Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. Drake are going away
| for few weeks for the benefit of Mrs.
brakes health.
r. +. Carroll and wife. of Emmet,
were guests of their daughter, Mrs. w.
l.. Ellis, on Tuesday.
Frank Landro was called by telegram
to Sand Beach on account OF the serious
illness of his mother.
For the most complete line of silk,
linen cambria and cotton handkerchiefs,
go to Holden q Warnings.
The EXPosIToR and Detroit Weekly
Free Press four months for only 30 cts.
Now is the time to subscribe.
The Canadian government have
granted VIM. ii. Palmer,of this village,
patent on his adjustable section bar
| for mowers and reapers.
Rev. J. J. Tickner has dropped the
work at Bidleman's school house and
will preach every Sabbath hereafter in
the NJ. L. church at Brockway at 2:30
p. m.
Remember Michaels' grand ball
Christmas night. at his hall in this
place. \ good time may be looked for.
First-class music and an excellent
oyster supper.
The undersigned has for sale at her
farm in the township of Emmett, Sec
| tion 30, four miles east of Capac, on the
State road, one yoke of oxen. 4 years old.
30-31 MARY CARROLL.
We are in possession of f. Buhl &
Sons sample hats and caps, also nice
| line of furs and are selling them out by
/ fhn niann n NVhn1ac aln 1lrinnc Vhnra
are those bargains? at w. III. Palmer's.
a prophet, they say, is no good in his
own country; but there is an exception
to this proverb. DR.. Bull has been of
infinite good to his countrymen, and
his Cough Syrup has become national
balm.
! Marshal Gillian informs us that he
did not receive harsh treatment at the
| hands of the authorities at Capac. He
| says they did not lock him up in their
jail, but that officer Wallace took him
home with him.
The union prayer meetings of the
Methodist churches are held alternate
| ly in those two churches. Next Thurs
day evening the meeting will be held
in the NJ. Z. church. Christians and all
others are invited.
All persons indebted to the firms of
X. a. Carroll IL Co., Mason Il Johnson
and Persle Johnson will receive. if set
! tied on or before the Goth of January.
fancy cup and saucer on that date.
32-2 PERsIE JOHNSON,
/ There will be a Christmas tree in the
NJ. Il. church on Tuesday evening, Dec.
24th. Following is the committee for
receiving presents: Mrs. w. Il. Gillett
and Mrs. Jos. Effrick. Presents will be
received on Tuesday afternoon in the
church. Everybody is invited to take
part.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school will have a
Christmas ladder in the church Tues
day evening, Dec. 24, at which time
Santa Claus will appear in all his
glory. Everyone is invited to bring
presents TO hang on the ladder. This is
something novel and all may look for a
pleasant time.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of b. r.
Noble. 24-3m
D. II. Nicholson and daughter, of
Rollo, Dekalb Co., ILL.,. is here visiting
the family of j. ID. Jones and other
friends. Mr.. Nicholson was resident
of this township seventeen years age
and informs us that he sees a vast
change in the country here since then
He expects to visit friends in Ever
green before returning home.
Ed. Kyes, who has been assisting his
brother in the L. 81 p. NJ. depot at this
point for some time past, has been
transferred to JeddO on the Sand Beach
division where he takes charge of the
station. Ed. is accommodating and
trustworthy and the best wishes of his
many friends in this place go with him
David Kyes is taking Eds place al
present.
A scheme is now being agitated in
various parts of this state for naming
the country roads and Wandering the
farm houses as houses are numbered
in the cities-putting up sign boards al
the corners, and in fact, making it in
every way possible easy to find given
point i'm the rural districts. The idea
is feasible and worthy of being put
into practice.
w. j. Tuf1ield, of Sarnia. has opened
out bakery in Sections bailding Just
north of the railroad track where he
keeps on hand full stock of fresh
bread, cakes. pies, confectionery, etc
Mr.. Tuffield understands his business
and will no doubt enjoy large trade.
The bread he makes is excellent as we
are the recipient of two loaves, one
made from white -four, the other from
graham.
The January number OF Lippincott's s
Magazine is an exceptionally brilliant
one. The complete novel, "Millicent
and Rosalind." is contributed by Julian
Hawthorn, author of "Garth," "Sinfire, "
Archibald Malmaison," etc, and is the
brightest, cleverest and most interest
ing story that this popular author has
yet written. The heroines of the rO-
nance are two bright and charming
English girls, and the story of their
lives is most entertainingly told. All
the characters in the novel are skillfully
portrayed, and the reader is introduced
to delightful circle of acquaintances,
with whom he is very loath to part