Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-09-02


A much needed cross-walk was laid
across Wood street during the past
week.
Died, in the township of Greenwood
on Aug. 31st, the 13-year-old son or
Chas. Turner.
DIR. Speer Il Co.. of Saginaw, present
a new adv. to the readers of the Ex-
posIToR in this issue. Read it,
w. w. Grinnell has completed the
school census for district no. !, and
finds 1852 children of school age.
RIB. Parker has rented VIM. Tomlln-
sons place on Kennitic street and will
move with his family on Monday next.
Died very suddenly at her home
near Amadore on Saturday Aug. q,
1892, Mrs. Jacob Cline aged 66 years.
Brook Bearss has so far recovered
from his recent seige of typhoid fever
az to be around again. Glad 10 near
| it.
The Butterflies OF Speaker will give
social on VIM. Reddiclitf's lawn Sept.
eth. Everybody invited to attend.
Admission % cents.
l.. Higer & Sons, of Port Huron, pre-
sent change of adv. to the readers OF
the ExPosIToR this week. Read it as
you will be benefited thereby.
When you drop an item of news IN
the EXPosIToR item box, do not be
afraid to sign your name to it. Names
so attached will not be published.
800. have $500 to loan for four
years at Z per cent interest on real
estate security. For further particu-
lars apply to John Mitchell, Roseburg,
Mich. llw4
Thursday evening a number of the
friends of Lura McKenna assembled
in Central Hall and the evening was
enjoyed by tipping the light fantastic
toe. Lura expects to leave for school
Mt Saginaw soon.
News reaches us of the serious ill
ness of both Mary and Sophia Spon-
enburg with typhoid fever. Their
many friends will be panied to learn
of this. 1t is also reported that Mrs.
Ed. Hopkins is sick with the same dis
ease.
SHEEP For SALE-I haye for sale
cheap at my farm miles east and |
mile north of Yale, 90 well bred merino
sheep, young and old. The sheep
range in age from month to years.
/ ~
sheep. Off VIM. Black.
A grand exhibition of life size oil
paintings, illustrating the famous An
drews' Raid accompanied by a thrill
ling lecture by w. j. Knight, the en-
gineer of the expedition, Will be held
in Yale on Oct. 4th. You will miss a
grand treat if you fail to attend.
FARM For SALE.-Containing 80 acres,
more or less, near the thriving village
of Yale; 60 acres under cultivation, IL
acres of beach and maple. Good
buildings, fences, orchard and wells of
water. For further particulars call on
or address JOHN CHENEY, Yale. 81.
Money can be earned III spare time
by good reliable men and women as
local agents for the warranted fruits,
flowers and trees of j. +. Whitney,
Rochester, y. Y. Yearly salary is paid
for steady work, and permanent hon
! orable business is quickly built up. 10
An Austrian provincial paper lately
contained the following advertisement;
ga widow, who still possesses the en-
+, tire ward robe of her deceased hus-
band, is disposed to enter into cores
$ pondence with suitable gentleman,
], If such can be found, with a view to
matrimony.
The failure of w. f. Cowham, of
j Jackson, last week, has involved An.
c derson & Co., of Port Huron, who on
n Monday gave chattle mortgages to the
It amount of S236, 0SO.6S. 1t is to be
o hoped that the Port Huron firm will
Il pull through the difficulty and NJ
i DOUBT but they will, os they have al
= WAYS been a stanch and trusty firm t.
II deal with. Their trouble will not in
s. volve our firm of j. III. Moore, Yale
y big implement dealer, in any way, WI
II are glad to say.
l. Visitors TO the worlds fair next yea
D, will ride about the grounds on al
electric tricycle.. 1t has been decides
e that no carriages shall be allowed OF
Is the grounds. Hence electricity had =
is be called into service. The tricycl
rs will have chair frame. A storage bal
N terry will be hung under the chair, an
n from it power will be transmitted Z
IL the wheels. 1t will only be necessar
to take seat in the chair, press but
ID ton and the battery will do the resi-
8. The vehicle will be steered by mean
re of small front wheel governed by
ID lever. The battery is warranted
m last IA hours without discharging, 3
re lDdJ LDtIC Will DC hO hoh6Ci VI ~ Dnhh
q ing at any unfortunate moment. Tn
r. machines will be rented at so much a
or hour, the exposition sharing in tn
10 profits.
IN A pet theory obtains among som
y church people that the life OF
IN preacher is perpetual picnic, that h
Sc lives the typical life of Sybarit'
ms No theory can be further from the fa'
ut than this theory when applied to I'll
life of a man of the cloth and of
k conscience too. There is no professio
re where so much of the gratuitous
ne expected as from the profession I
" theology, none from which so niue
ne is demanded, none more hedged in
of an exacting public. Because ma
nd happens to follow the dictates of n
lie conscience and embark in the profe
)c. sion of the ministry, the public fal
DO into the error of looking upon him |
something more than human, as o.
G. dowed with greater patience, with
on stouter heart, with more physical @
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