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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
MR. LocKE Yor oN rIlE rrIrroXIcs rIER.

To the Ed tor OF 7 he T r bunr.
Sir: In your paper Issued to-day Is paragraph
TO the effect that the arrival of the Teuionlc on
Thursday n cabin passenger met me and handel me
a small package, with which ,tar,d t. 20 away. brt
was stopped and made f. give NJ ia" pachare.
now beg to state that DID not meet ih' Trutone,
nor 20 Ter p'cr, not expecting 10 meet any one
by her Consequently nothing ina, been taken from
me- though ! understand from other plp"rs that thrr3
was Il bl-is Tor the story in seizure from some
other person Of package With which my name las
been conaoctcd but which not intended for me.
nor sent 10 me- by my home Office. Pleas. Oblgc NE
Ly the Insertion Of this letter. louis truly.
New YORK, Dec. "a. 1882. FRANK LOCKE.
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. ifE TRlDt ri
Ep-oWu once,
80 NroadraN. "a DOR north Ot 81 at-st.
Advertiser euts ant Subscriptions
rc,c.Nrc tier. unti - O'c.OlA y. Ia
AT BRhN' n OFFICES.
Advcrt. a"nc'i. received 1T regular Office
rs."s untll : p. H.. VIZ.
3Ji shave. -. e.. coz. ~ -ad-st.
L. tt'-Ile, CO.. l-,h--t.
TO- t0'.nnbu--aNe., near West OSth-st.
LOG West 32d-st.. near Otn-aNe.
20 West lft.--t, near 1th-dyc.
2S1 West 42d-s-.. het 9TH and Sth aNGs
1871 fth.ayr. cor. Iith-St.
1885 3l-aye.. b-tween Oh and Gsth SIS.
80 1T f,. lsftcrn 15'h and 7Oth sts.
I .12G 3d-ave.. near jlst-St.
TuS lst-aNe., near Sj'h-st.
$50 3d.aVe.. corilcr i1th-st.
5ji 3G.aY'.. r"ar iast =, th-st
- Avenue A. hctN "nn 81 and IN So.
Il Claa'-,t. end iJ7 Divis!on-st.
$40 Chlrch.st, bct warren and cham
urf- ~.
32Y H,cfrkrr.Sf.. ncor ChTstophcr-st.
i59 Fast 47th->t., corner Hl-etc.
20 East i-d--t, near Madlson-aNe'
. col 3d.ave.. bet. 18th aud ll3,h SIS.
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TIE BURIAL PLACE or GENERAL nERrIvER.

TIE BURIAL PLACE or GENERAL llERElNER.
To the Editor ot The Tribune.
Sir: In your issuc Of last saturday. In the persona!
column. find an item which wish 20 correct. II
is concerning N, proposed monument 10 General
IIcrlner The statement f. mad. that his body IL, fl
q pasture In the town Of Danube. Ibis j. unjust 70
the memory of relatives Of the old soldier some dead
some livlns who In the pn,t hn,c taken care 10 sc
that his burial place T. not wholly ncgl"ci"d II" Hes
I'm Tho family burial ground Of the lIcrhn"t family, "
few rods e.,,t Of tie historic old mansion when" Do
died. This ground IS -Irrouni'd ~ -llf'nl'i
stone wall and II ncoses not only The burial place oi
many Of the HeTkimcr family. but of many residents Of
Ions arc OF tAc town Of Danube. Iher i' 10 ii"
rave II tie General plain marble LAB, c.rI about
hny wears ago by warren licrhinor a ffinineihie".
ana later. when n had fallen over, placed 10 q ~ &c.
secure mauner by his great rrandn'pAcN. \. u.
Greene Of Little Falls. and ID, brother. the late FORAGE
L. Greene editor for many years ~ Tile Dohi"h
Valley Register Of Fort Plain, aud before DDS death
Il member Of tnc Monument committee. II goes with
out S,lng tlnt the grave OF General llcrm.r shoui
be- marked by u monument worthy T. commemorate ms
services and death. j would too. na.S III" resting
place Of his brother Captain George Ilc:hmrr VINO
fought In the battle Of Cralny. ANA perhaps other
who were in that stubborn night. Tie spot Is "liii.
few feet Of the Nrs shore Railroad. and no. iar rom
tho New Yo.k Central. whore thousands pas daily IN
aware OF tie historic ground u .i-ht Tn hg old
hO,ac was Of the bet II IT, day II was ,f, 'i
IN lsN, j. IN gVlu lIt'tfA"IlOU u - '
biich three sfOrics high massvcy nl cred WIN WOOD
work Handsomely carved, and In IT. ilmr m'ltfd NO
title Of mansion. There "A few oil housrs If PIE
Revolutionary date lcn along ihc Moha"k valley
Most OF them full view Of the Ncwl prl1 Central
West >hor" railroads. Tor In Those day ~" river
VA, highway. with Ia" Two road, with r.u ri}-c
alrng it, lanls on either side The matter Of mark
ing these old landmarks in conspicuous way hn-
been brought 10 the attention Of MI Chaunrcy VI.
UencC thus mallng hi, roads more Inter sting 90 tie
travellers in this valley. where almost everything II
painfully new. rut % far he does NJ, seem 70 J..
Interested IN the matter Just above the station nj
Talatne Bridge stands an old stone house. which T.
called The Frey UCu,". and when was bnil III 80.
Sfrangc 10 saw th, hor~. l. till In posses ion Of the
Iicy family, I'm unusual Circumstance IN tbs hnd.
where property seldom remains III one hnily m,iN
than . lew year. Perhaps The Tribune may be ahla
IN arouse some Interest In the marking and pre7erva
ton OF the few remaining cid houses ana forts scat
tered from Herklmer TO schenectady. -
MRS. HORACE l.. GREENE.
Fort Plain, n. Y, Dec 10. 1902.
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flats 90 tet, tlutnrnlsbe0


