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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-17

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-17
PERSONAL.

Jesse Rapley was in town over Sun
day.
w. II. Palmer was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
ID. Mills made hurried trip to Port
Huron Monday.
Rev. }. j. Ticllner returned Tuesday
morning to Yale.
Attorney w. Cowing went to Port
Huron Wednesday.
Jennie Murray. of Melvin. was in the
village last Saturday.
Meta Bell returned home today
much improved in health.
Editor Drake. Of the Democrat, went
to Brown City on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Francis went to
Port Huron on Wednesday.
Atty VIM. GOwan left on the east
bound train Tuesday morning.
John Holden and Jerry Paisley were
in Port HuroA on Wednesday.
Frank Newell, who has been absent
about year, returned Monday.
Mrs DR.. Ney went to Saginaw Tues
day for a stay of week or two.
Roy Francis and wife. of Port Huron,
visited in the village last Sunday.
G. c. Carter, of Armada. was the
guest of Jas. A. MenzieS Tuesday.
Emerson Holmes passed through the
village Tuesday on his way to Peck.
Anna Rix went to Port Huron Tues
day evening to remain during the win
ter.
Richard Lankin, one of our hustling
carpenters. went to Port Huron Tues
day.
DR.. j. a. Watson, of Brown City,
was in the village last Wednesday eve
ming.
Supervisor Hodgins is in Port Huron
attending the annual meeting of the
Board
William and Susie Detwiler. both of
Berlin Ont, are the guests of Mrs. Geo.
w. Bell.
Doughty Middleton and Will Mener-
ey left Monday for Alpena. to engage
in numbering.
The Misses Eliza and Nora Sullivan
went to Detroit on Tuesday for tenn
porary sojourn.
Samuel Levagood, Of Ionia made the
EXPosIToR Office pleasant and profit
able call Friday,
W. r. Gillett and wife spent few
days this week with friends at Grand
Trunk Junction.
Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Gilbert,
friends of Mrs w. w. Cowing, left for
Detroit Wednesday.
NJ. f. Bronson and wife, now at
Croswell, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r.
Beecher on Saturday.
Lincoln Avery, candidate on the
Republican ticket for Prosecuting At
torney, was in the village Saturday.
The young people of the place are
sorry to learn that Tena Brown has
gone to Port Huron to stay for some
time.
Mrs Jos. II. Williams and four child
rem, of Logan township Ogemaw Co.
visited with VIM. Williams the past
week.
Allen and Hiram Snider, of Bay City.
have been visiting their mother and
other friends in this place during the
week.
VIM. Cooper. who has been engaged
in the Flax Mill for some time past.
went to Baden Ont. Tuesday for
brief stay.
Casson Stonehouse confesses he is
not greatly in favor of bachelor life
and went to Evergreen Thursday to
return with his wife.
Mrs James Livingston, of Baden,
Ont. who has been making brief Wis
it with Mrs. James Mccall, returned to
her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jonas Snider, of Merriam, who
has been making brief stay with her
sister Mrs. John Steenburg of this place
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. S. b. Sommers went to Jeddo
Tuesday as candidate, from our new
ly organized w. G. II. T., to attend a
convention of the association there.
Ambro Bettes. of Newberry U. F.,
visited his mother and other friends
here the first of the week. He has just
returned from an extended trip through
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-17
HARVEY TAPPAN.
Attorney for assignee.
MORTGAGES SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions OF
certain mortgage dated August 10Th, 1885, and
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
OF st. Clair county, Michigan, in ber A. OF Mort
cages on page Il, on August end 1885, at 80,
=. M, executed by John ID. Grinnell and his wife
Rebecca Grnnell, whereby the power of sale in
said mortgage has become operative. and there
Is claimed to be due at date hereof the sum of
four hundred and ten dollars and ten cents
(Sil0.l0) of principal and interest, and in addi-
ton an attorney fee OF fifteen dollars (Sl5).
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
be fOreclOsed by a sale OF the mOrtgaged premi-
SEES ut public auction to the highest bidder ut the
front door of the City hall, in the city of Port
Huron, that being the place for holding the Cir
cut Court for said county. on Nov. 9th 1890 at
one o'clock p. M, to satisfy the amount due on
said mOrtage, together with costs of this fore
closure, no suit or proceedings having been lnsti-
tuted nc law or IN equity To recover said amounts.
Said mortgaged premises are described as fol-
lows as shown by said mortgage: Lots numbers
thirty-eight, (SS) and thirty-nine 800 OF block
number hye(5l of the village of BrOckway Cen
ire, MARY Whites addiuOn) together with
buildings, machinery, and tools belonging to
foundry business.
Dated tins 4th day of August, 1890.
JOSEPH EFFRICK,
HARVEY TAPPAN, Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgagee 1913
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-17
Election Notice.
SHERIFF's OFFICE. ST.. CLAIR Co,
Porn HURON. Mich. Sep. 10. 1900

