Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-29
ADDITIONAL EXP0sITI0Ns.

239, PCS; 1888. 25S,6OO.
b. C. Farrand: San old friend of
mine died in Brockway. asked his
son what caused his death. Wiping q
tear from his eye the son replied: He
had a political stroke.-Port Huron
Daily Times.
On the street in front of Jas. Hisey's
grocery a buggy was overturned yester-
day throwing the occupants. Mrs. VIM.
Brown and child into the top. The
horse proved to be gentle one and
what might have been a serious acct
dent was avoided.
There have been no further develope-
ments in the Carter robbery matter.
One arrest was made on suspision but
upon investigation was found to be un-
warranted. The case still remains in
volved in mystery. The condition of
the victim still remains critical al
though somewhat better at present.
White Il Manning have this week
purchased from Moore & Strong an
elegant two-seated surrey, also new
single carriage. They are putting in
an entirely new stock of fine horses
and elegant carriages and those who
are in need of fine turnout would do
well to call OH them as they are both
very accommodating gentlemen.
The state game warden admonishes
all persons that woodcock, partridge,
ruffled grouse, wild water fowl or
snipe cannot be lawfully killed at any
season except from Sept. l to Jan. 1,
and that penalty of $50 or thirty
days imprisonment is attached to the
violation of the statute. lie further
more instructs deputy wardens to see
that the law is enforced.
Few who call the honest farmer mean
think how he has to sweat for every
dollar he gains. At this season he,
some of the girls and all of the boys old
enough to walk, toll from sunrise until
the cleaning dies in darkness. Their
hands wiring money out of the soil. 1t
comes hard and goes hard. a farmer
gains wealth sometimes in life time of
long days and short nights. Cash earn
ed by the hands cannot be spent SO
readily as that which the head wins.
The Fish Commissioners Of Michigan
at the coming State Fair, will make a
complete exhibit of their work, from
the incubation of the egg to fish fit to
grace the table of an epicure. This in
dustry is of the utmost Importance ia
the farmer, who, by an actual study OF
the process, will be melted to aid in the
work, which in few years will make
our lakes and rivers abound with sport
that will call thousands of visitors from
other States to make their homes in
Michigan for portion of the year.
| Byron Norton, of Washington. Ma
comb Co., who has been making thi.
place bis headquarters, as agent of the
Detroit Music Co. during the last two
weeks returned home for a short visi
yesterday. Mr.. Norton is fine singer
and teacher, and his assistance in get
ting up of last weeks concert was in
deed valuable. He came among us ;
comparative stranger but soon mad,
many warm friends. The Company III
represents are state agents for the Far
rand II Notey organ, and the IIardma
* Fischer piano.
If any of you have missed the oppor
tunity of seeing Barnum's what is it
now is your chance. You will find it a
any time in the evening after O'Clock
perched on the fence between the Yale
Hotel and railway crossing. 1t is {
non-supporter of its family and nov
hangs out in the curiosity line and its
melodious voice would cause one o.
the locomotives to jump the track. 1t!
bump Of precaution must be very large
when it refuses to pay debts not accu
mulated. when there are so many ole
standing accounts unpaid against thu
curiosity itself. Now, all who haven
seen it please take peep.
Mrs. +. J. BARRETT.
A representative of the EXPosIToI
met Marcus Young at the Rapley
House Monday. Mr.. Young stated
that the f. 81 p. NJ R'y Co, had pur
chased forty acres of land from Ste
phen Brown, of Greenwood. two miles
south Of Hartsuff, on the new line, 70,
the purpose ofplacing thereon a station
and siding. The company Will plot this
property INTO lots and give the business
| men and citizens of IIartsuff and Far
go the choice Of lots. This is designed
to do away with Fargo and IIartsuif OF
the old line and make large village OF
the new one. where better shipping ia
cilities can be obtained. These towns
should grasp this opportunity.
The engine and boiler for the water
ing tank at the station is here and viii