES NEWELL.
Highway Commissioner of the town
ship of Brockway. Iva
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
Peck Picl,ings.

The good boy is having grand
spring opening.
Jas. Iuman is having good success
dynamiting pine stumps.
Thos. Early is making every effort
to get the village of Chianne incor-
porated the coming summer.
Farmers are getting through seed
ing and spring crops are looking
more prosperous. The apple trees
are looking well and promise a large
crop.
a great many farmers intend hay-
ing their wool manufactured, at the
Rrockway Centre Wooden mills, into
cloths, &c.
The stores here are having good
trade and times seem to be picking
up some.
Gaffney & Kolly say we are to
have an opening the coming month
in the line of wines, liquors and Gig
ars. Our town has for sometime
been known as strictly temperate but
we believe aiull licensed liquor store
would he less injurious to our village
than beng under the innocent stag
nation of drug stores.
Lara Middleton reports having
seen an alligator somewhere on the
road between Brockway Centre and
Peck. PICKS BAD Boy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
ADDITIONAL EXPOsITIoNS.

The Salvation Army at Duties
Hall tonight.
F. Griffin has moved with his
family to Melvin.
Michigan has one liquor dealer
for every forty-eight voters.
-Glanficld & Son, of Vassar, ar
rived in town on Wednesday and
have commenced operations on the
Holden block to-day.
Il he second annual convention Of
the Michigan Assembly of the
Knights of Labor convened at East
Saginaw Wednesday June Bird.
The Salvation Army has reached
here at last. Capt Martindale will
lecture in the Hall tonight. Ad-
mission l0cts. All are invited.
-Purkis, Of Lexington, the Lager
beer man was in town Tuesday
attending a suit which he is prose-
cutting against two Of our citizens.
JAS Welch, who injured his knee
sometime ago, has had TO have it am
putated and it was cut off four inches
above the knee at Harper's Hospital
Detroit last FRIDAY. He is doing
finely.
+. Griffin will give a first-class
dance in Etherington's Hall, Valley
Centre, on Monday evening, June
10th. He invites everybody to at
tend and a splendid time Is antici-
pated.
Last Tuesday Bob Lake quietly
but suddenly left this place for parts
unknown. 1t is said that he left a
letter for his father stating that he
had gone but why or where he did
not say. His sudden disappearance
somewhat startled his creditors who
are now losing no time IN attaching
what property of Bob's they can
find.
1t seems that some people de,
light in making themselves con
spicuous by kicking against almost
everything, for which in their Lila
putian minds they can find the small
est cause. We earnestly hope that
the kickers who are doing their ut
most to impede our progress as a
village corporation will receive a
sufficient amount Of satisfaction for
their pains-taking.
1t is astonishing how small a
sum will square individual accounts
if it can only he set in motion. In
one Of our business offices the office
boy owed one Of the clerks three
cents, the clerk owed the cashier two
cents, and the cashier owed the Office
boy two cents. One day, the Office
boy having a cent in his pocket, CON
cluded to diminish his debt, and
handed the cent to tho clerk. who, in
turn paid half his debt by giving the
coin to the cashier. The cashier
handed the cent back to the office
boy, saying, "Now | owe you only
one cent" The office boy again pass
ed the cent to the clerk, who passed
it to the cashier, who passed it back
to the Office boy, and the boy squar.
ed all accounts by paying it to the
clerk, thus discharging his entire
debt. This shows how great may be
the benefit derived from even a
small payment.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
June LIST, 1885,
j. A. Menzies Office.

}. A. Menzies office.
Council met in regular session.
Called to order by the president.
Trustees present Andreae, Holden,
Leonard, Morrill, McKenna and
Scott.
Minutes of last regular meeting
read and approved.
Minutes of special meetings of
May eth, 18th and 25th read and APP
proved.
Moved by Leonard and supported
by Holden that the petition of c.
Cooper and others be taken from the
table and acted upon-Carried.
Moved by Leonard and supported
by Holden that the petition of G.
Cooper and others for sidewalk be
granted and the committee on side
walks be instructed TO act on the
Same.-Carried.
The following accounts were al
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