Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-18


weeks in Port Huron and Detroit hav
ing operations performed on his eye
which has troubled him for some time
An Adrian doctor, upon whose home
was a $4,000 mortgage, dOctored the
MORTGAGE, whose illness was so severe
| and of such duration that, upon his re
covery, the mortgage just paid the bill
and all hands are happy and satisfied
Will Youngs, who was sent from
here to the reform school at Lansing
about two years ago for breaking into
ThOs. McArthur's hardware store and
taking therefrom some gold rings, is
with his parents at Sand Beach.
An exchange suggests that states be
hung in the vestibules of our churches
to enable the young ladies to register
their names on entering. If this plan
be adopted the young men won't have
to wait outside until church is out to
see if their charmers are present.
AS there is no royal road to learning,
so there is no medical magical cure
for disease. The effect, however, of
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for blood
disorders comes so near magic as can
be expected of any mere human agency.
This is due to its purity and strength.
There is some prospect of a new three
story brick hotel at Yale, to be built by
eastern apitalists.-Capac Journal.
This "new three story brick hotel is an
old chestnut. and without foundation.
1 Yale has sufficient hotels and as good
1 ones as you will find anywhere in the
state.
An exchange has discovered that q
poor girl has to be awfully cookbook
ing to be pretty, and rich girl has to
be awfully homely to be ugly. Itmight
have added that a poor man has to be
awfully smart to be called intelligent
and a rich man almost blockhead to
be ignorant. See the point.
Geo. Allen was in Peck Tuesday in
the interest of the EXPOSIToR. lie
called OH George Savell and found
him doing a fine trade. He has all he
can do i'll making harness, shaving and
taking photographs. Geo. is a pleas
ant, agreeable and accommodating fell
low and deserves to succeed.
n game of base ball will be played
this (Friday) afternoon between the
first mines of Sanllac Centre and Peck
on the grounds of the latter club. Both
teams are backed by their respective
towns and good game is anticipated.
a social hop will be given in the town
hail III the evening to which all are in
vited.
Spend your money among y ale insti-
tutions where you stand a good chance
TO get it back. Every dollar YOU spend
with home man finds it way back to
your pocket. \ dollar spent in another
town goes to build up that town. FL
CURE the thing down fine and you lose
money by buying away from home.
even if you get the article for one-halt
what it costs you at home.
Protect your horses from the flies
whenever you can. One of the best
preventatives for flies is sponging
with a very weak solution of carbolic
acid. About three drops to a gallon of
water is good salution. Or, use a
sponge with some of the lather from
carbolic soap. Suspend q sponge satu-
rated with carbolic soap suds in the
vicinity of your horses, and you will
find it effective.
Mrs. Geo. Stevens and daughter, of
Speaker, visited the family OF Alfred
Goheen Friday last. In the evening
they started for home and not thinking
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ed to cross the track They were warn
ed of the danger, as the train was but
a short distance away. and in turning
around cramped the buggy too short
and smashed one of the forward wheels.
throwing Mrs. Stevens out, slightly
injunng her. The horse was captured
in time to save further damage.
An Alpena lawyer told a colleague,
in language more fOrcible than genteel.
that he was a liar and followed up his
assertion by heaviEg Kent's commen-
taries at him. The assailed replied
with two volumes of Blackstone, re-
ceived Parsons on contracts in the ribs
and felled his assaSant with McGinty
on legal decOrum. ThereupOn the
amused justice aroused to the fact that
he was in contempt and ordered the
belligerents to cease. They ceased.
The first fire was built Yesterday
under the boiler in Fred u. Curriers'
new and tasty repair shop and the ears
OF our citizens were greeted with the
music Of the whistle which tells the
tale of advancement and growth in
our village. We welcome such music
and live in hopes that. before long.
others seeing the advantages we offer,
may conclude to make their home with
us and invest their money in good sub
staRtial buildings that will be a credit
to our town.
On Tuesday of this week Grant Nc
Arthur. who has acted in the capacity
of clerk for Holden q Waring for the
past seven years, left for San Antonio.
Texas, where he has secured position
on a large ranch. Grants health has
been very poor for some time, and he
makes this change to benefit his con-
dition if possible. During his residence
here he has always been found trust
worthy and respectful to his employ
ers, kind and courteous to customers
and has won a host of friends who re-
gret his departure. May peace, pros
4 perity and happiness always attend him.
A newspaper is like a church; it
wants fostering; then it can reflect
credit OH its location. Take your home
paper. 1t gives you more news of in
terest than New York or other papers
it talks for you when other localities
belle you, it stands up for your rights;
you always have a champion in your
paper, and those who stand up for you