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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

PERSONAL NEWS.

Mrs. j. c. Hart was in Port Huron
on Saturday.
viii II. Wear has been at Wolverine
this week on n visit.
Mrs. Roy Francis and child, of Port
Huron, are visiting in Yale.
Attorney Gowan was in Port Huron
on legal business last Friday.
David Barrett who has been at st.
Helens this winter is in Yale this week.
Aaron Windsor was at Brown City
Monday calling on relatives and old
friends.
b. II. Noble has been attending the
Republican club banquet at Detroit
this week.
Bank, was calling on friends in Yale
Wednesday.
Jonathan Tice, who is one of the
jurors in the Keuhn murder case, was
home over Sunday.
George Mann, who is working on the
McMorran mill in Port Huron, was
home over Sunday.
VIM. Milligan and wife, of Sarnia,
Ont, were guests of John Holden and
family the past week.
Mrs. A. ID. Minis, of Camlachie, Ont,
was in Yale the past week. She return
ed to her home Tuesday.
Kittie Hayes, Julia Walsh and Josia
Thorne, of Port Huron, were guests Of
Kate Hayes the past week.
julie Hennessy, of Richmond, has
been spending the week with his
mother and many friends in Yale.
Clarence Holden who is now located
at Carsonville, spent Sunday with his
grandparents and friends in Yale and
vicinity.
j. A. Rapley and +. Boulander, of
Brown City, attended the young folks
social party in this village last Friday
evening.
Henry Pearce came home from Port
Huron last Friday evening but will
return to Port Huron in about two
weeks to act as juryman.
w. w. Minis and family, of Saginaw,
and Mr.. Symington, of Sarnia, Ont,
have been in Yale the past week set
Ting up the Minis estate.
W. w. Cowing has been attending
the Republican convention at Detroit
this week besides being in Bay City and
Cheboygan on legal business.
Miss Maggie Smith of Wyoming, Ont,
who has been visiting with G.. Cooper
and friends of this place returned to
her home the latter part of last week
Vim. III. Smith, of Belding, Mich,
who has been spending few days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs +. Smith,
started Wednesday morning for Stouff-
vile, Ont, where he will visit his
three brothers and other friends for
some time.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
School House Contract.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned bnilding committee
until Saturday March IL, 1898 at 2 o.
clock p. NJ. for the erection of one
story brick school house in school Dist.
No. Z of the township Of Brockway.
The contractor TO do all the work
furnishe all the material, give good
and sufficient bond for the faithful
performance of said work and have il
completed by the first of July 1898.
Names of bondsman to accompany
each tender. The committee reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications to be seen at
Moses Ducet's, Sec. Brockway or the
store of o. p. Chamberlain Yale, Mich.
All tenders to be addressed to Jas. f..
Lutz, Yale, Mich. and tenders will be
opened at the Dwelling House of s..
l.utz on the l1th of March at 3 o'clock
L. vi. Moses Ducet,
Charles Williams,
James r. Lutz.
34w2 Building Committee.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

Our January and February Clearing
Sale is now on and we are still selling
at the same low figures as heretofore,
and saving our customers good money.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
Try Dullam's Great German % cent
cough cure at Grant Holden & Bros.

Try Dullam's Great German % cent
cough cure at Grant Holden & Bros.
DREssMAKING.-I have fitted up the
rooms over Grant Holden and Eros
drug store and am prepared to dc
dressmaking in the latest style for al
who may give me call. Kate Hayes
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
BleMishes from herses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
Grant Holden & Bro, Yale, Mich.
The coldest winter the world ever
knew, according to several chroniclers
was during the year 1896. The season
was not only intensely cold, but lasted
unusually long. In n large part of mid.
die and western Germany the frost
was so severe during the month of May
that skaters braved the ice without the
slightest danger, and on May IL sleighs
were generally used. On st. john:
day, June "a. the windows were frozen
and not vestige of vegetation was
to be seen anywhere. Spring was ush.
cred in on the last dag of June.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

We carry line of Shoes, Mems. Wo-
mems and Children's. We are havinga
Sale on them. Have you heard about
it? DO not pay big prices until you
have seen our Shoe Sale prices.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
She Had Five Husbands

