Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-07

Last Monday night train was dis
patched every twenty minutes from
the station at Niagara Falls to accom-
modate the visitors to the G.. a. X. en-
campment at Detroit.
Farmers will reap II large harvest
this season. When selling your grain
don't forget the EXPosIToR if you are
behind in your subscription, but come
and deposit ) with us.
"Talk about Jay Gould's making
money!" said Mr. Shornlamb; che
never made cent in his life. lie
waits until other people make 1t and
then gets it away from them."
Boom the town. If our town grows
'at all, we must make it grow ourselves.
Each one must do all he can for it,
and we must not and need never fail
to speak a good word i'll its behalf.
While Mr.. Perry was crossing the
Campbell bridge i'll Lynn last Saturday
with his traction engine, the bridge
went down, engine and all. No dam
age was done, however, to his machine.
Having decided to go out of the lum-
Der BUSINESS, will sell my stock at n
sacrifice to clean it out. If in need of
lumber it will pay you to call and see
me. 6 = 5. Il. YoUNG.
Mrs. Jas. Brown intends leaving in
about two weeks on visit to Ontario,
and would esteem itas personal fa-
vor if those who are indebted to her
would call and settle their bills before
that time.
Detroit papers this week contain
nothing much in the way of news.
Everything gives way to the G.. A. r.
The old vets own the village during
the encampment, newspapers and
their advertising space thrown in.
BRICK FoR SALE-The undersigned
has Just burned a kiln of first class
brick which he offers for sale cheap at
his yard one mile north and one half
mile east of Yale. Intending builders
will do we'll to call on him. ALBERT
NEAL. Sm2
John Matthews has purchased about
twenty feet of j. G.. Holden's lot on
Mechanic street, adjoining the prem
ses recently purchased by Mr.. Matth-
ews from W. n. McKenna, and Mr.. NJ.
has moved the barn on to his latest
purchase.
A Lynn farmer who recently sent
10 cents to man who advertised to
send, for that amount, directions how
to run farm without being troubled
with potato bugs got his reply by post
al card: "Plant fruit trees instead of
potatoes"
The old building north of Goheen d
Cavanagh's furniture store, which
has been used as machine store room,
was torn down this week. 1t would be
a further Improvement if more of the
old rookeries along Main street were
pulled down
Street Commissioner Wilson had
men ut work this week grading the
north end of Main st. lie has also had
the weeds along the sidewalks in diff
ferent parts of the village destroyed.
Mr.. Wilson is giving satisfaction in the
discharge of his duties.
"Oh, if / had only taken this medi-
cine earlier in life, what years of suf-
fcring it would have saved mel" was
the touching exclamation of one who
had been cured of rheumatism by the
Use of Ayers Sarsapariila. Scores of
such cases are on record
1t is reported that revivalist at a
certain town in Michigan recently
asked all the congregation who paid
their debts To rise. Al rose but an
editor, who explained that he didn't
pay his debts because the entire con-
gregatiOn owed him on subscription.
sam &. Bettes will hold grove meet
ings ut Roseburg, on Sunday, August
10th. He has allowed his locks to
grow, dOnned the proper garb, and is
now wild and festive cowboy. He
has with him band of cowboy singers,
who will discourse music on the occa-
sion.
That distention of the stomach
which many people feel after eating,
may be due to improper mastication of
the food, but, in most cases, it indi-
Gates Il weakness of the digestive or
gans, the best remedy for which is one
of Ayers Pills to be taken after
dinner.
A number of young lads undertook
to rout a lot of "yellow jackets" that
had decided to locate in the ice house
back of Holden Bros drug store last
Friday. Result-young Warner was
sporting an enlarged upper lip for a
few days and the ''yellow boys still
hold possession.
An exchange says: While teachers,
lawyers and business men and others
are away enjoying themselves, editors
are compelled to lay awake at night
trying to devise ways of collecting out
accounts. The devising is
quite easy but the collecting, well
that's another matter.
Phil Walker is building the stone
abutments for the new bridge to re-
place the one which recently broke
down over Mill creek near Ed Hop
kins' farm. The bridge is to he an
iron one, and the iron work is to cost
$500. Another bridge is being built
over the road just west of this one.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen who have
been in charge of the Lynn post Office
for over thirty years, sold their farm
last week and moved away last Mon
day. They are at present living with
their daughter, Mrs. jeremiah John
son, of Brockwuy. The farm which
consists of 100 acres was bought 10y
JamesSterling.
LUMBER.-I have on hand and for
sale at rock bottom prices lumber, lath,
and shingles. Am receiving three car
loads per week and intending builders
will do well in calling on me before
Best culled shingles from
nat. l.. fl,g,,.,,,I