Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-09-26

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well attested on all sides. 1t is every
where considered as the best remedy
for blood disorders.
On October 10Th will take place the
great Military Prize Drill for the Trib-
une banner at Detroit in Recreation
Park. by special arrangements all
railroads centering at Detroit will sell
half-fare round trip tickets. The COM
pany securing the banner will have to
defend it against all comers. Compa-
nies are expected from Grand Rapids,
Coldwater, Jackson. Flint, Marquette,
Mason and Detroit. The drill will
mark an era in Michigan tactics
1t was very quiet affair; but the
minister was there so nothing more was
needed. This took place at VIM. ID.
Wears residence Tuesday at about 8.
p. NJ. Now +. f. Bowman and Mel
lie Wear are zone and inseparable"; and
are, moreover, at present making q
pleasant little trip up through Muske-
g0n, Petosky and other places too num-
erous to mention. They left immedi-
ately on the east-bound train. Happy? |?
Well, now; all the girls are green with
envy. The boys only smile.
Grand preparations are already being
made for some excellent races during
the Yale Fair. Horses have already
entered from Port Huron, Inlay City,
Lexington, Croswell and other neigh
boring places. Besides Yale has some
horses that can put their noses under
the wire in very good time. AltOgeth-
er. handsome horse-show may be ex-
pected. The disgraceful treatment
sustained by outside exhibitors all over
the county, has decided them to bring
their exhibits here where a fair judg-
ment will be assured. For any furthur
information in this line address Geo.
w. Bell, Yale.
The Flint 81 Pere Marquette Railroad
Co. would respectfully call attention to
its Railroad line which now extends
from Detroit, Toledo and Port Huron
across the state of Michigan to Luding-
ton and Manistee on the shore of Lake
Michigan; and to its line of steamers
from Ludington and Manistee to Mil
waukee and Manitowoc, Wis. The
construction and equipment of these
lines are Strictly First-Class in every
particular, and the management solicits
of the travelling public at least trial,
! feeling that the service given will in
sure continuance of patronage. The
Genhrul Offices of this Company are 10
Gated at Saginaw, Mich.
The village has been treated to some
little excitement OF legal nature dur
ing the week. The barn on the lot at
the corner of Main and North streets
seems to have been in a complication
of mortgages and other claims Frank
Landro traded his house and lot for the
Mcpherson property there, lately own
ed by Henry Holmes. But, as it seems
in the bargain between Mr. Holmes
and M. Landro the barn was not in
cluded. He therefore set about mov-
ing it off the lot. But O'Brien j. At
kinson held mortgage on the whole
premises and at once through Attorney
Tappan placed on Injunction on il a.
gainst its removal. Totally disregard
ing this, Mr.. Holmes hired Geo. Bar
rett to move the building. He began
the work Monday morning in sufficient
season to have the building off the lot
before any one else knew more about
it, The barn will be moved up to A.
w. Ferguson's residence. Some COM
promise will probably be arrived at
shortly. After the matter is settled
Mr.. Ferguson will buy the barn.
There is a story told of a little girl. a
native of Port Huron, who has heard
for all her life the continuous chant of
praise that is being raised to their little
god of city by the older people about
her. We think the conception little
Mel has of the city is very fair repre-
sentative of the pig-headed prejudice
entertained by the majority of Port
Huron's 400. A gentleman of a rath-
er chilling aspect and of decidedly pious
pretentions was talking with little Mel
He had asked her all the questions of
the catechism: "Who made her?'
"What was the chief end of man2'
etc. etc. and she had answered them all
He was delighted. There was one
more question he thought. Nellie
dear" he continued in plaintive tone
"where are you going when you die?'
Nellie had forgotten that question
She gave herself little more of lat
eral swing and answered demurely, Il
don't know" 1t softened the preacher
! He grasped her in his arms, and ex-
claimed, MY dear little girl you will
go TO heaven, with me too" Nellie'S
grief broke out afresh, IL don't want to-
I'd rather stay in Port Huron, where
we have a tunnel and--d an d"
At the Port Huron Fair Yale exhi-
bitors carried away big proportion of
the honors in the classes that were fair
ly judged. The heavy weight horses,
all are united, met with excellent
| judgment. In this class Morrill,
brothers secured first and second prizes
They also took first and second for
their colts. In'driving teams DIR. Ney
walked off with first prize for pair of
driving horses over 16 hands high. and
Mr.. Geo. w. Bell took first for best driy-
ing team under 16 hands. In light
horses the judgment was a rank dis
grace to the fair. Every horseman
that attended was disgusted. By al
lowing such conduct Port Huron has
thrown away her chance for having a
good fair next year. The prizes were
given almost exclusively TO Port Huron
owners. And q horse that did not
have a sound leg under him from Port
Huron took preference to horses from
other places that we're not only sound
but were overmatches for them in every
way. 1t will be with these excellent
horses of this immediate locality that
Yale will make one of the best horse
displays ever given In the county. All
horse owners are enthusiastic Judg-