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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28
BIRTHS.

STovER-On Wednesday, February 10. 20 the
wife of Capt J.J Stoyer, OF Port Huron, a
son.
Hilton Tuesday, February %. To the wife oi
Chas. Hill, of Port Huron, a son.
HAzELToN-On saturday, February %, to the
wife of Rance llazeltOn, OF Marysyllc, Il son.
DAEA-On Friday, February Il, to the wife OF
John Dana, OF Marine City, a son.
CAMERoN-On Saturday, February -, TO the
wife of George Cameron, Of Fort Gratot, "a
daughter.
MALLON On Wednesday, February 70, 10 the
wife OF G. II. Mallon, of Port Huron, Il daugh-
Ter.
SAYLEs-On SATURDAY. February -, to the wife
OF W. Saylrs. of w. salem, Il daughter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28

Sick Headache -Loose's Red Clover
Pills cure sick headache, dyspepsia. in
digestion. constipation, 25c. per box. )
boxes for ST. For sale by w. y. Nc
Kenna, druggist
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28
MARRIAGES..

WALTERs-ZIM Tuesday. February
ls Edward Walters and Miss Tina ZimmerS.
of Port Huron.
FIsHER--DALY-On Tuesday. February Is, Dan
iel NJ. Fisher and Miss Maggie DAILY, of Ma
rine City.
STRvENsoN-ELLINw OoD-At Riley Centre, on
Wednesday, February 90, by w. II. Gillett,
James Stevenson and Miss Amanda Film
wood,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28

Dersonal property for sale; One Tympkin
Il spring buggy; one set iron harrows; one
Waterloo road cart; two sets single harness:
about six tons of first class hay, one mare In foal;
one yearling colt, one spring colt.
Persons purchasing any chattel property
found In the above list will he given months
time, II preferred, on furnishing good endorsed
and approved notes. with interest at per cent.
per annim
4 largely increased and extended list Of both
real and personal property will appear In the
next issue of the EXrosIToH.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28
MS. GUITARS, BANJos,

III Finest Assortment, Largest Stock. Lowest
Prices. Best strings for all instruments,
assorted TO suit, f1.e0 per dozen, postpaid.
Cash with order. Anything In the music line
sent postpaid TO any part of the United States.
Write U.S. ALLMEND1NGER PIANO AND
ORGAN Co, Ann Afbor, Mich.
Orders from teachers and the profession so
Hcited Live agerfts wsasted for our Pianos
sifd Organs
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28

XTERN desirable house and lot on Main street,
Y Yale. Would also make a fine business lOca-
ton Price low and terms easy.
THE SCOTT Bakery building on the east side
Il of Main street, Vale, can be purchased at
very low figure. Inquire at Drake x Menzies'.
DARN In Grant township, so acres, 60 well inn
II proved 5000. $500 down, balance on time
to suit purchaser, or will exchange for village
property.
on ACRES in Brockway township. 20 acres inn
GU proved; good barn, small orchard, well
watered, and In good state OF cultivation. Price
5000. $1,000 down, balance on time to suit pur-
chaser.
We also have n lot of wild land i'm Marlette,
Lynn and Maple Valley townships.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

