Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-07-28

$500 Reward is offered to the finder
of one particle of Morphine, Opium,
Cocaine or other harmful drug in DR..
Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer, the guar
anteed cure for all forms of Nervous
Diseases. Sold by &. Holden & Bro.
Patrick Phelan is laid up at his home
in Emmett with broken leg received
in runaway accident on Tuesday. lie
was taking Il hay rake home when his
horse ran away throwing him off break
ing his leg and otherwise bruising him.
George Marakle had beautiful
granite monument erected in Speaker
cemetery on Wednesday in memory of
his two daughters and one grand child
who are buried there. 1t is neat
piece of workmanship and is credit
to the builder.
The sons and daughters of Mrs.
Letitia Hanna wish to sincerely thank
the kind friends and neighbors who
assisted during the sickness and after
her death and also the choir for their
able services. Their kindness will eyer
be remembered.
The undersigned wishes through the
| EXPosITOR to extend his heartfelt thanks
to the kind ncighbors and friends who
did all in their power to alleviate and
lessen his grief in his late bereavement
Their sympathy and many good deeds
will never be forgotten. Theo. Packer.
! Rev. sam G.. Bettes commenced a
series of revival meetings Tuesday
evening in his mothers orchard and
will continue through Sunday evening
| Mr.. Bettes extends an invitation to
! everybody both great and small of
every denomination to come out and
! hear him.
Andrew DePeel has traded the
house and lot known as the StOner
property in the southern part of the
village to Chauncy Kelly for his house
and lot on kennefc street and is
hauling sand and stone onto the lot
to build the foundation of Il large new
house this summer.
Examine your grape vines and you
find that there is an insect eating the
leaves, it VIII be well to take prompt
and vigorous measures to eXterminate
the pest. A very good method to ac-
cOmplish this is to toil tobacco clip
pings, or what is still better tobacco
stems in water, and sprinkle the vines
with the fluid.
An itinerate contortionist and Jug
gler gave free exhibition of his skill
on the corner near the Dufiie block
Monday evening. His acts of balanc-
ing n lumber wagon wheel on his chin
brought forth ordinations OF aston
ishment from the lockers on. His bal
ancing the pillow and also the boy on
the chair were acts to be wondered at.
a collection was taken up to defray
expenses.
Below is given one of the latest ways
of making delinquent subscribers come
to time and which some of the editors
in this locality may be forced to fol-
low: A Vermont editor who could
evoke no response to his dunning ap-
peals, Judging that those written to
were dead, published their obituaries.
This brought them to life, and they
invariably handed in their dollars to
secure n correction.
Henry King, whom some of our
readers will remember as being pastor
of the Baptist church IN Inlay City
about ten years ago but soon after
leaving here joined the Detroit con-
ference of the NJ. +. church, has
Withdrawn from the latter organiza-
ton Inlay City Times. Many of our
citizens will remember Mr.. King us it
is only few years ago he was pastor
of the NJ. f. church in Yale.
An eastern paper says that a man
in New York got himself into trouble
by marrying two wives. A Western
paper replies that great many have
done the same by only marrying one.
A northern paper says that quite q
t1t1n1hnr nf fbn n6ifAr1a A..
found trouble through barely promis-
ing to marry and not going any far
Their. A southern editor says that
friend of his was bothered enough
when simply found in company with
another mans wife.
This paragraph from the Michigan
Farmer may interest both producers
and buyers of wool: at begins to
look as though a little backbone on
the part of wool-growers will make q
decided change in the situation and
result greatly TO their benefit. At
present manufacturers are practically
out of wool and stocks are light in the
principal markets. No foreign wool
can come in and sell on the present
level of the domestic clip. That is an
established fact, as prices are nearly
down to free wool basis"
A very interesting race took place on
the fair ground last Friday evening be-
tween George Scott on the bicycle and
Bert Mcdonald on foot. 1t was half
mile race, Mcdonald having 200 yards
the start. The race was won by Scott
on the bicycle. At that time race
was agreed upon between Scott and
George Drummond for Tuesday even
ing but on account of the sickness of
Drummond, was postponed indefinite
~. These races seem to have q good
deal of interest for the people, large
crowd being disappointed Tuesday ev-
ening. number of wheelmen were
up from Port Huron on their bicycles.