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BASEBALL.

Games Played Yesterday.
AZ Boston-B0st0ns, 8; indianapolis.
6.
At Philadelphia-Philadelph ::
Cmcagos. l..
At New York-New Ycrks, :; Pits
burgs, ..
At Washington - Washingtons, 6.
Cleyelands. ..
At Philadelphia First game. eleven
innings Athletics. s. Kansas Cilys. -.
Secoud game-Athletics, l. Kansas
Cius. 6.
At Ballimore-Ballimores, .: 81.
Louis. +.
At Brooklyn-Bfooklyns, l.: Cincin-
ciuuatis. J..
AtCclumbus- Columbus, g: Louis
villcs. o.
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
roiiticai-Court New--tttemptcd Suicide
special 10 Tire Tines


special 10 ihc 1imes.l
DANviLLE. VA. September 4.-Con-
siderable dissatisfaction is expressed
here to-day over the result Of the Dem.
ocratic mass meeting held last night tc
elect delegates 90 the county legislative
convention. u is alleged that the pro-
cecdings smacked too much Of cut and
dried machine politics.
In the Hastings Court to-day when a
case of unlawful gambling against foui
negroes was called. the two negro wit.
nesses for the Commonwealth. Grant
Holland and Richard Perkins. swOre
they bad seen no gambling etc. As
this was direct contradiction Of what
the same witnesses swOTe to before the
grand jury. Judge Aiken issued bench
warrants charging them with perjury.
ard committed them 10 Jail. They viii
have preliminary hearing tomorrow
morning.
John Mccoy. c0lorcd boy was ar
rested to-day aud sent on to the United
State grand jury by L. 5. Commits
sioner william ID. Coleman. charged
with tampenng with mail matter that
did uct belong to- him. The case of
Frank PdVne. charged with the murder
Of james llardis. will be called in the
llallnCs Court tomorrow.
Last might Charles Turner. fireman
on the Dlnvillc and New River Rail
rcad attempted suicide by the lauda-
mum route. The usual remedies quick
ly applied saved him. Turner for some
reason dil not 20 ont with his engine
last Monday. hut sent Adam Price in
his place Monday afternoon the c)i-
iis.0u on that road occurred, and Price
was killed. as reported TO the Tunes
VI nday night. the fact of Price being
BILLED while in Turner place bore upon
Turner S mind until his reason was
slightly dcihioned, which caused mis- at
temut at suicide.
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LONDON, September 4.-Mr. Llfore.
wharhnger, who employs fully 900
dock laborers has conceded the advance.
10 is expected that he Will have q iuli
complement 90 work Tomorrow. The
managers OF the Mllwoll and ihe Royal
Albert docks will doubtless follow In.
fore : lead tomorrow. The lighteimen
still hold out for six shillings daily.
STRIKERS COMMITTEE lNCLEED 40
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tribes and o body OF dersishes in which
the former were routed with torribl,
slaughter.
LONDON. September f.-Mr. Joseph
B. Fires. NJ p. for Dundee, Scotland,
died Yesterday in SwiizaTland. where
be had been ordered by his ply siciap.
BERLIN. September i-Thc expedi-
ton. beaded 10y nr Peters. for the re-
lief o tnin Bey, has been recalled aud
Enin IS 10 be leit Co bis fate.
LONDON. September i.-Ihe death is
announced OF Edvd. Icman Blanchard
of the literary staff OF the Daily Iele.
lgYyuf
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M l.
10 open with an Unusually Large Sew
EIu..

10 open With an Unusually Large Sew
Class.
Special tO the Times.
LEXINGTON. VA. September 1.-The
town is full OF new ami old cadets and
students who arrived TO night. There
aic over one hundred and fifty cadets
in the barracks OF the Virginia Military
Institute tonight. Regular duties will
begin tomorrow with unusually large
ella ses for opening day. Probably
seventy-iiye cadets will enter TO NOR
TOW.
The Rockbridge Company has placed
Sl50,0O0 Of the capital stock Of that
enterprise.
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THIS NAGLs TRlAL