\
To the Electors of st. Clair County:
You are hereby notified that at the next gen
eral election, to be held on the Tuesday succeed
ing the first Monday of November next. the fol-
lowing officers are TO be elected, viz:
A Governor.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A Secretary of State.
An Auditor General.
A State Treasurer
A Commissioner OF the State Land ONCE.
An Acknowledgement.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
A Member OF the State Board of Education in
place of james NJ. Balou whose term of office
VIII expire December 3lst, 1890.
Also; an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court 10 MI the vacancy caused by the death of
James ". Campbell. The term of Office for
which said Supreme Justice To be elected will
expire December 3lst, 1895
A Representative In Congress for the 9TH Con
gressiOnal District of the State TO which sand
county Is attached.
Also Senator in the State Legislature for the
18TH Senatorial District composed of the Coun-
ties OF Macomb and st. Clair.
Also Representative In the State Legislature
Tor each OF the LIST and end Representative Dis
tricts into which said County lsdivlded.
Also the following County Oflicers for said
County:
A Sheriff.
A County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
Register of Deeds
A Prosecuting Attorney
County surveyor.
Two Circuit Court Commissioners.
Two COrOners
You are also hereby notified that at said
General Election voters will be requested to
vote upon "A proposition for a convention for a
general revision of the Constitution of this
Acts of 1889 GEORGE. b. MANN
2l-25 Sheriff.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made i'm the conditions OF
u mortgage dated April 18th, 1873, and recorded
in the office Of the Register OF Deeds of St. Clair
county, Michigan, In liber 20 OF mortgages, page
80, April 10Th, 1873, mt D. M, executed by
William Heath and his wife Anna Heath
10 George Bradshaw and by him assign
ed TO Hugh Smith, sand assignment being
recorded in liber As of mortgages; said mortgage
being again assigned by Hugh Smith, by his at
tOrney In fact, George Bradshaw, to Ephraim 4.
Bowman, and the assignment thereof recorded
i'll liber OF assignment OF mortgages, page 24G;
whereby the power Of sale i'm said mortgage has
become operative, and there Is claimed to be
due at date hereof the sum of five hundred and
ten dollars (S5i0) of principal and interest and in
addition an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars
(S25).
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
be fOreclOSed by a sale of the mOrtgaged premi-
SEES ut public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door of the city hail. in the city of Port HUI
ron, that being the place for holding the circuit
court for said county, October 30th 1890 at one
O'Clock y. H., to satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage, together with costs of this foreclosure
no suit or proceedings having been instituted at
law or In equity TO recover said amounts.
said mOrtgaged premises are described as fol-
lows: The east half % of the southwest quar-
ter % OF section thirty-twO 1927, town eight (s)
north, range sixteen Q6) east, containing eighty
acres, more Orless
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1890.
EPHRAIM T.. BOWMAN,
HARVEY TAPPAN. Assignee.
Attorney for assignee. II
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
SALE OF LAND

(" Under and BY virtue of a Decree of the Supe-
rior Court OF Mecklenbqrg county made IN an
action pending therein, wherein John L. Rea,G L.
e: McAulaY and Others are plaintiffs, and Dewitt
Walisce and Annie Wallace are defendants,
Will sell at public auction at the Court House
door In Charlotte, on Monday, the 9th day of
january, 1891, o valuable Tract of Land in Pro,
,vidence township. Mecklenburg county, known
as the Mile Place" on the Providence Road,
about eight miles from Charlotte, adjoining the
lands Of John P. McGnnis and others. and con-
tains $50 Acres .-.IIr- a. ~.
All of said Land formerly belonged to Green
L. Rea, deceased. and is TO be sold for partition.
Terms -One-fifth cash balance payable il
twelve months. shi" W.. C. MAXWELL sA
Dec. 3. 1890. huE 6w an Commissioner. !,
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
North Carolina history.

