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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-07
HOUSE

WAsHIN6roN. December G.-F For an
hour before noon, to-day, the floor o.
the House presented an eniivening ap-
pearance. Groups Of members crowded
the closkroom and blockaded-the aisles,
cbattering. hai ha, exchanging con-
gratulatlons OF success in the recent
elections. or coincidence upon defeat.
THE yictors twltled the yanquished,
and the yanouished jOkingty commit
serated with the voters upon their
failure TO throw of the 0uTcens u
public life. Citizens OF Washington,
undeterred by the unpTopltlous
weather, crowded the galleries anu
looked down with interest and aause-
ment on the scene being enacted below.
The executive and diplomatic galleries
were. however. conSplCueusly empty
Tn. desks OF various members were
adorned with floral designs. The
| Sneaker was not forgotten. and his
desk was plen usly adoInedi congia-
tulstions abouuded. Those offered 10
/ EaUitt more apparently the most earn
est and he was kept busy shaking
/ hands with political friends AMI ices
| Tho seemed TO agree with each other
! in expressing the heartiest good VIII
1 and good wishes. o,.,-
/ At preciSeiV L. Speaker Ns!ASAe
rapped the House 10 order, and the
chaplain delivered q PRAYER, IN when
he feelingly referred 10 the deaths y,
Representative B ach ana Arnot' anc
invoked divine supervision over lhe
proceedings OF Congress-:
In obedience TO the direction OF The
/ Speaker. the clerk proceeded 10 call the
roll: 2I5 members responded.
| On motion of Morrison, limos, :
resolution was adopted, directing the
clerk TO inform the Senate thst th'
House was ready to proceed 70 business
ON motion of Reagan, Texas, q Teso!u
ton was adOBted for the appointment G
=. Committee of three members TO JOIN
similar committee appointed oy u
Senate to wait upon the President an'
inform him that Congress was ready =
receive any communication mat h
might desire % make Messrs- Reagan
Breckenridge, KY, and keei were Ap
pointed as such committee
Hewitt. IN. W rising 10 quesuo
of privilege, asked that ). s. Cox shoui
he sworn IN IS 4 usembsT OF ihs Hous
To I'll the vacancy caused by the res
,guation of Joseph Pulitzer. lie state
@ II the same tine that the formal Gel
isfcate OF Cox'S election had been re
: ceiyed and no objection was MADE !
; Cox qualifying. His personal popuia
itv was manifested by round oil =
= piause which greeted his re-entry hi
n legislative life. ,,,, -
S. Henry W. Rusk. Maryland. an
q Henry Bacon. New York, also sPPea.r'
Y or the bar Of the House ana 9 .iali'' {,
filling vacancies Occassioned o. i
-, deaths of William H. Cole ana Lew
H. Bosch.
AtI24. q recess OF thirty minutes vi
taken. a further recess was taken Uni
2 on the reassambling Of the House, y
committee appointed TO wait upon u
President announced that II hal pc
: formed its duty. and that the Presidel
81 would communicate IN writing vi
10 Congress forthwith.
Pfuden, the Presidents Assista
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The Nations SOlOns Once More
in Session.
THREADING OF THE MESSAGE
T,eurssentatIye Cox Sworn In-Grea
Crowds witness the oPeuinE
Prooe -dings
FoRTY-yiYrH CONGRESS.
sES4rE.