New YORK, Feb. 17.-Frnnk Work,
tho father Of Mrs. Fanny Burke Roche,
the genial millionaire stock broker and
ixncier oil trotting horses, was asked to-
day regarding the purpose Of his daugh-
ter in taking up bsr residence at Wilm-
inRton, Del, when he said: my daugh-
ter Fanny was only 20 when she met
James Boothby Burke Roche abroad.
She Was young, aud. like most American
girls, she was ambitious 10 make Eu.
ropean marriage. tried all kuew how
to prevent her, but she was determined
to marry Burke Roche, and she cid."
The old gentleman sighed Al he paused
Tor q short time, and theo resumed
"They were married At last, and-well,
couldn't mako money fast enough To
keep her husband going. How Fanny
stood him for six years can't conceive
but size did. and then she came bome aud
brought her children with her. shc has
been living In Wilmington for three
months, and runs up 10 see me every
few days. But 1t 10 not true that she In.
tends to apply to the Legislature for
divorce. l do not say that she will no
apply to the courts, for the laws OF Della.
ware grant . wife an n'absolute divorce fo
abandonment. non-support, cruelty an,
. half-dozen other things Mr.. Worl
did not seem 10 be At oil worried abou
the future Of hk daughter.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Joseph Hicks and George Ii. Cornell,
csrpenteTs, employed on tho improve
ments that Ar0 being made to the build.
Ing st No. 632 Market street, met with .
serious accident about . o'clock yseter-
day afternoon. Tue men had Just fu-
ishel erecting scatIoid about twenty
feet high. composed oi two upright poles
planted on the pavement, aud held In
place by board, with q single nail In
each end. From this board another.
twelve inches 10 width, was placed with
one end resting ON tie window sill.
After placing their tools on this board
they stepped upon it, when the trail
structure Rave way aud they fell 10 the
ground. Corn II fell fat on the pave
ment and rolled into the galter, but Hicks
struck his head against the corner Of a
marble step and lay as though he were
dead. Tho men were carried into Sena-
tor Higeins' Office, adjoining, and In Q
few minutes Aicks recovered conscious
meas.
Dr. J. H. Rile was summoned and II
was found that Hicks had an ugly
wound oil tho back OF lis head and
another on tho right side OF bis forehead.
fiis left arm WAS badly bruised, but
none Of Ills bones were broken.
Cornell Was seriously injured on hia
hip, his left ankle VISA sprained aud his
head and back badly bruised. He CON-
planned OF considerable pain In his back
and head. Alter the mon had been
made a. comfortable ~ possible Wilson's
ambulance was summoned aud they
werc removed to their homes. Cornell
resides at No. 600 West Second street,
and Bicks At No. 827.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

A New England exchange points ou'
that this Is the golden year Of the ics
dealers In Maine, "being In the only ac-
cessible region where any thick ice hai
formed, and the gathering Of It being
easy and cheap, In the absence Of snow
aud the prices pretty steep, these good
ice-farmers along the kennebsc and
Penobscot are reaping . golden harvest.
Everything favors them this time.
Indeed, on sections Of the lower Ken.
nebec, where the tides broke up the Ice
and permitted vessels to enter and 20 a
few miles up stream, the ice-farmers cut
and Slid the thick cakes, from some ol
the many ponds or sIde-waters within .
l.ile OF the river bank, on long runs,
directly into the holes OF the vessels
without being at the expense Of storing
1t in ice houses"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
February IL, 1890.


A brand new silver watch, fuli jeweled,
with American movements, will be
given away at the Philadelphia Res
tautant, No. 1l6 Market strset, Whining
ton, Del. We now call the attention OF
the public and our pstrons to our extra
iried aud raw oysters, which are the
richest and OF the best quality. Please
come and try them ard be convinced.
Tue new way OF serving our Is cent
meals will surpAss anything ever at
tempted In Wilmington before. Remem-
ber, that with everything you purchase
Ut my place, you will receive ticket
with the amount stated thereon, and
when you have saved 81 worth Of theee
tickets they will be exchanged for y
rattle Ticket which will eptitle you to q
chance on brand new silver watch In
perfect order. Lodgers will also receive
tickets. Call aud try our 15-cent meals
and our oysters. Lodging, sinale rooms,
| 20 cents. Tho rattle will take place on
Tuesday evening, April !, At the Phila.
delphia Restaurant, No. l16 Market
strset, Wilmington. Del. / remain ttt
public's servant, Q. GoRDos, Philadel.
phis restaurant
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Frank Prickett, formerly druQgist OF
this city, but Afterwards . druggist OF
Rosenmont, Mopts omery County. Pa,
was convicted In the Courts OF that Ooun
ty Of selling liquor without license, be.
cause he sold without . written prescrip-
tIon oil q regularly reglstered physician.
aud because he sold more than once on
the tame prescription. He appealed bis
case 10 the Supreme Court upon the plea
the second count, for which the punish-
ment prescribed 10 fine OF not less than
Si0O nor more than $500. The Supreme
court has overruled the plea and sus,
tained the court below iu its decision that
he must be treated a. q licensed person. i.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
liz WAS GOING HOME TO Die.
MIR. BUNTING CAME FROM VIRGIN.
IA AND HAD A STRANGE
ADVENTURE.
He Says That II Hc Hadn't Gone to Drs
Mccoy and wildman He wouldn't
be Alive to Tell the Story Of
His Good Health and
Happiness.

