Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-05-28
Saturday is Decoration day.

ITOR Book Store.
Miss Gusta Cooper is now clerkine
fol Miss C. Boice.
When you want nice piece OF
steak call on Rollins 81 IIisey.
Richmond is to have circus.
bandwagon and all. on June 9TH.
The best 5 and 10 cent cigars for
sale at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
Where are all our correspondents
this week? Let us here from you.
&C. L. Michaels has commenced the
work on his new house on Kennilic
street.
Ernie Pearce, Of ut Huron, has
been visiting friends in town during
the past week.
p. McDougall has rented Il. Gill
bert's house and will move his family
mp here soon.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Vannest, Of
Brown City, were in this place on
Monday morning.
Mrs. Fraucis and family. of Port
Huron, are visiting relatives and
friends in this place.
john Rose and VIM Payne left
this place on Monday for an extended
visit through Canada.
"A sad accident happened at Peck
last Sunday. James son of VIM Bell
was kicked by a horse and killed.
The show ut the spring fair at
Emmett was splendid. All who attend
ell speak well of the exhibit made.
&C. f. Roswell sold the house and
lot occupied by John Steenburg on
Tuesday last to Thos Weston. of
Deckerville.
-Rev John Belts, of Croswell, was
in the village this week on visit to
his parents. lie informs us that he
intends leaving for Dakota on Friday
where he will be engaged in the labors
of his calling. We wish him abundant
success in his new field Of labor.
"A number of ladies and gentlemen
Of THIS place in crossing Oh the raft.
used to convey passengers across the
creek since the bridge has been away,
on their way hO,ne from the scene of
the emersions Sunday were upset and
it WAS with difficulty they were res
cued.
Port Huron BARRIERS don't shave
any more on Sundays. Lee, our bar
Der, decided to follow their example and
close on Sunday but he informs US that
he opened the shop six different times
last sunday TO shave pa, ties. He says
he will keep open until noon on Sun
day after thls.
is not ones uselulness too often
Kindred by thoughts Of ones own in
Let us struggle against
II. As long as we have human natures
we shall he Inconsistent. But let US
be courageous. Don't let us refuse to
do good because We have done evil.
IL we have shown our weak side. don't
let us on that account, be afraid of
showing our better one. Some may
say we preach better than we practice.
What if we doP We would have told
them that could have told them that
it was the very consciousness OF our
own failuers which caused US to utegr
Il word of warning to Others. Then it
is comforting TO know that 1t is from
those most free from faults we shall
receive the least criticism and the most
kindly.
Anderson & Co. have purchased
the implement business Of Hickey u
Kerwin and have rented the same
building occupied 10y them and placed
p. McDougall in charge of tho same.
Mr.. McDougall is an energetic straight
forward young man, obliging In every
way and we firmly believe that under
his management the business will
flourish. Their wareroOms are full 10
ovet1owing and new goods arriving
every day which will be to your benz
fit to call and examine. They have
come to stay with us ana inform US
they intend to keep their warerooms
well stocked with every implement
used on Il farm which they will sell as
cheap as you can get them any where
else and you will find whatever they
do sell you will be Of iirst-class ma
{ terial and warranted in every way.
They invite all to call in and inspect
their stock.
1.-THE roller rink" said small
boy is more innocent-looking thar a
lamb. but for interfering with ones
upright attitude IS perhaps the best
that has appeared. Ones
first feelings in standing upon a pair
of roller skates, is all uncomfortable
desire to come from together, one foot
may start out one way while the other
promptly starts out another. The
most noticeable things at skating
rink is the powerful attraction of the
human body to the floor Of the rink.
Ii the human body had been coming
space for several days with
out stopping at eating stations, we
could imagine why it struck the fioor
with such force and violence, AS it is,
the thing is quite inexplicable. There
are different kind of falls in fashion
at the rink. Thele are the rear fall
and the front fall, the Cardinal Wolse-
ley fall. the fall one across the other,
three in pile, etc, some of the falls
are difficult to describe. The rear fall
is the favorite, it is more frequently
utilized than any other. There are
two positions, the perpendicular and
the horizontal, skilled skaters prefer
the former while others effect the
latter. When a man's foot starts one
way and the other strikes out another
way that,does not separate MIN from
The floor, nor spoil his fun. Other
portions of the body will take the
place which his feet has just vacated