fhc tuitei s.a,e- Nefp.s yas.hai Actin.
tru.f Instructions.
oAN lRANDic). September tn tho
Nas!e halaS c0fpHs .lss o. iay .eye.
ul witnesses e.if.d TO having heard
Judge iuy threaten to as.ault both
Justice te'i amt Justice sawyer. A
latler iiom Aliofl .y.Gsnerd Miller
10 Marshall Franks. directing proper
protection 90 te given Justices Field
art Sawyer Was put u evidence.
Marshall Franks testified iO having
appointed Magic t0 accompany Justice
fleli aud lo protect him from assault
Nagie Was instructed particularly
concerning I0ny. and wes told that
Terry was dangerous man. anj that
in c.se he attempted o. ASSAULT Field
it would bs necessary tor him
.NasleI lo aet quickly. Nasle WIS
warned hy ihc hafshai To- project Field
%. ail hazards .nd lo iahe no chances.
The htmus nlil le resumed to.mor-
r0w.
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LoND0S, September i.-For the past
week rumoIs have been rife OF bitter
feeling existing between Count Nell.
doH. Russian ambassador TO Turkey
and Sir William White, British envoy
at Constantinople.
PARIS, September i.-The Flgarl
states that Prince Victor Napoleon has
decided TO refrain from issuing a mani
festu in connection with .he approach.
ing elections
DUBLIN, September 4.-Dispute be.
tween tenants and the owners of the
Kenmore has been amicably adjusted.
The settlement was reached on the
landlord agreeing ID waive all claim IL
money due for arrearage of rent.
VIENNA, September 4.-Das reter
land, the leading Catholic Journal OF
the empire, and generally credited with
being inspired. announces that the Enl-
press Augusta, Of Germany, has joined
the Catholic Church.
CAIRO, September A fierce en-
counter took place yesterday near Sua.
kim between detachment Of friendly
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COUNT S SON


-TIIT4 T-INF = - III '''''T'T
CmcAco. September 4 Max Jacob
son was arrested last evening ior ''., eN'.n,
siye embezzlemeDts on the Lldeii'y ana
Casualty Company. Of his city lie
las been in the employ Of !hc COMPANY
nesrly a year. lie bad the hsudlins OF
isrDe sums of money. His shoi lage
wiIl run far into the thousands; II Is
s,;t that Jacobson father holds the
Tile of count in Austria, and Is a rich
banker there.
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ALo,eAasir rneeti,eI, settled.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, September (.
Abraham Skies and Judge Spring, Cf
Clark's Fiat, Idaho. partners. fell IN
love with the same woman, Jemima
Trants. Unable TO reach an amicable az
rangement they resorted to the brook
side with six shooters and there settled
the matter by fatally wonnding each
o. her.
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The conference of the railway mail
division superintendents was continued
to-day At thismorning session Postmas-
ter General Wananaker, Assistants
Whitfield and lIazen WeIe present.
Po,tmaster-General Wauamaker made
an address to those present ia which he
urged them 90 renewed efforts for the
betterment of the railway mail service.
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ATLANTA. GA. September IA negro
I'D warren Powers was iynched at
Fasa pa" Point tonight. lie had OUTRAGED
; s'sS xh,te school girl. lie was taken out
- AL tonight 10y masked men and
hanged.
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STRANGE HOG EPIDEMIC.

The animals Dying Rapidly.
MARSHALL. Ills. September IA
strange and fatal epidemic among hogs
prevails in the central part Of the
county ami is carrying OF large mum
bars OF the animals. The symptoms re-
.smble those OF typhoid fever.
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SCRANTON. Pa. September Mum
Der TWO colliery OF the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad Company to Oliphant,
Penn. caught fire this morning aud 1t
il belieyed that twenty<acres of the in
s. de workings are in flames.
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PIX MAR. MD. September THE an
nual reunion If the LUtherans of the
States of Maryland. Pennsylvania. Nlr-
einia and Western Virginia. is being
held here to-day. There are about TO-.
0Cn people on the grounds.
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ON Err THE WIRES.
CURRENT NEWS or INTEREST
FROM ALL POINTS.

