Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-04

the coming township election on ac-
count of VIM. n. Mckenna rendering
his resignation as Justice of the Peace.
He has served one year and finds he
cannot attend to the duties of the office.
Norman Sponenburg and III. G. Laf-
lamboy, of GagetOwn, passed Sunday at
Norman's parental home. They started
Monday in company with Lansing
| Sponenburg, OH prospective tour
among the northern villages of this
state.
Miss Mary McClymOnt has received
a third grade certificate and will COM
mence Monday on her duties as teacher
of the Leach school in Lynn. There Is
no doubt but she will serve the district
with credit to herself and satisfaction
to all concerned.
Do not swear. There is no occasion
to swear outside of a printing office. 1t
is useful in proof-reading, and indls-
pensable in getting forms to press and
has been known to assist in looking
over the paper when printed, but other
wise it is very disgusting habit.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of B. X.
Noble. 24-3m
There are about four hundred Semi
mole Indians in Florida who are
the only inhabitants of the United
States who have no legal existence.
They are located behind almost impen-
etrable swamps, but the white men
have found their oasis and are begin
ming to crowd them out. 10, the poor
Indian.
In case brought to compel a school
board TO prohibit the teachers from
reading the Bible to their pupils, the
Wisconsin Supreme Court decided un-
anlmouSly that as Christians differ on
doctrinal points evolved from the
Scriptures. the reading of the Bibles III
schools must be considered sectarian
and repugnant TO the constitution.
The latest swindle to catch the un-
wary farmer is double-headed foun-
tain pen, one end of which is loaded
with good black ink, and the other end
with ink that will fade. A contract of
some kind is written out with the fad
ing fluid. and the farmer is induced TO
sign, but he signs with the Sure-enOugh
ink. and in short time his name comes
back underneath note. for him to pay
The funeral services of Master J.
Herbert Mathews, Of Brockway, were
conducted on Sunday last by Rev. :. y
Hill and large number of friends were
in attendance. The burial was at Spring
Hill Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews wish to
IaN hai lyc fn oh
aud friends for their sympathy and
kind assistance. during the sickness
and funeral of their son.
a. w. Ferguson Il Co., our enterpns-
ing hardware merchants. have Il change
7 of adv, i'll this issue. This firm located
here two years agoin January and since
that time have built up large trade
They carry full line and their goods
are the best and at rock bottom prices
Call in the store when in town and you
will receive courteous treatment and
make money should you buy any goods
Albert McKenna, of Yale. while in
in Montana, met gentleman by the
name of w. j. Dunn, who told him OF
the death at Neibart, about a year ago
of one Dan or Don Buchanan, who for
merly resided in Port Huron or Sarnia
Quite neat property WAS left by Bu-
chanan, which has never yet been
claimed. Dunn's address is Castle
Mont. but he is now OH his way to AT.
rica.-Pt. Huron Times.
SANDY" 16 year old son of Anthony
Welch, was arrested on suspicion Tues
day morning by officer Gillian at the
instigation of w. II. Rollins for break
ing into the latter's meat market q
short time ago. On being closely ques
toned he owned up to the charge and
also admitted breaking into II. NJ
Lothian's grocery store the night pre-.
+ viouS and taking some money from
7 the till also q box of cigars Justice
) Cowiug sentenced him to 90 days il
+ the Detroit house of correction. OF
licer Gillian left for there with hin
Tuesday afternoon.
= &. f. Perkins, a popular and promis
3 ing young man. of the firm of Perkins
7 and Botsford. Port Huron grain men
committed suicide on Tuesday. Apr
1st. 10y shooting himself through tllt
, BRAIN and the heart. lie was alone il
the Office at the noon hour, and no on(
saw him commit the rash act nor cal
, any one assign a reason for it as yet
His business affairs were all prosperOu:
and he had been in his usual ghod spir
; its. lie has mother and two sister:
| residing in the city, and hosts of friends
who are left in mourning over this sac
r ending of a bright young life.
The Yale Comedy Company gave al
f entertainment at Brown City last
Tuesday evening to small but appre-
! clatiye audience. a dance was given
: after the show which. with the door re-
, ceipts. realized S20.S0 for the boys =
S125 less than their expenses. They
also gave an exhibition at Peck the fol
lowing evening where they took in
S1520-about 50 behind expenses. The
cause of the small attendance at these
places was the bad roads The people
who attended the entertainments OF
this company speak i'm the highest
; terms of the members and their acting
Word was received by the company
from Mayville yesterday asking them
to give an entertainment there, and
. guaranteeing them S25 above all ex.
penses. The boys will give their last
; performance in the village this (Fri.
, day evening. Tickets will be 10, IL
and 25 cents, and can be obtained at
: Holden q Warnings store. Prof. j
.