Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-06-30
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II. b. Parker and family now occupy
Mrs. James Rolls house on Mechanic
street having moved therein this week.
The funeral of Simeon Hamilton held
at the NJ. +. Church last Saturday was
largely attended by friends and rela-
tives.
Those who attended the Forepaugh
show in Port Huron Wednesday report
large crowds, but the menagerie and
circus was not up to the standard.
WEAvERs WANTED Two good
CrOmpton loom weavers. Good steady
work and good pay. Apply to ID. ii.
Dorman & Son, Marlette, Mich. 7w4.
Still going! and still they must go.
Everything in ladies' hats and trim
I.mings away down to rock bottom
prices. Get hat. Mrs. JAS. Brown.
Aaron Windsor has had the interior
of his barber shop repapered and
arranged and now has it III much
heater shape. Call in and see for
yourself.
The Michigan Press association will
meet in Detroit July 9th and on the
eth leave for the Worlds Fair city via
the great lakes, taking one of the new
ID. & G.. steamers to Mackinac and
Chicago line from there.
Losr-Strayed or stolen from the
farm of James Newell i'll Breckway
township on or about the first OF May
one yearling heifer, red and white.
The owner will pay a liberal reward
for the return of same. 7w3.
Fifteen special passenger trains were
run over the G. & G.. Il. railroad last
week, west-bound. There was the
same number east. This is in addition
To the thirteen regular passenger trains
that go over the road every day except
on Sundays.
A large congregation listened to Rev.
J. III. HarrisOn's discourse on "The
Book and Civilization" at the NJ. +.
church last sunday evening. The
talk was splendid and interested all.
Next Sundays subject will be "The
Book of Liberty"
The ExPosIToR is still giving to sub
scribers who pay up all arrears and
one year in advance the Farmers
Friend, sixteen page paper issued
twice month for one year. This Is
an excellent paper and an extraordin-
airy offer. Take advantage of 1t.
Geo. w. Bell expects to take part
| in the races at Cass City with Meta Is.
July 4th. Our townsman has pair of
good horses that are rapidly getting to
the front and any horse coming up
alongside of either of them has got to
get up and dust to win first money.
Pallor, languidness, and the appear
ance of ill-health being no longer
| fashionable among ladies, Ayers Sar-
saparilla is more largely resorted to as
a tonic-alterative, nervine, stomachie,
and builder-up of the system gener-
ally. This is a. it should be. Ayers
is the best.
OIL. Boice, Chas. Foster, Alvin rlatts,
Will Lennon, and Norman Menerey
received diplomas Mt the Pharmaceuti-
cal examinations held at Star Island
the past week. Elmer Moore and Har.
ry McKenna received certificates of
assistant. We congratulate the boys on
their success.
An insurance agent remarks that
persons using either gas, gasoline or
coal oil stoves during the summer
months should consult their fire in
surance policy, and if no permit to use
such is attached to it. should at once
secure one. A moment of attention
to this may save years of toll and pre-
vent the loss of insurance.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
Grant Holden q Bro. Yale, Mich.
cat the Worlds Fair" says Jas. Nc
Call, "there is no trouble whatever in
securing lodging accommodations.
You can get them good and cheap,
anywhere. A man and wife can go
there, attend the fair, and come back
at an expense of six dollars day, or
whereabouts, if they are supposed to
figure with reasonable tineness. Oh, its
a great show, and all who can should
see it. | was there two weeks, and
would have liked to stay two weeks
longer"
The races last Saturday on the track
were very interesting and quite well
attended. The running race between
"Hansa", of Flat Rock, and "Flora
Bell" of Yale, for $50 q side was very
exciting race and was won by the for
mer. The green trot between Crank
Brown, "Helen o. X" and "Clara
Bacon" was holly contested and was
taken in two heats by Crank Brown
owned by T. G. Mapes. This stallion
is we'll bred and valuable property.
The next race was a green run, J mile,
and won by Frank W." "Poodle N"
second, and "Lady Washington" third.
The bicycle race of mile was won
in two strait bouts by Charley Noble,
Phil Doelle second, Geo. W. Scott
third and b. l.. Newsted fourth. The
hotel mems race of 100 yards created
considerable laughter, VIM. Easton
taking 1st, Thos. Gaffney I'd, Jas.
Finnigan Sd, and Robt. Drysdale 4th.
This finished the afternoons sport.
One of the curious things in connec-
ton with the printing business, is that
newspaper man begins and ends his
work as an object of suspicion. In
other business, men achieve sometimes
a reputation for fair dealing that re-
quires a good deal to upset or overr
come. Not so in the newspaper bust
ness. Men may be in it until they are
gray-headed, and pass ordinarily for
fair and candid men, but the instant
something is put in the paper or left