A woman walked up street the other day with
her fifth husband. Three OF his unfortunate
predecessors had died of lung disease coming
from neglected cough. We noticed that she
had In her hand bottle of Hamiltons Cough
Balsam, well known rs the best cough cure.
She evidently intends to start right and save
this one. Hamllt0n's Cough Balsam Is sold by
dealers large bottle for 25c.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

Parmelee's Pile Suppositories give quick re.
lief and Will positively cure zoe Il box. Sold by
druggists or sent by mail on receipt OF price
PARMELEE MEDICALCO Co., Dansvillc, n. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

We are giving one quarter off on our
Clothing Line which will make our SIG
Overcoats Sl200; our $1,000 for $3.50:
our $1,000 for $500. Take Il look at
these goods and bring your pocket
book along.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24

We carry the largest and best assorted
stock in the village and will try and
please you in all our various lines.
Why not try us?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
Bear in Mind

We carry a line of Clothing for Men
and Boys that cannot be excel
led in regard to Price, style
and Quality in Yale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
Price: $1.OO per Year.

That neUer 6rO1C 1Ceary,
That bring to your notice
THE Bargains lCe hare.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

=
chsir. 4 fun dsiseatsoa q ofaesrs and
nsm6sr. were In ssssndsncs. The degree
- ...s.-.sa =, er-e--~t-hs rer,crs
-s,..ssu" - -. ~ Sss-..4S. 80.
.osssns = - % VIZ os'ss 1870. ~"
- vessous dassncsss iooees sno ss"plss'
Districts 2. David Hesitx: No. !, J.
q. Caroline: No. s, Nsss Anna Sitton; No.
3. J. G. Btles; No. !, Mr.. Watt: No. II,
Nm. Best Owsns: No. IS MSs. Mamie
6weoas: No. IL J. 4. Whitfield: No. Is.
0oofGo r. Cottsrili. Lcdgos-NO. /. Wash
tneton. r w. VISIT: No. 8. Aldef Creek.
r. q. Spoon and w. II. Burweil: No Z.
Tseoma. IA L. Milton. Henry r. BIGGER
end ". g. Ksiloeg; No. 9. Seattle. Clark
Doviat J. n. Skater and 8. vatsnttne: No.
10, Forrest, @. W. Boldeu; No. II, ys15eT-
oon. JAMES Nc0Asyin and c. j. 0oTris:
No. II. Chehalis. n. W. Forrest; No. II.
PhIlAdeIphia, C. W. Rarsmor; No. 20,
Hons. AIlie Martin: No. a, Ho1uiam.
0scrrs Lamb; No. a. Univsrsity. Joseph
wsils; Ne. ~ Staavood, Carl Pearson:
No. a.. Etlens6ure, q. W. Jenkins; No. 81.
Bucoda. q. Carmtcie: No. 50. Pullman. II.
II. Sargent: No. 81, Eordsn. Oven Wat
esesa and A. b. Erikson: No. 81. Waila
Wailas Bsrt Owens: No. ~. Castle Rock.
J. G. Robin: No. 20, Northern Light.
Chsslos r. Lunn; No. e. Renton. A. N.
Eden; No. Is. Oak, 9. n. Mills and Will
ism Couger; No: q, Tualco. George Evans:
20. = hcnisor. Main Lnnd no. IS, naunt-
~ - = p.ssm. w.. 1 w g ~
~ nefs,e II. Halstasds q. Nvrsrd. chri.
6,arlson and ri Nelset: No. ids. Vsshou.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

. numhse Of sprlieants - the nsxs nes0ns.
and general invitation has bssu extsnded %
SEATTLE Grove. Ma Z and schiller Grove. NO !.
- Be- present st the ceremony.
Mount Tacoma pivissoc. No. sfs, Or1er OF
Railway Conductors. will give an excursion
and ciam bake ct Pc IAnos beach SUNDAY. July
"a The bat viii leave Northern Pacific wharf.
fooomA, q 3 Z N. Tor seattle. and leave seattle
ct 10 q m via west passags for Do Iano Good
musio VIII b provided
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CLEARANCE OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

