Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12


why not take more interest In 1t
The members should invite all wht
will to join. Remember the meeting
next Tuesday evening and let all ths
members be present. Important busi
ness to transaet.
Among the guests at the NJ. T.
parsonage last week were: Mrs. 2. r
Powrie, of China, Miss Maggie VII.
llams. of St. Clair. Mr., d. Cope. OF
Emmett, Mrs. James Willis ari son. OF
Deekervills, Mrs. Amos Babceck ani
Mrs. A. Besls. of Peck.
We we're made the recipient of @
beautifully engraved copy of "rhe
Lords Prayer" presented to US by II.
L. Holmes who Is agent fer them in
this place. Itis ono Of the moss ex-
Quisitely designed and superbly execut-
cd picture Of the Lords Prayer ever
Issued.
81 say, ma. here's q riddle, made il
myself. What's the difference be-
tween the wax figure of lady, and pa
not letting me so to the circus lass
week?" "Cause ones sham dame
and fother's da-Ow! ow ow ov
that hurts. 1 tell you, can't you take
feller o'yeur sizs?"
%. p. Chamberlain OF the firm OF
Chamberlain & Mustard. has sold cut
his interest to G. w. Waring. The
new firm will be WaYing&Mastard who
hope to meet the wants Of their friends
and customers In the future an well as
ehey have In the past and solicit share
of the trade dono in Broskway Centre.
Persons patrenizing papers, please
pay promptly; the pecuniarY prospects
of the press possess peculiar power in
pushing public prosperity. Pay the
printer promptly; if promptly paying
patrons his pockstbook plenish. print.
or puts Pen to paper In peace. paints
pictures of passing phases pleasantly.
and people psruse his paper pleasantly.
Paste this piece Of proverblal philoso-
ply In place to be received by all
people.
And now comes Q distinguished
physician who declares that the close
cropping Of the hair, in accordance
with prevailing custom. is positively
Injurious. causing the capillary vegeta-
tion TO become leese and fall out. II
Is, h seye, n movements In direct op-
position to nature. In this he 10 un-
doubtedly correct; nature knows moth
Ing about shears or BARRIERS as BARRIERS.
In view Of this opinion, 4: will be well
10 prepare 90 say COED bye 10 The Gloss
cropped, ssnd.panered, billiard bali
style OF head. 30 much affected by our
young men during the past few years.
-The barn on Mr.. Sibley's place in
Frement was burned TO the ground
last Thursday night together with q
fine span Of horses valued es $3.50. a
large quantity of wheat, 20 feeces OF
wool, all of his agricultural imple-
ments, wagons. buggies. and in faet
everything which was stored In She
barn and sheds. Some OF che neigh
bors saw the fire and aroused Mr.. Sib-
Icy, but nething could be saved. Loss
about S1.5 Insurance about 5000.
There is no doubt but that il was done
by an incendiary, although Mr. 8. did
not know he had enemy anywhere II
the country.
About 500 went from here 10 see
Barnum, Jumbo & Co., OF Port Huron
last Saturday, quite number gesting
wei. Those who did not 90 Witnessed
big circus in front of the Duilie
Block in tue afternoon. a whole fam
lily. father, sen and grandson from the
township OF Flynn came to town and
slowed away too much Broekway Cen
ire ''buttermilk" which did rot aares
with them, causing the said parties So
make war amongst themselves. The
fighting kept up for quite while. the
grandson dancing the "highland fling
at great rate, afferding considerable
laughter for the lockers en-. The son
received two black eyes from the horny
hands of the father. Justice Duffis
wound up their fun by packing them
into their wagon and starting them fci
home.
The following Is the score of the
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