Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11

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express from Port Huron was delaye,
about two hours.
Jerry Johnson will lie at the Com
mercial House in Brockway Centr
every Saturday during the month e
December and at his own house ives
Of here every Friday.
The st. Clair Co. Teachers As
sociatjon meeting at Capae last weel
was "A grand success. About sixt,
teachers from different parts Of tht
county were present.
j. G. McKenna has a COW which
has given birth to three calves in iC
months and 10 days. This cow has
also given birth to seven calves in four
years. a very profitable beast.
IL. Mustard. who has been 2ractic-
ing medicine here for some time past,
left for his old home in Ingersoll. Ont.
on Monday last. We wish him sue.
cess wherever he may be located
Nearly all the accidents that hap
pen In skating rinks occur through
the carelessness of the skaters them
selves in attempting some difficult
fe.ts. oi in doing some funny busi-
ness"
Read the new adv of the 20 cent
! store. j. G. Hart has fitted up his
| building north of ID. Mills grocery
| and Will open out a stock of goods us
ually kept in Il 80 cent store on Sat.
urday next.
Wages are down and taxes should
come down with wages but they don't.
High taxes are endurable when wages
! and profits are high; but high taxes
with low wages make wine-press of
| bitterness for workman.
-Ehe excitement over the Manistee
faith cure increases. Forty persons
arose for healing and lG claimed to lie
healed yesterday. One case of twenty
years deafness was cured. Twenty
were cleansed and four converted.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs. we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in OTHER
cases. Address, f. T. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
j. &. Hart is tearing down the old
building, lately occupied by d. Mills az
a storehouse, preparatory to building
brick block in the spring. Mr.. Hart
has lately built an addition to the rear
of the store occupied by Mr. Mills
making fine store out of the same.
II. B. Cough intends converting
the lower part of his building into
roller skating rink. He will put in
hardwood floor which will be much
better to skate on than pine one. He
oil ha Cly 70 Axt
good will of the present rink, and will
combine the two in one. Success.
The study of human nature is in
terestiDg and amusing We found a
subject the other evening to study up
on in the shape of the manager OF the
skating rink. lie has more the nature !
of dumb brute than that of an edu !
Gated man in civilized community. |
There Is one consolation he Is not go- |
ing to remainhere long.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lexington 81 Utica II. |
X. Co., for the election Of directors |
and transaction Of such other business
as may be presented, will be held at |
the company's general oiice in Lox.
ington on Dec. goth, at 2 O'Clock p. m. |
The chances for this road arc good. |
"While there's life there's hope"
The pink T social held in the NJ. !
f. church last Thursday evening, un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid |
Society, was a very pleasant as well as
novel affair The church was richly |
decorated and looked beautiful. All
who attended speak highly of the en-
in. - n.NI H.
enjoyable time. The proceeds Were
about $4,000,
Elder Il. i. Brown will preach in |
Duflie's Hall next Sunday evening. |
This will be his farewell sermon as he
intends leaving for the southern part |
of the state where he will remain for |
some time. Those desiring tn obtain |
information in regard to the teachings |
of the Disciples will do well to come |
out and hear him, as he purposes pre- |
senting their leading doctrines where |
in they differ from all other religious |
people.
IA meeting OF the citizens of !
Brockway Gentle was held in Duties |
hall on Tuesday evening for the pur.
pose of taking steps towards incorpor |
alton. Jas Brown was appointed |
chairman and G. r. Holden, secretary. |
1t was voted that the corporate limits |
should be one-half mile each way |
from Duties four corners. A COM
mittee of three were appointed, con
sisting of Rudolph Andreae, II. F.
Leonard and j. G. Holden. to circulate
petition among the lax payers and
make report at mex: meeting TO be
h1ld Tuesday evening. Dec. 10. The
meeting then adjourned.
The Detroit Evening News has
the following: About year ago
Joseph A. Nealey, with three other
men were arrested in Sanilac county
for the murder of drover named
Phillips. Louis V. Cady, a travelling
man who lives at 235 Seldom avenue,
says that he was asked. on Nov. II, If |
Nealey was the same as the suspect, d
murderer and that he replied i'm q Q
Affirmative. Mr.. Nealey says diffr
emily. and has brought slander suit |
in which he states that Cady called
him the murderer Of Phillips, .he
drover. Nealey wants 500 dam
ages. Cady was arrested Saturday n
"a capias, and In default of SO 600 bail
was locked up in the Jail. Cady was
a resident Of Lexington at one time,
aud afterwards resided in Port Huron
for a short time.
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M. p. Sunday School.