Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-06-07

The frame of Jas. Browns new lou,

Born To the wife Of John Richardson
on Tuesday, May II, 1883, a daughter.
DR.. Pace and wife. OF Port Huron
have been visiting L. f. Law the past
week.
j. ;. Crandall, Of Sandusky, passed
through the village Monday ON his way
home.
The band boys have decided to Giye
IL concert about the middle of this
month.
Circuit courl commissioner Grim
mons, OF Fort Huron. was in the village
Friday last.
John Fitzpatrick, OF .Nlpena, has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs Ella
Brown. the pas. week.
AIrs. Wm. scott. OF Sandusky. has
been visiting relatives and friends in
this place the past week.
Elias Bell and mother. of Newmarket.
Ont, have been visiting Jas. IIisey and
other friends in this vicinity the cast
week.
Oar Old friend Jim McArthur, of Cass
Ci.y. was in the village the fore part of
this week visiting his brother Donald
and other friends.
II. Z. Tucker auG daughter, Of Peck,
accompanied by Miss Mckenzie. Of
Sandasay, were guests Of :. J. We!ch
and daughters last week.
Thos Emery passed a very satisfac-
tory examination last Saturday and
was admitted to the bar OF st. Clair
county as a full-Gedgei attorney. We
congratulate Tom on his success.
w II. Sutphin, OF Richmond, was in
the village the first OF the week looking
up the prospects of opening another
term OF voice culture but not meeting
with good success. left for Marlette
where ne expects to organize q class
My daughter was greatly troubled
with Scrofula. and. at one time, it was
feared she would lose her sight. Ayers
Sarsaparilia has completely restored her
health, and her eyes are as well as ever,
with not trace of scrofula in her sys-
tenn &. King, Killingly. Conn.
The vocal organs are strengthened
by the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Clcrgymen. lawyers, singers. actors. and
public speakers find this preparation
the most effective remedy for irritation
and weakness OF the throat and lungs,
and for all affections Of the vocal
organs.
!. W. Benedict, Of Port Huron, who
got hot-headed and made a raid on Me-
Intyre's store il short time ago. taking
therefrom SllS worth of goods. claim
ing they were his, has quieted down
and the swelling left his head On
Tuesday lie returned the goods to the
assignee.
Good authorities state that winter
wheat will not average 80 per cont. of a
crop this year. Wool will not bring as
good price this year as last. on ac-
count Of the movement in Congress to-
ward free wool. This is the age of
reform and Michigan wool must take
its medicine with the rest.
There are number of fine bred
stations in this section among them
we notice one owned by Foley & Byrne.
Of Emmet. This famous stallion. Al
mont, approved 10y the French govern
ment, was imported by y. W. Dunham.
of Illinois. Aug, 1880. Almont is a
dapple gray with heavy name and tail,
is fast walker, has fine action and is
wonderful trotter for so heavy Il
horse.
Judge CanIield this week appointed
Judge Harris. ;. l.. Merriam and VIM.
Cline committee to examine appli-
cants for admission to the bar. Prof.
Robeson, Denis y. Sullivan and Thos.
Emery were put through grind this
afternoon. Messrs RobesOn and Suli-
van passed an excellent examination,
and so did Mr. Emery in part, but he
was compelled TO leave to catch the
train for Brockway Centre before his
examination was completed.-[P Port
Huron Sunday Herald.
The row of test holes across the river
OF the line Of the tunnel has been
carried out five hundred feet from
shore on this. and five hundred and
fifty feet OH the opposite side, leaving
about twelve hundred feet of the river
bed yet to be tested. The develope
ments so far are most satisfactory, the
measurements showing more than the
required thickness of clay everywhere.
with no fault or breaking discoverable.
The shoe on the other side was success
fully put in place last week, and the
shaft is now being cxcavated. On this
side, good progress is being made, and
the brick lining has been lowered by
successive drops of from four to eight
feet each. until it is now half way or SO
fo l,ed rock A "hlaVer" for forcinc U