Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-08

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Union Sunday School in the Brick
Chapel at 10 o'clock sharp.
Workmen are busily engaged paint
ing the new Disciple church.
VIM. Walker is quite i'll at his faith
er's residence west of the village.
Sid Parker is happy-he is papa of
baby girl born Tuesday, Sept. 9TH.
John Sexton now occupies rooms in
the Macarthur block having moved
therein this week.
There is an (r) in this month. Oysters
are in season but we have seen none rs
yet IN our home market.
Elder Patton will preach in the Brick
Chapel next Sunday afternoon at )
o'clock and in the evening ut 7.S0.
Races in Port Huron this week.
Purses to the amount of $500 are
put up. Whole number of entries
$50.
Secretary Pettee has our thanks for
complimentaries to the Banner race
meeting being held in Port Huron this
week.
subscriptions to the EXPosIToR are
coming in rather slow. Those who are
owing please help us ont for we are
hard up.
Born. on Monday, Sept. 4th 1893, to
the wife of John Mckinney, of Brock
way, son. Weight u pounds. John
is happy man.
This is the first fall month. The
weather is fair with quite high winds,
cool the first week, warmer the second.
Rain is badly needed.
Mrs. James Brown would inform her
customers, that she intends to continue
in the millinery business in Yale, and
will stock up with the novelties of&he
season.
WO0B FOR SALE-The undersigned
has quantity of mixed and also beach
and maple wood for sale. Prompt
attention given to orders. JOHN H..
VI ERRILL. III
Secretary Coddington of the Capac
Ag'l Society has our thanks for COM
Dlimentarles to the fourteenth annual
fair of that society to be held III Capac
October 4, D, and q.
III. G.. White left small branch ut
the EXPOsIToR Office on Saturday last
containing So plums grown IN his yard,
The plums are of the Spaulding variety
and very rich and productive.
Correspondents will confer favor
by sending Sn their news items in time
to reach our Office not later than We'd
nesday morning. We would rather
have them reach here Tuesday if pos
sible.
A fellow who couldn't spare dollar
for a newspaper year sent 30 two
cent stamps to "a down east Yankee to
know how to RAISE beets. He got an
answer to "take hold of the tops and
pnll".
Elder Calkins will preach in the
Free Methodist church on Sunday,
Sept. 10th, at 10 O'Clock II. IN. also in
the evening at 7:30. Sunday school at
IL o'clock a. IN. y. Stoner, superin-
tendent.
j. +. Umphrey has secured position
as agent for \. Hobson dealer in marble
and granite monuments and head
stones, Saginaw +. 5. We are pleased
to learn of Johns success and wish
him all manner of good luck.
Ira Billman has discontinued his
business relations with the st. Clair
Republican, of which sheet he has been
local editor for some time past, and
with his wife will take Il trip to Chicago.
After Mr.. Gilman returns he expects
to take up some project.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is one of the few
remedies which are recommended by
every school of medicine. Its strength,
purity, and efficacy are too well estab.
lished to admit of doubt as to its super
iority over all other headquarters
whatever. Ayers SarSaparila leads
all.
There are l04 pupils enrolled in the
Primary Department of our schools
while there is seating room for about
60. Miss Grinnell finds it impossible
to care for this number of small child
rem and the school-board are sorely
puzzled as to how they shall dispose of
them.
The +. & p. NJ. will give u low rate
excursion from Yale and other stations
along this line to Cleveland and re-
turn leaving Yale at l:54 L. NJ. on
Saturday, Sept. ., for S4.O0 round trip.
Returning will leave Cleveland by
Detroit x Cleveland steamer Sunday
evening at 10 o'clock.
Michigan day at Worlds Fair Chi
cago will be celebrated on Sept. 18th.
Every son Oh MlCnlSdn VIII be received
at the Michigan building with open
arms and true hospitality. The G.. &
&. T. R'y will run special excursion at
low rates from Port Huron. For
further particulars see advertisement
in another column of this paper.
A contemporary walls out his sorrows
in verse as follows: The autumn
leaves are falling and the year is
growing old and the snow-drift will
be soon against the door; but our
wood-shed still is empty, and our coal
bin is full of air, and our winter cloth
ing hanging in the store. Yet the
marble-faced delinquent reads our
paper by the stove, while he burns
away the coal for which he owes: while
we shiver in our sanctum till the tears
bedim our eyes, and the blossom reap
pears upon our nose.
I'd like to be boy again without
woe or care, with freckles scattered
DER my face and hayseed in my hair;
I'd like TO rise at O'Clock, and do
n hundred chores, and saw the wood
and feed the hogs and lock the stable