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l52D ST. sas WI, rooms; g. sn: exclusive.
adults: 6nest neighborhood & view reference.
locality. 1877 20 1888 Amsterdam uothI ave. near
ttlst ST. cable cars pass the door. SIC, SIS
o s s4 &U.I F Hs Earn, Ma, III, a ,i
P"USL.dLN -.
Unfurrish .---sro ok'v-.
MYRTLE AVE. 5ss I'd eight Brookiyn-3 front
rooms bath. " monthly, improvements.
..ii IA. 4. 20, L'eeA or az -l."uh sis. -
Fiat, 10 .et, o 10 m oath IN per Get order
. mnui.s' walk 10 ,ef V. qur' o. ithl o..
9Th sr.-Three.story SINCE Mats; 4, or light
rooms: SIS to $40; all mp @, ements fine neigh
7TH AVE. IS. near Lnco p,ace-Ali-iight fat,
rooms bath. steam heat. SIS.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS,
all improvements;
half hou to New York CITY HALL JRnitor's
service; rooins bath. also mats 81 a t2
per month: rooms bath CHARLES HART
Brooklyn
THE RIVERSIDE, 20 Jor,lem,n st.---To let. apart.
ments from 81 so to $3.50 weekly baths all
sunlight. private park. minutes to south
Nall st ferries.
ro LEr--Fin" rats: all improvements; 81; ~
minutes, ri e from Cly HAL New York. =
quirc ~ AN ave. cor I'D IT. south brooklyn.
Fu--I-H--- sit-
MADISON AVE. 1888, summers be'I-Eles,n,ly
furnished fat. rooms 4 tah cool clean. com.
piste for Housekeeping: 80 per week,
-srH xo- b. =, DOL. nind omriy furnished
:. o m az ir'n dishes. q Yer s7..5n
PART OF FLAT: linen, silver. Sc; all ligh,
rooms; ST monthly. Gibson iIO5 Madison ave.
tu',,snsd--es .ids
TTH AVE, o., near 10 h 81. --Eleyan. 3 room
weekly.
cisT ST ga w,-completely furnished r,rlor
nat I rooms { bath $50. Apply !aEi,or
:?p ST, 2rs W Completely furnished aat; very
reasonable rent. Stark.
9Th ST. 3 d 4 3ls w.--AIintnsrer carpets
hhnd.omey furnished. complete ght co ner
rooms bathroom. Inquire owner before or
9TH ST. H63 w. citation 69,h st. j-''orn-
pietely fur sned light corne bay window mats.
summer rn.S Johusnn
ATTENTION !. rleIsnt apnr.men'. 9yeri1oxing
slG BiacA Il We t yh>
AN ELEGANT newly furnished o4taids corner
nat facing the Park az yOG' a~n price for
the summer. Mrs Norton. rs W. loith 1T.
LITTLE FLAT. furnished. summer prices; going
away, See lsnitress, 2hs W. seth -
REDUCED RENT. % dat. fully furnished. 7
rooms, bath; near Central Park. Chase, IS W.
6oth ST.
Fu N she5-Mise.iis1-3I>.
LARGEST, ASSIGNMENT furnished fats IN
city. al sizes. prices.
fLAit lbtu fIruis shed natsl, ZAP ". ~ St
unfurnishe1 Pooms &c .et.
45TH 81. -. /. Haul . oe uuluru shed
rooms; private house. - p ~ - e. mnpiali. n.
turniSnSC rooms 20 let.
,r< NM sis , y t,r >rrrJpI npx I3r n,
IN, 7h,rd Hld Suh,rra-ns Epse, iSc 10 hne
M aru ch1Hy~ IN S.Niaw
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Furr she5-Mise.its,.3I>
LARGEST ASSORTMENT furnished fats IN
city. al sizes prices.
fLAGG t5Su furnished bats, 2I2 ~. 23I St
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lslsT ST. gU2 w,--Flneiy furnished I'd and .,
story rooms, S,.A board, q
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GsIt Side,