Ohio Wool Growers Dissatisfied wiz, the
Mannfscturcrs-r The Hamilton Con.pira-
tors Arrested End o. the Race Trouble.
in Ni-~is-irpi-oth oicgran~.
COLUMBUS. ONO. September THE
wool growers of Ohio held q c0nven
ton i'm the Grange Hall at the State far
grounds to-day. Hon. David j. Uarp.
stcr presided. Hon. Columbus Delano
addressed Che convention. and his Ios0-
lutiOns were adopted, that the wool
growers of Ohio regret lo learn
that manufacturers have under
taken TO determine the rates Of
duty on both wool and the
manufactures thereof. without reference
Go the wishes of wool growers. and that
wool growers arc informed that their
opinions are not asked uuicss they Nili
agree Co q reduction of rates ou second
c'as and carpet wo0ls, as thcy stand in
the Senate bili passed at the iast session
of Congress. that the meeting regrets
the existence of the widespread and
thoroughly organized movement in
New England ioi row material, ' which
seems l0 mean free trade for established
industries aud the west and protection
for new wool manufacturers bat Che
danger O. this cannot coerco us iJ q zee
duction of the rates of duties on second
class and carpet woods as fixed in the
senate bii. 40 the last session.
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sickness on >hipboard.

MOBILE. ALA. September 4.-The
American Schooner Daisy Parkburst,
which left here August 10Th for Lagua-
Sara. was spoken September fst off
Fernandina with all on board sick sx-
cept the captain.
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Appointments by the Democratic Central
Committee-rolitical and Personal.
IC0rrasr0ulence II the Timcs1

tue INES CORES plLuthl called dt th'
rooms of the State Democratic txecn
tive Committee. between sand 60 'clocl
this afternoon. Mr. Scott. one Of tn,
secretaries in charge. said there wal
nothing new beyond reports coming il
from all sections OF the State, and at al
times. These. lie said, are very en-
c0uraging to the Democratic party
lr. Scott said that he had Just mailed
the TINES the circular cut today. Her,
is copy:
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC /.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. 4. 1859. '
The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced:
HON. r. W. M'EINsEY.
Botetourt. Monday. Sept. o.
Roanoke, Tuesday Sept. 10. night
Dduviiie. Saturday. Sept. II. night.
Plttsylyania. Monday. Sept. TO.
Hanover, Wednesday. Sept. rs.
stafford. Thursday. Sept. 10.
Fredericksburg, Friday, Sept. %
night.
Augusta, Monday. Sept. %.
Montgomery. Tuesday. Sept. -.
Pulaski City. Wednesday, Sept. %
night.
Portsmouth, Friday. sept. %. night
Accomac. Monday. Sept. 30. 3
Mo,,Ia.,l NJ, ,,'',. on' I'D 'tJ'''''
Iv".rp";n, rsiIs~ Q.t ,;.lt
HON. d. ho"E fLLh'
l0uioln. Monday. Sept. -
Greene. Wednesday, Sept. H..
Bafb0ursyIllc. Thursday, Sept. i2
afternoon.
Culrcper. Monday. Sept. rs.
FauqIier. Monday. Sept. -.
Madison. Thursday. Sept. -6
lyuchtufg. Friday. Sept. IS. night.
King ana Queen. Thursday. Oct. 3.
Albemarle. Monday. oct. =.
Louisa. >utcial.
Sposy.vania. special
Caroline. Monday. oct. ~.
unv % r,vrop e,,rr
" , .ng, r.. -''o,.", . p. ~ IN o.
49,, ,r...-i.' : '''.u'' ~, ,e
t.,,-'., ''''.'','''' ~ ~, w. o.. o,
W ''s''iH + ~ 'i"'.''s > ~ ~,
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- ,.I ,'',.'''''0 ''''
'''- W. - ''' 0''
HON. g.. T. % fEEktLL
Caroline. Nor day. September @.
Meckiciburg. Monday. September l6.
Hanover. Wednesday. September t..
Charlotte Friday. September -.
Halifax. Monday September 3D.
Amelia. Wednesday. September %.
Ace1mac, Monday, September 20.
JOHN >. BARBOUR.
Acting Chairman.
II. u. Scott II Shcpperd. Secretaries.
The city aud county Democrats hO'd
their legislative convention two weeks
hence |lelhl. Frank Hume, wealthy
aud hon 81 citizen of the county. VIII
be the nominee. lie Is man 0i con-
siderable irtlaence in this section and
where he is "a wholesale
has the reputation OF being
popular. and vii outrun any body put
Ip, tine county being strongly Republi-
.au. ne is an Confederate with a
iine record.
The Republicans are still at sea. ! We
been trying TO get at the leaniugs of.lhe
bulk and better class. bu. IL is too cut
lp in both branches 20 reach at nythins
lelnte. Colonel Windsor is solid. but
Dearborn hasu . resigned the chairman
ship yet: Corbett won't run for the
legislature; Agnew says he S not pull
INK cheslnuis i0r the fire thij year,
lnd Sir. Mckenzie does not care for
sahoue unless its to beat the Demo
,Ial.c party. the Boss balcn OF
10, uments are as vet unopened.
The 'WO drOvers Killed on the Midland
Yesterday were from Rlppallannock.
they were Thomas and Ashton Tor
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COLONEL LAMONT