X. J. Bunting is big oyster dealer in
general merchandise and Il shipper OF
oysters Mt Chincoteague Island, Virginia.
come from. Mr.. Bunting Is one of the
representative mon of the place and Is
well known in Philadelphia. In speak
ing OF prominent men of that city with
said
"Hundreds of people know me in Phil
adelphia. some OF the best men in your
city, such as Postmaster General Wanna
Brown 4 Co., Sinclair 4 Lnughlin, Gill
espie, Zelier & Co., J. J. English Il Co.,
William Boothby. the big oyster dealer,
the proprietors of the Bingham House,
at Eleventh and Maakct streets, and
hundreds of Others"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

PIrTsBuRs, Feb. 1G.-Rcv. John Ward,
chaplain OF Mercy Hospital, today ad-
ministered the last rites OF the Roman
Catholic Church to Bishop O'Connor, Of
Omaha, who lies III with consumption at
that Institution. Father Ward has been
his faithful attendant since he wss ad-
mitted to the hospital. All hope OF
Biahop O'Connor's recovery has been
abandoned.
DR.. Atley. Of Philadelphia, arrived In
the city last night to consult with the
Pittsburg physicians on the Bishops
case. 1t 10 po sible that nm operation
will be performed as last resort In the
patients behalf.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

James Wright, Whose farm lies near
Chrlslisua village, White Clay Greek
Hundred, sold three very hac steers 10
Mr.. Kienle, of the Second street market,
few days ago, tho best one Of which
weight about 1855 pounds. Mr.. Wright
has been successful feeder OF cattle, and
generally manages to make . fair profit
out Of his SOCK even when . majority
Of farmers fail to ealixc anything. He
is now advancing il years aud has dete .
mined 10 dispose Of his stock aud farm
Ing utensils IN the coming month, aud =, =
move to residence In the village, where
Le viii pass the balance of his daSs.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Another Candidate for Coroner.

Stephen BenRe. No. 4O7 West SscoLd
street. has offered himself a. candidate
for the Republican nomination for Cor0-
ner OF New Castle County. Mr.. Benge
Is So years Of age. He Is . native OF Cecil
County, Md, but has bten In this city
for the last eighteen years, engaged In
the grocery business the most Of the time.
He is now In the kindling wood busineae.
He has been lifelong Republican, and
would no doubt. If elected, oil the otllci
Of Coroner with conspicuous ability.
This now makes three candidates fol
Long OF the REPUBLICAN, who has suIe.
tie office, and George w. Jackfou, thu
well-known bill poster, who made the
forlorn-hope run In 1888.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Mrs. Pierson W. Bailey died at her
home In Burlington, Colorado, on Tues
day, January 28th, Of neuralgia of the
heart, aged 28 years. Her maiden name
was Lola Whitemau, and she resided at
Pleasant Hill, Mill Creek Hundred, until
she married Mr.. Bailey in 1888, and from
then till they moved to Colorado In 1887
she resided with her husband near Dug
dale, East Marlborough. Her many
friends in the east will be grieved to hear
of her early demise.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Shaves His Subsorlb ers.

ocOtla Herald.
The editor Of the spauldiug Index is
also barber, and while be has moulded
enough public opinion for a week fathers
and shaves customers with ease and
rspidity, while he pumps 'em for the
news. No one finds fault with his paper,
for be has happy way OF giving 'em
shaves that reach to the roots II he dis.
covers even Q semblance Of kick In the
department of his customers. And
when he gets hold Of q delinquent, ah
then does he smile . smile that Ia feud
ish - he proceeds to put saw teeth in hli
razor and dissect the unfortunate'i
cheek. oh, what fun 1t must be to be I
barber-editor.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

The Healdmoor Rine Ranre was well
pat'onlzed yesterday afternoon. Among
the vIsitors was Mrs. W. Kcunedey, who
accepted an Invitation to shoot and
showed herself to bs quite handy with
the large calibrtd rife ut 800 yards,
though her speciality 10 with small cali.
pred rifles ut short range.
The scores made were % follows,
Standard American target of hand:
100 shot record, revolver match, 23-44
.. y W. target revolver, 80 yards.--E.
.: DARLINGTON, 20. 81, 0l, So, 50, 80, 81,
90, 80, s0-s7G.
Revolver match, 50 yards. 20. II.
Gsrmany, 81, 50. 20, 70, 10; G.. oliver,
-, ~, rs; y. Williams, S3, 7s, rs; H.
Simpson. 70, ~. 72; w. johnson, az, u
y. Howard, II, 70.
Diamond State match, 200 yards. III.
Simpson, rs. 70, 90, 6S, 6S; r.. Miller, 67,
%. 60; g. Heinel. Sr., 67, 65, 63; q.
Eehrenbact, 80, 81, 56; @. Smith, 5S, 40
+. Charles, 4S, 40.
Wilmington Pistol Ciub-O. Z. Gar.
many, 90, 95, %, 90; Mrs. A. Euart, 90,
50, 81, Z. J. Darlington, 92, %, IS, sS; b.
Simpson, 81, IS, 81, Si; j. z. Nsudaiu,
IS, 81. 50; J. W. Gsyer, "a, n, n; A. ],
l.eitch, 63. 81, n; ii. r. Price, n, 60
W. H. Hi, 90; ]. b. Tucker, Go, 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

