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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
Brown City BUDGET.

What might have proved To be q
very serious accident occurred at
Harrington & lIutchinson's Single
mill at Deanville, three and one
half miles from this place, on Tues
day, the 9th. One Mr.. Wilmer, .
millwright, who recently came here
from Toronto, Ontario, was turning
down a wheel, when his clothing
was caught. and his hand was badly
broken and torn. Only for the
watchtulncSs of engineer Harrington
who saw the danger and stopped IL,
machinery, Mr.. Wilmer would nc
doubt have lost his life. DR.. Lister
of this place dressed the wound, and
thinks he can save the hand with the
exception Of one finger
AZ the hands of Gus Schatfel, oul
house decorator, the Methodist
church at this place is being fitted
up in tirst-class style.
Young people to the number OF
fifty visited our head school teacher
Mr.. Bonfoy's residence. on Wednes
day evening, 2sth inst, and spent 8
pleasant evening.
The grain market here Is boom
ing.
Died, on Friday, infant daughter
of Isaac Swan Of this place.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
Injurious talking.

\ Frenchnan speaking of Il per-
son 10 his comrades, said: 'IliS
mouth costs him nothing for he al
ways opens il AT the expense of
others. There are multitudes at
persons to whom that remark will
apply. EXaoGcration and defamn-
ton are two fertile sources of social
mischief. We meet with persons
who sensitivcly shrink from the dc;
libcratc violation Of the truth, who
will habitually ovcr-eolor their state
mentS 10 such IN cXtcnt that q false
impression is conveyed to the mind
of the listener. They thus lower
the tone Of their own mind, destroy
the power oi accurate PERCEPTION,
diminish the confidence of their
friends, and SOW the seeds Of much
error in the world. They soon dis
cover that they ale not credited
even when they speak sobcrly.
Their moral drafts upon social con
tidence are dishonved.
But perhaps the most injurious
talk is that which dctractS from the
character of another-that which
openly or IN disguise strikes at the
reputation OF brother pilgrim
that which cuts mems throal> with
whispcringS"--that which Is adopt
ed by the cnvious rival who seeks to
build "his name on the ruins of an
others fame. Little does the Sian.
derer think what n bitter harvest
he will himself reap from the cal
luminous words he has uttered. \
lady visited Phillip Neu on one oc-
caslon, accusing herself of being a
slanderer. "Do you frequently fall
into this fault?' he inquired. Yes,
very often" replied the penitcnt.
"My dear child, -. said Phillip. "your
fault is great, but the mercy Of God
is greater; now bid thee do a. fol
lows: Go TO the nearest market and
purchase "A chicken just killed and
still covered with feathers; then
walk to a certain distance, plucking
the bird as you 90. Your walk fin
ished, return to me-" The woman
did rs directed, and returned. anX-
ions 10 know the meaning of 81
singular an injunction. "Nou have
been very faithful 10 the first part
OF my order" said Phillip; "nov lo
the second part and you will be cur-
ed: itetracc your steps, pass through
all the places YOU have travcrscd.
and gather up one by one all tho
feathers you have scattered. But
said the woman, II cast the feathers
carelessly away, and the wind carri-
Ell them in all directions" "We!l,
my child,' replied Phillip, $50 it is
with your words of SANDER: like the
feathers which the wind has scatter
ed, they have been waited in many
directions. Cali them back now II
you can. Go sin no more. Rev.
j. Hiles Kitchens, y. ID, in the
Culver for January.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
Valley Centre Vapor.

Times are brisk at present on ac-
count of good sleighing. The wealth
er has moderated somewhat and is
very pleasant at present.
II. Michacls is getting large
quantity o. logs in this winter.
Our three stores seem TO be flour.
ishing under the management of W.
Weeks, +. kyes and T. j. Sullivan.
Geo Etherington has sold quite a
number OF cutters and sleighs this
winter and appears to be doing quite
an extensive business.
The skating rink Is still run on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings with
good success.
We will soon hear the buzz of the
Single mill once more as j. Sullivan
is preparing for business.
Mr.. Mills has given up trying TO
buy grain at this place as the farm
ers i'll this vicinity think they are
able to hold their grain until after
Cleveland takes the chair.
There's n dandy Calithumpian,
Who keeps ON Commercial street,
And he has q little corn juice
That he says is rathersw
When the boys have gathered there,
lie opens up his rhyme,
Well kick In the head Of the old corn key
And have dandy time.
Now drink IL down, don't DO afraid,
IL doesn't make any difference,
For when the corn juice is all gone
have "a few of Webb's Bitters
I've just opened up n new candy store,
And you boys must patronize.
When the town folks go 10 kick,
Wen try and compromises:
So drink away. dont be afraid,
l own this calaboose,
And just as long as | run candy store
III keep the old corn juice
vap,prtvo
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
CORRESPONDENTS.
Eroekway Bits.

