Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-04-11


dition to T. McArthur's store.
The +. & p. NJ. surveying party were
in town last Thursday and Friday, sur
veying the road.
Horsemen and farmers will do well
to read the new adv. Of Collin Bros,
Speaker, in this issue.
B. r. Noble is having his private
Office decorated finely. Raymond Bros.
are doing the paper hanging.
We shall soon see the stores which
w. n. McKenna and John Gustin are
building loom up in fine style, the
foundations having been laid
The maple sugar social given by the
ladies of the NJ. p. church, at Eli Sill
verthorn's Tuesday afternoon, was
quite success and III every way en-
joYable.
n. 81 +. O'Leary, Of Brockway, have
just received from the Detroit markets
some rare bargains in general merchan-
disc. Don't fail to read their change
of adv. In this issue.
A party was given In honor Of Miss
Elliot at the home Of Phil Nc
Dougall Monday evening. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. Miss Elliot
left on Tuesday to visit friends in Ohio.
CARD or THANKs.-Theu undersigned
wishes to offer heartfelt thanks TO those
friends who so kindly assisted during
the recent illness and death of her
daughter. Mrs. REBECCA HEBNER.
Those needing teeth filled or a new
set to take the place of the old ones will
do well to call on DR.. G.. II. Brown,
Port Huron. He is a frst-class dentist
in every respect, and is reasonable in
his charges.
y great wrestling contest between
Floyd Cutcher, Of Armada, and Ed.
Morrison. of East Saginaw, will take
place at Brockway Centre, in Michaels'
Hall, Saturday evening, April 18th.
The match Is for purse OF $50 and
gate receipts, and will be collar and
elbow, best three in iiTe. Admission
% cents.
The handsomest lady in Brockway
Centre remarked t6 friend the other
day that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the throat and lungs was superior
remedy, as itstopped her cough instant
ly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever So to prove this and
convince you of its merits, any drug
gist will give you a sample bottle free.
Large size soc. and 81.
Look for q. G.. Neisel 81 Bros adv. In
this issue. This frm needs no intro
duction from us. Our readers know
who keep the handsomest goods
and most complete stock in Port
Huron. Their goods are now all
fresh and new for the opening of fspring,
and the prompt attention which is
shown everyone upon entering the
store will and always has insured Mel
sci Bros. host of customers.
The Port Huron Commercial College
is growing institution. When this
school was started six years ago by j.
r. Goodier. he found that a room 2Ox3C
feet large enough for his purpose. Now
5000 square feet is required to accom-
modate all the students, with more
coming all the time. A new hall has
just been engaged, and with Prof
Goodier still at the helm this school
will be more popular than ever.
1t is necessary to remind housekeep-
ers and cooks of the danger from vege-
table peelings or other decaying matter
thrown out into lanes and yards to rot
and breed diphtheria or typhoid. Such
useless refuse of kitchen or table should
be burned, never left lying about to
decay. Burning is the proper disposi-
tion of 1t; this can best be done by a
hot fire in furnace, range, or kitchen
stove. Lovers of cleanliness" will not
throw dirty water upon the surface of
their yards, either, to exhale pestilence.
Now is the time to clean up, and avoid
sore throats and fevers. Those who
will not voluntarily clean up should be
compelled to clean up.
Talk about bluebirds and robins
being harbingers of spring, the old
fashioned frog lays over them all. lie
is modest and unassuming, and doesn't
make any pretentions to being wealth
er prophet, but gets there just the same.
He can't boast any brilliant plumage,
and doesn't fly as high as his feathered
rivals, but when it comes down to good
solid horse sense he takes the cake.
When he tunes his little pipe and be-
gins his merry-go-round of melody, you
can bet your winter clothes he won't
get left. This lowly child of melody