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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

AMONG the surprises of the Con
 gressional canvass has bcen'the Re publican gain of three in Virginia and iihhree in Indians, which are Demo
 cratic States, ard the Democratic gain of three in Minnesota and two in Matsaeilqsetts, which are Repqbli Can States. Virginia and Minnesota, '.by Tuesday's electiun; will be placed 'in the anomalousPosition in the next , Congress of having @majority Of their Hmembers il, the popular branch of that body belonging te n party with fWhich the majority of the people Of <thejr statesare not in sympathy.
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Something YoH Need - SE1ort- hand.

'Why?" Because it will aid you more tl.sn snr' thing else in acquiring Knowledge Bccau>, it will help TuH tra go d business.
 How gan !t be lcarmcd:"
 By tine aid oi book studl. at homo and !es.,9ns by mail from an accomplished
 At what cxpenscT
 The trifing sum of sG.00,. including book. + ,.-"7
 "hEy so cheap when colleges .ndrrr,ist the sanie course nl nStructlun f,1' .S23- "
 Because q new lrYI JnrN i~ Rscd tbat r,- dncc& the lab"r of !-a"ning proport!oua'rly to Inc difference ir price bv the system be ing made simpler than. heretofore and more. 'rras;ir', brsidcS hc.a1 The m,si pourIar mrIh"d, having thc imd"rSnmcnt of nn, Non@rcs.I"aai and professional reporters every where ti%cihCr wilh nvrr !Gtj0 rrn,lu atgs ui y'Hr CNa'n oi Phonp pgraI,ni, t,nl ie%rS. > aud men uu,thc .r,u. i;, vorh S'''.;' :f' :''''"i:crr; "i ia .it home. i. f.c. lnr .H. a- s''E"'.! tas:- ila.,,ea ,l.r ..r ', 'fn'r :iaFI ." ia i#,7Iti,;. .-,.,'y ..tiIinr Sri a . 'l,- ai.i c, , !!.,.,. ir It.iri' 1.s n C Ii c- h,' M@. Srn!t- t-5f,Hrn. l.lIcr.. rt.r, h'''o r.'rl'r.! 'r1in Si3 'n:.,.i. .. <. Writ, 'il'i fora :1r ~.'ai,iC cur.E- i5i ir.;N;,r'., t'h. li.2raiL: Aou,;dy an: fl;fa n4rl,rt,!,.s A'i'""~, ,. l. Scott 5B..w..e. l} jgmf,r
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Notice fo Creditors.

Estate of Idu Wate, deccascd-Nutice IS herc bysgiyen by the undersigned admilris IralriX OI the estate oi Ida A Waite, de- ceased, le the creditors Of, aLd all persons having claim, against said deceased, 10 rx- hil it them Wiih inc Het rssarY vouchers, within fGui months alter thc first l'ubiica tion Of lhis po:icg, M her "ffce. Prem on strccs, betWccm Fuarth and Fn.h, Tomb ELSIE l. DlA&CED i Cumo and see ottr drcss-goUds, ba gain ccunter. Palace Dry Goods Store. .e 927u
 Just received, nt Baggs, new lot of California mems and ladies' ssd- 5dleS. 13-tf
 Crockcry ahd glassware, of all de- scrjptiuns, at EagK's. i3 If
 You can get dress for SlJe, good wearing gcuds at the Palace, Filth street. SZ7u
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Declaration of Sole rradershiv
Tug ERRI1ORY OF ARIZONA,
 GOuNTI PP (OCHISE. sS

