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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Fine Playing Cards.

Send ten QO cents in stamps or coin
to John Sebastian. GENT TIT and Pass.
Ag't Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Ry.. for pack of the latest. smoothest,
slickest playing cards that ever gladden.
ed The eyes and rippled along the fingers
of the devotee TO Seven-up. Casino,
Dutch. Euchre, Whist or any other
ancient or modern game, and get your
moneys worth five times over.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Raps from Roseburg.

III. Suffer has moved to Spea ker.
w. Harris paid the burg visit last
Saturday.
w. Grandy has moved on to w. II.
McKenzle's farm east of this place. He
will try his skill at farming for another
year.
The last of our snow left the roads in
very bad shape. Nevertheless it re-
minds us that spring is here, and we
welcome the songs of the little birds.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Sparks from Speaker.

The election passed of quietly last
Monday.
Richard Ross was in Port Huron on
business last Wednesday.
Ellsworth Stevens returned home
from the north woods the past week.
Some of the young folks of this place
attended Michaels ball on Monday
night.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Artistic and Beautiful /!

Probably in no department of home decora-
tlon has the finer sensblities of the artist made
themselves more manifest than In the decora-
ton of walls and ceilings. One need not 20
back many years to find bare cold walls almost
everywhere, and how cheerless they make
room To-day that is all changed thanks to
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Township Financial Report,

The following financial report of the
township of Brockway was presented
to the people by Super visor Jones at
the town meeting last Monday:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
STALLION SHOW.

The Third Annual Stallion Show CIV
EN- by the Business Men of Yale, will be
held on Saturday. April II, 1890, in the
Village of Yale. for the purpose of i'm
proving the different classes of horses
in our country. The following prizes
will be awarded: LIST I'd
Heavy Draft Stallion, ...... 80 90 90
General Purpose Horse, -. 5 90 2 90
Roadster or Carriage Horse. 5 90 2 90
Stallion, with of his GET. 90 2 90
All entries must be made by IL O'Clock
that day. Entry fee, Sl.OO.
GEO. w. BELL, Jos. EFFRICK,
Treasurer. Secretary.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11

lanes GarIlck's house and lot, situated in north
~ west part of the village for sale. A one story
house. with cellar cistern, good well Of water,
small orchard on lot, two story barn and other
outbuildngs. Terms reasonable
House and two lots situated in the Reed & Nc
III Mutt addition to the village Of Yale. Desir-
able location.
A house and lot in the village OF Armada; also
N one in the village Of Memphis. VIII be sold
cheap for cash.
GONE very fine vacant lots in the Tappan &
- Law Menerey and Reed McNutt additions
BURIAL LOTS in Elmwood cemetery, Yale.
I'D Mich.
A FIRST-CLASS business chance in tho
N thriving village OF Yale. Can be purchased
on very easy terms. Call on Drake 4 Menzise
for particularly.
4 on ACRES, 100 acres in good state Of eultiva-
IOU ton. Sandy loan, two houses, two large
barns sheds and other outbuildings; good or
chard, farm well watered, fences In good eondi-
ton. 20 acres OF timber.
IIOUSE and lot and two story barn, on Ken
HI nifc street, very desirable location. Sfoo
down, balance on time TO suit purchaser.
IrINE house and lot, nicely located; cheapand
II terms easy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11

Dersonai property for sale: One Tympkin
IL spring buggy; enc set iron harrows; one
Waterloo road cart; two sets single harness:
about six tons Of hrst class hay one mare in foal
one yeariing colt. one spring colt.
Persons Purchasing any ehattel property
found in the above list will be given . months
time, IL preferred, ON furnishing good endorsed
and approved notes. with interest at 6per cent.
per annum.
largely increased and extended list of both
real and personal property win appear in the
next issue ofthe ExrosITOR.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11

VERY desirable house and lot on Main street,
' Yale. Would also make q fine business lOca-
ton. Price low and terms easy.
i of Main street, Yale, can be purchased at
a very low figure. Inquire at Drake & Menzies'.
E>ARM in Grant township, 80 acres, GO well i'm
II proved ST. 200. $500 down, balance on time
to suit purchaser, or will exchange for village
property.
on ACRES in Brockway township, 20 acres inn
on proved; good barn, small orchard, well
watered, and in good state OF cultivation. Price
5000. $1,000 down, balance on time 10 suit pur-
chaser.
We also have lot OF wild land in Marlette
Lynn and Maple Valley townships.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
$4,000 Rolls in Stock !