10 nc Elected Trc-ideut of tHe tennessee
Coal and from Company.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. september 4.--
Dan Lamont viii probably be elected
president Of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron R4iiroad Company, the largest in-
dustrial corporation in the South.
Colonel Jackson. second Nicc-president
of the company, returned yesterday
from New YORK. lie says tue New
York stockholders want Lamont elect
el. and the stockholders in this city viii
vote for him. A meeting Of the dlfec-
tors Will be held in about Ten days.
the company owns over - VVV'Vvv ol
property in and around tnis citN' Inc
Office Of president pays SlV'VVO per an
mum.
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SHARON, PA, September 4.-The
wages Of the employees of the Stewart
Iron Company were raised ten per cent.
yesterday. This is regarded by the
meu as foreruuner of general ad-
vance
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DUNDEE. September 1 According to
the census report on the elght-hour
movement. submitted at to day session
cf the Trades Union Congress in session
here, 50 ,269 were for and 62.so3 against
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Pennsylvania DEMOCRATS
Aaop' ~ou"i Platform of firi"eipie..

Adopt a sound PLATFORM ofI'rinciplr~.
HARRISBURG. pa. September THE
Democratic State Convention iu session
here to-day, nominated T.. 4. Bigeler
for Safe Treasurer The platform
adopted applaud- the action OF Presi-
dent Cleveland. and the Democratic re-
Wc,Itaty. in Congress locking to
ilin tax reform. and re affirm
ing The declaration. Of prin-
copies made Ly the Democracy
of the convention at ST. Louis 1883,
especially the demanding of revision
anna reduction of a tariff tax Tor the re-
lief af once OF American labor. Amer
CON industries and American taX-pay-
cts by the repeal of such tariff
isNts as now invite and pro-
tocl monopoly. agrees that protection
lessons tle employment a. labor, de-
crea.es wages and increases the cost 10
consumers. and iay0Ts The admission OF
raw material. free of duty, in all cases
where it VIII enlarge our product,
multiply our markets and increase
Tie demand for labor regard
trusts. in whatever form organized,
as tle result Of the existing
monopoly tariff and demands the re-
peal Of such tariff taxes asCuaOles them
TO c0uuol domestic production; favors
q liberal system of pensions L. such
veterans Of the late war as have been
non rably discharged, and Who. from
wounds or other physical inhrmatiVes
have been rendered unit for manual or
other labor.
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M,. Carr Fatally >bo, on Car.

~. lurr Iutalll ~IOi on n NHf'
KlyseR. ". Va, September , A
serious shooting affair occurred here last
NIGHT on the Cincinnati express. A
,onng man named John Carr ~as
ON me train without ticket. lie got
,n.at Grafton. The conductor pat him
oG three or four times Finally The
f,.in hands had rough.aud tumble
,us-ie with Carr, aud ssmebody shot
err twice in the forehead. Carr i5
st,ll living. 10 has not been developed
..a,ch OF The train hands fred the shot
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JOHN BOWERS,