Hard times and cold weather go
hand in hand at present.
Geo. Mcclellan is suffering from a
broken hip, caused by being thrown
onto tho hard floor in the Brockway
House in Scutlie with Elmer Smith.
The grist mill project is still
booming aud will be commenced a@
soon rs the weather will permit.
Capt. Shepherd Eill soon have an
other dance ut his hotel. Notice OF
the same will he given in due time,
Roswell Oatman and wife, oi
Mayville. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ii. Harris this week.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
Emmett Emetics.

w. &. Sellars formerly employed
by Mr.. Cogley as carriage maker
and who had his hand taken off in a
planning mill at Emmett last Septem-
Der has moved to Unionville, Tuscola
Co., where he intends to engage in
the hotel business.
Mr.. Cogley is selling sleighs and
cutters so cheap, that, notwithsiand-
ing the hard times he has disposed
of nearly all he had manufactured.
Butler & Cary are putting up
large quantities Of ice in their new
ice house.
A social hop at the Emmett House
on the 10th. Preparations are being
made for large party. All patrons
will be well cared for by the genial
host.
Jas Fraser is going to have a
grand ball at Cogley's Hall on the
9Th.
Wood and saw logs are coming
into town in large quantities at
present.
The Emmett Agricultural Works are
making the finest harrow your CORES.
pendent ever saw. The harrow was in.
invented and patented in Canada in
1880 and meets with unprecedented
success wherever introduced. Farm
ers and implement dealers should see
it before they purchase another.
L. ). Poole has launched out as a
book agent and reports business
brisk. Fred is good fellow and
should succeed.
There are several asplrants for
the post Office at Emmett. 1t cannot
fail to fall into good hands as all
the expectants are good men.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

WtN more money than at anyi hing else 10y TAX
WI I'm ing an agency for tine best selling book ont.
WV Beginners succeed grandly. None fail.
Terms free. HALLETT BOOK Co., Portland, Maine.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

Mr.. Coglcy is busy building hug
gies To supply orders from fuscoia
Co. in the spring.
q. ". Curtis manager of Dona-
hne'S store has rtt'ur,i "a p"sitlun rs
travelling salesman for ~ wholesale
house in Cleveland. He will 90 on
the road soon after the first of March
and will have his headquarters ~
Emmett. George rs an old hand on
the road and will work up n large
trade for his house. We are sorry
TO part with him but our loss is AN
others gain,
John Buckley is the happy father
of boy. The mother and child are
doing well. SuANAGoLnEN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

n ~. BELL, AUCrIoNEER, Br"ckwdy
". C-n're, Men. Real Estate, P.rs"nG'
or any kiad 0t saies promptly attended 10.
Orders left a. this office will receive prompt
attention. ClrresgondeRce solicited.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

f,Up for working people. Send 10 cents posi-
ESAS age. and Ne will mail YOU free' r"ynn.;
CF"@ y,luablG sample box of goods that VIII
MI, vou ia the way OF making more money IN a
few dag- than you ever thought possible q. any
trslncss Capital not required. You can I'VE az
time All ut both sexes, OF all aces. GrGndly sue
cessful. 30 crnts 10 s. easily earned every even
log That ali who want work may test me hu.l-
are not well satisfied Wc will send 81 - ray Tor
the trouble of writlnSus ful particulars on &c
tiops. etc. sent free. Immense pay atS"ir,eh
siire for nll who start at once. Don't delay
Address STISsoN Ann Co, Portland Maine.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
HOLSTEIN CATTLE