The magnificent picturesque drama
"Bescon LightA" will hold the boArda Al
Proctor's Opera House the last three
sights OF this week. "Bescon Lights" is
mounted second TO ne other attraction
before the public. The characters are
natural, there is no mock heroism, tho
sction 10 spirited, the situations are
probable, the story 10 simple but roman
tic, aud iho utmost care has teen exer-
cised In making up this combination.
Tho performances will be given for the
benefit Of Delaware Lodge, No. 23l,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firsmau,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

We would suggest TO the ladies who
may feel lonesome at any time through
the day, that a beautiful, swect-singing
canary bird, In nice bright cage, 10 q
corner OF the sitting room, will be very
agreeable companion and serve to whilo
away pleasantly many hours viii b
otherwise would pass very tedioualy.
Those who doubt this assertion should
make the experiment: They should call
on Parker, No. l03 East Second street,
and make selection from his stock OF
sweet singers, and thereby add to their
comfort, to their health and length oi
their liVee
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

We are indebted to Wanamaksr &
Philsdelphis, for handsome photo.
graph of the celebrated oil painting OF
the departure Of Columbus from Palos
In 1893, which they have on exhibition
on the fret floor In their establishment.
Our readers In visiting Philads phia are
invited to call aud examine It, - the
piophstors will cordially receive them
and mako their inspection gratifying.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

COMPTON. KY, Feb. l9.-Near this
place yssterday, a l0.year-o'd youth,
named Booth, wsylaid . minister, Rev.
NJ. Whismsn, and fatally cut him with q
knife. Whismau lived two hours after
receiving his wounds and made . state
mcnt about the attack. Booth was
accompanied by q man named Spark.
Whisnan had once punished Booth
while the latter was ;hoo. boy, and
Booth had threatened then to DO
revenged, and never forgot his iancied
WrOnQs,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Resolutions OF Respect.

Where's. Our comrade. Phillip II.
Burton, has been removed from US by
death, aud IN our sad loss and bereave-
ment We humbly bow with submission to
the will Of cur Almighty Father; 1t ID,
therefore,
Resolved, That In our great loss We
will ever remember our comrade a. q
faithful comrade and one OF our most
useful and energetic members.
Refolved, That We deeply feel the loss
Of our c0mrade - . faithful friend aud q
patriotic citizen, and au honor to our
community.
Resolved. That copy OF the above
resolutions be presented 10 the family OF
our deceased cornradc
Resolved, That these resolutions be re-.
v.sed and printed.
L. r. FISHER,
RAYMOND TRusrY.
SIMEON HOOD.
I. Il. FISHER, Adjutan'.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Rebeoca Way Taylor, widow Of the late
Joseph Taylor, aud mother of the late
distinguished poet. author and diplomat,
Bsyarl Taylor, died at her home in Ken
nett Square, Pa, last Tuesday morning,
after short illncss Of the infrmlties Of
old ags. Tho deceased was born at
Wagontowp, Chester County, Of English
aud German-Lutheran parentsge, Octo-
Der 18th, 1900, aud was therefore in her
9lst year. In 1878 she married Joseph
Taylor and moved to kennett Square, Pa.
She has been q sufferer from rheumatic C
affection for the past twenty years, which
las conancd her to . chair for . long
time, but she has been bright and cheer
ful under her sfiilction. She was the
mother Of eleven children, six Of whom
grew TO manhood and womanhood, and
attained considerable distinction, espe-
cia ly Bayard, who died while acting a
U. 3. Minister to Germany; another, Col.
Fred, was killed In the battle OF 0ettys-
burg; the other four, Dr. J. Howard,
William, Mrs. Aunie Carey and Mrs.
Emma LamborD. arc ttill living. He,
remains will be inferred teside those o.
her husband ut Longwood cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