A FINE single nat ~ Gin' rooms all
light: steam heat, Jll latest improvements
fully tccoIa.-d vent 3 , pr U.uth; can
b." seen " eek days only. JANlION, ii2
W~t 1880 49,
FLATS TO LET .-Furnishcd ana unflr.
nishrd desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. SIG Broadway.
NlW MODLRN lLATS.--Dccoglt,d
nriNate halls. on N4d, street.. with entrance"
10 Central Pork. iG3-lW Contra PARK Nest.
ncar I0jfh--t.; Ioor' ana laih; not
water ct.rr -. r'J. NoititAsl corner
parg.a,c. and gl.h..t. ball, a.i bathrooms
h,atcl > and ID ROOMS alI bah. 80. 500;
.lnN. n.-s adjoining. Z r'.ff-. 80. SIS
IN DO. 90 lIS ia.t :Cui--t.. ID rooms ~.
20. same Ia lAl-lJD Last HJth--t., All
heated. 'Atra wide rooms. go. SO in 1908
LAS jfth-~f. s.rlul heated mons and
,ath SO 81" FRANCIS J. SCINCGD,
lT9 Last aGtli--t.
IO2D-ST. 49, WfST-Fluc apartments,
room. add bath; 1h illht AMI t'plasg
heated decorated; .ln.lur. OWNER, go
NJ. 90
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Qrt5s makinN.

"A -DHLSsMAhER, elt CANT cutter
ana nfter. - coy or " home perfcrt nt
qua ant ed velvet. silk o. cloth suit- made
In one week Tor go tncy woi,ts. coat, and
ball gowns u speciality. a. East IOtn-st
ucar Broadway.
IhIIa.IC DKLoSMAKING. unique
de- lgns evening dresses 4 sp'cialty ho,ol
der. 10 -hoit notice. AMI moderate charges.
Nil. MrELEOl. ~ EIst 9th-=t., opposite
s,cDnlt's Bundins.
hnI~rlg DEl1o,MAK Perfect
uttiug costumes dF.-s"s rn-Iit4r a. n.ci-
crate prices. Nine. OWEN. - w. 23dst.
As fnOkOtGH. Ar-t-ca-, cutter ami
ntter ol thr rlr't dresses In hrst-cla~s
rwilles. Terms 49, !c. day. Ad.r -
UlDIfEsT KttIkr.N tE D., 81 sth-a,e.
DRESsMAKER want. few nora
customer, e hone; ,Uit from % UP. II.
FOX, 3l2 West SOth-st.. near Rly' de
Dive.
DElSSMANER would llkr icw more
customer, at home; suit mad lro.. - Up ;
cutting ani lifting a speciality. Mr.. Ne
CAUL. l. Watt--st.
LADIES Lad.c' own
materials mad' w. into i lctr c@-a,
and remodel. #. Gl;EItr ~ West "-d-'t.
MILLER r ~. DE-. iashionoh Dies.
Il, mako clnlou' gHNa, at short notice; a.,
aud finish Guaranteed.
.,rAL GARMENTS repaired d. redy'd
altered and modelled t. new shapes; IL
nae. gl,cu: - day, hi-t-,la-, work.
GIfiG l3l Wet 22d'st.
SEAL GARMENTS rrd,cl. .,itrr,d or
re9alrad. NJ. PARHFE rs VS. 3l'h-
-, T. re1rs - Georcc SRI th Recent.
~. London. aid Guniher'@. oth-ave.
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Gin Real estate Go Get.