eb1t SsES.
9Th AVE, Understandable ladies, gents Win
airy rooms, merhAnics' board. meals 70 unas
t3bc ST.. Z, ~
Il II So, Is Z. near 9Th ave. desirable. cd
ms: abundant table TRANSMITS: southeruefA
nth ST. .2I E-Comfortabiy furnished roosa
with board; German-American family: tahAo
board
" 81. 3l0 l.. --Larr rooma exoGae
lent Boa !! -. VI IS we y.
18TH 81. 23D y. Anne ca sm,iy: exceIiea
ia 10: pleasant. airy rooms: homr comiorts 4
llST T.. 40 r. Elegant COO rooms. en- suite
or >inyly; superior table; m. derate terms: rsfss
arpnce, exchanged. ~
ID ST. 10 z. Pleas room. With boaS6e
permanent or tT ne ent terms : tsonahle.
2sD ST. 24S Broom, board: two. 80: ons. M7S,
oath; cool rooms. Bell IL
3lsT ST. E--Hnndsome rooms; nrxt-ciass tsh&e
z accommodates: parlor door for physician.
IlHsi.,l Il &. b small ir0nt roo 1l5
thblebn miner m es: .outherners sole, ~
30 II ST.. Id +. Rooms. hrst. Q AS Asls: e1-
celient airy. summer house; vary reasonahso
rates. 4 "a
6sl ii ST. / 4 F.-P'easant urn'shed roemeo
trst.class board; priv ate Jewish family; pStvafo
house. -
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10Th st.. az W. Pc" art 20 excellent
tai lie; terms rcasoha l.: ef reno ole card
2lST ST, 25S ". - 8 mp d smaii 4 iatrs
handsomely furnished ON superior tablet
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SUFFOLK ST. 40 near Grand--Large front rooms.
furnished for housekeepiag. 50 to $3.50.
~ AVE. 10. near 18TH 81. Nicely frrnished
ronn, all comforts, Tor gentlemen ony pr!-
a.. a, hons
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Nsr ST, 42l w.--Airy rooms good board
s.. Phillips
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BAD T.. 33 w.-Iarge & small cool rooms en-
coltn, toad, 5s upward
H2D ST.. - w.-Newlv furnished rooms, With
superior tab e: new pro ieiorship; open al
summer reasona le -4 ft.4
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YIN s. M MMEh; s1 d xM ftGprf G
You know ny sl:5 WHEEL cnn be so'd : I HE
warranted one year. Wri'e or call Old wheels
TAkEN IN T TKHR56 BpoucK co..
Ground floor, near 9th ave. loS w. can ST.
RICTCLES
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between sth . 9th ayes -
4 5 light rooms: decorated
bath. new houtes. rent Sic.
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23D ST, 90 WI arGe h small rDoms hAaA-
so"' iy furnished: exec lie L table; ~ nmAf
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q IT,. II " 'ctIve. col rolnaa;
M d to 80 ices Ia . I'D.
3i1 L.. -. a. .yOub'e sin sie roomal
s"u'herN eNn"sure' good table; ref renee.
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THE BRJS TOI.
IVES. Side

IL TO ~ East lllh 81. p.ar 9TH ave. coin.0fi
andy hou,e, very modern terms.
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unfurnishe1 Room. .e..