y 30. - Governor street.
NAnBLE AND MARBLElItD SLATE
MANIII~.
ilNL WOODEN MANIElS;
SLATE ANDIlII lffAKlHs;
ShAii1 ANDILNpEitS;
cas- SfHANDfiifHs AID SHADES;
hOI-AIN FURNACES AND FIRE fLA'f
STOVES. ..,...
large variety of HEATING SlONi -
HANGIS.ArD COOKING STOVES;
Pine BRASS FENDEns AND FiltE sti~'
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND Al HolsA
NAPOR COOK frONEe. au l-4m
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TAKE NOTlCH, THAT ! HAVE
iAis day appointed q. y BRAXTON my
agent 10 conduct the BAR BUSINESS a.
.l6 west Broad street. in Richmond w.. 10
Duy ANA seii iOr cash only.
/. MCIONOIGH.
AlGIsI %. 1852 Au 3l-2w
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Noous oF Fii roWuArA1 cLUB.l
80 NORTH fsIftH rHElT. !
InERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT
monthly meeting yf ins iowhnian cub
FRIDAY ~IlfFhitn ptl. at $50 T. VI. \
large number of uuniss nrr before the club
f'f election a, members. ANA there viii bo
NInfr business nf lmpuftuucc before us.
-Heh member is requested % hc present.
sf opt T.. Is. bltl Ms. -crrcfary.
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TOR EVERYONETO TO READ CARE.
L lLll.

! hafc Withdrawn tAe agency Of my IRON
IDIt PAINT from a. J.. fiQIA. No ono
is fhfii1ed fO nee my Paint $50 bE On
iIiIIUDNDl T.
Any ono having "a icakv toof. on roof To
paint uud wanted II painted wiin PAN
NlLi., IlON 4 OoF pAfNIWlll please write
iD - liruh street. lEllR~BlKD. VA. can
give hI st AZ testimonials nom best men in
city ur state. HENRY rANNi1t /,
- Bank street. Petersburg. Va.
iilI, paint can he bought lu aly quantity.
Hlt Will shp a. uuy faft oI The United
~fttt, Color. iron with gloss 49, 5-Dt
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/ UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

$40. li2, s.nIn fIanTn STREET.
fho TWENTY FOURTH SESSIONS begins
SEPTEMBER 23p. 1850.
Circulars at 11hsfofci.
THOMAS n. NORWOOD. Principal.
HUlil--im III North Illnfu Stfetf
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NEW YORK. September In the
Iomts Police Court to-day Nrs Sluu-
iou and her son. John Aauu. charged
with conspiracy against Robert Fay
Hamilton. were rcmlnGcI o. Friday
next iOr bail.
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EOR SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
/ Cheap. sold for want of nee. Arp ~
IL ---L-- .------ -.l'---
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$685..

good to return unul september 2Ist laclu-
sivc. TAYLOR.
so i-tself General Ticket Agent.
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NgCGClRES $ SCHOOl.-OPPOSIrE
"a NuNkOI pAlN-lwf wfNr,-aIIru ~f~-
riuN. Entrance Days : ~fFfAnuln lDth and
-u'N. iuil cNrls Ni experienced assistants.
Upper school $50 ip lUl. Lower, s3j to $50.
bNnfifl-. 300 o. 800 frfrr tO University
IHI COLLEGE faculties uf fhr state. iitht boys
nlftctlt or Indirectly from this school made
iNrIfr diplomas lnl four degrees in ihc ini-
fDfs|fN of Virginia ihi, session. ~sr clrcu-
.fs Di both schools iN book stores Oi in drug
-tlfrs nn west N1in. jOliN T. NcIlfht.
Sos. Juul . lDfit EriNIurfu. au 2i-l3tntN-u
THE FRANKLfN-STRtEr SCHOOL
Z Wili open at 40 west Franklin. -cpfcr-
hrr 2'l Address. ar above, o.. ". NoILtl. /.
principal on b.. LOWELL iOllN~. associate
principal Circular, nt uOoN stores.
Inu--llf-rl I'D
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-03
Chips from Oapac.
his
DENIS Y WOOD.
mark.