The State Chronicle at Raleigh renews
the appeal to the people of the State to
aid in securing the "Chair of History"
at the State University al Chapel Hill.
We wish to add in this connection that
DIR. X. P. Battle, President of the Uni.
versity, on his last visit here in behalf Of
the endowment made very favorable
impression in regard to the end and aims
of that important work. The plan, in "a
word, is to organize the department of
History and State Literature into a
number of branch heads and subjects, and
seek to assign one or more specialists to
each. For instance the whole subject of
the :" Regulators War" would be put
into the hands of one or two special
writer's. So of the Mecklenburg Declare,
ton. On the other hand, the broader
topics of the first immigration, the Indian
wars, and educational movements might
be divided, or referred to committee of
several and by them sub. divided.
1t would be seen at glance that this
method would set to work the whole his
toric life and energies of our people
alike among students, writers, and the
"curious."
Special provision would also be made
for Library of History" collection
of art, and museum of relics and an
tiquities. ".'' i ."- ."
So impressed were our people here in
Charlotte with the great value and im>
portance of this move that they re.
sponded quite literally to DR.. Battles
call for aid, and he got several hundred
dollars in subscriptions, mostly by
alumni of the University, but one public
spirited gentleman who had never en-.
joyed the blessings of liberal education,
gladly put down his $50. .........
1t only remains for all who have the
name and fame of our good old State
sincerely at heart to come at once to
the rescue and make the "Chair of
History" complete success. '' .
Here, too, we would again appeal to
Gov. Fowle TO impress this matter, also,
on the coming Legislature and make
assurance doubly sure. The time has
come when "leading men must really
lead. The people themselves are ready
ifonly public men could learn to throw
themselves forward in oil greatJ advance
movements.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Dss, 4, 1880.

e, Good Middling Cotton s.S5 cents per pound,
Middling go, Low Middling 81, Stains ~
to g. Receipts for the week about 900 bales.
y Flour from country mills, $2.25 to $3.50 per
sack. r. 49,. -
Corn 20 cents per bushel; Meal 70 cents.
Irish Potatoes 80 cents per bushsl.l Ts 81 5fgs.
Sweet Potatoes Is to 30 cents per bushel.
Onions 81 per bushel.v
Western Bacon SIDES from stores, 6A cents
per pound.
= Fresh Country iBatteF u TO 20 bcepta per
pound. sTrllilEW VL4FEq grifg..t -.g. n
Chickens l6 to % cents each. 20 I
tRggs20 cents pen dozsn!I
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
VAR kfRD! sasa $ I

- In this county, Paw Greek township. ON The
s7th ult, Mr. j. Todd ana Miss Vioia Dunn
: y AT aunterssille, on the 97th inst, Mr. WIN.
henson and Misc Ellen Hunter ~ asf-7 ;
In Iredell county, onIthe 9Th ult. Mr. VIC.
4cAnlay OF HunteFsyille, and Miss Edna Watts.
daughter of Ex-Sherif Watts. "~'''' -'
AZ Fort nill, G.. on the Both plt. by the Rev
Miss Maggie J. Armstrong, all Of Charlotte. n. g.
In Ocala, Florida, recently, Mr. Evans Archer
ana Miss Caroline Hall, daughter of Mr. John r.
haA, formerly OF Charlotte l,s1t4 ;avns.4 ,-sfli.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05