Tug TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.l
 (oUNTY nF COCHIsE. (sS To whom II nPv concern:
 Know ye Tat on tbr Z9lh day of Septcb: ber, A. b. lSS Mrr Louise Norris. VI iIc of E. J NOrr:s nal~ he follow ing declaration th> pG'Ppsr oJ carI yihg on an6 t.ahAact- lag Guslntss unCer ny own hume as Il sole trader, tU-wit: That 1 intend to carry on Tn my own naIhe and Tor my URu use and beH- cht the business Of Wholesale aLd re. .all butcher m meals iu ali ol it's branches a> usually carried on by ether persons IT, Inc Territory Ut ArlZUna, where 1 am how residing. That my cilizehship is in the County Oi COciIse and T,TrItUrI of Arizona, and i'll SaId county Intend to carry on he business nforesaiu. In MItsrss whereof [ heTeunto subscribe my name, the day s:rt Gaic above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of ArTZUna, County uI Co., chise, s.n.
 On this .9th day Of September, 4. b t8s6 personally nppcnred before me, Win |, Nash, notary public, in and !Or the cuuu- U ol C,'thlse, LCulse Norris, known To Ino lO be Inc person described, aud who Maae Inc foregoing declaration UI her Intention to carp on Iie- ku-inrss Ss therrin slated. Hho acknowledged tu He that .ke ,xerI,trL The same freely aru YolunlariiJ anu for ;hs usts aud EuIpO:es lLe.ein mentioned. la Tllhcss whereof l have hcryHkto teL my h"Ld ahd affixed hJ official zeal, the dsJ a-d year ih luis certificate iiIst HrltleN. tsEALI --.-- WILL A. NASH;
 Notary fubiie.
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SheriR's Sale.

DS VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS EX :CCTGoN ES is-ued ont of the HiI'r:ct G. Lrt "i the lrst Judicial |Ustric in and fOI t.c Cs u' " of lIH'. Territory Arizona, to me directed ;lsti ,'rllyrr ed Jn q Judgmcnt rendered ir said orr lr 2ad dIy of of March, 1tS6. !n fsyrr nE inc Aha Mining & >m'l ing , ompTuy and a;r 'i.t The BeHs Il i'in% & >meltiug Company, wiivrri : am co" mand t. mae the sum f Si.iii,' s dam ges with Il orcst thereon rom dat J e. meIt St tn rate of ten ce Fer m il IMid; together with $5i 2o C .sts anI lccrli z costs.
 h vc this dlv lev cd upon ;he followil. de scribeo pr.prr'y, to VII:
 All he right. ii lc afu .tcrcSt of the Pe' son Mining and Smelling Compa '. th- Eaii ot the southeast guar r f SrcIion i0 -i~wH wH:hip f, 70 nth; R nrc 20. Eas in Coch.se ,un.v Y. Ar'z' Territory aEd in he ore sm in- :ld ductiTn w4rk and lGia; cry erected thcreO , as it existed 'oii The dn of Marcel T. SG
 PubH DOti her by given that on Satgrd V 'he- 27l day Of Hnveriber, lSS;, ct zen |. q hon Oi n, m. and pm. fir 'n of lie Sin r. iii s qtiicr. in he Cty f To- bsionc. C'c SC County; AriZo q Trr.it.Iy, will e,l gil the ii ht, tiilc and n tcre If iLc sid Bclts Min- tug nnd ~mc!t'ng omPi'y III G@ tC Il. abov describ property al Pu I-c Ate ,Qi. tj 1h. hg est u.d best bidder. for cash INiUi in. the Unified Sta eF. la sal sf" salG ex :cutiop Gpd all cots.
 Da;ed rLis the 9th da7 ol November, 15iG.
 k. HATCH, SHcrf.
 By (. D REPPY, Deputy Shc-Iff.
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Morris ,n's defeat viii render ]

