Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-06

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evening, Oct. 9th.
NJ. Fitzgerald & Co. haye a change
of adv. in this issue. Be sure you read
it and profit thereby.
Look out for snide doctors and
medicine men. You will be better of
by having nothing to do with him.
Died in Kenockee on Wednesday,
Sept. &c, 1893, Houghton Allen aged
"a years, 10 months and II days. The
funeral was held on Friday.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach i'm
Brick chapel next Sunday Oct. 8,
afternoon at 3o'clock and evening Mt Z.
You are invited to come out and hear
him.
The C. & G.. T. R'y advertise an
other half rate excursion to the World 3
Fair leaving Port Huron next Monday
morning at 6:25. See adv. in this
issue.
Itch on humans and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Grant Holden q Bro,
Yale, Mich.
During the month of September 49,
cars of freight have been shipped from
this station over the F. x Z. Nj. R'y
as follows:-2 cars of flax seed, | OF
cheese, of grain, of stock and 1873
of hay.
John Dayey will give grand ball
at his hotel in Brockway on Thursday
evening, Oct. ~, 1898, to which he in
vites all both great and small. Good
music, good order and good time
may be looked for.
There will be an auction sale of farm
stock and implements on October IA,
at the farm of Delos Zavits in Speaker,
miles north and } mile west of Yale,
commencing at O'Clock p. m. Auc-
tioneer w. w. Lord, of Peck.
Charles G. Richardson living mile
north and J mile west of Yale has bills
out announcing an auction sale of
farm stock and implements on Satur-
day, October Z, commencing at o.
clock p. IN. W. W. Lord auctioneer.
VIM. Bell, ST., will have an auction
sale at his premises one mile south
and two miles east of Peck, on We'd
nesday, Oct. IL, 1898, commencing at
O'Clock p. M. w. w. Lord the pop
ular auctioneer will conduct the sale.
If the great rush of customers ut
Windsor Bros. store during the last
two weeks is any sign that bargains
are being had this firm are certainly
offering the greatest bargains ever put
before the people of this vicinity
Brown City Banner.
Auction Sale, w. Lord auctioneer
will sell for the undersigned on the
farm miles east and u miles south
of Peck, on Friday. Oct. IL, 1898, COM
mencing at O'Clock p. M. sharp, a lot
of farm stock and implements. This
is bona fide sale, no fraud. MOSES
CLARK.
An exchange says that whiskey is
being manufactured out of oldrags and
does not seem to be at all surprised at
the assertion, as all the "old rags in the
country are manufactured out of whis-
key" and sees no reason why "pro-
cess of convention may not work rs
well from rags to whiskey rs from
whiskey to rags"
Il. l.. Newstcd who has conducted
the ice cream parlor in Thos. Nc
Arthur's building during the summer
has closed out his stock of cigars,
tobaccos and confectionery and will
return to his fathers farm in Green
wood which he has rented together
with his brother Frank. We wish
Burt all success possible.
Married at the residence of Samuel
White III Yale on Wednesday evening
Oct. 4th, 1898, at O'Clock George
Cough and Carrie TIoway both of Yale.
Rev. w. +. Perkins performed the
ceremony. John Holmes and Lillian
White acted as best couple. Only Il
few of the friends and near relatives
of the happy couple were invited
and all present sat down to a bount-
eous repast prepared by the hostess.
The best wishes of the EXPOsIToR is
with the new made couple.
The brass ring swindler is now
operating among farmers. lie calls at
q house and asks for drink or some
food. As he turns to 60 away he
stoops and picks up heavy ring out
of the dirt or grass. He naturally in
quires if any member of the family has
lost ring and calls the attention to
the fact that il is marked "l8 X" lie
always suggests that some visitor may
have lost it. Apparently it is worth
from $40 or Sl2 and he generally gets
from 81 to So for it. The ring is brass
washed with gold, ana costs one shill-
ing.
Our boys are anxious for their school
days to close that they may enter
some kind of business. The chances
are that a boy of fifteen or sixteen
years of age has any where from fifty
to sixty years of active life before him.
The year or two he spends in school in
extra preparation have a mighty influ-
ence in fitting him for getting the most
out of his after life, no matter what his
vocation may be. 1t may give him
fewer productive years, and he may
think that to remain at school is to
lose time in which he might be making
money, but his better education will en-
able him to make much more profit
able use of after years. Most OF the
failures in life's battle are due to be-
: ginning the fight without "good
ready" Go to school boys, as long as
you have the opportunity.
Nearly every visitor at the worlds
fair has upon arriving home begun to
wonder what will become of the build
/, ings of the Exposition. 1t is now
/ stated that they are to- be sold as Junk
They are soon to be advertised and
knocked down to the highest bidder
q 4. a 60 =.