Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-15

+. f. Law has been appointed a
member of the county board of school
examiners to fill a vacancy.
Some men always prefer hard work
to light job. They would rather
hold $50 pound girl than 10 pound
baby.
Subscriptions to the EXPosIToR are
coming in rather slow. Those who are
lowing please help us out for we are
hard up.
James Pyar who has been laid up
for some time with a broken leg is out
on the streets again with the aid of
crutches.
If you expect to attend the Worlds
fair call at the EXPosIToR Office and
get information as to where to find a
first class ROOM
Thanks to secretary Wise of the
Croswell Ag'l Society for compliment
taries to their fair and races to be held
Sept. 20, 2l and %.
John Black is the lucky person who
received the autograph quilt at the
recent drawing in the Cole district.
John prizes the quilt very highly.
| WOOD FOR SALE-The undersigned
has Il quantity of naked and also beach
and maple wood for sale. Prompt
attention given to orders. JOHN II.
MERRILL. III
Susie McKernan, sister of Mrs. +. S.
Black, has been engaged to teach the
Menerey school south west of the
village and started on her duties
Monday OF this week.
Mrs. III. +. Beard was called by tele-
gram to Port Huron Saturday on
account of the serious illness of her
sister, which illness proved fatal as she
passed away towards evening.
George Bricker has eve which
gave birth to lamb in March last
and the first of this month gave birth
to twins, which is considered some
thing rather out of the common.
The Harvest Home Festival given in
Central Hall last Thursday evening,
under the auspices of the NJ. +. church
was quite we'll attended and very
enjoyable time spent by all present.
STovE For SALE.-An Is inch Royal
Oak heater for sale cheap. The stove
is almost as good as new. Call at the
Office of DIR. Will III. Gowan, Union
block where it may be seen. l9-tf.
The Chicago & Grand Trunk R'y
will give another half rate excursion
from Port Huron to Chicago next
Monday morning, Sept. 18th. Train
leaves at 6:2j. See adv. on first page.
A pumpkin pie social will be given
in the Dufiie block next Wednesday
evening, Sept. 20, under the auspices
of the NJ l.. church. Admission soc.
per couple. Proceeds to apply on
pastors salary.
Married at the residence of the
brides father in Yale on Tuesday, Sept.
18th, Hattie, daughter of Nj. A. Sargent
and Chester Holcomb both of Yale.
Their many friends unite with the
EXPosIToR in wishing them happiness
and prosperity.
To prevent car sickness or headache
and TO give restful sleep, SO difficult to
obtain while travelling, DR.. Wheeler s
Nerve Nitalizer has no equal. Taken at
bedtime it quiets the tired nerves, in
surfing sweet sleep. 81 bottles at Grant
Holden q Bros drug store.
lIazelnuts are plentiful this summer.
When hazelnuts are plentiful it is II
sign that all new babes will be boys,
and when all new babies are boys, it is
the sign of war. At this moment we
cannot recall what war is the sign of
but we may recollect later.
The Michigan Farmer advises farm
ers to feed their low priced wheat 10
their stock, rather than buy western
corn the coming winter. No better
pork, beef or mutton can be produced
than from wheat. and n dollar u bushel
can thus easily be realized from the
grain.
Sufferers from dyspepsia have only
themselves to blame if they fail to test
the wonderful curative qualities of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying the
blood, this medicine strengthens every
organ of the body, and even the most
abused stomach Is soon restored to
healthy action.
The store of Thomas Mclaughlin,
Brown City was broken into on We'd
nesday night but by some means of
communication which Mr.. Mclaughlin
had between his store and house, he
became aware that some one was in
the building and frightened them
away before anything was taken.
For the past two months many bust
ness men have been experiencing n
version of the "three eights". Instead
VI ClShb llOulo LII lOI pay
and eight for Sleep" it is eight for
struggle, eight for worry and eight for
horrid dreams. And now the band
will play, "Id be farmer, happy
indeed"
Died in Port Huron on Sunday, Sept.
10, 1893, at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs VIM. Gilchrist, Margaret
Paisley relict of the late Andrew
Paisley, of Brockway, in her Saith year.
The funeral was held from the Brock
way Presbyterian church at. II m. on
Wednesday. The remains of the
deceased were inferred in Elmwood
cemetery.
Don't send away for your wedding
invitations or announcements when
you can get just as good work and as
low prices at home. We are prepared
to print note heads, bill heads, state
ments, envelopes, etc. on short notice.
Give us call and by so doing encourage
home enterprise. You will never build
up a town if you don't patronize its
business men.
One of the most beautiful sights eyer
witnessed in East Tawas was that of
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