CLUE HOUSE. - looms eHtn--t.. near
5th-atr. os f0,lor aud basement .''?l :
nueur.I-h,d or furnished. l. DLOW DAY
& go.
no. ~Es To LEI. vn'rnish ana
furnished dlhlab'e iora'ion,. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. so BfoldHaf.
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for Gale.

MAGNIFICENT $1,000 upright piano.
finish: eunanterd. 10 W =, :2d-st.
At d. USUAL PRICES ockethooas,
manicure -rt- handsome travel inl bag. and
trIna,. dres, suit case, 20 Aua- PIE 81 Z, at
SCHWARTZ & CO., 'J1 Broadway, cor.
sth-,,.
At REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second.
hand wood and IRON working machines :;
fully guaTaItccd machinery bought and cx
changed. rLoRGE 4. hDpi, 800 Mad.
i-on -
nrACTIFCL NEW SOItMEE upright
r,no. $3.50 regular price $500: Fischer
uU.eat. 4llO lhlck'rluc. eljO; instl-
u.nt. WINTrEROTH li5 i,h.aye..
cor l2,h-.t.. .o.en evnninet.
FOR SALr-M,,al Irr.orat.ng n.acnincs
and dos new. Edwin u. STrMP.
son >oN 81 Sprure.-t.. Ncw.York.
MUSICAL nOX. now. swiss. playnr -
tln.- Win f't alta lam 1'i rgst @lu0t
"lI -l o. so Ia parfe, Old P. 2G5
Ero'drav Room -.
pIANOt ..t.fcstc-t gain ever u.
'.rri' 'i-s giant flu octave grand upright
all ia.ent.. claIsut'nd: sl3j cash box 20
hip STADIt Manufacturers, l,77l Lex
lnr'"n.ts.. OlOthl
SAFFS.-narsiins ~ new and Second.
laiG sat,, geci1. largein- th,,s month.
SEVERAL lfticl~- o.. antique mahogany
fu.I.;4r'. old grIntrih-r-' clocks chairs
etc.. antique furnltulc restored In perfect
order -. Gta ave. near 2ith--t.
-l9j' GREATEST BARGAIN EVER
Oh o. ~. y ~ pfrnt conc 70 s.aId piano,
u. lHl roNcm'h.S tilc. y da's; rully guar
e1to,d. Can STADIL. l1,l Lexington
ave. n'1r Hottest.
slO 600 INVESTED I'm old.r,ttbushc
company secur.. position 1( TREASURER: In
tr-ur,fOn soil ted. RACE li5 Nas,lrr-sG
II 800 900. BENTrY'S PIANCFORri> /,
organs s33 upward agent. wanted; rata.
iognr frrr. DANIEL u BEATTY. Wash.
lng'on. NHw-Jers"v
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t,prses aro Carriages
- ~ ~
FLANDRAC & 60.

la, WDliffL1ANDEAU & Co.
Downtown, ,,.C p,,orySn,'y
BNOCIF.Sr. AND 5l>T-sT.
gHGI-GHANS. .trught mont.
Dill, oNCHCS.
LANDAJ~. glass mont.
lANDtIrs leather tnl.
DN%IBI'~ ana i-hOr-".
no, KAWAYS. pls-.
I,Otk kWANs. pass
y f@,lTi,.'''
SPIDERS.
DO>-A-DOS,
Fn'NEfHoNs. pass
PiAEION>, > pa,
UAKIs.
ErNAHQl T..
iiiirLEN >rKRIEs
BCtKBOAHDS.
o,. ~ ~ pi,-'''' ,''i..-r
- W ~ - '.,-i'f.fi.rS
- - -, =. |'..'' ~ ~ AND
AND 'Oioi. ~ ,'cA,ti,,,, ~ ~
NM. ~ ~ ~ 9 ne, 80 ", ,-t-urn
I4IE LAE'', 80 10, - ,,viit - r. f. ''''D
~ ~, 81 -, iTI,D
NpNNifiii.t' ~ ~" 80 tIoyf STYLES
- ''''.'','.. - -. ~ ppT't -
80 ''' "a .N-'D ID . ''''' ~ -
h.-NAN IAs,EIL & kEAltNLY.
500 l%@2' l3- -, ~ ~ r. Ii.55rrir.Sr
- ID 10 - x.tt6T -
- nOLi. ..,,.,,. ~ - ,tt,tS.
biOl IN ANN' isisy{ ~ 90
BROUGTANS. BROCGHAMS.
BROTGUAM,
~ ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS. .,
NEW AID Second HAND LAEnl-e
STO. "A AND VARIETY ~ NEN-lOEh
Low PRICES.
Also ..
coii:.iD5inr, 20 Io1it-,u-,y-c ,f-iI,'rS
wv I" ~, ~ - ~ 4" - - .S tx
"'iA"O" ~ INA" -
np,co N,r co,crrS
q PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS
STIVEIy pATEET EINABOUTS.
WAGONETTES. PHAETONS.
EVERY STYLE or LIGHT OK HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
,,.,rf,,,., ,.--....... ii,-,-i,---
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tl)ork h)auIeo.

