Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

- IL. Il. IStoildIu has Dc'7i tabhci
under the weather of lat", but is inn
proving SO as 10 be able to attend 10
business again.
Powell x Robinson have dissolved
partnership and now the business is
owned by G.. Robinson who can fur
nish You anything in his line ut reason
able rates. Read his adv. in this issue.
Pensioners or parties requiring
papers made out with notary seal will
do well to call on w. W. Cowing at
tOruey at.law, upstairs in the Cham
berlain Block. Brockway Centre. 43w3
To any ybody who has disease Of
throat or lungs. we will send proof
| that PiSo's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in otEer
cases. Address, Z. Il. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
We are informed that the sevsre
winter has had the effect OF killing
many bees, and that few escaped un-
less lhJy were extra. we'll protected.
Some bee-keepers have lost all their
bees.
Fears are entertained that many
pota' oes and other vegetables which
were pi,ted Last fall, will turn out
frozen in The spring. The frost. where
1t has h td IL ch .ncs, has penetrated
much beyond the usual depth.
AN annual eclipse of the sun took
place on Monday last and lasted from
IL 30 a. In. to 2:30 p. IN. 1t Was visi-
bic as a partial eclipse throughout
North America. There was no post
ponement OH account of the weather.
-Vennor, the deceased Canadian
weather prophet, predicted that this
winter WAS To be warm one. IL is
to be hoped that he is not disappointed
if the rest OF us have been. We have
no eumity against Nennor, it will be
seen.
The Richmond Review has been
changed fro an eight page six column
To "a seven column four page journal
aud printed all at home. Del has put
u new head ON it and the Review is
now one Of the uewsiest papers in
Macomb County.
For the benefit of those who have
been investing in tdmdrdck poles lately
we would inform them that DR..
Howell has large tract OF the above
namel timber which he will sell at
greatly re Iaced pricAs as compared
with those iE vogue OF late.
- The singing school in District M
Greenwood. was broken up by n few
drunken dlsgraceful ruilians residing
in the district and much more TO the
disgrace OF the district they are upheld
ny two OF the scnool officers. Is it
their religion that binds them tOgeth-
error is 1t what they get at Davie Sex
toms? The latter has the majority OF
opinions. A SUBSCRIBER.
We are pleased 20 learn that Hold.
en- Bros. and Juo. w. Lam0n are busy
preparingtu build handsome brick
block 81 feet front by go feet in depth,
80 feet IN heigth, containing bank 22
feet wide and two stores 22 aud Is
feet respectively. This will go FAR to
improve and beautifv the town. being
the fr1t sub'tan'ial step in this direc-
tion. Go ahead with this good work.
"A party of young folks were en-
tertained at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. Wallace on Friday evening
last. The leading feature Of the even
ing was progressive euchre which was
enjoyed by all. Prizes were given To
the paities winning the largest num-
Der of game, and also to those who re-
ceived the least. The party broke up
about half past eleven all seemingly
well satisfied with the evenings enjoy
ment.
The March moon fuils OH the 30th
mt thirty minutes after eleven O'clock
in the morning. She is the queen Of
the full moons for the year, tor rs she
Is the first full moon after the veneral
equinox, she determines when Easter
Sunday shall fall and regulates from
this initial point the movable fasts and
featts of the church. Our satellite
therefore exerts indirectly a great in
huence on human affairs. There will
be a partial eclipse of the moon on
the 3Oth.
Sometimes we are obliged to go
away from home for news yet we are
eternally asking our citizens to hand
in any items Of interest that may come
IN their possession. The following we
clip from the Port Huron Tribune:
"Msrued by John d. Jones. at his
Office in Brockway Centre, Mich,
March 9th. 1885. Gus. Shabel to Miss
Ellen Payne. both Of Sanilac county.
Also at the same time and place, Rich
ard Bartlett to Miss Mary Payne, both
of Sanilac county,"
The special meeting' held by G..
w. Carter and wife @f N. i. churcn
AT Richmondville new church closed
last week after seven weeks OF hard
labor. Over one hundred have sought
their Saviour must of them are CON-
verted. Whole families were brought
to Christ. Over one hundred spoke IN
class service last Sabbath. TIE church
has been greatly strengthened. The
good work still goes on. Some are in.
Quiring the way in our prayer meet
ings. Religion Is the all absorbing
theme. A donation of seventy dollars
was given the pastor at the close Of
the service COMMUNICATION.
Did the oldest inhabitants ever OBJ
serve more weather To the square foot
than we have had this winterp By
actual count there were ffteen storms
in January: this in. storms such as are
recognized by the Signal Service. where
the wind is twenty five miles an hour
or more. These are, of course. indie.
pendent OF the cold waves, which have
been chasing each other down from
Montana So close together that one
was hero before its predecessor was