18TH 81. %. /. Haul . re uuluru shed
rooms: private house: slp ~ u 'r 'mmpiali. n.
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IS II ST $50 " Plea ant rcons summer p,iess;
good board; $3.50 IS; table, s3bo
81. lol ". I'd Iront room; hot =
c'ld W.T. r: with board terms moderate.
4iTH ~. 2;n ". Newly iurnIs ed rooms ex.
ceient liable. translents hcComm da ed; table
board ~, summer pr res re re ICES.
i7TH ST. ~ " splendid han room with eosse
with OF wIth0ut t1ard. moderate.
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isn ST. aa w.-2d sd rats. s large rooms. hot
cold water; Sis. $40.
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HtNRY sr. ll8--slnei. 4 double rooms: lew
minutes wa 90 hr'd"" n errie-.
WILLOW ST. 49, minutes walk to the brsdgo
Large X small airy rocms: early breakfaSss
term IS t-sf
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10TH y :. 81 w,-Dpsirpbe rooms, brtween 6lk
9th uv-s. "S'elp anle: - 'ansle t..
18TH ST. 400 W.-Beautiful. cool. furnishs1
rooms, 50 up. excellent table. z
18TH ST, SOC w,-slpgle and double rooms, goo1
board: gents So ladies, 81. also table board. Z. !.
18TH ST. 81 & SO " Large q small rooms. par
iJr dining room. transsonL4 accommodated: supe-
rior houEe. ef
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rs ; VC W.-Frnd one. lar e 'front.' r ON
with sup'ror board, ell: hall Z, ON, s5: trAar
sia
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4STd So. 81 M.-AttVp unck parlor; other
rooms; good b, ard; all CONVENE Cos: very res
| soma IT,
ATTN ST. SOC w-Nlcely furnished cool roona
corner rat good table, honehke. etterien.
18th ST, 22l ", near Broadxay-Handsonas.
large. cool rooms. back paTlor. with ysiAnda;
reduced summer prices.
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-hHon H OF srpG ~ av As BE. NfRqpnih a.
BorG IT FOR CASH. COIN, III
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gap ST. - "s--tAeSslnt tpotnsi Euoo
summer pri1esi private family. references.
ATH ST, u W.-Large small roons With O.
without board; Ge.sct house. reforen,eA-
g5TH go . IS Pleasant square ooms. sslsct
mouse, near park: Ialle board
10TH ST. s0Vi 9Th aye.--cool cheerful rooms;
Table board; cholss location: moderate; REFER
encas y
l.5TH T.. IL W Handsomely fur ''shed, cool
rooms cNccielt board, ~ 81 week ).
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| +6TH ST :aS w.-P'essant room. suitable for 4:
! with or without light housekeeping
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BOTH ST., 3I8. us W.

BOTH ST.. JIG. 'Is w.
L'G-,i 'D'M x bATJIR 49, sl2.
All Improvements, handsomely decorated.
/ ~ I'll ST.. $50 w. private nyishho b OF; ole
IN decorated, e 1t flats. SIS oS-a, Inquire
/ isnit"r. 's-"meni.
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23D 81. ~ SW. DO" lea >ing'e rooms runninl
water: nic'l urn h L. exec ont tabe
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oT.D-EsTABLlSHED real estate business, hand
somey furnished and doing good business
81. UCV, must sell Those meaning business address
QUICK, box So World Brooklyn.
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AVE, St5-fiandsome hail bedroom, ! or z
= ntl tmen bath: every convenience. also pnrlor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-15
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals. addressed to the
mayor aud street committee, will be
received AZ the ofiile OF city secretary
to be opened at , O'Clock p N. tebru
airy 22nd 1894, at the city hall,
Waco, Texas, by the mayor aud street
committee, for furnishing all labor
and material, and paving North Ninth
street, from Columbus street to Yer.
mont Avenue, with native stone and
gravel, &C ording to plan, profile and
specifications on file iu city engineer's
othoe' approximate quantities 10000
square yards; c'rtlh id check for
two hundred and fifty $3.50 Coz dol
lars, payable to the mayor OF Waco,
Texas, must accompany each proposal
before it will be considered the hight
to reject aiy and all proposals is
hereby reserved by the city council.
OF the city OF Waco, Texas
ATTEST
C c MoCuLLocu, Mayor.
" c. CooPER, City Sacretar =
February 8lh, 1894
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ANOTHER SIDE.
lIr. l.. 7. Pope Replies to Mr.. v. /.
Hawkins.