Female.
TEACHER. visiting. desires situation
afternoons: English branches, french,
piano. painting: best references. Miss VAL
TON, - East ilth-st.
TYPEWRITING and copying OF every
descr.ptiOn neatly and accurately execntd;
also shorthand terms reasonable. 90 Broad
way, Room 81. Tower Building.
THE TRIBUNE
UPTOWN ONCE,
i,232 Broadway. ID door north OF 3lstse
Advert senlents and subscriptions
received there Until o'ciccx p NJ.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisement received at regular ofaes
rates until p No w;
254 shave. :. 9. CO., OF 2Sc-ss'
15Z Oth-lye., cor. l2th-st
1872 COlumbus-aye.. near West toth-U.
100 West 42d-st., near 6th-ave.
20 West l4th.st., near 5th-aye.
o57 West 42d-st., bet 7th and 9Th aveA
1877 ith-aye., cor. lith->t.
ii,,SSSS5 Sa.ate.. between 18th and 7sth -.
i.C"6 3d-aye. near Glst-s:
$50 3d-ayc., conner 47th.s..
81 3daye. near East 35th-ss.
- Avenue 4. between I'd and 4h aveA
l49 Churc.sst. bet. Warren and Chan
800 Rlescker- -, near Chrlstopher-st
$50 Fast 47th-st.. corner Sdeye.
eS Fast 42d-st., near Madl ;Ss,s.
HARLEM OFFICES: -
$50 East 125th.st near 3d-aye.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
3o7 Fulton-st. SO Court-st.. sos De KALI
ave. 1900 Bedford-avc.. 100 B'way
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Business Cbanles.
AnnIrInNAI- rApIrAI. nrncn1