AR. and Mrs. Adolph Cohoe Sunday
ed at Flint.
Harvey Glassford, of Armada, visit
ed relatives here last week
Miss Jennie Wells, of Inlay City, vi
sited her sister Mrs. Blashill last week
Orrin Wait and Bert Madison are
home from the lumber woods, they re-
port Il scarcity Of work.
Nelson Glassford died last Saturday
afternoon of paralysis. lie was 50
years old and lived in this town for "a
years. Elder Doyle conducted the fun
eral services.
Married last Thursday by w. II.
Flint. Joe Smiley, of Dryden, and Miss
Jennie Glassford, of this place They
were the recipients of many valuable
presents. May JOY and happiness fol-
low them through life.
We CHANGED to learn that a. Tosch.
our supervisor, gave during the past
two weeks S13 to help pay the debt on
the brick church. LUX" is his rival
and should not be outdone. That
name is not OH the list.-Capac Jour
nal. The above has the appearance of
a pun, yet Lam inclined to think it was
intended for another purpose and if so,
the writer must make another attempt
if it is his intention to secure victim
as | will not step into the trap so
adroitly set for me. 1t is true that
LUX" does not appear on the list of
contributors TO help pay the debt on
the brick church. / also believe to be
equally true that the journal Co" is
not on the list as contributor. Per-
haps the journal CO." is like LUX"
having no axes to grind no special IA
vors to court, consequently do not
deem it prudent to be conspicuous for
the sake Of popularity. LUX.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-03
A Family Gathering,

Editor Brockway Centre EXrosIroB.
Dear Sir:-An interesting family re.
union took place OF the residence of y.
j. Steinhoff, Maple Valley, on Xmas
day, the object of the family being to
reunite with their mother who has
been an invalid for number of years
Mrs. Steinhotf is one Of the pioneers of
Sanilac county. having moved with
her husband, (the late Hiram Steinhoff)
to Maple Valley about the year 1855,
and has ever since lived on the farm on
which her two sons, y. j. and II. b.
are now living. She raised q family of
5 boys and girls, all of whom took
dinner with her on Xmas except the
oldest boy, James, who is in the north
ern lumber woods. The boys are thus
scattered; two as stated above, one
resident in Maple Valley. Joseph Z.
is a farmer of Shiawassee county, Mich,
and the youngest, Isaiah w is a cheese
buyer Of Brantford. Ont, Mrs. w. Car
ter, of Brockway Centre. /. w. and
family, of Brantford. and Mrs IIogarth,
of Culloden, Ont, neice of Mrs. Stein
hoff, arrived Christmas eve, and on
Xmas 81 guests, children, grand chill
dren and three great grand children
sat down to sumptuous dinner and
spent very good time. Should they
never meet here again together,
May we meet beyond the river,
Where the pillows cease to roll.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-03

Roads terror, 50 terribly rough.
\ fresh arrival Dennis has got a
new dog.
School commenced on Wednesday
Jan I'd, 1889.
No sleighing yet. When are we go
ing to have some, can anyone tell?
Thos. f. Neeley spent Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. Tobin, at Bay
City.
William Cottington and family spent
the holidays with friends in and about
| Memphis
Dame rumor says that the wedding
bells are to ring in this village, but
time will tell.
F. Steinhoff and grandson Willie Da-
wilson. spent Christmas with friends
in Glenco, Ont.
C. b. Gould is home again for a few
days, but his amiable wife is sick at her
sons near Pontiac.
Mrs. John Mcknight went to Grant
Centre and spent her New Year with
old friends and neighbors.
Prof. Howse has been trying the
stern realities of wldowerhood for sew
eral days, wife gone home to see ma.
Miss Mary Makelim is sick with the
fever, but is doing as well as could be
expected. all the rest of the family are
on the gain.
Mrs. J. f. Holden and her three little
daughters spent New Years with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Baker, of
Port Huron.
Windsor Bros. enjoyed a visit from
their father last week, and Mrs. John
and Miss Ella Windsor returned with
him to Canada on avisit.
Samuel Bear, who lived one mile
south of Deanyille. died on Friday last
with lung fever. George, his son. not
long ago, by an accidental discharge of
his gun while hunting, lost two fingers
of his left hand.
The Burnside and Maple Valley
Teachers Association will hold joint
meeting with the Peck Teachers Asso-
citation at Valley Centre. Jan. 70, 1889
Program. $50: Singing; Participates
and infnitiyes by G. Reynolds, of Peck,
and G. II. Norris, Sec. of Sanilac Co.
Board of Examiners; Discussion by
Prof. l.. II. lIowse, of Brown City, and
Miss Kate Fox. of Peck. and Miss
Myers. of Brown City. Noon. 80:
Question box; how to make teaching
practical, L. +. Law, of Brockway Cen
ire; Discussion by Chas. Putney, of
Speaker. j. p. Smith. Of Clifford, and
J. j. Mcdonald, of Deanville. \ gen
eral invitation TO all.