Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-23

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Huron since 1886. died at his resideac
in that city on the 18th inst, aged I
years.
jason Clark and grandfather re
turned from Tennessee yesterday nc
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
Collins.
AL Haight intends going on tou
round the world this summer in |
small boat which he is ut presen
building.
-Thos Rapley is painting and other
wise fixing up the buildings occupie,
by I.amon as bank and Gowan 4
Drake as u law Office.
Il. +. Rogers, of Marlette, of tht
firm of Rogers n Law, surveyors and
engineers was in town this week and
made us a pleasant call.
We were misinformed IN regard to
the age of y. Vanorman's Holstein
calf. 1t should have read IL months
old instead Of ) months old.
Still larger egg. John Wark
brought to this office last week an
Fegg measuring sA by 01s inches and
weighing 4 ounces. Who can beat it.
---"A wise man reflects before he
speaks; a fool speaks, and then reflects
OH what he has uttered" Guess there
are a few fools in Brockway Centre.
then.
Jos Collins showed us some wild
flowers last week which he received
from Tennessee. The flowers IN this
section Of the country are all showed
under.
Peck correspondence received to
late for publication this week. We
would be pleased if our correspondents
would send in their communications
not later than Tuesday.
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, E. y. IIazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
This is the season for spring ad-
vertising. The business man who adj
vel klOCS ilOClulaN 40 tilN W itO Vohs'
your custom. He invites you TO his
store, and it will pay you to deal with
him.
w. W. Cowing's yop.ng son was
hooked by cow one lay this week
cutting cash acroSs his chin and
otherwise bruisin1 him. The little
fellow is doing as well as could be
expected.
We have opposition in the print
iLg business in town, in the shape OF
an amature staff of compositors, press
men, and the "deviP' amongst them.
IL is run in connection with Wells
drug store.
Horace Baker and wife, OF Port
Huron was in town last week visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. Baker is
now clerk of the ci,y of Port Huron
aud his many friends in this place will
be pleased to learn of the same.
The sneaking whelp who classes
himself as a school teacher but is moth
ing but an ape of the lowest stripe,
had better be careful what he says
about the ExPOSITCR or he may get
setting out which will take him down
peg or two.
w. w. Cowing has moved his
family into his own house OIL Kennific
st. and T.. III. s. ID. Drake and families
are now occupying the house vacated
by Mr.. Cowing. Frank Gillian has
rented part of Thos Darcy's house and
j. B. Kiel and family are boarding
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown, Jas
Sterling. Alex Adams, Mrs. l.. Pres
ley and Mrs. David Brown Sr., went
~ Mt Pleasant to attend the funeral of
Chas Sterling. who died at that place
this week. Deceased lived in this
place at one time and Is well known in
these parts.
They say that the Star Of Beth
lehem is now visible in the heavens,
but in order to see 1t you must rise at
8 o'clock in the morning. According
to the Bible this star has peculiar
history, and as it will not appear again
for three hundred years, perhaps 1t
Will pay you to get up and take a peep
at it now. for at its next appearance
your eyesight may be greatly impaired.
The report that Miss Wilt was OBJ
| liged TO dismisG the German school on
account of not controlling the pupils
was mistake. although it was given
up as uninapageable by +. Keohler.
Miss Wilt has taught the school for
twenty-one days and she had no
difficulty In managing the pupils. She
also states that the pupils deserve
great praise for their good conduct. =
| Communicated.
In regard to the article which ap-
peared in last weeks issue about Mr..
Palmer calling the ExPosIToR a
"stinking one.horse little paper" we
would say that we are informed by a
majority Of those present at the meet
ing that he did not say anything about
the paper. We wsre misinformed
and in allowing our temper to get the
best of us we said what we did. We
propose To defend our rights and when
we hear of a man speaking i'll of the
paper we will reci2orate to the best OF
our ability.