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes; invt stJrs aiVis Il with.
OF tlh!-c.J d. Ce-i. able opportunities
highest commercial references. GltlGGs
y IAHlElON. Brokers, -O2 Broadway.
Az EAPEKIENCED BUSINESS MAN.
win wcll-esta5l!shcl. SAFE ant profitable
staple f1nuia, turing business, OF excellent
rep. or. out OF only very moderate means.
i@ifci an active. reliable business man
with 500 600 cash capital ~ equal balter
particular, at interview only; no agents
Nantei. Address +. e., POstJilice Box
l Sil.
i RELIABLE MAN vita $500. willing u
lcarr. wanted in iir-t-cass business: inter
1T and Sl.2OO secured trst y ar. Address
ADtAN. EMENr. Tribun, Office.
ATTENTION! coal MEECHtNTS.-
Earqliu 81. 800 VIII buy. Newark. y. j..
properly and hu-in.~-: % ) ars' c,t,blishrd
rOll ward worth - OcO a ar. HODGES,
1877 Broadway. Room ..
CAPITAL WANTED.-la t. having from
al2.oo0 to $4,000 90 invest ia an ODD
ithl!,h d u,ine7s; want to Introduce i me-"
ItO-',, d. which IN % j. very large
Iront Address Bon @. Tri.une once.
COMPETENT NAN. oil. to engage and
take charge n travelling, -aie~mea for nn'
Inc o. pliun''v. Adi"rs. GODDARD,
EoN LASS. Postolice. New.York.
EXPNEENCED OFFICE aud business
>.itl,es in sound. su' stantlal busin -
Whe.c Ur-h and energy would meet with
return o,.st ti nature 2; re 9 TibS5s
Uptown one. LIZ Brcalway.
FLORIDA HOTEL. FCRNISHED.-
Partner wanted Immediately with 500 %
slfnO: le9ltAy central location railroad
centre. Apply to j. w. ATWArER. "
Librrfy-s'.
HALF INTEREST In an extra good-pay.
Ing cuisines, 10 sll1; 1900 down; WOrtl
looking into: pays = 600 ar. Gail at
% ohamhcrs-st.. Room 10. 'or lartlcW,r'.
HOTEL MAN Of means can learn Of
an cSrrpt.0ntl haf rain IN good pnyinx huiel
property BY addressing c. +. HALL, Peters
bug. Va.
AN DESIROvS OF exchanging Jn scy
Its real estate worth q 500 aud few
thou 4.tnd dollars cash for some rcUunerltive
business: y WORK % vicinity preferred
hot liuurr,. cigars. family nukrt. llun-
Lrv o. some lntent with undouht' merits
give fuil rarticulars Nv lett1r n Won wish
me- to investigate. Address C.. BItADLN,
los Sth-oVe.. Ncw-lOik.
PHYSICIANS practice for sale; city
cash plactico OF 81 600 Pr year stablishrl
Iftecn years. Address Box 0O3, BOuld,r
Col.
TREASURER refining from position in
corporation iraNc' opening for right party
desiring TO make safe and profitable IN
Nc- ttlclt. Adirr-~ >l.IL ElIN, Il. o.
Bon olO. New-York.
1UOROrGllLY fiist-ciass business wants
assistant " tn 300; guarantees over : 500
st year and -e.rr-s money work Inside
md Simple. Address INCREASING, Box
Is. Tribune ONCE.
sgO geo TO $40 0oo WANTED I'm s'qulc
business. al retats s..urltv and large
profits euoiant 3D. INVESTIGATE. Trlb-
ugc Office.
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flals 60 Get. Gnrni5beo.

TO RENT-sccond ho,r. oglt rolms on.
ur,y fUglish-d silNci ana linen oU.rr
g ng usroid. Gail. 10 10 1. l. ". 0pt.--t
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Unfnrnlenc0 Rooms.

~ MORTON II. piHor floor and base
mont; all improvements.
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At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular ofle1
rates until D. H.. viz:
2b4 shave. =. Q. cor. or 23G-st
49, Oth-ave.. cor. l2th-st
1872 Columbrs-aNc.. near West 0Sth.se.
JOG West iadst. near shave.
90 Wess l4ii,st.. near 5th-sve.
PSI West A2c-st. Lot. It'll and Sth syes.
l5T shave. cor. 1sth-st
1888 10 ave, between 10Th ard 77h 81
J 80 slave, between 10TH and 10Th sts.
OBS 3d-as.. near 61st-st.
!, lOS lSt-aNc.. near SSth St
1G0 3d-aye., corner 1fth-st.
553 3d-aye.. near FA-; 37th-st
50 Avenue A. between 81 and ~ sveA
II Canai--t. and 1877 DivisloD-st
1i9 Chur hist. bet. Warren and Chan
bers sts.
3o2 rie 'rFcr -. near Christopher-st.
$50 East 4Ith-st., corner 3d-aye.
20 East 42d-st.. near Madison ave.
POSI- 3d-ave.. bet. 18TH and 18th sts.
HARLEM OFF ICES:
1870 East l25th-st., near 3d-aye.
2t3 West i25th-St.. bet. 9TH an1 6th AVA
80 West liS-A-sL
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16

For United States Senator from
Michigan, we bring before our read
ers the name of Cyrus G. Luce, ex-
Governor, WHO for many reasons, we
feel should be elected. There is no
question but that a large majority of
republicans want Ex-Governor Luce as
the next u. s. senator. There is no
man in the state who stands in closer
relation to the people. He is friend
to all rich and poor alike. He is fair
to all, meyer abusive. His friends are
as numerous in the cities as in the
country. He has earned their favor
and respect by his statesmanlike
course and his personal merits. With ex-
Governor Luce as one of the senators,
every interest and class would be
justly represented. For more than
thirty years no Michigan agriculturist
has been chosen to represent his state.
Ex-Governor Luce fills every niche of
public demand. He is held in uni
Yersal esteem and is the represent.
ative of all classes, honored and re-
spected. He has had legislative ex-
perience, was for many years Master
of the Michigan State Grange, elected
for governor n 1886 over Hon. George
L. Yaple and in 1883 over Hon. w. r.
Burt. Boom our farmer man for
Senator.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16

A GOOD candidate for the position of
State Inspector of Oils is Fred w.
Sherman, of Pert Huron, son of l.. A..
Sherman the able editor of the Port
Huron Times, which is a staunch re-
publican paper. Mr.. Sherman is a
young man, intelligent and with enter
prise and we believe will fill the Office
acceptably. Governor reject Rich will
be making a judicious choice if he
Mr.. Sherman as State Inspec-
tor of Oils.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16
PERSONAL NEWS.