Over thirty yearly records made by cows
In this herd, which averaged 14,2l2 lbs az
year, vt an average age of Al years. In 1881
our entire herd of mature cows averaged Ia,
1874 fbs Is OF. In 1882 our entire herd OF
eight 3.year olds averaged 1855 bs . or.
On April LIST, 1854, TEN cows in this herd
had made records from $4,000 10 $4,000 lbs
each, the average being l5,60S lbs $40 OF.
We MIXED through the year ending June
last. Eve mature cows, the entire lot averagin nc
1881 lbs % ~. Not one Of these records
has ever been equalied with an equal number
OF cows by anv herd.
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nine cows averaged IL lbs 81 or per week.
Eisbt beifers . wears old averaged Is lbs q.
or per week. Eleven heifers years old and
younger averaged 10 lbs OF per week. The
above records are n sufficient guarantee of
superiority. This Is the class of cattle with
which 10 found herd.
SMITHS & POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm. SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
$4,000

@1Ah thh in presents given away Send MS 3
06vt,UUU cents postage. and by mail you will
get free a package of goods Of large
value, That VIII start you IN work that will at once
bring you IN money faster than anything else In
America. All about the s,C0OO0 In presents with
each box; Agents wanted everywhere, OF either
sex, OF al ages, Tor all the time, or spare time
only, 10 WORK for us 81 their own homes. Fortunes
Tor AL workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
u. hui.ksT AND 60, Portland, Maine.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05

NOTICE-Ali persons are hereby for
hidden III settl" with j. \. Hickey OF
~ pay him any money on our ace unit.
GREIB X COBB. TT. Huron aad Brock
kWay Centre, Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-05
BnckIen,s arnica salyc.

The hest salve IN the world for cuts. bru,es
! sores. Ulcers, salt rheum. fever soreg, letter,
chspped hands. chilblaiDs corns, and all
ski srupt'ous, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. IL Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfactioD. or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale BY w. y.
Mex nns.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
The Peach Outlook

Tie u, lassre ssn&toEt%l roufss' attracted ~
Dover some 81 -. NOS prominent PEA, grow
a.. 81 tbr STATE Iaey srte .lasus. unanimous
Ia salIE. HAT th,Ts q. te .vsFsss cr.I
tb.s wear # sbsre .r> 40 ..'srr ais itu,g, Lasi
,,4g e. t.l CO. lusl, each sRg containing stost
$50 a4sArfs acre .asIgsi to Tsiirc.a 10 the
NagrA std u ,sg. L. uLdsiios 10 he p.sch-,
scat a-.T. i4rS. qE.aliss we're GAINED 10 tAe
Safe TIE ATgfst year sbifus'n'suce 1851
sssta lis Sh,r tie tolst ~as > o.. 10 1871
be io;.l 80 go ed 10 lse- 5 Js3 10 SEQ
Is. AID l<.s : .soyrE go Tbs smallest
sbsFu.u;, ~.r~ IA Isg- ar4 l~Sl ttrre e,tEg
IT,; - a.. IN lsr@ aut JLt = - is<i The
acs.r.are rutnt-f q carload, from so TO lsst
IS - Os2 InJ.si.4 "a Ihts estimate are she
I-sshr y lsah ~yr shipped o,.r The branch
read, o. tie FsUgsF .ssHs srstsm tghuEns
'tFul. e h~ct Qasrg Auu~ :. t.fol1as. IL bot,
bur,h,s mi Other Cr.uuirrs 90 the E-ss.fn
Savf, - MAJ isLl Tie tulk 81 The peaches
Eruuu - Nsg,laut shipped to hsi'lffoE .
~ stcvrsi-os auf ~ boz -Bi urc~.ra. coutri-
Uufr = Isrg~ SHARE SO the -4t.Fos,d tEa ti3c. The
CTur 10 Nsrtisnd So far as heard h9nf. - ia ~
good condition a. present as hat Of Delaware.
hrayeGAiurs have been 'sytsi all over 10th
SlAfcs Those sraPoyAloFs often lfcssHt ths
nI~tA-t from beng E.s,sv4 ~ ussaS up SAL p!a,
pea aa4 Hrr = so4TVs o. great p NJ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
Local Brevities