Morris ,n's defeat will render Ram- Jtiis leadership of the Damodr.tic 'Rqrty in the 4 use unqis pu;ed Ths 3inRuerce ot the Beniisylyanian wlH be greater in tie Fifrieth Congress than 9it has been since thp'F .rty-six h Con- 9gress, which expired on March 1. 1881
 with tie Adn1ini, tration of Presidentt Hayss. RIaPd>ll was speaker of the 'HQgse in that Q9' Src ss, as h. had been also in the Forty fifth and the sec pr d session of the Eorty-fourth be. ing chosen in the middEe'of the term. sof that C greSs oh tLe' dt4rir of speak -er Michael c. K err. 'RanaaI's .etvicr 7in the SPe kffsh F. has, thef fore, been longer tban that of any d mocrat uince Andrew Stevens of Virsi,lis
 who held that position CO., tiiqousIy during thres Copgte ses and the frs, -ssssi1n of 2 f nrth or seven y;a-s iu all his service endiusin I&3L , Run dall was Sl,eskair five wears, w'nlc.C r. lisle, on Mar'h 4t'r "'N:, will hay
 he'd the po-i'j'n m ye is Tie less1n of 'he dos<.t Of MorrisoI arl
 Hurd, au.l tine '.at..,w pa=5 pe i. o.u d.
 lea, of Carlisle Ii h'msaif vii undoaGt-
 2 9;l, we..k tAe ;aiuoaea of the ire: =
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THE TOMBSTONE, would like to see

.. THE TOMBSTONE, would like to see
 the cards of Messrs. Watt, Oaks, Chapman and others, published re { aouneing all sympathy with the , 'Anti-GhineSe 4esg4e. Perhaps MT. Dunbar can make. OFT grin a little more sickly if he cain pFetail qpon these gentlemen to make public , through the press their pronunciation of all sympathy with the league.
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Upper San Pedro .sound.u..

CoHrmenclng at Cochisc Stronghold, DrlI goon mountains, October 5lh, 1886, from there tO WhctstUnc and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro River, above Benson, up ike river 10 Sonora line, across 10 Terranata, f, thence around south eLd EuacLLca mULE~ tains to BarbacOnari, down BarbacOmari 10 mouth of valley. Mr. Jam,s Vaugn will act throughout as captain Of said Iudero.
 F. HERRERA,
 .9 tf Scc'y T. s. G. A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

Great frauds were perpctrated in the California election, and it thou ght that Swift, Pearson and Siel Q s~ere counted out. A recount and the attention qF 4ho of the courts will probably be called il to offset the ! ''-.' -.'' ''. frauds.
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SunIniUnS.

IN TIE JCs1ICE's (CEE GF SECOND Township, pJ Inc CoHntJ oi CscLIse, 1,r> rturJ vl -irrzUna.
 II RoEers. Plaintiff, rs Mrs Eenira Cckrr, Defendant.
 Inc lerrit1FJ OG Arizona sends yIeeti.x lS kmlra Cokcr, aeItR tRdaEt.
 lou aTc hereby summoned to 1pnesr he, fore me, al my office in Brnson, in thr cnr,p- U oi GUchsc. on tLe l4tL day Of October. l3oG, al o'clock H., in Mn urIlOn brought against } ou Dy said pl4InIin, Io Ansner Lhs complaint ol thc above HaIued p3>,AHa
 Hnld action is brought Ie ircufef of ,Gh Inc sUnl Ui $IhIlI dollars ahu EiI1 -LTe Ct..ts d' "n account ftased, between }eu and .hr rim UI E"gtr> Bi U>., Bchso on, ArIzonu. for %Oods sold ahu dFireIrd To uu al ,.ur ir stance and lequest, and for nluntt .o,.nrr,i 's NI!l hore- Isily appear on std.rIHes.i on hic lE thFs UA!ts nh hIrh is H.aCe {. ystt nf 'CmiIani U plaintiff, Or juds tn, nt . Il: bs, taken against J"u iUT inc zaIu aaUt.nlIe- ScllsrT MiiL cuSts oi this sg,t il , st! f.lI ge Hpy e;,r i.nG shsNscr
 To lhe sLcril or any Constable ol .sia c"nhiy, ~rt c'lIS:
 MhSe .rg.'i service at q Gut ltiEfp tErrcrf GlNoh under AE IahG tLis $in cA; of AU. Lsi, lttG.
 EGBT. l. MILLER, A Justice of lie Ice, ioI .a.G r,Ik q.
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SarayeG.

Strcyed from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white off hind foot; knees show scars of ulI break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Reward by return ing tc Tombstone NJ. X M. Co. 10 26
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RlSfTaS .NOl.S.e.