Surely in this vast assortment we can please
you. We make study of decorating and dec
oratiOns, and will be pleased to give you the
benefit OF our years OF experience.
We have in our employ a number OF Compel
ent aud experienced paper hangers and decora-
tors. and are prepared to make contracts for
anything in our line.
Cni and see rs hafo e house cleaning time.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
w all Papers
And Decorations

Scarcely house can now be found without
some pretensions to decorating walls or ceilings,
and hence this subject is well nigh of universal
interest
In this, as well as in all other lines which we
carry, we keep to the front. securing. as soon
as out. all the latest novelties and styles. We
now have
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
Drake & MenZieS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Office: Upstairs in EaPlevs Briolz block

vacant ct whht
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-10-04
Mt. CARMEL CONVENT. !

Mt. CARMEL CONVENT. }
Thibodaux. La, Jan. 81, 1888.
Mr.. f. Goranx, Eouma. La
Tear Sir-I canrot convey in adequate lam
gage a satisfactory idea of tie benefit /
have obtained by using your Ahii-Asfhmatie
Powder and Mixture. For twerty years ]
have suffered from, that dreadful disaa Sc,
Asthma, and although l hase tried many
remedies, none proved beneficial until /
tried yours. / trust my experience with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
will be the means of inducing others to gigr
Ii q trial. Yours respectfully.
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OFFICIAL
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor: F. T. Nichols. of Orleans.
Lieut.. Gov.....Jam Je1ries of Rapides-
Sec. of State. L F. Mason. OF Coucordia.
And, Pub. Accts---O. b. Steele of Union.
State Treasurer, ". c. Pipes of E. FeIiciana
Attorney General. W. Fl. Rogers of Orleans
eupt. of Pub. Ed. ------.---Wm ID. JACK
q. S. SENATORS
Jas. D. sustis.-----.-.. ----oi orleans
r. L. { bison. .......-......- Orleans.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice Edw. Bermudez. OF Orleans.
ASSOCIATE : -. A. Break. of Iberia
!" G. Z, Fenner. Gf Orleans.
s. ID. Mcrnery. OF Ouachlta
Il" l.. B. Watkins. Red River.
CIRCUIT Co1--oF APPEALS. Fifth Circuit.
R.T. Beaa:egard-........of St. BfTnara'
II. d. Smith 1890. ..---of st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN, Bird Congressional Dist.
Andrew Pnce..--..--------of Lalouiche
DIST. JUDG S, Doth. Jud. Dist.
TAYLOR Peattie. ..........Waiter Guion-
Dist. Attorney..--.....L P. Caillouet.
Path OFFICERS
Representatiyes:... .Leonidas Troselair.
u. Telemaque Badeaux-
Coronar ......Dr. John GazZo.
Clerk of Court........J. ". knobloch
sher;H P. E. Lorio
Printer and Treasurer r. Samoan
Assessor. -. io'PSi
Returning Officer . .-...H. !. 1saSaa'
POLICE JURORS.
-. Q T. Cr;Samora. Ino. s. SppIy,
l.. r. Gaude. F. Barril eadx, J. 3. Bour-
geois, Frank Christian. O. Lepine, HamIl
ton Ayo. Louis Lerille. Frank PARA.
Jerk Police Jury, II. \. Coulon,
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist. No. lie. L. Morvant. j. E. Coulon
and j. B. S. Mire.
Dist. No. John McCullah, j. L. braud
and Ne. Bourg.
Dist, Ne. IS. Folse, j. Guedry and Wal
ace Lefort-
Dist. No. &C. A. Cls1-et. o. TouPs and
P. PARA.
Dist. No. 81. A. Troselair. D. Caueienne
Dist No. 6-U. Prestenbaeh. P. Toups and
o LepIne.
Dist. No. &c. s. Mathews. Z. Fo.et and
a.. AYo.
Dist. No. SIS. Bourg. J Foret ao4 J. T..
adeaux.
hist. No. 9.-Paul Letort, VALERIE Gaedry
and Est. Savsie.
Diat. No. lo-Ln n BeTgeron. Leufrny
Eail.!e and O. Thibouaux.
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Smiths Hotel
Main st. Houma, La.
e. p. SMITH. Proprietor.
Billiards, Liquors and Choice Cigars
DALWAYS ON HANDa

@-On American and European plan. large
airy rooms for families and Commercial Trav-
eiers. Special attention given to Private Din
ners. Transportation of passengers free.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19
IDAHO.