More snow and winter weather.
If this be spring, 10y a ! means let US
have touch of summer
March will be as severely remembered
for bad weather as February.
The blue birds have given place to the
snow birds this week.
Housewives are complaining 81 the
hams ut Easter.
Sunday next is Pam Sunday. Pslms
will be distributed to the congregations
in all the Catholic Churches throughout
the cou' ty.
Gardeners will lie back ward this year
III sow nL spring vegctab IS. 1t will be
some time yet before we can enjoy hese
Injuries.
| The DAYS have now begun =" rerctptibly
| lengthcn and will continue t.. in 81 until
the 21st of June N viii, h time hey reach
their gre"tcs, lerg'h.
| Lucky is he person "hu h,s escaped n
cold during this month. All who have
colds should be exceedingly careful as this
is the sort of wea her that promotes pneu
MONA.
The County Commissioners were in ses-
sion on last Tuesday and the NEE ing OF
the body attracted quite number OF per
sons to the village Nothing. but routine
business, however, WAS transicte
A yawl boat that was recently stolen
from the Messrs. Henry Bros, at Lower
Cedar Point, was recovered in Alexandria
few DAYS ago and returned to the owners
Tie rhiei, however, made his escape.
Our genial fellow countyman, Capt S
! d. Reed, of Bryantown, has recently in
herted snug little fortune of nearly
100000. We congratulate the Captain
on his good iuck and hope he may live
long to enjoy it.
Services will be he d in Christ Church
here, on next Thursday, holy Thursday
instead of Wednesday, AS here oiore dur
ing Isn't. Services at st. Paul's Chapel
on Good Friday, and in Chris' Church or
| Easter Sunday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
IN MEMORIAL M

DIED on 10TH March. oi cancer. ct her home.
-. Thomas Manor. MART MACpALESE G,Ep-
INEg beloved wife 81 ". NJ. Gariiurr and
daughter OF JOS pin r sander, IL the sl~t Year
OF iaer age. leaving = husband and two IItiie
children - mourn their lo~N-
Your. and ia the enjoy nlrut 81 robust health.
with the pru>t-.t OF long and happy .i". afiiic-
ton cam. up..u her aud rud,-i her days srrat
.utirrtT death Mas rrIirt IN" f-JIr her sutlcT-
lucs It'll that patience and re- IUatiuu v utS3t
charscteTiZs the tT.e Christian iigD >t Ia ftsSr
a tIshlgd. X ind and az. Ntcd her little ui.> dear
Ia her maternal heart and tho>s. bound L. her ~
the Tie OF kindred affection AMI Of friendship,
SIN She Nl> resigned Ia die tu humble >ui nil.
sion u Gods holy viii devoted To- her EoInr.
she always sought Ia MAKE u happy and "a pm
nutt tie. Interest and welfare rf her family fuS
De-. cit of oE4Ek Re and mother. ~t~ Will X.
sadly missed lst!i tho her dearly believed little
ones III H.. trIIti-ry cared for but au love and
carr like that 81 - mother. she Was great
iaVorlte loved and esteemed for her mauy VIZ
turs. She was uua>sumius. gentle. Kind ard
affect Tomato and Ia her every relation ~ lift. s!t
exhibited th,rr traits which tlu> irAtd hrI char
act.r. and won {, her admin alton. T.Estrt AID
affection. Sin, difd. a. She lSrd a. VsEut, prarf-
teal Catholic. and with all Ia" tender c1us4-s
lions of her huiy religion. Al t4c Silent grave
Nar'l AZ ~. Thomas siir rC>t~ sleeping ~ death.
let drop tear for tine ~ssrtuvGIg aSd hTyt q
for the christian dead. the prayer. l@.-srat ia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
A Chicken story.