Carl Stoner is on the sick list this
week.
Earl Fitzpatrick was in Yale over
Sunday.
w. Patterson, of Jeddo, was in Yale
Tuesday.
John Newell visited Port Huron
Tuesday.
5. J Welch was in Port Huron on
Wednesday.
Chas. Bowins was in Port Huron
over Sunday.
Herb Lankin, of Toronto, is visiting
at H. ..G. Whites.
w. Ii. Palmer was in Detroit on
business this week.
VIM. Armstrong, of Zion, was in
the village Saturday last.
George Martin spent Sunday among
old friends in Brockway.
Harvey Tappan was in Port Huron
on legal business Wednesday.
Will Hoskin has returned from his
summers sailing on the lakes.
Mrs. Robt. III. Menerey visited rel
atives in Marlette over Sunday.
James NJ. Allen, of Valley Centre,
was visitor in Yale on Monday.
VIM. Zavits, our popular tailor visit
vi III DdlllidC SCltIC ONCI OuHud1s
III. o. Babcock attorney, of Peck,
was visitor in Yale on Thursday.
Matte Jones has returned from q
Mrs. VIM. Mason, of Kenockee, was
n guest of Mrs. E. X. Beecher on Mon
day.
Miss Cunningham, of Youngstown,
Ohio, is the guest of w. l.. Ellis and
family.
James Howell, of Port Huron. was
in Yale yesterday visiting among old
friends.
Mrs. E. r. Beecher has been in Port
Huron this week visiting among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Beard visited
their many friends in Port Huron on
Tuesday.
Hugh Anderson, of Ovid, was the
guest of his cousin r. G.. Mclaughlin
on Monday.
John Mitchell, of Roseburg. passed
through Yale on Saturday on his way
to Port Huron.
w. w. Grinnell is taking John
Stratton's position at the station dur
ing his absence.
Candy Wismer, of Jordan, Lincoln
county, Ont, visited with his uncle,
j. II. High, last week.
Anna Erb, of Brown City, formerly
in the employ of Mrs. r. G.. McLaugh-
lin has been her guest for few days.
Lucretia Webb, of Chicago, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Jacob Vanclelf. 1t has
been over FIVE years since she was here
last.
l.. II. Howse, editor of the Brown
City Banner was q caller at the ExPosI-
TOR Office Monday. Mr.. Howse has
made many improvements in his
paper since he assumed control, the
latest being to enlarge it 10 6 column
quarto. Success to the Banner and its
hustling editor.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16
!, cured ,5,r, of sal, nbeurn.

CARRoLroS, GAIT. Co. n. y, Aug. 2, 'g2.
Last winter was laid up with Salt Rheum
In my ankles. After trying many other rem
euies without finding any benefit, was .prac-
tically cured by the use Of Parmelee's House
hold Ointment. heartily recommend Il to all
who are similarly afflicted. A. q. PAGE
For all Sores, Cuts. Burns, Bruises, etc. we
guarantee II to be the best Ointment made. rs
cents box. Sold by dealers
Add your name to the ExPosrToR's
list of subscribers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16
Silk, MerinO and WoOStered MufaerS 70 to $3.50.

Fine effects in plain white hemstitch borders Black
and White novelties and plain silk handke
Chiefs These Of the Christmas gifts you can
buy
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16
YALE ST. County, N1ioh FRIDAY DECEMBER 1e 1892
" PECT US AT
n MAS!

To show fine line of Silk Muers andker-
ches as you would wish to see We have already opened
up our line which includes attractive
novelties.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16
Vol. XII, No. 80.

Just opened up a stock of Gents Silk and Merno
Mufers ranging in price from 25cs to S140 Silk, Linen,
and Muslin Handkerchiefs of all kinds Ladies Silk Wool
Mts Notions In fact Stock has been repenshed
in all its various lines.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16

For the month Of December will
Mems Women and Chdrens The will
you have been paying heretofore =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-12

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