Strayel fgorl Soldior Holes about one month ago ! bay horse with buck lG brand on left hip, and d rpnning Nj on left shoulder. A reward will b. paid to any one returning hin to John Moptgomery's coIrol, or giving infor- mrtion as to where ke can be found.
 If ~-. DAN CLEARY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

trade element of the democracy in tHe next House. IL is not altogether im- prob,b.e indee.I that the Sr akgr of the House in the Fiftieth Con .'esa will'be protectionist instead of a free trader, and that of course mea' s Samuel J. Rand III.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

THE Epitaph is now trying to claim the credit that belongs to the Demo crat, and is trying to usurp the Democrats place as the exponent of its party in this county. Wonder Nhither the democrats will stand this?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

THE only republican gain in the south is to be credited to Louisville, Ky, where, contrary to the usual rule x democrat instead of a republican .ayas killed in one of the personal en- counters peculiar to that locality on election day.
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NILL A. NASH.,.......... EDITOR. OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.

CLARK CHURCHILL is an honorable gentleman and never pays any at 1ention to CUTS when they snap at his heels, and less to man like Dunbar.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-09

THE South repudiatcd by their votes tue administration of Cleveland, and two years heace Arizona and especially C'.chise will repudiate any more democratic rule.
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Dissolution of hip.

To whom it may concern: The firm of Barrow t Bagg has this oay di. solved by mutual consent, S. NJ. Barrow retiring iron, fEid firm. All bills against said firm will De ,aid hy s. c. Bagg. 5. C. BA(ii,
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Look Out,

And don't you forget il, that WoleOtt 6 Messick have the finest toilet soars for sale that has ever been offered to the people of this city. N-!Nf
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h ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas my former partner Fritz Ger hardt has mysteriously disappeared from his place of business ;n Bsbce, Cochise County, A. r., all persons are hereby noti- fled that I will net be responsible TOT any debts which he may contract
 HENRY DUBAcIER. Bisbee, August 4tb, 1886.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to SchoeIfeld $ Heyman are hereby notified to settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands of an attorney with orders to face col- lection. Al persons having claims against the firm or against L. SchOen- field, are requested to present the same at the store and receive pay ment.
 SCHoENFELD & HEYMAN.
 N,,, 4 1O0G
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4 splendid line of mems California underelothes, at Bugg's. 13-tf

To REET.-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house and sta- ble; fruit-bearing trccsi grape vines, etc. Will be rented cheap to good ten"nt. Apply on the premises. If
 The finest family flour, at Wall cott's, on Fifth street. u
 We expect q rush for our dress goois, bargain counter. Palace. fl
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E aGes or Fare.

The following is. the rate charged irc ,n Fai1hank to tue different places nanis d ir Tire Schcduic :...
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cssgoods at 8 yards for $100, splendid value. Palace" Filth street. 9 27H
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SHAKES, SHINGLES.
and MINING TIMBER.

'''''' -'I T ~ O' T I-'f ID I4 :. Juniper Timber, 80 Feet in Length, And orhri kinds of Lumber, which will he sold al prices that defy competit on Every foAt of our lpmber iS guaranteed.
 Address, HOLMES & THOMPSON.
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{ ttentiOn, Ranchmen!

The HEdrr@ignrd has for sl,, in lots to it, at thcir ni:i at the hc~d oi nlorSc's Canyon,
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EHE2 Iy g1EH% Tvg E.IS'i. C!!-.paeG. E5 E%a s-A szi 5 rnl O..s S.%i7. F ack- gasos, and SciA 'Ianis- 5s- Lsi-, 'J.:A Soap
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. STIII <1RE Sn.
G0K'T FAT.