The census enumerators i'm the jumpers
of Idaho report that the loss of stock is
about 65 per cent, but the people are a
hardy and brave class and are putting up
hay to guard against similar calamities in
future.
August % is the date fixed by the repub-
licans for holding their state convention
TO meet at Boise City. The convention
will consist Of 10 delegates. All district
and judicial nominations will be made AT
the state convention. Ex-Delegate Dubois
arrived from Washington Monday morn.
ing, and was received by the republicans
all along the route as he journeyed
through Idaho with an enthusiasm which
clearly proves that he is recognized as the
leader of his party. All agree that Shoup
must be nominated for governor. Judge
Sweet will be nominated for congress
with but little opposition.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19
THE TWO DAKOTAS.

An active anti-horse thief association is
doing business in Clark county.
There are 1867 members of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen in South Da-
kota.
II is estimated that the Black Hills will
cast 10000 votes at the coming election.
Henry Bentner, 14-year-old Crow Lake
boy, let horse fall into a well, and
rather than face his father he hanged him.
self.
North Dakota's candidate for admission
TO West Point failed to pass examination
and the alternate declined TO enter, hence
that state has no representative at West
Point this year.
Ella Pededro, aged IL, of Forest City
died the other day after an illness of seven
years. She was afflicted with a peculiar
ailment, her skin at intervals turning
black and then gradually fading 10 its
natural color.
An old-timer at Deadwood who occas-
ionally fills up on red liquor, has for the
past ten years on the Fourth of July fired
n volley over the grave of Wild Bill. This
year he was too drunk TO perform the
usual operation.
Judge Kinyon Of Plankinton Is the sole
owner of q peculiar town site. Three
years ago two prairie dogs took up their
abode in the judges pasture. Being the
first he had ever seen he would not allow
the boys TO kill them. They laid out a
town. which has ever since been on con.
tinual boom, and at n census taken the
other day IL was found that the population
has now reached fully 500.
A $40 bill of the wildcat" description
issued before the late war ON the Iowa
State bank, was raked up in this city the
other day, says the Pierre Free Press. II
was dated 1857 and had laid in seclusion
some 30 years. OF course the possessoI
supposed the bank TO which it belonged
had long since failed, but upon showing
il to the cashier OF one of our banks lac
stated that the old wildcat Iowa bank had
not "busted" when the balance of them
did during the period il was issued, but
was still in existence and had been ma
tionalized since. So the old bill has beer
sent on its way with some prospect Of il,
being redeemed.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19

relations with soldiers. servants and
children, as a man of refinement and
gentleness, OF domestic tastes, and a
scholar.
Since the fatal battle OF the Little Big
Horn. where General Custer met his death
June ri, ls16, Mrs. Custer has made her
home IN New York city, where she has
been engaged In literary work and phil.
anthropic work, in hospital work in par
ticular. She mentions IL as a matter of
surprise that so few have undertaken 10
chronicle the important and thrilling
events of frontier life. Captain King, OF
Milwaukee,, and herself are almost the
only ones who are occupying that field Of
literature.
The Indian wars are becoming q thing
OF the past. The great buffalo herds are
no more, the frontier il rapidly passing
away, and a teeming population has been
ushcred in, and so we say, all honor To
those who recount the lives and deeds of
the brave pioneers who led the way for
the oncoming of our vast civilization.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19
WASHINGTON.

Curley Alexander of Kent was acci-
dentally shot by boy named Tyler while
on a fishing trip on the Green river near
Slaughter.
Miss Matte A. Bridges. well known
throughout the Northwest as an elocution-
ist and lecturer who now resides al What
com. was given a spoonful of laudanum
by her son Mathew. by mistake for other
medicine. The mistake was quickly rem
eded and no serious results ensued.
Miss Nellie Chiodo committed suicide at
the Brevort house, on the corner of Wash
ington and Fifth streets, Seattle. wedncs-
day morning by taking dose of Rough
ON Rats" The direct cause OF the rash
deed is unknown. 1t is supposed. however.
that il was the result of depressed spirits.
brought about by protracted spree. dur
ing which she had trouble with her hus-
band. Mrs. Chiodo's husband is proprie-
tor Of the Breyort house and Of the sa-
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19