W.suIxsros. December 5.-The gal
Ieries Of the Senate chambers, IN spite
Of the inc!emency of the weather, EeIe
filed with spectators when at Y noon
the second session Of The FoTty-ninth
Congress wss opened. In h prayer,
the Chaplain, Rev. J. G. Butler, ieel-
inglv alluded to the mourning draperies
with which the chamber Was hung ia
memory Of the late senior Pike, OF New
presiding Officer Sherman laid before
the Senate several Of the annual reports
of the heads of departments, which
were ordered printed.
Resolutions were adopted HA.As
the daily hour OF meeting a.
noon and informing the House
tbot The Senate was ready 10 proceed 10
business, and for the appointments o. q
committee 70 wait urOn the President
for like purpose.
NessIs. Edmunds and Salisbury were
ammo iuted such committee. lbe ere
dentials of Senator Williams " eai-
fnrnia were presented aud the oath oi
Office was administered 10 him.
Several bills were introduced and re
ferred, among them the following;
Bv Eyarts. TO authorize the c1nstrfc-
| ton of a bridge across East River, New
| York
Mitchell offered preamble and reso-
/ I.tions calling for report from the
/ Secretary OF War as to the reasons Tor
! fine change of engiaear in charge OF the
works OF internal improvement IN Ore
gon. Held over until tomorrow. Re
cess was then taken for ten minEes.
The recess was extended TO : o CLOCK, al
which hour EdmundS reported thai
the Joint committee OF the two houses
had waited on the President and thai
to President had asked the committee
IN congratulate the Senate and House
on their safe return to the Capital, and
~ saw he would communicate IN writ
ing Immediately.
Thereupon the message was received
and the reading was begun by Secre-
tary McCook.
cIuded at -. when the message anC
accompanying documents were ORDERED
Hoer reminded the Senate that til,
, Pacific Railroad funding bill had beer
/. set down as the special order for to
morrow. and said he would then as
that its consideration be deferred in tn
hopes that the House would IN IN
9 meantime take some action tina
b, would relieve the Senate OF its trouble
In regard 10 ii.
Blair announced the death OF hi.
colleague Pike, and moved as mari
= OF respect TO his memory that tbs
J Senate adjourn. He would az an ap
propriate lime ask the Senate 70 sc
apart a day for hearing eulogies- III
motion was agreed 10 and the Senat
: adjourned at $50 pm.
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A Eir,mnns nnhherr.

CHIcAGo, Dec mber 5. - Henry
Sclwsr.z. formerly Of Philadelphia. now
i tle county jail here, charged with BE-
ANY. Is strongly SUSPECTED Of being The
msl guilty Of The daring robbery Of the
E.ck Island express train, last
March. when Kellogg Nichols. express
messenger. lost his life and So UJJ was
s.o.en from the expire : ca. Schwartz,
lor TWO wears. has been . brakeman o.
the Rock Island Road. On FRIDAY
night. as ae came INTO the depot 81
his train, an officer ;uus him oy the
arm and marched him 70 Harrison
Street station. Yesterday he was ar
raignel for having married wife IN
Philadelphia seven vars ago, and With
having married a Chicago woman two
wears ago. At his own solicitation, his
case as continued - 81 COO bail. until
December Iith. A. first tie maintained
logged silence, hgt now yOluoly al
leges that tie Recz Island Company
does not care whsi he lie has one wife
lCr q hundred, il lie or some one
else can be sent 20 the penlten-
! tiary for the robbery OF the express
car. lie cunfessCs that he has spent
much more money than he has earned
or could have received from home, but
he IS not rC sdy to tell where the money
came lrom. As brakeman. Schwartz
/ was one OF the crew % the Inflated
| train. D which tie ne sensec's car was
attached. No suspicion was directed
! toward him at the time. When IN com
pliauce witt telC graphic instructions,
| Schwartz was retITni I 10 Chicago 20
attend the inqug O., the conductor Of the
train found n the toilet room OF the
car in which Schwar'Z was seated, a
black hand bag which some o.e
had tried to force down the
closet pipe. 1t was empty but
sticking in the folds was a
piece OF paper which looked Ike part o.
a check. Schwartz was nouceably con
fused, Y tn discovery. Various mino
circumstances pointed 10 him as the
owner Of the bag. Subsequent invesu
CATION showed that the torn bit OF pap
or fitted into a muiilated cheek ma
wa am ing the scattere contents OF. ~
riiied express car. From that tim
Schwartz vas Swallowed night and day
lie was spending money with lavlsl
hand. The money stolen from the eX
press car was mostly IN bills OF large Ge
. nominations and abou, $1,000 in -
bills that Schwartz had spent here ant
IN he east were obtained by detectives
From the first IL has been concece
that the crime Vas committed Oy
railroad man. Now the railway eX
press officials hope that the mystery o
the coldblooded murder and daring rot
berry Is soon to be clearer away.
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He Left His Money.

