Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-30
Go to w. II. Wear & Co.'S for your

We had splendid shower or
Tuesday evening.
"A nice line or hosiery just receiv-
ed at Mrs. NJ. j. Trainers.
Hugh Rose, of Strathroy, Ont, is
here visiting his brother Sandy.
Mrs. S. Turnbull, of Almont, was
the guest Of Mrs. S. G. Bettis the past
week.
Miss Mary Menerey who has been
visiting at Warwick, Ont, returned
home this week.
Go to w. II. Wear & Co.'S for your
boots and shoes. They have just re-
ceived a new stock.
The hay and harvest weather tins
year has been simply perfect. Had it
been made to order it could not have
been better.
Our farmers are happy with the
prospects of a rich harvest this fall.
Remember the printer in the days of
thy prosperity.
Mrs. Kilg0ur, wife of the over
seer of the County House together
with Mrs. Baughman of the same
neighborhood visited with ID. Drake
and family the past week.
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, Il. T. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
Rev. Il. G. Potter, presiding elder
of this district. will occupy the pulpit
in the M. +. church on Friday even
ing, August 7th, at s o'clock. Quar-
terly conference will be held on that
date.
Jane Tebo, little girl 13 years
old living with widow Soules, while
out in the barn last Sunday hunting
eggs fell onto cradle scythe cutting
two gashes in the calf of her leg. Drs
Ney and Howell were summoned and
dressed the wounds and the patient is
now doing well.
I'VE would like to ask if there isn't
a law prohibiting saloons and other
places where liquor is sold to close at |
ten o'clock at night and on Sunday and |
If so, why it is not enforced? The way |
It would look to a stranger coming to
town that there was no such law in |
force here. They have no regard as to |
how late they keep open at night or |
having their doors open on Sunday.
The station house at Brown City
was broken into one night last week
and G. w. Farr agent lost a suit of |
some shirts and other wearing |
apparel. The money drawer was
broken open but thu robbers failed to
get any cash. 1t would be well for
our citizens to keep sharp lookout |
FOR there are "a number of thieves at |
arge around the country at present.
"A subscriber sends us the follow
ng receipt for destroying the cab
page worm. which will prove "dead |
shot" to the pests Take one quart of |
,oft soap and half a pint of coal oil f;
nix well, and let stand for two hours
stir in two gallons and half of water.
and sprinkle the cabbage early in the
Repeat the dose for few
lays and you will soon get rid of the
Nuisance. Gardeners will do well to
Try it.
We received this week copy of |
Mackinac. We have re-.
viewed the same and find it contains
correct account of the different points
IF interest from Detroit to Mackinac.
Parties wishing to take summer trip
10 better route can be found than a
our up the lakes OH the Detroit &
Cleveland Steam Navigation Co.'S
)oats. They are equipped with every
modern improve nent for the con-
1enience of passengers and anyone
will be well repaid by visiting the
many islands and other places of re-
sort up the lakes.
The Remingtons, of Ilion, n. Y,
ire the most extensive manufacturers |
IF firearms in the world. Besides sup
plying many of the leading govern
nents with the arms necessary for |
heir troops. this firm makes great |
variety of rifles for hunting and target |
shooting, shot guns of all grades, re-
volvers. rifle canes, ETC., and amuni-
ion for same. They also make sew
ng machines, type writers, fire engines,
force pumps, "a full line of agricultural
implements, from moving machine
10 garden rake. and have recently |
added the electric light 10 their other |
Industries.
On Friday morning last about one
D clock some Of our citizens heard the |
screams of a woman coming from the |
of Mrs. M. j. Trainers |
and getting up and going over to see |
what the matter was found that the |
bartender in M. Il. Miller's saloon had |
made his entrance in through the up |
stairs window and was in the hall |
when noticed by Mrs. Trainer who be-
came frightened thinking him to be a
burglar. On asking him what he
wanted he replied that lie was looking |
foi place to lie down and go to sleep. |
She told him he had better leave the
house at once and find some other place,
which he did. When the parties who
heard the screams arrived they found
the said bartender lying on the front
stOop in a drunken state. He had
been away the day before and got
drunk and possible did not
know what he was doing.