One of our worthy and sedate fellow ,oun
t, men recently wagered Is chickens against a
pair Of slippers and one dozen handkerchieis
with a lady on a game of chance, and had the
mistortunate TO lose. Being man of honor
he hsstened to pay the debt. He secured tn;
county round and at last succeeded in collect
ing Is fine and handsome young pulleis. Thes
he put in coop and placing them in his wagon
started joyously with his load on THURSDAY
evening of last week for the lady's home. In
passing through our village he stopped his
team and went into one of our stores TO get
Some-well we believe they call it sewing
machines now-and while so engaged his horse
took fright and started down the street on a
dead run, and the wagon coming in contact
with one of the posts on the street the next
seen Was the air filled with the broken coop,
chicken feathers and Young pullets flying
about aim,essly and promlscnously Soon al
ter was to be seen the tails Of II long blue over
coat. setting out in horizon tai position, point
ing due north, while in trou. of it was a flushed
Napoleonlc face, goatee and all, and n pair o.!
No. II co hides was travelling over the ground
at 2:l0 pace in fruit!ess efforts TO catcs those
chickens His shouts and lamentations and
modest EXPIRE ssioRs soon collected a cr> wd and
the owner OF the sritened coat-tnilS was heard
TO say in a stentorian voice: 80 csnts piece
20 The one who catches these chickens at the
same time diving under a house with both legs
extended ia the air, and making a desperate
grab at stray feather which he happened to
spy. The chase WAS kept up for some time as
the chickens were shy. Napoleon tried various
methods to catch them but in vain. They
were coy when he picked up a hugh rock and
hurled at them with such expressions AS
"d-m you, come here )" aud were equally shy
when be approached them with both hands
extended, soothed expression on bis face and
saying u easy tones, ''chck chick chick ehicky
chirky chick" and e!uded his grasp just at the
time be thought he had them. Al length they
were captured by some OF the colored urcnins
about the village and turned over TO the owner,
and when they were all collected to.e; her in "A
box, pleased and pAcd look passed over the
still flushed face the coat-tsils assumed
their natural position and be VA, heard to
say as lie straighten.d himself up: A, last,
Richard is himself again
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
$4,000 Saved

to our patrons, by tie Unparalleled rednction'
N prices for fright, .tresh, fashionable Cloth,
ing for Me-, and Boys.
Shretrd buyers are rapidly purchasing The
many Bargains re cftr in Garments Of on,
o,cn acknowledged superior make
Here are a .teo sample quotations:
75c, { ~ 90 for duraJi, good looking M,n
Pants.
$3.50 for Men, handsome Co,sin,sre Pant,
dark nrat pattern, soId ,rrrsrIorJor s. sc
So 90 for Mans An Wool Sun,
- 90 for Nun, Melton Ortrcoat, parm ana
strong
81 50 for Boy's Melton Suit All.
50 so 10 $1,000 yor largest ,toek Of Mems Deer
sec, and .N.xnark,is erer seer. "a American
$40 /, the uniform Pric, for ssrrraN thousand
'y'isi Men, Suf,, oil tr,sh and nc,e. many
rtduc. d trcp, SIS 10 SD.
SIS Il tAr figure placed "a ortr 1900 finest Casa,
->rt and Forsis9 Sg.ss. Is,rs ons ,coriA
81 70 g more,
Boy, Sar. dorm 10 s,2. $3.50 ond So, Si.r,
l2-l1, .t,omrrly g 10 - higher.
Tont0Hi, q Barga,n' TOO nErtraus 10 ru,ntidn
mat Re Irtr 70 Lt ayrrteisf,i T.Ir
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-27
Administr ator's Notice.

Orphans Court oG thsrirs Csunty Net {
NARca 21ia. ls>i
nEbEREp l., tbr Cour,. that Orylls Nc.
opsr:sI sad Thus HALEY administrators
tor. q Thos 4 N,partri. dsvessei, gf'e The
uoacr r-g4I 81 bt - To The sr-IJFors Of said
Thos L N.p.Gl,' deceased. 20 .Ihitit thor
a.. NJ IrFalil .u:hrn,tys "a T.. sdv,gIi.,m.ni
pu tiishei n .uur one u-~,ray pr published la
Charles COUNTY Mar, I'D once ia zach OF
three sgtyts..re
True ,OpV. --t.ss
JAMES VI HARVEY,
Reg " lis TOT Chaflss Co.
NOTICE.
TNHiS is To GIVE NOTICE, That The sub.
l. .crgLers have obtained from the Orphan 5
Court Il Charles county, MARYLAND, letters o
Administration on personal estate OF
THOS X. MCDANIEL,
late said county deceased. All persoss hav.
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned 10 elhibIt the same, with voucher;
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber
on or before the 2Tth Day OF Aua usi 1885
They may otherwise by law lie excluded from
all btnr6l OF sid dtc-aseds estate. Given us
der our-.aEd, this 27lh day of March, 1885.
ORELLA MCDANIEL,
THOMAS K. HALEY,
Alnln'rs Of Tho. K Mcdaniel.