Tax Collector Torrance has paid % Comfy
Treasurer Mcclintock the sum OF saoO4o. the
public school fund for Mecklenburs county.
DR.. G. A. Misenheimer has been elected Elder
In the Lutheran Church in place OF Capt. w.
A. Barrier, deceased. J. q: Willis and r. A.
McNeight were elected Deacons. id gut - ii
+ The inquisition of idiocy in the case Of Mr.. R.
W.Knox, the jury found that Mr.. Knox was
capable Of managing his own affairs, and he il,
thesefore, released from the care of guardian.
The new county Board of Education win
consist Of two new members, W. T. Berryhill
and Capt. ]. n. Davis. together with Mai. s. W..
Reid, who has been on II for . number Of years.
The newly elected Board Of County Commits
sioners met hast Monday and organized BY elecI
ting B. g. Meore chairman. Mr.. Moore Il a GOOD
farmer and will make an efficient and accenf.ble
officer. go s''.''E i"+' .fT Sl- h''2 ''
q, Capt. T. Il. Vail has served in the official
capacity as chairman Of the Board well and salts.
factory for eighteen years. ..'.-.''''..', L
The Board accepted bonds Of the county OH.
GERS as follows: - I'M. ..,'.''
McClintock, county treasurer, $4,000.
Sureties. r N White. Jno P Hunter Jno r. Nor
ris, Query. ] Spencer and Z Wolfe II
b McCintock, school fund custodian $50, :
GOO Sureties r Cochran. 9 IL Wolfe, w r
Grifhth. VIM d Vandever, Jas n Davis. - > b
Jas n Morrow. clerk Of Superior Court &c.
600. with Jno w Miller and w W Ward az
bondsmen. '"'4 '-.' "a T. - =
at Smith, sheriff, 81 o,ooo, bondsmen A /
Boyd. y Hunter, w Query, ] T Alexander.
] g Smith. Geo Hall; Fl Sadler and Jas r
winners. 4Eat mjd >aIaal- at- .a.it -IfaoI
Thos Ross Robertson, clerk Criminal court
$1,000; bondsmen VIM Johnston, and W F.
y W Cobb. register Of deeds, 5000. bonds.
men, j r Erwin, John 81 McAden - :
- A Spratt, surveyor, 81 ,OcG; bondsmen 81 D
Stowe and W Berryhill, '''' h'-.Et ~.''IH .
IB MagiIl, constable, $500; bondsmen J @
Long T K Ms2ill
q Irwin. constable, $500; bondsmen, Med
Arledge, D NJ Rigler. s',..l.'77: -
j @ Black, constable, Long Creek, $500: bonds
men W Little and AN Hinson. HIM -.
M Harkey, constable Morning Star. $500.
bondsmen 7 Barrett, E j Fuuderbufk. 3-'hf
e o Johnston. constable. Paw Creek; $500;
bondsmen Jno Beatty, W = Todd.
W B Caldwell, constable, Mallard Creek, $500;
bondsmen w Brown, P G Henderson,
j. "At last, I can eat good square meal without
Its distressing me r. was the grateful exclamstion
Of one whose appetite had been restored by the
use OF Ayers sarsaparills, after years of dys-
peptic misery. A teaspoonful OF this extract
before each meal sharpens the appetite
The correctness of the maxim nothing sue
ceeds like success is well exemplifed in Ayers
The most successful combination
Of Alternatives and tonics, it always succeeds in
curing diseases of the blood, and hence its won
derful popularity. I'LL IL LII
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

20 SENATOR VANCE is very much dissatis-
fed with the census of North Carolina.
He says the latest returns from. the cen.
sus Office falls 15o, goo short Of what he is
convinced is the actual population Of the
State. afa-- ag-H Ca-f :
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

Under and by virtue OF power contained Ia two
Trust Deeds and q Mortgage registered re-
spectively in Book %. page 500; Book IS, page
,Mecklenburg county. we will sell at public
auction at the county Court House door, at i2
o'clock M. on Monday, January 3, 1891. the
tract Of Land in Sharon Township, Mecklen-!
burg county. on McAichaefs Creek, adjoining
the lands of j. G.. Brown, B J. Ferguson, D.
p. Lee, ]. L. Brothers, Chas Brown and others,
being the land whsteon P. ]. Russell now lives
and more particularly described Ia said Mort
cages, containing 100 Acres more or less. 2. iI4
Terms-Cash. bcHs,I u92En .HA ~F-aIz ia
-. A. BURWELL, Trustee 10 q
..t ii. q W. s. FLENNIKEN, Mortgage
, n. ,ooC g. H. DULs. Trustee. zd 90 ba
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
THE CoRBIN DISK HARROW

Is the best Farming Implement in the world.
No other Implement will do as great q variety
OF work. There is not q shadow of doubt that
the Corbin Disk Harrow Is the most profitable
Implement that has ever been offered to the
Farming world II you have neighbor who
owns one, ask him about it. I am willing to
leave my reputation as to the above assertions In
his hands. Any question about the Implement
will be answered promptly. Write for prices =
am Sole Agent for Mecklenburg county, N.
G. Do you want Land Roller can fix you
up If you do. ,.-.'2' %
go Iua ',7a" SAM NJ }GRIST, n
Dec. 5. 1890. -.o} s.y.- Yorkville, b. G. -
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

The Presidents Message was read in
both Houses Of Congress on Monday last.
He opposes free coinage, advocates reeip-
rocity, stands up for McKinley's bill and
urges the passage of the Force bill. The
great length Of the message precludes our
publishing in fun, only those questions Of
Importance and interest are here pre-.
sented.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

The article ".The State Pensions" pub
lished in last weeks DEMOCRAT should
have been credited to the Raleigh
Chronicle. The fact of occurring in the
DEMooRAr is proof that mistakes will
happen in the best p ID aa .iaa
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