loon beneath Il. He is an Italian, but his
wife was Irish, they having been living to
gether as man and wife for two years, al.
though they have only been married q
short time. For the past five or six days
Mrs. Chiodo has been under the influence
Of liquor most of the time. Tuesday
morning she asked her servant for a pair
OF scissors and attempted to sever the
arteries OF her wrist. The servant
screamed for assistance, and the danger
ous article was taken from her.
II. H. Boardman. a Newark, N. j., detec-
tive is at Whatcom looking for man
named Alfred Boulware, who was until a
few months ago bookkeeper for large
retail dry goods store I'm that citv. Mr..
Boardman says he is not here for the pur-
pose OF arresting Boulware, who is known
to be on Puget sound, his wife having set
tied the defalcation with his employers,
but for the purpose OF serving papers or
getting to his consent his wife's divorce,
proceedings for which have been insti-
tuted.
A revenue official at Tacoma states that
smuggling operations upon a large scale
are being carried on through Ellensburgh.
Opium is the principal article of the Illicit
Kootenai trail from the British lines and
shipped eastward. Smuggling is regular
ly carried on at Tacoma, though upon a
very small scale, and with such extreme
care and watchfulness as to render proof
well nigh impossible. At Ellensburgh,
however. there is less restraint, since
there is neither deputy United States
marshal or customs collector at that
point. Barrel after barrel of opium pass
es into that city over the Kootenai trail.
Particulars of horrible crime commit
ted on the coast Of Alaska have been re-
ceived at Port Townsend on the steam
cutter Francis Cutting. First Engineer
Devere of the steam schooner Jen-
ME, killed his assistant, name un-
known, by knocking him senseless and
then throwing the body into the moving
machinery. The limbs and body were
horribly mangled and the right arm
crushed when assistance arrived. The
Jennie was lying i'm port preparing to sail
TO some other cannery, and the captain
and the first officer were ashore. The
company's physician amputated the arm
and few hours later the man died. The
murderer escaped in one OF the ships
boats down the coast several miles and
secured passage on the Francis Cutting
for Port Townsend. Only meager partic-
ulars of the murder were received prior to
the departure of the vessel. Before the
officers of the steamer reported the affair
TO the authorities here the murderer had
escaped. The murdered man was the
only support OF n widowed mother and
two sisters i'm San Francisco.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19
Building Up the Town.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
"Wben we came to this town." writes a
Georgia editor, "it was little more than a
water tank, but now the very best whisky
i'm the country in sold here, and there are
ten moonlight stills in active operation in
the county. A newspaper is power for
good In any community"
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-19
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
WEST BETHEL.

4 Merry Christmas to the Democrat
aud all its readers, the brigade included.
The present seeker. arr out Ia forcc
mott outstanding the Trro weather.
>lslghing l. tr-t class and the nsgs
move hriskly soon bringing the driver
Ia some - our many shops where be can
pufgle hi brain over deciding What Ia
buy Zoe the baby aud friends.
Mr.. 4. :. B.an L. al IN. hospital Ia
Portland under medical treatment.
4. :. Bean lately purchas-i four
horse. In Boston for t.amlng purposes,
Que pair fi1e grays tipplng the tram al
no pounds.
The mump. silll llng-r In D.. rayson
Grover. family. lie !. liable Ia D. last
though not least.
The party ~ hunters from Oxford
departed last Monday from Mason With
thru. deer.
4 f.mlly'B..r TIL. place represent
four generations. an aged couple, sou
and wife, grandson sni Wife. wlth q lit
tic great granddaughter, all good enough
sooinows
SEVERAL % the farmers aud lumbcrmen
In this Nicinity save money by buying
and frrighting pro,cndcr from south
Pah. and Norway. w, right.
y. =. Mains has .old oDe ~ his horses.
Mr.. Charlie. u. smith I. very feeble
~ late. has b--n . great sufferer sni
coufnsSi mostly to the house for several
years. IL IA. the sympathy ~ his many
irisni. In his Affections.
4 late letter from kansss friend
rvJ,ort. The IN health ~ AlonSo j. Grover,
Esq.. native 81 Bethel. lie owns .
large stock farm. containing one square
mile - land. and u breeding hnc cat
tie. assisted by hls sous.
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wesY pAa,a