/ D HE n IN y ~ ~ T. W > w.
esteemed paper of FEBRUARY Il
Publishes an article over the 3 gna
ture of Nj. w. E. Hawkins, en-
titled "The Other Side" referring
to n ties a-d Comments prev
ously published in the Day-Globe.
herewith submit for your Kind
cons dera.i3n another side.
The gentleman over whose sigma
ture this article appears wants TO
know if the gamblers and saloon
men Of Waco want to run our CITY
elections? am satisfied that
neither have any such desire, and
while always willing to aid hnsn-
cially any public enterprise thst
wa d benefl he city OF Waco, they
have AWAY be more than anxious
to stand as lie and let the voice of
the people rule. NoR, | am neither
a gambler nora saloon keeper, bat |
believe in justice and fair dealing,
| have OILY been a citizen OF Waco
eighteen months, bat during that
time | have found as good city
government and just as much
morality as can lie found in any
ether city in Texas. There are
necessary evils forced upon every
city, and were Waco an exception
she would he veIltable paradise.
Waco is Just now Boosting of her
great advantages as mercantile
center, of er great hot wells, and
i just on the eve Of graod public
enterprise the Cotton Palace-in
which every citizen should feel an
interest and lend all Ills influence
and en,rgy to make one grand sue
cess.
The gentleman GOES go far as to
say that the officers of Waco have
been hypnotizel uutil they are bliod
TO lag and ls.iec This the good
j eople of waco d. not believe, but
would like to know if there IS any
hypnotiam regarding the price Of
oil with a certain oil company, and
if they could not bottle up their
morals for while and let up on
extortion?
The gentleman says that the Bay
Tor university viii be removed if
Waco does not become a more moral
and Christian city. THIS is strange,
indeed, and "the people wonder if'
il will 90 by express or regular
freight, aud they Wonder agaia why
the schools, churches aud all char,
itable institu ions appeal constantly
to the beer agents and saloon men
for financial aid. and that they
respond more freely than any other
class of bus ness men, and their
offerings are always accepted ord no
questions asked as to how it was
made.
Now, if Waco expects to be
city, her people mas. be Ike the
balance Of the world, take the
bitter with the sweet, aud push her
to the front with enterprise and
money, and so far as her educational
advantages are concerned, the PEG
pie are satisfied, saloons or no
saloons, and if there was more work
and less crooking by some peopla,
Waco woald be all right
Respectfully,
l.. f. PORE.
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ONE OF THE BEAEFITS
10 be Secured by Waco in Building
the Cotton Palace.

The following letters, on a live
public gu stion, explain themselves:
Waco, Feb. 10, 'o4.
Hon. W. S. Baker, Chairman of
State Dem ocratic Executive Com
mittee, Waco, Texas-Dear Sir:
VIII you be kind emo Ugh to Indicate
10 your opiuion what inducements
Waco would have to offer to secure
the next meeting of the State Demo
cratic conven.i0n2
About how many people, in your
judgement, would attend and about
now ne would they main?
Would large convention hall,
large enough to seat 1000 TO 5000
people, be an inducement? Spcn
hall as is propose to be erected in
cor necton with Waco Cotton
Palace?
In your jadg ment what will be
the value of tbs Cotton Palace to
Waco and all Texas
Believing your opinion would be
of value to the people OF Waco |
remain Very truly yours,
j w. RIGGINs,
Pres. Waco Com. Club
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Reward Offered.

Waco, Tex, Jan. 20, 1894.
The citg government of the city
of Waco, Texas, will pay $3.50
reward for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer Of l.. Lipshitz in
this city on the night of January 10,
1894 G G. McCULLocu,
Mayor of Waco, Tex.
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MIR. BAKERS REPLY.
WAco. Feb. Is, 'o4.

WACO, Feb. Is, "a.
Hon J w. Higgins, President
Waco Commercial Club-D.ar Sir:
Replying to the inquiries in yours
Of the 18th inst, Waco's induce
meats to secure the next state con
vention are ample railway facilities,
accessibility TO every section of the
stats because OF location, promised
hall unequ4led in seating capacity
by any in Texas, and the best water
in the world tor bathing and drink
ing.
The next state convention will
continue about three days aud its
attendance unusually large. There
is not city in Texas that can
accommodate it with hotel facilities
There are many others whose
opinions are entitled to more weight
thar mine on the subject of the
Cotton Palace, but | believe if you
raise money enough to make it a
success, it will give Waco that
which it most needs -advertising.
And to say nothing of the flush
times it vii produce while it lasts,
the large attendance will demon
strate the nee s,ity for, and the
occasion Of, the construction of a
large hotel aud other public i'm.
provements- Although the shares
Of stock subscribed for this enter
prise may not pay a dividend, in
d rect y every depsrtment of buai-
ness viii be greatly advanced.
Yours truly,
WALLER ). BAKER.
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r HE SIN OS
5l5 Austin Ave.. Waco, Texas.