WEST CHESTER, Fob. l8.-Last night
MIR. Frank A. Thomas, OF this borough,
went TO Phenixvills and returned this
morning. While stopping at Colds
Hotel his bed room waa entered BY bur-
glar aud s3i, = gold watch valued at
$l25, and chain worth s45, were taken
from his clothing. His room was entered
through the door, the key having been
turned by nippers. In The room adjoin-
Ing Mr.. Thomas was Mr.. d. Young, a
travelling agent. The thief also forced
his bed room door with jimmy aud
robbed him OF $40.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

The popular comedy, "A Cold Day,
or the LaplA nders," WAS presented at
Proctor's Opera House last evening. The
play 10 funny and laughable in the ex-
IRENE, and the music 10 OF that catchy
character which makes an audience de-
mand frequent repetitione. Individually
and severally the cast 10 very strong
and good one. Messra Fisher and Shoe
han kept the house In . roar; Miss Car
audience. while all the rest did charm
ingly. The same WAS repeated this after
noon, and will bo repeated for the last
time this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

William w. Simmons, whose term as
lighthouse keeper of Cherry Island
Range Front Light will expire the last OF
March, has formed q co-partnershlp with
his brother, John 7. Simmons. under
the firm of W. w. Simmons 81 Bro, and
are prepared to set curb and lay all
kinds Of pavemsnts, aud do jobbing he
longing TO such business. They are both
old PAYERS and the best in the city, No
doubt they will meet with a hearty pa
tronage from the Street and Sewer Com.
mission, 10 we'll as from the citizens in
general.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Tho General Baptist City Mission held
its annual meeting In Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church last evening. The elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year re-
suited in the following choice: A. p.
Stevenson, PRESIDENT; John II. Bratton.
vice PRESIDENT; Lee Sturgess, secretary.
A. p. Stevenson was elected treasurer
pro tenn. The secretary and treasurer's
report for the past year was road. The
meeting was largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

CAMDEN, N. j., Feb. 19.-The defense
In the Leconey murder trial yesterday
continued to offer testimony 40 to the
reputation OF Murray and Smith, the
states principal witnesses, and called
witnesses who testiacd regarding Francis
Lingo's movements on tie morning Of
the murder.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

We have speedy and positive Gus
forCstarIh, Diphtter!A, Cauker MoIu
and Headache, In sHiIOH'5 CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use 1t II you desirs health
and sweet breath. rrics50 cents. N. b
Dnnforth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets. Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Catarrh, Catarrhal IeAi.oss-Hay Fever
A New Home Trcatnient.

Christian Advocate.
Suferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due TO the presence OF living
parasites In the lining memrrane Of the
nose and custachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
fact, and the rcsult Of this discovery 10
that simple remedy has been iormu-
lated Whereby cA,arrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from ono 10 three simple applications
made at home by the patient once In Two
weeks.
N. B.-This treatment IL not . snuff or
ali ointment; 10th have been discarded
by reputable physicians as injurious.
pamphlet explaining this now treat
msnt IL sent free on receipt Of stamp TO
pay postage, BY A. II. Dixon q Son, 337
snd $50 West King street. Toronto,
Canada.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

lority Of Mt least 600. after one Of the
most hoiiy contested municlpal elections
in the history cf the city. Owing to the
large amount Of cutting, the returus are
cpwIpg IN Slowly from the various pre-
" ConRress didate for City
reelected, al.
thocgb.hc Was opposvu ~ many within
bis party. 'verbeke, Democrat, Il 70.
elected City Controller.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

OF Dry Goods and Trimmings. We will
con ntinue to sell our entire stock regard
leas of cost, to quit business. Every piece
Of goods must positively ba sold by the
25th OF March. Small store keepers and
purchasers will DO we'll to call. - We
Store for rent. Z. I. STRoUD & Co.,
No. 100 West Second strset.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market fresh shad, hsllbut, cod
tlsh, paddock, founders. sheepshsad,
German carp. white fish, Labrador her-
ring, ring p :rch, pike and lot oil terra
pin.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Superintendent Bessey will hold 81
examination OF teachers for second and
third grade certificates iu school No /
on French street, next Saturday. The
teaohers throughout the county wht
wish said certificates should make not,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

D.A. Powell, Nos. 3Os and $40 Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shad, white
nsh, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish,
haddock, smelte, etc. Oysters by tina
quart or bushel. Delivered free of charge
to all parts Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Our idea Of lucky man is one who
epjoys good coffee n,oie than char payne,
aud has bad hts eaisrrh or influenza
cured by Old S,ul'e taiarrh Cure for
twenty i've cent?, the reg ular price.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Ladiss department for truskss, braces
supportsrs and syriDges. Lady attendant
Eitrancs No. WssI Sixth st.