THE State Board of Education, at, a
regular meeting in Raleigh, put Mrs.
spencer's First Steps in North Carolina
History" revised edition, on the State
list of public school books, to be used in
all the public schools of the State. The
publishers are Messrs. A. Williams & Go.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

W. WE see from an exchange that Mai.
% in' A. hearne will commence the publi-
cation of the Pilot at Winston on the 18th
twelve pages. - =" "eeA'y o'
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

BY virtue of Decree of the Superior Court
OF Mecklenburg. county, in Special Proceedings
entitled d. L., Williamson and wife and others
against Nancy Sharpe, Thomas Sharpe, Lester
sharpe and Others, we viii sell at public auc-
ton at the" court House door in the city Of
Charlotte. N. c., on Monday. January 9th,
1891. at ID O'Clock. M; tt3 v...I d5ra2 i i
/. The 81 Acre Tract of Land situate in said
county adjoining the lands of Sarah Mckinney,
Alexander and others and which was conveyed
to Jas. Sharpe by j. L Orr by Deed recorded
in Book 6S, page IL. Registers Office, Mecklen-
burg county, to which Deed references is hereby
made. y - -. ..-r.s ia. {, sf Ys.,-.s.. g
2-So much of the AZ Acre Tract of Land
in said county adjoining the lands of Lee Man
con, VIM and Rabb Johnston, D L William
son and Barnett. and formerly owned by JAS
and d G Sharpe-as is not assigned, appor-
toned and allotted to the heirs at law of d
Sharpe. -' '- LIS .''-. '''"
Terms-One-hah cash, balance 10 months,
bond with approved security. Purchasers may
anticipate payment on day Of sale: $.
E. T. CANSLER,
q. H. DULS,
Dec. 5, 1890. 4w Commissioners.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

AH' j. L. RAMSEY, associate editor of
sn0 progressive Farmer, goes to Sails.
WaIob WY 10 take editorial charge of the
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
OI 3 D.

In this county, at Matthews, on the 1st inst.
Dr. Van Bell, aged 90 years 80 e. 80 7fif
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

PRoF. W. A. BLAIR, of Winston. has
been elected member of the New York
Academy of Political Science.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
! no. CE n TRAL. ai igsl
TONsoRIAE SALOON

Central Hotel Barber Shop il is the most eiegantb
in thecity. Easy, smooth shavers. stylish hair
cuts. thorough shampoos.- Only the best BarberS
employed. .e. -.gel r. .CaCANTX.t.sr
Oct 8, 1880.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
POrter's Census.

1t Is time for Charlotte to arise and throw of
the CALLING yoke of Census Superintendent Robt
+. Porter and scream, in loud screams, for liber-
y. What has Porter done? He has returned
The mortuary blanks to the enumerators of that
city for revision, saying that the statistics as re-
turned by the enumerators do not show enough
oead people in proportion to the population. The
idea This confirms the suspicion that Porter
notion OF q census is one that counts the dead
and leaves the living to count themselves -Ashe-
ell" CEt,zen.
superintendent Porter has denied to the
people of New York, Texas, and other de-
mocratic States; the right of equal repre-
Sentation in Congress and the electoral col
iege. There is pronounced feeling among
the people all over the country that the
Federal census has been enormously taken
and purposely erroneous for political rea
SONS Porter's earnest solicitude to have
correct census of the dead is, they will
HUI ngure out gain in the electoral col
iege 10 the apportionment bill, which the
Republicans will pass this winter.
WE received a call from another vete.
ran whose subscription ante dates the
name DEMOCRAT. Mr.. W. E. Garrison in
renewing bis subscription last Monday
informed us he was subscriber when
this paper was called " Hornet Nest and
true Southron in 1860. In referring tc
our files we find L. Badger was editor al
tnaC tIme Mr.. Garrison has abidino
lalth In the CHARLOTTE DEMOCRAT, be il
20 years old and wishes US to consider
him life long subscriber.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05
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The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-12-05

The preparation of the general appropriation
bills should be conducted with The greatest care
and the closest scrutiny Of expenditures. Ap-
propriations should be adequate to the needs of
the public service, but they should be absolutely
free from prodigality. /<L#E
I venture to again remind you that the brief
time remaining for the consideration of theim-
portant legislation now awaiting your attention
offers no margin for waste. If the present
duty is discharged with diligence fidelity and
courage, the work Of the Fifty first Congress
may be confidently submitted to the eonsid-
crate judgment Of the people.
81 BENJAMIN HARRISON.