Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-24

club play match game with tn
Elk club to-day.
Il. A. Sherman, Of Port Huron
called In to see US On Thursday last
He was on his way to Old Brookway
to talk telephone to the citizens OF the
place.
The dance as Nichaels hall OF
Monday evening was pleasant affair
The music furnished by Dunsan'i
orchestra. Of Sarnis, was splendid
About 45 numbers were ssld and every
body vas satisfied with the evening"
proceedings.
Take uetlce of Hi Mannings card
in this issue. hi is getting lots Of
building to do nowadays. He is al
present building dwelling house for
Geo VsnWsgnsr and will soon COM
mencs the erection Of one for w. Fl,
Rollins OH the lot opposite p. Gilbert,
new residence.
Freeman & Co. are doing q much
larger business this year than they did
last. Last year they placed in their
piekling vats 10000 eggs. This..yesr,
during the month ending May 10th,
they have already placed In thsir watts
nearly l25,0oO. This in addition to
their trads In fresh eggs and butter.
will make an enormous business. Wish
Richmond had a few more suoh firms.
Richmond Review.
advertisements In newspapers are
Just 10 necessary to other news contain
cd therein, for they convey in part ia
formation tho public should know; in
formation when known benefits The
public and the advertiser equally the
same; without tie newspaper as a
medium to convey this necessary and
not unfrsquently valuable information
which the advertising columns Of a
newspaper contain. mon of the business
world as well as the public in general
would become great lovers In the past
thereby. 1t pays to read advertise
ments' try IL. you who have never
thought Of IL. II there be any such.
which We doubt; ne one needs 10 be
told that 10 pays to sdvsrtiss-as well
claim that gold 10 net money as that
advertising Is not profitable. Printers
ink has built mp many . town, many
man, many Arm or corporation which
without it. would have bssn almost
unkAown, and tho live, practical bus
lness man Of to-day would as soon
think Of getting along without goods
as without advsrtising.--Ex.
The TT Gratiot Sun has the follow
Ing in regard to dead beats" Tn
almost every community there Is to be
found class of dead beats" and
"scalawags" who are source of loss to
the tradesmen of the town and ashame
and disgrace to the large class Of
hensst and hard working men. These
"bipeds" eat and drink, wear good
clothes. have many comforts Ia their
homes, and then propose to do as they
please aboub paying their debts, which
have been contracted under pledge Of
"honor." We are glad to be able to
record the fact that the great majority
of the mechanics Of our village have
proved themselves to behonorabla aud
prompt in meeting their obligations,
and that ID 10 only the few who are
destitute In both honor and honesty;
yet 10 is these few "flies" that maksth
the ointment TO stink. For the sake
Of their own good name let honorable
workman spot this class of men. and
II need be. socially ostracise them,
"black list" them, almost anything
that they may feel and realize their
ewA contemplate business"
What have the people Of this coun-
try done that they should be visited by
cyclones, tornadoes, wind storms and
such? Only last Friday these deadly
winds passed through Wisconsin,
Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebras-
ka, Dakota, and even appeared away
down in Texas, causing tremendous
damage TO property and no inconsider-
able loss of life. The fury of the har-
ricane was chiefly spent in the country
and the farm houses, orchards and
fields of growing crops suffered terribly.
The storm cloud is described as in the
shape of an enormous funnel or invert-
cd cone, which first appeared lurid and
then luminous. 1t revolved with ter
rife repidity and moved from the
northwest with swaying motion,
occasionally seeming to lower to She
ground and rebound egain like O rub
Dor ball. 1t made q deep, roaring
sound interspersed with loud thunder
claps. The day had been very sultry
and about o o'clock the rain came
down in sheets for an hour and the
tornado followed.
Brockway and adjoining townships
were not left out on the cyclone ques.
tion. Saturday evening a heavy wind
storm, accompanied by rain and hail.
made things lively for n abort time I'm