Cite ta us for hcsc 'crtimnn;ll5i in full ors"aG direct the p"rsie-. :. | are -bSOluteiT aul given th ont our knu%b F.. sniicit3tiuG. Dog't wait. NGr! is tine t.In every species of ltCh ing. Scay, rin3ly. .erJf4.o.s, Inherited. Conta gi1T5, and C1ppsT-cO.ored DissaSeJ of th5 SiooI Skin, and S;alp. with Los; Of Hair.
 Sold by 4 [! drug is;S. Price: CIrTTrU7i. 70 ct { REHoLVKS'F. !.1: SnA'. q ct! Po-cKG Dl.;jI g4s1 C;s.LiIJAL I'O. [. stc:, ksee.
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Notice.

Tombstone, Nov. 1, 1886.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
A WONDERFUL OCCURRENCE.
detroit News)


The interest awakened I'm an important
occurrence at Jackson caused representa-
tive of this paper to visit that city. He
registered ut the Hurd House and
engaged Hon. Frank l.. Smith, its
proprietor, and ex-member OF the State
Legislature in conversation.
Mr.. &. ID. DEMO, a man very WELL
known I'm this community, was probably
the worst wreck physically Of any man
this country has ever seen. lie WAS"
Mr. Smith stopped suddenly, and going
to the door called In man who was pass
ing. II was Mr. DEMO, who said:
II am what people Gull 'resurrectcd.'
From slight attack OF rheumatism,
growing out of n cold, grew worse until
my limbs were swollen fearfully. and my
right side entirely paralyzed Any one
who has had rheumatism knows what
suffered. The doctors were very faithful,
but they did not help me; They admins
tered morphine constantly, but 10. could
not kill the pain. lndecds during my
rawlings | declared | would shoot the
doctors IL | ever recovered, =, which. OF
course. was not responsible for. locked
and logged for death. But yet yOn scc me
In perfect health. DO you want to know
what Is was that saved my life. virtually
raised me from the grave after the do tors
md my friends had abandoned me, aud
keeps me well nll the whilei Iiihbarl's
Khcumrtic Syrnp. the best medicine ever
given to suffering humanity"
Newspaper men are naturally skcrtical
and so the writer called on the
well known house of Carroll e. Board
man for whom Mr.. DEMO worked when
he was first taken sick. Mr.. Carroll said
MIR. DEMO was one of the sickrst rien
that ever recovered. He was paraiyzed
from rheumatic poison. and no one ever
dreamed he would get well. lie is we'll
though, and it Is simply marvellous"
CDR. Charles II. Lewis. residing at 200
Blackstone street, attended Mr. DEMO
during his sickness. and said Mr.. DEMO had
been very sick man, had gone beyond
the reach OF the medical profession, and
had been cured. as he declared. by the
use of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup.
The above facts are true and they cal be
relied upon by all readers. We have IN
vestigated the entire case thoroughly and
know It to be SO. II Is lesson to all snf-
ferers and should be carefully remsm.
bered and acted upon.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and y. Y, has
been troubled with cough 50 that he
was unable to sleep, and was induced to
try DIR. Kings. New Discovery for Con-
sumption. 1t not only gave him instant
relief. but allayed the extreme soreness
in his breast. Ills children were SINH
larry affected and single dose had the
same happy effect. Dr. Kings New
Discovery is now the standard remedy
i'm the Coleman household and OH board
the schooner. Free Trial Bottles Of this
Standard Remedy at e. n. Wells II Cos
Drug Store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
Rencws her Youth.

Mrs Phoebe Chesley. Peterson. Clay
Co.. Iowa, tells the following remark
able story. the truth of which is vouci,-
ed for by the residents of the town: IL
am s3 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years: could not dress myself
without help. Now am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all my OWN homework. | owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having
renewed my youth, and removed com
pletely all disease and pain" Try q
bottle. only soc, at &. \. Wells Il Co.'S
Drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
Cholera.

And the milder forms of bowel diff.
Guilty. Dysentery. Diarrh9a, Ne, all
come from disordered digestion ut
tended with pain in the Stomach
Cramps, ChOlic. &c. BE wise and ward
off these attacks by taking IIamilton's
Jamaica Ginger Tonic and Pain Cure
which is a sure remedy. Never known
to fail to give immediate relief. AS an
outward application in rheumatism
Neuralgia, Sciatica. Sprains. Strains
Lame Back and Side it can't be beaten
Price % and 5Ocents. sold by Chas. \
Wells X Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
Toothachc.