Bos1oS, December 6. - Harvard
College gets nearly $4,000 by
the death, on Saturday, OF Z.
Price Greenleaf, the eccentric miser OF
this country. who lived almost a cen
fury. He was a typical miser. With
hundreds of thousands dollars behind
the wall OF a safe deposit company, h'
denied himself nearly all the privileges
and most OF the necessaries OF lie. H'
had a great desire 10 be immortallzed by
Harvard
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PEsHAPs 10 LOCAL disease has puzzled
and baffied the medical profession more
than nasal catarrb. While not immeGl-
ateIv fatal. il is among the most DIS
tossing, nauseOus and most disgusting
ills the flesh is heir to, and the recoruS
show very few or no cases OF ra9 rae ~
c1Tes Of chronic catsrrh by any OF tue
nuItit1ie OF mod OF treatment until
The introduction o. Ely's Cream Balm Q
few wears ago. The success OF TINS pre-,
marathon has been most gratifying anc
surprising.
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Church Burned.

NAPIERvILLE, Quebec, December o.
The Roman Catholic Church here
burned tonight. The Presbytery and
convent near by also took fire and a.
[ 90 a. m. the walls Of the conyen: were
falling and the Presbytery will be heap
OF ruins in q short time. The inhao''
tants of the town are in the widest
state of excitement. Assistance from
ST.. Johns has been telegrapLed for. The
loss viii probably be about $4,000.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON. December 9. - The
President has appointed George A.
Allen. TO De United States Attorney for
the western district of Pennsy lvania,
vice William A. Stone suspended ioI
offensive parlissnship. The President
signed Aliens commission on Saturday
evening
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The stoek Craze.

SAS FRASoIsco, December 6. - The
san Francisco, which l. recognized -
the official board, held no session 10
Jav. FolloSing are the 8 o'clock clos
irs 0ug;atiO.s 81 the leading socks Oh
TIE Pacific Exchange: Consolidated
California Virginia. 81 Hale * NoTcIoss,
lJi.:Sltro Tunul. 9; rrinn Housll-
dated. ~; Alta, 81; Grown Point,
g:t: Mono, 81; Sierra y, vadai 10.
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All Lost.

ST. JOINS, y. F., December 6.-The
schooner Edith from st. Pierre, for
Lopelaid was lost on Sunday on a reef
near Miquelon Island. All the crew,
numbering thirteen, persisted. Inc
vessel was loaded with provisions tor
the winter supply of Miquelon.
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Summer Complaints

OF children OF adults are speedily cured
av tie use e tie great Valley Ian
Remedy, known Gs Johnson Essence
of Life. BE sure ana have 3 bottle n me
house TO use on the first symptom.
ONLY 50 cents. Sold by z. c. NJ. l. snn
al druggists.
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Arthurs win.

NEW YoEz, December, 6.-Ihe VIII
Of the lace Chester \. Arthur vas ad-
mitted 10 probate to-day.
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LANGTON a KNAPTON.

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
a Building Apply at This Office
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MAnAnIE NIIZPAH.

THERE Is A CLAIROYAST At 10 log
West Temple St., lady OF ability and
respectaoi;ity, who comes highly recon-
uenie1 10y McrmOns as well as Gepuies,
md has testimonials from ONE Of the best
citizens where she has sojoCrned. she can
read the ast, present and future.
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INY ONE HAVING 4 PAIR or LARGE.
\ work mares for sale az bargain can un1
a purchaser for the same By applying 80 =.
Hardware store
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1HE SALT LAKE. HERALD Is the most
popular paper in the Rocky Mountain
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MaNTED.

A crPT. To DO GENERAL HOUSEW DIRK
a M VEs- FRED. SlNOSS, 2f3 Fourth East S.
A coon Girl. As COOK AND LAUS
a res. Apply g: 125 First street between
and 2. n.
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M ELLEN -. FERGUsON,
OFFICE FOR RENT.

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. SS4
- Brigham street. Telephone 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST

one BLACK LEATHER e ASE, CONTAIN
, f,,1, coal checks and other receipts The
fnaery vi,I he rewarded 10y leaving the same
M SO " second south street.
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PAINTERS, GRAINERs, SIGN WRITER'S
i Paperhaugers and CGiciminers ADDRESS
n leave orders a. 20, ". First South Street.
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,IONEY TO LOAN
Bailey & Son

Want a Carload OF Lucerne Seed, quick.
Parties having any for sale viii consult
IAeir OWL interest by sending i to them
a. oats.
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Mr.. PARK is in the Es.t buying al :he
Newest and Lates, Novelties in Watches
Diamonds, Jewelry. Silverwsrc and Fancy
Goods.
See our fine Bronze Marguerite PLAQUE,
Pair OF Bronze Hunters, in me Plush
Frames; new Bronze and Marble Clocks.
Nothing like them in the West. Call and
sc them, and !ou viii be sstonished at cur
low prices.
Al orders ~ mail receive cur special
attention.
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NOW-THE TIME TO SPECULATE