Conce5 Cd ty cultured patronage
60 stand unr>aied 10 us stock OF well
maiured liquors, well kept mails,
cnoiee wiles, standsrd brands OF
cigars and talented service
Our culonry department is always
supplied vlh the PICK Of the marse,,
and the various delicattesser; aud is
noted for its attentive service at all
hours
Family ordera receive special care
and attention Telephone No u.
w L ARMSTRONG. Proprietor.
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We are uthDrlzei - su11n1ceC CY1
loch, ths pre5An meant So ststl
for re-election 70 the oif3e . matNaAl
OF " ACC at tns ensuing olsciioa. Ahi,
The News Is authortzsi to aqno1,al
Srn serhOn a. II candidate tor MsTa
lily OF Vac, at the en9n!ns alecioa n
We are auth >'izei to annonn' e Fart I'd
can ildate for lie ton of the 0tiics III
Of the city of Waco. the eDsliugsA
AprlI 8.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Adyeriising In thls column chsrssa
rase ofone cent per word tor escn as.
Cash must accompany the order efoeH
ordered bv regular advertiser
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PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Justice ofthe Peace.

Justice nj the Peace.
THE NFwS Is auih 1riked 70 sim
w. X. Davt- "a q ca tdid Ate the appafi
election iorIuStira oft13 fclce, PEI a
/. McLs1nsn cOlniy, subleo. 10 The is1
she Democratic party
Constable.
Charley spar announces h'rsslirtl
didale tor constable OF precinct NllW
an oCntY. TrNss subject 10 me sa1
the Dem jcracy OF the county
The NRws is authorized to annoiHa]
Sparks Il. IA candid to for con.tsbs' N']
No. !, suUlset 10 the action oithe psnd
pArly.
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ytYOU ARE out o. eLnt ,bis tolunu !"
/ lob put az "ai' IN '"''
orly char. youten cents. ----y
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color. A libers reT.r :. corsy, n
in1o,ms.Ion leading to "'
Hlair.
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Y0OK s,IE-A number Of . sprl,.'Ort
n second hand. Apply 81 =.
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r.Ou SAI.E-Good Gentle hO' Z
+ apply to Las =. M-aa --.----.-.-
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,InIDu / have ven'nIIts Il. ..esaiss
LADiLD for iuformsioa, Nj" ~
is va pey Block. Detroit M.ln. -
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r-Ots s4LE-A 81. Horse rev" II
Apply At the Esaa ,osl Var" I'D r.,
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mIsCELLAhno.Us:

L'oH EENT a n ,.,l co., oDi I iSin .trs's.
Il street, between l3th an B,gbi. =
ply to James +. Egan or ~ J" -.
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FOX SALE.

TOR SALE-A four horse AZ: %
motor. good as q new one EN- q. - =,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-05
NEIcHBoRHooD NEWS.
Elliott Letter.

William Mulnyx, of Yale, was in
town last Saturday on business.
Arthur Smith returned home last
Sunday after weeks visit at Jackson.
T. S. Warren, of Capac, was in town
last Wednesday on very pleasant busi-
ness.
Menerya Stevens, of Almont, visited
with her parents and friends last week
returning home last Friday.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
M. p. church January II, Is and IA by
Rev. l.. Clark, of Yale. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
The Christmas tree held ut the M. p.
caurch last Tuesday night was sue
cess. The program was excellent con-
sidering the short time in getting it up.
On Friday, December 20, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year by May tent, No. Az, X. o. T.
NJ: Commander, Byron G.. Hall; lieut.
Commander, Edward NJ. Dinner: record
keeper, George Mandeyille; finance
keeper, r. T. Willoughby; chaplain,
Clark d. Vim; physician, b. w. Man.
deville; sargent, William Wait; master
at arms, Martin II. Colberg; lst master
of guards, Charles F. Hall; I'd master
of guards, John S. Wait; sentinel,
Arthur Wye; picket, G.. n. Williams.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-05
General News.

