Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-16

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cheap at Persie Johnson's.
$. ID. Somers shipped car load OF
potatoes To Albany, n. Y, on Tuesday
last
Any one having hay for sale either
loose or baled should inquire of John
Holden.
Should the Fates prove propitiOus
next week will see the first issue of the
Brown City Bee.
The Richmond Review, with its
wonted enterprise. is Offering prizes to
its correspondents.
Hold McKenna, who has been laid up
for some weeks, with an injured leg, is
, able to be out on crutches.
Jas. A. Menzies was in Brown City
on last Tuesday looking after the in
terests of the new paper there.
W. ii. Hodgins went to Gladwin on
Monday to assist Mr.. Rollins, who is
engaged i'll the meat business there.
There is nothing that ladies admire
more than beautiful hats. TO see them
they should always go to Persie john
sons. See her new adv.
An orchestra from this place consist
ing of Prof. a. j. Hicks. j. O. Grinnell.
Chas. Presley and Bert Jardine played
at a private dance in Brown City last
Friday night. Reports tell of fine
time
IL have found out gift for my fair.
I Naturally it may be supposed it is a
lower for her hair, a diamond for her
fins 'er, or a box of candy, but it is far
better than these. 1t is bottle of that
famous Salvation Oil to cure her neu-
ralgla. pretty dear.
Larry MIDI !'eton, of Peck. says he has
recovered the cog for which he adver-
tised in the EXPLeITOR. In any SINH |
lar case the EXPoSfTOR Will always be
found the most remu lucrative medium |
of advertising as it en- ers nearly every |
home in this locality.
Clark Perry, of Lynn. met with sad
death last Wednesday aftern Don. lie
accidentally fell from load o. wood
and was picked up unconscious. lie
fingered until Thursday morning ana
then died. lie never recovered con-
seriousness. The funeral will take place
on Saturday.
John Mcintyre, Of Lynn, who has
been held for horse stealing was dis
charged in the circuit court OH Satur-
day, from the testimony as taken
from the witnesses before Justice Mer-
rill by Attorney Tappan, the prosecut-
ing attorney advised that the case be
nolle pressed. The judge ordered the dis
m issal as stated above.
At the annual election of Court Yale,
300, |. o. f.. held on last Monday even
ing, the following officers were electedS
c. r.. w. Cowing; Y. {. r., Il. y. Paul:I
II. 3, &. w. Jackson; +. s.. &. Il. Hol-
do AoInlI. (Nhnn III
Hodgins; ). W., J. Elsworth;J j. W., y.
Somers: :. b., +. Vanslyke; j. b.. n.
Williams Trustees, +. SilverthOrn and
John Tice; L. CON-, j. L. Allen and W.
w. Grinnell
John Hayes showed us 4 strange
freak Of nature last Tuesday. 1T was
really horn which had grown ont Of
the ear of the sheep. He cut off the
ear and brought it to T. W. Julian who
sent it to the Toronto Veterinary Col
lege. Mr.. Hayes says that the horn
was visible last spring when the sheep
were shorn in little eXcretiOn about
the size of a finger on the creatures
ear When cut Off it was larger than
mans list.
In the case of Paldi vs.. Paldi, IN
which Roxa T. Paldi. wife OF Justin l..
Paldi. sued Angeline Paldi for the re-
cOVery of certain lands in this town
ship. the Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision of the lower court. The
plaintiff. it seems, showed clear record
of deeds from Angelo Pald, the father
in-law of the plaintiff. to herself.
However, Angelina Paldi. daughter Of
Algelo Paldi, claimed that irregularl-
ties existed in the deeds.
Last Monday Charles Ellsworth of
this township was placed under arrest
by Constable Brown and taken before
Justice Efferick. The charge was one
of murderous assault upon David
Downs, who died last October. 1t is
charged that this assault was the ulti-
mate cause of his death. The prisoners
bonds were placed at $500: but failing
to secure them he was remanded to Jail.
The examination is fixed for week
from next Monday, Jan. 26; and will be
held before Justice Efferick Harrison
Geer, of Port Huron, has charge of the
defence, and Atty Cowing has been en-
gagged to conduct the examination for
the prosecution. The case is q critical
one and will be watched with interest.
as it effects the interests of two old
residents of the township.
In the case of the People VS.. Ellen
Jordan winch was tried before Justice
Efferick on December Bird last. in which
Ellen Jordan was fined so and costs,
amounting in all to Sl2.25. John Jord-
an, the husband of Ellen Jordan, has
taken exception, and claims that she
was induced to pay her fine with mon
ey in her possession which was not her
own but belonged to him. He has
therefore sued Justice Efferick in an
action in trover TO recover the money
and damages. The case was tried on
Tuesday afternoon before Justice Mer-
rill by jury. VIM. Gowan appeared for
the plaintiff and Harvey Tappan assist
ed by Harvey Drake in behalf of the
defence. The case was quite ably con-
Quoted on both sides. and a large audi
ence listened to the pleas. After a
brief consultation the jury brought in
a verdict of no cause for action. An
examination will be held on Friday and
an effort made to appeal the case.