4 GIVE FLUCTUATIONS IN me NsrkEz
a offer opportunities 20 spccu-atqSs -
make money in Grain. Stocks. Bonds al
Petroleum Prompt personal stteu--1-2
given 10 orders received by wire OF ma
Iorrespoudenee solicited. Full i-lOrrla- i1c-
about the markets in our Book, " hicl VIZ
e forwarded free on application
HID. KYLE. Banker and Broker,
| IS Broad aud "a New Streets. New Fo-kCsE
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
School Meeting.

The school meeting, held in the
school honse on Friday evening of last
week, for the purpose of electing Of
iicers requisite for q graded school, re-
suited in the election of the following
officers: w. ID. Wear, trustee for one
year; III. +. Leonard and VIM Strong,
for two years and DIR. VIM. Gowan
and Thos. Hickey for three years. The
meeting then closed by motion to adj
journ. At private meeting held by
said board of trustees for further de-
liberations, the following officers were
elected by SAID board: II. L. Leonard,
director: VIM. Strong, assessor and
Thos Hickey, moderator.
Now that the work preparatory for a
graded school district has been COM
pleted, the officers all duly elected and
qualified. and everything in readiness to
begin the building, why not start inn
mediately and with decisive action push
the work forward? Can the district
afford TO pay 1913 per month interest OH
this bonded indebtedness and nothing
being done to affect any return for the
same? Certainly not Behold all
things are now ready Go forth and
Jet the sound of the hammer be heard
% the satisfaction of our tax payers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
+. T. Wolcott. of Port Huron. was in

| Il. Il. W OlcOIu, OF IOrJ huron, WAS III
the village on Friday last.
RevJohn Bettis, of Crosweil, was il
the village OH Tuesday last.
a rare chance to procure campaign
slips at the ENPOSITOR office.
Best set. cigar i'm the village 1T the
Bee Hive, i'm the McKenna block.
Geo. G. Cameron, of AlmOnt, made q
visit to friends in this place last week
The Domestic and New Home, sew
ing machines for sale at the Bee Hive
Chas. Iiuntoon returned on Saturday
from Il visit to his parents and friends
in Marine City.
Best assortment of cOnfe ,tionery in
town at the Bee Hive, next door To
McKenna's drug store.
VIM. Blackford is busily engaged
| putting up stone residence on his lot
in the southeast part of the village.
We are pleased to notice our genial
station agent. Chas Snider, able 10 be
around again after his recent illness.
Examine Kittic \. Carrolls stock of
plushes and velvets. Every lady in
town should wear Il Francis Cleveland
hat.
John ID. Jones was in attendance at
the meeting of the Board of Supervisors
for this county. ut Port Huron, last
week.
Levi and Jesse \. Morrill, returned
to this place on Saturday last from the
north woods where they have been for
some time past.
DIR. GOwm of l}rockway Centre. was
in the village Monday prospecting for
Il place to practice medicine. Sanilac
County Republican.
We will take silver certificates in
payment for yearly subscriptions
TO the EXPOSITOR. Bring them along
those who have them.
Chas. Locke. of Tennessee, sent to our
office one of his native sweet potatoes
weighing D lbs, and measuring %!
inches in circumference.
The township board of registration
will meet ut clerks Office. BrOckway
Centre on Saturday, Oct. ~, 1886, for
the purpose of registering all not regis
tered.
Any party or parties wishing to rent
sOnable terms OH same by calling OH
N'No. hOhSh dI hio SoiiSiy III i'ioShNhy
Centre
The storm last Thursday did a great
deal of damage i'll these parts. Fences
were blown down, houses and barns un-
rooted, and great many buildings
racked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Moore. of Brock
way. wish To tender their sincere thanks
to Mrs. Jos. EiIrick for the beautiful
floral wreath presented to them at the
death Of their child.
Mr.. Shannon's entertainment which
was advertised to have been given in
Central Hall last Thursday evening, did
not pan out OIL account of the inclem-
ent weather. He gave II good enter
tainment Wednesday evening to II
small audience.
W. III. York, well and favorably
known in these parts. died at his resi-
dence III Port Huron on saturday even
ening last. aged II years 10 months.
Ills remains were inferred in Lakeside |
cemetery under the auspices Of the
Masons on Tuesday last.
c. Cooper our worthy commander in |
the knights of the Maccabees has open |
ed store next door to McKenna's and |
christencd it the Bee Hive. His stock !
is new and fresh and he invites all to
give him call. 4 new ad appears in |
this issue which you should read.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
WOuderfulCures