sa%>-sk Hose reduced from $50.
siss-sik Hose reduced from SIS
asssk Vests. high neck long sleeves reduced from 81
sk Vests sleeveless reduced from 81 g. Is and 81
Ssc--stk and Wool Vests. sleeveless reduced from 81
sssc-Slseveless Vests. reduced from ie1sc
ioS-Seevelsss Vests reduced from Lsc
i-ac-S.eevsrss yesss reduced from ac
2~c-Siesvsless Vests. reduced from Sc
sss-->3e~veless Vests, reduced from SIC
ase-sseeve!ess Vests reduced from Sc
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No. q ouine y boat 70 Ysnl~ svsaae ~
sAeoee - H. city By co.
Central Lodgs. Ma ia L O. e +. -
Wednesday eveninG at Brsue4'e hall q
NeC1aife street. ssd pssSsc4sd pfa1s ~ .
l0des picnic q Nadsona park nexe 1hure-
day.
Ansssus 1see go AssspeeA 8nos0A
NoaAay svsnine Ionic Ledss. NA 81
met n special communicatioo and con-
fssrsd ths EatsEsd Appesntioe dsgrse %
four eandidaHo.
Tuesday evening washingson Lodes e
PsrSsesiea, No. I, A. 4. g. R. 6cutAssn
jarisd1etien, helA regular communities
tion.
Wednesday svsning there vas special
eoavocatjon a. Lograine Chapter, No. q
Order Of the Eastern Star. for dsGrvs work.
aftsr which the evening vas devoted -
social entertainmene
Thu1sday evening Seattle Commandsry.
No. 2. K. T.. mss In special concaave and
conferred the Order Of the Temple O two
candidates. The eommandery viii meet
again Friday, July 3, for business and
will confer the Order Of the Temple.
Friday evening" Ionic Lodge. No. 81. i.
and A. n. INST IN regular communicates
and conferred the Fellow Graft deGrse.
Tomorrow evening Arcana Lodgs. No.
81 =. ana A. NJ. viii meet Tor business
and win confer the Sublime degree Of .
Master Mason.
Next Saturday St Johns Lodgs. No. q
A. r. and A. n. will msst for dsgrss busi-
mesa
Last Wednesday the funeral al Brother
Thoma. g Jacobs. Of Ulster Lode. No
iqs San..ytie.' y y -. he;d nnde, the
ausnices az Al John,s l.odre. No q A. r
ana A. N.
United Lodge. A. +. and A. N. which
vas orranixed In Woollsv last December
under : di.nen.ation last Saturday -
eeived Il. charter from the Grand Lo6ee Of
Warrington. A deleration vaa ureeent
from the Grand Lodre. headed Nv Past
Master T. p. HASTE. OF Mount Vernon,
actine past grand master. After the con-
secratine ceremonies the following Officers
were installed: Ira J. Stiles. W. NJ: B.
M:lIett. 8. W; W. Davidson. J. W.: C.
T. Gregory. treasurer: Rev. G. I. Cuddv.
secretary and chaplain: Dr.. n. b. Mat
tice. 8. D.: William Dovherty. J. wv.
Z. Hiehtover. tyler. At the close of the
installation banquet Was served.
Peninsula Lodge, No. IS. F. Il A. n, OF
Evsrett, was instituted and its officers in
stalled bv Grand Master Hare. of Tacoma.
on THURSDAY night of last week. Over 100
members of the order were present from
6nohomish, Tacoma and Seattle.
Indopeu0oDt Ordo1 81 Odd HolloWa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