Did you ever have q cracking. jump
ing, swapping, roaring, bothersome,
toothache, that kept the whole family
I'm an uproar until 3 O'clock In the
morning. Many have it, but all have
not heard of the wonderful cures made
by Hamilton's Toothache Drops which
are warranted to cure in one minute.
safe yet effective. Price only 25c. Sold
by G.. \. Wells q Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
CORRESPONDENCE.
Minden City.

sullivan" when we spoke to you, we
little thought you long haired poet as
well as mummy, or else we would
have kept still.
Kit Carson. did you ever stop to think
how shallow your poetry isl
Come to think of it. Minden City
celebrates July 9TH. and will have the
biggest and best celebration i'm Sanilac
county.
Why does not the L. H. Il y. w. II.
II. give IN excursion to Mmden City?
1t would bea good idea. RAMBLER.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
CHANCERY ORDER.

State Of Michigan The Circuit Court for the
County Of ~. Clair. In Chancery.
Jonas Oswarth vs.. Anthony Oswarth, Kate
Oswarth james Oswartlh, Sophia (OswartlD,
Foster and Joseph Oswarth.
suit pending In the Circuit Court for the County
Of 1T. Clair In chancery, at Port Huron ON May
2sth, 1876 1t satisfactorily appearing by afiida-
VT on fle In this cause that Anthony Oswarth,
Kate Oswarth, James t,swarth are noIi-residents
Of this state and that Joseph Oswarth when last
heard Of resided In the State Of Michigan, but
whose exact whereabouts Is unknown, on motion
Of l.. III. Drake, complainants solicitor, 1t Is Or
dered that said defendants, Anthony Oswarth,
Kate Oswarth, James Oswarth and Joseph Os-
warth, each cause his or her respective appear
arlee to be entered herein within four az months
after the date Of this order, and In Of his
her appearance, that he or she cause his or her
answer To the COmplainant's l'ill Of Complaint to
lie fled, and a copy thereof served ON complain
ants solicitor within twenty Coz days after SER
Vice on him or her Of "a copy Of said BILL and no
tice of this order to I've published In the ,rockway
Centre ENPOsITOR, newspaper printed, pub
lshed and circulated In said county and that such
publication be- continued therein at least once In
each week for six consecutive weeks or that he
c:ilise copy Of this order tO be personally served
on said nonresident defendants mt least twenty
I2o) days before tho time above prescribed for
their appearance. HERMAN w. STEVENS.
l.. II. DRAKE, Circuit Judge.
Compartments Solicitor.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24

Children will refuse bad tasting
cough medicine but they will all be
willing to take Dr. Jackson's syrup of
lungwort and wild cherry whenever
offered. 1t is as. pheasant as maple
syrup and will reach u bad cough and
cure the whoOpipg cough much quicker
than any other preparation Of the kind.
For sale by WIN Mckenna, BrOckway
Centre. and NJ. Wagner, Brockway.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24
Valley Centre Vapor.
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Kind Of sultrY.

Kind Of sultry.
Where are you going the Ith!
Farmers in this vicinity have COM
menced haying.
Jas. Spearman, of Ontario. visited his
brother, ;. Spearnlan last week
Last week, Messrs. Atkinson. RUM
ellis and Chadwick. of Port Huron were
in town OH Il business tour, looking
after their real estate interests north OF
the village. They expressed themselves
us well pleased with the ditch, which
passes through their lands.
-. KIT KARSON,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-24

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Fly because were "sat on" when you child If
Eou can't the questions they ask tell them and
DON'T better ouon % each oe Ask Yourself
encourage children and employees Ask
neighbOr how he likes his STUDEBAKER WAGON and
doubt you will go right down ANDERSON CoMPANY's
land buy for your