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was largely attenueu by irlenos ana
relatives.
CHoPrED FEED:-Will DO prepared to
chop coarse feed for farmers or others
at the Minis Cheese Factory every Tues
day and Friday after Jan. lst. 1893,
at unreasonable prices. m33. w. L.
GARDNER.
Roseburg tent, No. 80, X. o. T. NJ.
will hold public installation of Off
GERS and oyster supper at their hall in
Roseburg Wednesday evening, Jan. IL,
1893. Supper 25cts. A general invita-
ton is extended.
The International Business College,
of Port Huron, Mich, is enjoying
another very prosperous year. Those
wishing 10 attend first class business
College should send for the Circulars
of this Institution.
Benz. Evans, treasurer of the town.
ship OF Brockway, will be at the Rapley
House every friday hereafter for
the purpose of receiving taxes. All
who can should pay this month and
save the extra per cent.
Next Monday evening &. f. Mi
chaels will give grand ball at his
hall III Yale. Both young and old are
invited TO come and enjoy an evenings
| fun. Bill only Sl.25. Perkins full
orchestra will be present.
McNair ~ Lewis have purchased
VIM. Zavits' tailoring business This
will be a valuable addition to their
establishment and will greatly help in
drawing trade. This firm will retain
Mr.. Zavits in their employ.
Died in Greenwood township, Friday
Dec. ., 1892, Wendell Bricker aged
"a years, 10 months and days. He
| leaves wife and nine children to
mourn his departure. Mrs. Bricker
is very low and not expected to live.
ID. b. McNair has been preparing to
move to Yale where he will reside
| hereafter. Mr.. and Mrs. McNair leave
many friends here who will regret
their departure from our midst.-Car-
sonvlle cor. to Sanilac County Repub-
lican.
Mrs. Fannie Dignam, al Mott St.,
New York City, makes a miraculous
cure of her rheumatism. She writes
81 owe unspeakable and never to he
forgotten gratitude to Salvation Oil.
1t made miraculous cure Of my rhu-
matism."
Christmas goods are geing fast at G.
K. Boice's, Port Huron. The elegant
the store. If you are going to the city
this week don't fail to drop in at this
store ~ you will be certain to find
just what you want.
Drs. McKeown Il McKeown are still
at the Rapley House. All who call
and see them before Dec. Both will re-
ceiye services FREQ of charge for three
months. Hundreds have visited them.
Chronic diseases speciality. If you
are afflicted call and see them.
+. II. Drake is fitting up fine law
offices next door to The Review, up
stairs. where he will be located after
the first of next month. In the mean
time he will haye headquarters at the
Richmond Bank or his residence, the
Lutes house, on Second street.-Rich-
mond Review.
A number of our exchanges are
warning their readers against the man
who adyertises that on payment of
so cents he will tell you how to make
one cent postage stamps do the work
of two cent stamps. If you send him
your so cents you will get the following
answer by return mail: "Use two of
them"
The Maccabees, of Peninsula tent,
No. 1876, X. o. L. NJ. will hold public
installation and oyster supper at their
hall in Brockway, on Monday evening,
Jan. 2, 1898, ut which time a lodge of
l.. o. L. NJ. will be organized. Good
speakers have been secured. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
From q purely intellectual stand
point none of the wheelbarrow riding
and wood saving election bets can
compare with the wager of the Har-
rison man who bet every tooth in his
head on the result. He paid like u
man and every one of his thirty-two
teeth was drawn out. 1t is fair to
suppose that they came hard, judging
from the character of the intellect dis
played in such bot, each tooth should
have been o foot in length.
b. R. Noble has had the burglar
proof safe of the Yale Bank fixed with
the Wooley Patent Automatic Device
at an expense of $3.50. This required
new door to be made and the safe
now locks with the automatic device
and time lock. The new door has no
holes through it for combination lock
and the safe is absolutely mir tight as it
was tested with an air pump this week.
This makes it now one of the best
burglar proof safes in the country.
Asa Bonney, one of tho oldest pio-
ncers of Lynn township, died on Sun
day, Dec. IS, 1892, aged 80 years. De-
ceased came from Maine in 1851 and
settled on the farm whore he died.
He leaves wife and eight children
living. two having gone befora-Albcrt
and Clara. The boys living are Peter,
Henry, Harris, Frank, George, Stan
Icy and Sam. The daughter, Mrs.
Louisa Dodge, 10 at present residing NJ
Black River. The funeral sermon WAS
preached by Rev. W. +. Perkins 1t the
Lynn school house and was listened to
by . large number Of relatives and
warm friends. Mr.. Bonney was q
hard working man, loved and respect
ed by all who became acquainted with
him. In his death the family lose y
kind husband and father.
On Sunday evening last, Samuel
Richard, of West Greenwood was on
his way to Fremont to conduct services
in that place. While driving quietly
along the road one of the irons which
held up the front end of the box gave
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