Dsoneh Iodos. No. & e. Seattle: IL Third
~ Soa&13o LOdeo. No I, ~ Seattle. Grand
Master Nitchsl1 made neat little speech.
II uAich No eavs The yeunx Lodge much
sncouroeemeok visitoes Usro pgessnt
from III Tie city lodgss. FOss Biakeley.
Edmonds and many other places - the
numbsr a. 80 AZ 3 q y. Friday morn
ing The visitors returned - the city. on
SPECIAL cars furnished hy The Grant st1est
CIR line. The lodee organised With ssvsn-
teen ehaxtar members end initiated twenty
nina
1aagAA ee RysAias.
1he grand ehancslIoe ard grand Dasesr
throughout the iurisdicsioa made fratsf-
nal visis - Qusen City Lodge. No. 10. last
Monday night. Col. = r. Edsen was
called 70 the chair. and the rank Of Es-
quire wss conferred on Attorney R J.
Walker, a1ter which speeches were deliv-
cred BY the grand ofllcsn and visitors
complimsnting this lodge On the manner
In which she confes rankA II. d. Tenn
pie vas elected master-at-aTms TO MI the
vacancy caused By the resignation Of +.
Z. Fsiitx A portion Of the ofncers
elected for the ensuing tsrm were installed
and the rsnainder viii b installed tomor-
row evening.
Puget 6oued Lodge. No n, last Friday
evening rsceived fsvs nsv applications and
conferrsa the pa. r.nk ON one candidate.
N.rt Fridav evsnin, the pare rank vill
b conferred on eight candidates
~
cr"." -. - :. ;...,.,
rsOMs. I..sLps NU 80, -. ...s;-
1...y esenl"k. ..eu 1poA -pt'--
c..ao" ,ol
~ u."u Oou1. . % M ou 80. ~ 80.
r ~ "s'.'a '.". ...,.s~s al -.
-. r..1." 80 !. 800 -
s.s.ss ". - s1.' 49, .s'.s -. -;,1 :.
uDpnsaslons eAn - as. .NS......ass
~ . "..s M 49, ', ~ ia cn,n,.,;on.
Wy S ~. -: . 80. ~ --n,.,.
% ~ rolc VI ~ r.;,s;s.;. Na..s O."
Al ~ Ovc eo o1 N.- :. 49,. -
.ss's ~ c vvs.n.s s :. LII
."e u..u1 0o..s :. IN -. -
y ,. ...'c''y .ns.s..'o.. . .s 49,
ney auI 49," -:,, 80 ~.
quss .uu S.n us 49,. - .h;. 800
~ zig VIZ su.. s...... n -. 49,
". cPnkss' w 10y = u.pusy "a, ;s..s,, S .s.
keI '0 " c.I C.. ~" ' 49,
ol1 n = .ne rsauu -, ..,..
oUu's - Iu.' w. 60. me-
n,;.. ..a :. nss Ees...sr. Rro.h.r.
johnson. Stewart. Hanson. Dinsmore and
Hart were appointed a committee to get
up strawberry sociabls for next Thurs-
day night.
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Lcng hes thy roaring thundered through the vale
O, sovereign cataract: The trees that grace
Thy rock ribbed cavern sides enfapsurod beud,
And from their Quivefiug boughs the winged
Tribes Of air take mp thy song In notes OF
Ripping melody. llcsp la the trsmoune
Bosom Of the vale hast thou cut thy royal
Way, which time aud action deeper still shail
Wear: e with islimitAbie force thcu
Pousost thy foamins nood into the dread
Abyas, ever changinx, ever chaneslesa-
Sing on. blythe spirit Of the sombef wood:
May thy sosg still wake the Numbering echoes
OF thy sylvan shades and teach the weary
Heart thy lesson Of unwavering constanev.
-TAosads DaacnA
Boston bond PAPER for nne correspondence ae
eugsou & Allain's, lo4 South second street
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NEW WHATCOM. Hume 8. lsaa

NEW WHATCOM. june O. 1888.
d.. j. Eugene yordan-DEAR SIR: I
took your treatment six months. and the
medicine has done just what you said it
would. Ny brothers eye is well and
strong. although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. My prayer 10 that God may
bsstov his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. C. T. ARNOLD.
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Sse-coored Collars and Cuffs reduced from 6oc
~Eon Fronts collars and cuifs attached reduced from
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The above lady was given up - incur.
able BY the local docsorA She was suffer.
ing from chronic Inflammation and en-
Iargement Of the womb. which Was a. hard
- stone and fully three times the nor.
mai size. She also suffered from absess
OF the ovaries, which would break and
discharge at intervals. The bladder was
badly affected, too. and its function very
painful. She was sick for years. mostly in
bed.
DR.. Jordan's ONCE Is in the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street. Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from q. m. to 6 p. m. every day.
CONSULTATIONS FREE
Mr.. Van Buren, il no longer in our EN-.
ploy.
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Boston bond PAPER for hnc correspondence Z
Sutton & Allain's, loa South second street
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THE SECRET ORDERS
Gfand Lodge u Good Templars
Ct Chautauqua
TnE NEW osAsO oFr'csss.
- tvsn ~.