W. ID. 1Toyt & Co.. Wholesale and re-
tail druggists. of Rome. Go. say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
cOvery. Electric l,itters and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years, have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
ISve such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
eral cases of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured 10y use of few
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. Sold
by &. \. Wells x Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
Three VI, nths Free.

The publishers of that excellent
monthly. The iIousekeeper, Minneap-
oils. Minn., offer to send it free for
three months to any lady who sends
them the postoilice address of twenty
ladies who are keeping house. The
addresses may be at one or several
post0flices. but must be sent before
November 18th. 1886. The IIousekeep-
er is one of the best publications in the
country.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21

FARM For SALE The undersigned
wishes to sell his farm of lG0 acres, of
which 150 acres are cleared, there are
good buildings, and good orchard "a
fine well of water and the soil is gravelly
loan, three and one half miles west of
Brockway Centre. For further partic-
ulars address Geo. Ella, Brockway
Centre. 1DwI
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
To TheP Public.

Our aim is still to clear out stock
out, there is no renewal of stock,
only in staples.
We will clear our entire stock of
clothing out % per cent. lower than
any other clothing house in the
place. Ladies wearing and 81
size shoe will get bargains if they
will call, in fact all must go.
Merchants We arc ready to take
your orders for candy, come in and
see samples and prices, your helping
hand in our new enterprise Will be
appreciated.
Yours,
w. n. PALMER.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
HuckIen,s Ar,Ica SaIyc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by G. y. Wells
q Go.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
The KEYS.

The kidneys and liver are the keys of woman s
health. II these organs are In u healthy cOndi-
tiOn no fear need he entertained of sickness, for
the system viii cleanse itself of impure matter.
II you have Headache Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
titc, Lame Back or Side Failing Strength,
Iangor. Excessive flow of Urine, Sc remember
they are the advance guard and give warning to
more serious trouble such as Diabetes, Bright s
Disease, sc. Parmelee's Dyspepsia, Diabetes,
Kidney and Liver Cure Is sure cnre for all these
diseases. Price only Si.00 large bottle. Sold by
q A Wells AZ Co
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21

LOST-A reward of S1.00 left at the
EXPOsTroR Office for the return of a
certain bunch Of keys lost during the
fair ut this place.
LOST-One note of $1,000 and interest
given to John Gillian by Omar Hall.
The finder will please return the same
to the EXPOSITOR office.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
Always Uscfui.

II you have rheumatism, Neuralgia or any
Spr;Iins, Stln Cords. Sore Muscles, Bruises Sore
Throat, &c., larmclce's Universal Linmcnt will
cure quickly AMI surely. III yOnr Horse has Rome
SPAWN, sweeney, Spraln, Bruises or Lamcncss of
any kind, rarmclces Universal I.inmcnt Is the
best possible remedy yOli can use. Large bottles
70 cents, ordinary size % cents For sale by G. A..
Wells * Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
ST. Clair County, Mich, OCTOBER 21, 1886.

EXPIRATION NOTICE. Subscribers
finding this item marked with Il cross
will know that they are inde5le . 10 Il,
nd are requested to call in immedi-
+" ely and S tie.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
Farm for Sale.

A fine farm of 80 acres situated in
the township of Elk and described as
the south J of the south east quarter of
Section =. The buildings are not very
large. For further PARTICULARS and
terms apply to Archie Noble and III. o.
BabcOck. Peck. Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21
DEATHS.

IloUGHroN-M his residence in Lynn, Oct. 18Th
buried In the Lynn Cemetery, Rev II. King
officiating.
1IOORE-At the residence of ltodger Barrett
October l2tlI, infant child of Jas. Moore. Eur.
led IN Brockway cemetery. Rev. II. King
officiating.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-21

A Change OF Ad. will appear in this
space next week.