Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-28
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Five hecklerS are now engaged In
the flax mill.
Mrs. p. +. Hickey and sister were in
Port Huron Monday.
Miss Anna Stacy, of Detroit, is a
guest of j. w. Gustin.
Miss Mary Brown is visiting Miss
Carrie Il. Pinkham in Port Huron.
Secretary Law has been out in Lynn
township this week visiting schools.
A pleasant party of invited guests
were entertained at the Rapley House
last evening.
Frank b. Newell left last Thursday
for Detroit where he has secured a sit
uatiOn. We wish Frank all success
possible.
John f. Hoskin has been found and
is now under arrest. Johnnie claims
that he is innocent of the charge pre-
ferred against him.
For SALE-C. Andreae e. Sons, of
the Yale Wooden Mills, have a choice
lot of hemlock boards and joists which
they will sell cheap. 27tf
Ed. Hopkins was visiting among
friends and relatives at Armada Satur-
day and Sunday. Eliza, who has been
out there for some time past returned
with him.
Ben Butler has done a great good in
the Tewkesbury Almshouse, but his
work will not be complete till he orders
good supply of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the peoples remedy.
T.. +. Law, secretary of the county
board of school examiners. has just
issued a circular to school officers and
another to teachers, giving instruction
as to their duties, that should be studi-
ed carefully by those interested.
The Mayville Saturday Sayings to
celebrate its second birthday came out
printed on pink paper. Bro. Corliss is
giving the citizens of Mayvillea fine pa
per and deserves the success his paper
has attained.
The annual election of officers in
| Y ale tent, No. Sc X o. II. NJ. will be
| December 3. All Sir knights are re-
quested to be present. &. ). GILBERT
Commander.
On account of the flag staff not being
| finished, in connection with the very
disagreeable weather last Friday, the
ceremony of raising the flags over the
Union schools in this village was post
poned till Yesterday Wednesday,
In the jury trial of Peter f. Hickey
VS.. Calvin Vannest, before Justice
! Drake, last Saturday, a verdict was
given in favor of Hickey. f. II. Drake
appeared for the plaintiff and j. >
Crandall, of Sandusky, for defendant
They say that the man who makes
the most money. lives the longest and
happiest. and comes out on top OF the
heap every day i'm the year is the man
who keeps abreast Of the times. which
he does by subscribing for live news
/ paper. Try it.
The man who went out TO milk and
sat down ON n boulder in the middle OF
the pasture and waited for the COW tC
back up to him, was the eldest brother
of the man who kept store and did not
advertise, because he reasoned that the
purchasing public would back up to his
place when it wanted something.
| Twill hear your song sublime, some
other time, he said, pulling away sud
denly and leaving his coat button ir
my hands. But he didn't get far ht
was detained by rheumatism in his left
knee. pressed into his hand small
package The next day he ran to NEE
me and said Wonderful this Salvation
Oil. aint it?'
The T. & p. NJ. R'y Co. will take up
the track between Saginaw junction
and Fargo. They will also remove the
high bridge across Black river. The
eight miles of track between Fargo
and Yale will be maintained and two
round trips will be made between tht
two places each day.
The days are gradually growing
shorter and long nights are upon us
and what is more pleasant when tn,
family circle is supplied with substan
tial reading matter to while away th'
hours. The home paper, the instructor
of what is going on around you, i!
eagerly looked for by the family, anC
thus all should avail themselves in sub
scribing for the EXPeSIToR.
Henry B. Etherington who skipped
out Monday night, taking with him {
cart belonging to Henry Slight, wa
arrested in Port Huron Tuesday after
noon by the police just before he cross
ed the river into Canada. Harvey
Tappan and Deputy Sheriff Hebnel
took the evening train for Port Huron
Etherington settled the matter and wa:
released. 1t is mean scoundrel who
will try to beat blind man.
The initial number of the Michigan
Teacher has been received. This new
addition to the field of the teaching
profession is published the first of each
month by u. 5. Kimball, president OF
the Flint Normal College. It's chief
aim will be as its heading indicates
The issue before us has eight pages but
ten pages are promised hereafter. 1t is
printed neatly and on good stock. We
predict that il it continues in the course
it has followed through its first issue il
will enjoy long and prosperous life.
The Michigan Teacher has the fol.
lowing TO say in regard to Harvey
Tappan's publication on school Law
and history and description of the
educational system of Michigan" 1--WE
are glad that Prof. Tappan has placed
such book within the reach OF the
teachers Of Michigan. We know him
well, he is an old friend and teacher of
ours. lie is member of the bar and
in every way competent to write such a
book. The title of it is well indicative
| of its subject matter. The author has