] : xWoBty"
fourth annual
oseod0n 81 the
Grand Lodge Of
Washingboa In
6spssdsatO rdes
of Good Tenn.
pisrs VS. OPEN
Cd ct the Grand
Lodos temple
st Chsstauqus
on Tussday,
with Grand
CAisf 1smpisr
w. II. Shear
a. 49,
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CLEARANCE OF oaess TRIMMINGS

This magnificent stock mark the creates,
presented by AL trimmings a, from ,o y, Is,
the dollar
$s-Rcleros. redneei from 81 ~
$s-Roiercs. reduced from So
st~soleros. retucsd from ssas
goicros. reduced from s..
SSFs~ Boleros. reduced from ::
&N-Esoa Jackets. reduced irers &a
st-Esoa Jackets. reduced fross &aN
Ss-Eien Jackets. reaaeed :roz. &A.S
sl-ksoa Jackets. reduced frosz Sal.
tac-Persasn Exaas. re<ac~d :sSns 81
sse-Fe-sisn Ranas. reduced fsar 81
:tse~SsFrow umrs. reduced rom &c and 10
nc-NsFses Chaps. reduced tssm &c.
se-NarEes 6smrs. reduced fr31n isc
tae-Narres .imps. reduced fFsrn
-sc-jes Tammings. reaaeea fr>m
<i-Je: Trimmings, reaaeea EsAen Ssh
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CLEARANCE OF eElTS.

fSc-Lessher Belts. reduced from 2ac
-ac-Leaiher Belts. reduced from Sc and lsA
&S-Lsa:her Belts. reduced from 75c
soe-Leather Belts. reduced from $l2a
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CLEARANCE OF SHOES.
CLEARANCE OF COTTON FABRICS

coc-Al Scotch Ginghams At coc.
l5c-Black and White Scotch Ginghams reduced fror
ioc-Bess American Ginghams. reduced from l5c.
5c-Apron Check Ginehams, reduced from Sac.
3hc-Cosson Caallys reduced from s,.c
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Grand Asmy 81 the Republic.
John \. Miller Post, No 81. department
Of Washington and Alaska. met ct its
headquarters in the Frye block on last
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CLEARANCE OF JACKETS, SKIRTS. ETC

CLEARANCE OF JACKETS, SKIRTS, ETC.
$Complese line OF Blazer Jackets in black Ha-
vana browns, reduced $50
&5-Latest Style Jackets reduced from $40 andt
t-Wash Skirts reduced from 81
&a5o-Embroicered Alpaca Skirs reduced from IS
Special Iinss Of Wrappers asc $3.50 and 81 So.
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CLEARANCE OF UREss GOODS
CLEARANCE OF GLOVES.

The balance OF stock
Pedaeed o ose ous
S-fesssr Gloves. reduced fross $50 ands s.
sL-s-fosssr Gloves, reduced s7,m 81 - and $50
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-09-16

Mr.. II. Henry Roder. 1As West
llth. St., New York, win send to
! u Arst six correct answers % the
following Poetieal Enig1a, . prize:
POLITICAL K0I0lfA.
Whas y Il men and wuasa 18th dssplse,
Yet each and IN Il thsa 70 highly prise;
Which nsvsf was for saIs, yet any day
TAs poorest besgar eaa The best display;
Which kln6s possess not, yet fall sure
For this sFsas luxury they often sigh;
WA1eA sever heids did own, yet wos Tie
~
Whsa beias without ore dare to 60
wAieA 81 " give sway, bat long to
kssp;
WAieA soossine We toast, but never
4 thing most nssdful to The growing
CON,
Which weary hasbandnaa would never
0c0f0;
The very thing to take into sickroom;
A great, son, yielding thing, which no
one fears; =.
A thing % holy that We strive to wear
It hidden iron the worlds rude stare.
Our readers are invited to send
In answers 10 the above enigma
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-09-16
Townsville.