w. n. Parker Of Bethel Me-, who ha'
been slck number Of wceks With fcve'
L. better and ls visiting friends In TILL
place.
Christmas passed on quietly there ws'
no village tire this year aud but few
family trees.
Many Of our people have been visiting
or entertaining company this week.
A heavy snow storm Friday night,
which interfeers much With trshc; the
trains arc all late.
Mr.. white of Canton, Me-. IL st work
for n. Curtis shooting horses.
IIesekish fsrrar aud bride have act
M house keeping In the house lately
purchased of Chs.. Durham on Maple
Strcet.
Mr.. Berry Ia. rented Mrs. u. T..
Curtis house on Maple Street.
bryant, the postmaster, has lately put
In few lock boxes. lie believes In I'm
pro,ements.
\. l.. stuart aud Miss Gertle swan
were united In marriage "Wednesday even
Ing. Mr.. stuart has ftt~i up . rent of
rooms In Mrs. Cianln's house. lie Il q
steady, industriou. young man. We ex-
tend Ia them our b~-t wishes.
W. ~. Young 90 this place and LIME =.
Nevers 10 Norway were united In mar
risgr Monday, dec. 2snd, at Norway.
We understand they are io reside In this
place.
Mr.. Calvin Bisbcc aud family of Bethel
were In the place Friday.
Prof. Bsiemsn IL delivering some good
lectures but they are not very literally
pstronifc,i, u being . busy week With
the public. ~ the Professor wanted q full
house be would have done we'll Ia have
waited few week. before be made us
,isit.
VIM. Tubb. ~ Minneapolis, MINI, Mrs.
Chs.. Hart and .on, ~ Linden Mass,
and Mr.. I.ebekah shuli,, are stopping
At the hotel.
Mr.. Tucker. son George, 81 Boston. IL
al HON. for few days.
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lOvEll

Christmas trees and festivities abound.
I'm. al West Lowell, one at =. u. Man
sou. at No. 4, Que At the village and one
In connection with the Congregational
Circle al th. town house; all Thursday
evening. There wss . gocdly gathering
AZ the village church; rccitaiions, sing
Ing aud tablesux. With t~o Christmas
trs.. The town house at the Centre
VA. well filled aud the tree MAS loaded
with fDe presents. Miss Mabel Parker
received fine gold watch and j. n. u.
Vance WAS presented With . beautiful
book by friends In this vicinity.
Mrs.. Nellie Eastman IL sick with neu-
rslgia In the face.
Mrs. A. y. Horr has been qaite alex
lately.
stephen Coffin has sold HE farm At
North Lowell 10 Mrs.. Esther Garcelon
and has bought the farm OF Dean ~.
Andrews ct the Centre.
Porter and Hadley Remission with two
teams are drawing pine for Joseph
smith To keaysr Pond.
WIN Chandler IL drawing pine for G.
X. Chapman.
The Christian Circle gave . supper
and sale of articles nj the town house on
Tuesday evening. \ good number was
In attendance and they cleared nearly
twenty dollars.
w. X. Bemis u 70 have . New Years
bali ss tn American House.
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GREENWOOD.

IN. non-app-annc. ~ our card last
week can h. explained In one word
snow bound.
"sun enter. Capricoruu.. Winter be-
gins" ~ .aid the almanac last sunday.
the si.t. bat What va. u Tor hrrc week.
prior Ca that time. Ne ask.
III. snow l. nov Il inchc. deep In the
woods. the roads badly drilled aud the
travelling hard.
Harry Cole got nj. harnesses AMI slsSis
together preparatory "a u.lng hi. two
horses, aud going out Ia the barn IN the
morning found one ~ them 40 nearly
dead that be died soon after.
We are under obligations. to lbTic u.
Whitman, Bryant's Pond. for the Dec.
number 81 the ln,alid'. Visitor. II u.
veil fillcd with choic. prose and poetry,
aud ~hat I. ~ special Interest Ia III.
writer u contain. an obituary 81 her
angel mother, Mr.. stephen Rove, writ
ten by her daughter, Mrs. whitman.
She VAS q school teacher In her younger
DAYS, a. was also her mother; aud al
though shc Ia. bccn an Invalid for quite
a number of years, shc has not forgotten
how to handle the pen.
Last sabbath We listened to &. \.
Brook.' di.clour.. on hl. remarkable
cure In answer Ia prayer, q. formerly
announced. lie went back Ia hl. child
hood. and gave many details ~ bl. .plr-
l,ual life. how the Lord had dealt With
him all the way along, Oh. whole story
occupying a,,out % minutes. We n"esi
not wonder that TIL. apparently mlrsc-
ulou. cure Ia. created good deal 81
gossip, since human nsiur. 10 very mnei,
the same a. u always Ia. been, ani Viii
d. "a the end ~ the chapter. Mr.. Brook.
resumed hi. school q week ago last Mon
day. and "a all appraranc. la hi. usual
health.
Dec. a5th, clear aud sharp with temper
allure al :.
A merry Christmas Ia all.