Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-11
EXPOSITIONS.

Here's to the kicker,
The treacherOlls kicker,
The kicker who never Is true;
Who ALWAYS is crying,
And never Is trying
Some good for his own town to do.
Mouse to correct him,
Nor need you expect him
TO get to the front like a man:
For while others hustle
He'll sit down and rustic
Objections to raise to each plan.
And when the brute dies
Wen pause with dry eyes,
On his future condition to dwell
And Wen envy the devil
That will handle the shovel
When he rOaSts the rank kicker right well.
Prepare for the fall fairs.
This is the first oyster month.
Keep in mind the date of the Port
Huron fair-Sept. 22-25.
A son of VIM Edgertons is laid up
at home with broken leg.
Simeon Hamilton lost valuable
black mare by death on Saturday.
VIM. Cavanagh has new residence
under way on his lot on Mary street.
We are informed that Widow Morrill,
living north of Yale, fell and broke her
leg.
The northern lights have been visible
the past few evenings. A sure sign of
rain.
ii. C. Maloney and wife have gone
to housekeeping in Judson Blacks
house.
Seventy cases of boots and shoes, all
grades and styles just received at j. ID.
McKeith's.
John Holden anu wife now occupy
the house on Mill street owned by G.
II. Holden.
Mrs. w. n. McKenna and family will
move to Detroit this week where they
will reside in the future.
Harvey Tappan makes another sale
of lots a and of Reed Il McNutt's adj
dition, to j. A. Jackson.
Never believe all you may hear; for
he who believes all that he hears often
believes more than he hears.
A slight frost was visible early Tues
day morning. Not enough to do any
injury to fruit or vegetables.
Henry Pearce is in Avoca where he
has secured the contract for erecting a
store building for Mr.. Marakle.
The Port Huron District Methodist
Episcopal conference will meet in
Simpson church, Detroit, Sept. l6.
NJ. A. Sargent presents new adv. in
this issue of the ExPosIToR to which we
call the attention of our many readers.
Tappan q Law have purchased half
interest in 900 acres of land in Elmer
township, Sanilac county, of James
Ferguson.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
JAS. McCoLI.. lift
The Flint q Pere Marquette railroad
company now have colored porters on
parlor cars. The change went into eff
feet last week.
James ii. Moore is prepared for the
fall trade with full stock of Empire
drills. Notice his change of adv. on
the eighth page.
Pennington's air ship machine is tax
ing rest, but the Air Ship waltz by
Doles will travel to every city and town
in the United States.
Two greasy-looking characters with
q cinnamon bear created considerable
excitement on the streets of our village
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. d. Browns condition the past
few days has been much improved. 1t
is earnestly hoped by her many friends
that she will soon recover.
This week we received very neat
card announcing the birth on August
2Sth of a 9-pound boy at st. Joseph,
Mo-, to DIR. and Mrs. G. V. High.
Moses Austin, of Sanilae Centre, is
employed in James Wallace's harness
shop at present. Charley Presley is
also kept busy pulling wax ends.
Johnny Sexton has opened grocery
in his building near the station. He
will keep on hand groceries, provisions.
canned goods, tobacco, cigars, etc.
APPRENTIcE WANrED.-A boy II years
old who is steady and desires to learn
the harness makers trade. For furth-
er particulars call on James Wallace,
Yale. lift
The ExPosIToR is read by everybody
in the counties of st. Clair, Sanilac,
Lapeer and Macomb whether subscrib-
ers or not. Advertisers please make a
note of this.
A Foresters basket Picnic will be
held at Lakeport on Thursday, Sept.
18th. The high officers will be present
and there will be horseback parade
and boat riding.
Beware of the thief of time, procras-
tination; this day is as convenient as
tomorrow; this day is yours, tomorrow
is not; this day is day of mercy, to-
morrow may be day of doom.