EDlT0a d. TxlG2GAxY FARlG41: s~
Please allow ~ space n youR val0ed
columns ~ Nv dots iron this plsas-
81 little villaDs.
Tho0aGv1le y situated q IL honkl
Of the bsautiful Bogus CAitso rivse,
eighteen miles iron he parish site,
whore Tie lioa roarstA aad IL Whaag.
doodle no1rnsth, asd loes q god 81
bog 70 sat.
IL Cooper sehool spsasd - ~
lssA q August, Prol. ". y. Al1ssd,
Principal. Co0s IN -. aad sss wAaG
Une3e Hssse ~ = sescs 1oe yo1.
Yoaf eonssDoadsae aeseo6ed 80.
Vices q Tallsy Chapsl ~ ssnAay
week. nsv. JoAasoa, Z. =, I'd nsvs.
01llivaa, Dsaeoa and asodsEuoa wsee
In attendance. no. johnson peeaeAsd
in bis usual way, expoanding and N.
folding the scriptarss n . simple night,
% III nay understand.
HaIrah for ThomAsvillsl She h 70.
Ing 70 have . Steamboat. Doa't you
hear her puAlng anL ravingi Get out
Of the way, boys, and let her cone, for
We want . steamboat, . railrood and q
grist min.
Our respected and nueh hoaoevd
Police Juryman foe the Fllth ward, M.
Warren Thomas, deserves credit for
the steps he hes nads toward securing
- appropriation Soe Q bridge aeross
The Bogus Chitto Eivss e Leelis's lsssy.
Mr.. 7. ". Canseoa lsft Q Nv days aeo
to raise subeesiptioas - ed 10 tie @.
preparation nads b Tie pasisA. mon
our good washingeoa parish ieissas.
That accomplished lsdy, Nm. 4. n.
Bowman, Of MaAisoavills, La, closed
tie Jenkins sehoel, Alg1st, 9lta,
with dialogues and osaeioas, VhIch was
quite interssting to the speet tors.
This closes the Thomasville dots for
the present, and now I lay ne do.a IN
the arms Of Morpheus, until next tine.
Yoq win hear again, in . few days,
nom PEDAGO0UE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-09-16
THE HARVEST NOON.

The harvest moon il the full
moon which occurs nearest 10 the
.utumnGl equinox. This year The
astunnal equinox Is on next FIJI.
day. The I'D Of Sepssmber. The
sun enters L,bRa and autsua CON-
mences September -, 2h. Is N.
r. n. The september nooa fulls
On aepteobsr Is, 8 - n. p. NJ,
and b, therefore, TIE harvest moon.
The full NOON next following. that b,
Tie October full moon, b called
TIE Hunters Moon. Ths pheaone-
non known - the Harvest Noon
b TIE. % 10 speak, ooastiag q the
nearly FUN moon along tie horizon
1t The tine q rising, In Consequence
q which foe several days preceding
and following the day Of fun, the
nearly full moon win have smaller
intervals between it, successive
rising than 1t any other period Of
TIE year.
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Pearl River.


00PS0sDUCS - 40SOs
Rev. b. Wallace preached fos
% last Sunday. The conference
year b drawing 10 . close. The
summer y passing and some aee
not among "The Nissty asd Nine, .
but stfayfng sway mon tie fold.
Mr.. J. ]. Willis b having bio
store enlarged by adding . two
story front to The same.
A Dish fry ut Mr.. Talley's was On
the tapis for Tomorrow, but TIE
weather looks inauspicious. The
thermometor b al right, down
70 u, but the barometer betokens
. heavy rain fall.
Into each live some rain must fall. -
Miss Lizzie Abney Il rusticatiss
in our quiet little town.
Misses Lizzie and Katie Willis
will leave for Brookhaven next week
to attend Whitworth College.
Camp meeting il I'll tie topic.
Everybody wants to 80 Il, It does
Dear September pleaes rsasabsf,
That the meeting aod ths greeting,
WIN Be sioeioss and victeeioas,
II The people and ~ Weathef
Only WORK and pun te0seAse.
Thea Win III the Aosas e(sia,
Depart and 1T he 0Gvo1e n.
I. G. ..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-09-16
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