Berville wants physician.
A band is being organized at st. Clair.
The measles are visiting st. Clair
youngsters.
Sand Beach has no less than 100
cases of the grippe.
Marlette has dog poisoner who is
now doing his work.
Allen Duffy, of Marlette, lost two
fingers by his gun exploding.
Martin Bros. will put up large cold
storage building at Memphis.
fire at Memphis partially destroy
ed the residence of Clark Ferguson.
There is talk of uniting the two
towns, Deckerville and bennington,
Coleman citizens are now connected
with the outside world by telephone.
There were fourteen prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail Saturday last.
1t is proposed to organize boxing
school and q dancing class at INLAY
City.
William Young, an old resident of
Inlay City, died last week, aged so
years.
Port Huron Odd Fellows are contem-
plating the erection of hall for their
own use.
Thieves entered Allen Appel's house
worth of jewelry.
E. II. Drake and family, formerly of
Yale, have gone to Lewiston, Montmo-
rency county, to reside.
The creamery at Cass City which has
not been running for several years,
will now be put in operation.
1t is claimed that large number of
counterfeit half dollars are in circula-
ton in and around Port Huron.
The front wall of the burned opera
house at Port Huron has been pulled
down, being considered unsafe.
Dwight Drumm, of near Inlay City,
had four fingers and thumb from one
hand cut off in power feed cutter.
Ephraim Axtell and wife, old resi-
dents of Macomb county, recently died
within 80 hours of each other from
effects of lagrippe.
The burning of the Opera house at
Port Huron recently caused loss of
$4,000 on the building with other
losses estimated at 1900.
The new Presbyterian church at San
lilac Centre is a marvel of beauty and
elegance. The dedication services
took place on Friday, Dec. 22nd.
John Waggoner, of Mooretown, six
teen years of age, was accidentally
shot and killed on Christmas day by
another young man while out hunting.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of
Port Huron met recently with those of
st. Clair and organized q Union to be
known as the st. Clair County District
Union.
The Congregational church at Port
Huron, which has had no pastor since
DR.. Ross deid, have extended call to
Rev. Thomas Chalmers, of Brooklyn,
New York.
Bert Furguson, q boy of IL years, re-
Gently placed plank on the track at
Attica "to see some fun" 1t was
fortunate that the wheels of the engine
cut the plank in two without doing
any damage.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-05
Roseburg Letter.

William Hamilton is down with the
grippe,
T. H. Moore was in Yale on Satur-
day last.
VIM. Ii. Mckenzie was in Yale on
Saturday.
John McKive spent Xmas with his
best girl here.
Mary Clyne, of Blaine, spent Xmas
with friends here.
Thomas Kennedy, of Speaker, was
in the Burgh on Saturday.
Arthur Uarch spent Christmas with
his parents in Port Huron.
j. T.. Scott spent Sunday with his
daughter Mrs. j. f. Swan.
Hoyt Vroman and w. Grant left for
the north woods this week.
Maud Near, of Saginaw, is spending
her holidays with friends here.
John Mills, of London, Ont, spent
New Years with friends in town.
w. Dramer, of Dansville, n. ", spent
Sunday with A. Petit and family.
John McDaysey, of Chicago, spent
New Years with friends in this place.
Henry Clark, of Greenwood. paid
the Burgh business visit on Monday.
Hiel Dafoe and wife, of Croswell,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
Constable Brown and Detective
Emery, of Yale, were in the village on
business last Saturday.
Robert Siboald returned home from
Toronto, Ont, on Saturday after q
weeks visit with friends there.