Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30

Miss Zelda Paldi. of Port Huron is

tice their change OF al. this week.
Sufferers from indigestion. loss of ap-
petite. liver or kidney or liver CON-
plant, rheumatism or neuralgia, would
do well to give Ayers Sarsaparilla a
trial. For all such disorders no medi-
cine is so effective as this, when faith
fully and perseveringly used.
Isaac Mclaughlin returned from Cal
ifornia last Friday evening. where he
had been for some time past. He met
with severe accident in which he had
three ribs broken and his foot injured.
1t is his his intention to return to that
country again in the near future.
Samuel Ludington. living three miles
north and one and half miles east of
Brockway Centre, has his cider mill
in operation and is prepared to supply
all with a iirst-class quality of cider or
TO do grinding for his customers. Grind
ing and pressing done for II cents per
gallon.
A Prohibition caucus is called for
next Saturday evening. Sept. 1st. at
DUTIES hall. TO elect delegates to attend
the congressional and county conven-
tons to be held in Port Huron, Sept.
9Th. All who are III sympathy with
the Prohibition cause are cordially re-
quested to attend.
J. $. Duffie, of Port Huron, was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. G.. s. Ney, Mon
day. In the evening he addressed the
Cleveland club on the tariff. and al
though he came unprepared to make
speech brought forth many current
thoughts for the large number present
TO ponder over.
The Prohibition Congressional con-
vention. to nominate candidate for
representative to Congress from the
7th district, will be held in the court
house in the city of Port Huron on the
5th day of Sept. at IL a. m. local time.
The Prohibition county convention to
nominate county officers will be held
OH the same day and at the same place.
By ORDER OF Com.
\ young man and middle-aged wo-
man came over from Sarnia on Mon
day. They wanted to get married, but
were surprised when told that mar
riage license would have to be obtained
before the marriage ceremony could
take place. The young man visited the
county clerks Office and gave his name
as John Neeley, of Sarnia, aged %. The
young girls name was Elizabeth Nor
ton, of Petrolea, aged SO. The ceremony
was afterwards performed by Rev. J.
McEldOwney.-Pt. Huron Times.
The members Of the Alger club met
at the Republican club rooms Tuesday
evening and organized Harrison and
Morton club, electing the following Of
ficers: President, j. ID. Jones; Vice
President, Charles Wells; Secretary, +.
II. Drake; Treasurer, Chas. Weymouth;
Executive Committee, James Wallace,
Z. II. Drake, John Holden, ]. b. Pals
ley and L. +. Law. The time of meet
ing was changed from Saturday night
to Tuesday night. The executive COM
mittee was instructed to fit up the
rooms over Wells drug store in proper
shape to be used as club rooms. and au-
thorized to procure speakers and cam
paign literature. Arrangements were
made to have program presented at
each meeting, consisting of discussion
of political topics, etc. The club starts
out with large membership. All those
interested in a fair and free discussion
of political subjects are invited to be-
come members.
Last week Wednesday was a day Of
note in Port Huron, it being the occa-
sion of Allen G. Thurman's visit to the
city. Judge Thurman is the Democrat
ic candidate for the Presidency
and is called the Old Roman. AM i'm
mense crowd greeted him on his arrival
and procession was formed the like of
which Port Huron had not seen since
the campaign of 1868. Arriving at Pine
Grove park, Thurman was introduced
by John G. O'Neill, chairman. The
Judge made an address lasting an hour
and half. His speech was mastery
one, logical and argumentive. His dis
cussion of the tariff question was very
able. Congressman Hatch was the next
speaker. He entertained his audience
well for an hour or more in analyzing
the depression of agricultural interests
and the remedies to be applied. Follow
ing this speech, Judge Thurman was
presented a gold headed cane by the
Fifth ward Democratic club. In the
evening Congressman Shively was the
principal speaker at Palace Hall, where
there was an immense audience. Con-
gresham Whiting and candidate Burt
also made addresses. At the Armory
Congressman Outhwaite, of Ohio, adj
dressed the meeting for an hour and a
half. A. A. Ellis, of Ionia, candidate for
attornov-ppneral following JudUe