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

Did you see those gents fine slippers
for soc. at Holden & Warnings? Just
the thing for Xmas gift.

Did you see those gents fine slippers
for soc. at Holden 81 Warnings? just
the thing for a Xmas gift.
The Flint & Pere Marquette has con-
structed two more snow plows, one of
narrow gauge construction for the
Sand Beach division. The company
now has six of these necessary arti-
cles of winter equipment.
For sale. at a bargain. eighty acres of
land described as follows: the north
of the northwest of section 6, Brock
way township. For terms and further
particulars address &. II. HUSTON, 15l
Griswold ST., Detroit, Mich. BOO
+. ii. Drake and family now occupy
JAS Welch's house on Kennefic street
having moved into the same this week.
r.. ii. Menerey and family have moved
into Thos. Darcy's house OH Mechanic
street. Dave Teetzel and family are
occupying their own house.
Drake 81 Menzies having cOmplet-
ed their preparations for open
ing up first-class Real Estate Office,
are now prepared to advertise and sell
Real Estate. Terms reasonable. Call
for particulars at law office of f. III.
Drake. Yale. a list of property for
sale will be published in next issue of
the EXPOSITOR.
DRAKE q MENZIES.
"a beautiful bouquet of nasturtiums,
sweet peas. pOppys, pinks, sweet elysi-
um, petunlas, rose geraniums, etc, is
on our table. The lovely bouquet was
presented to the editor by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Wilson, in whose well kept garden
the flowers were raised. q, you eastern
people shivering before your coal fires.
hearken unto this: The Wilson flower
garden has been famous all summer
for its beautY."-The above item has
appeared twice in reliable and newsy
paper" published not many miles from
here, as original. We herewith give
proper credit. as to allow the public to
be misled would be wrong. The item
referred to was taken from the Puyal-
lup (Washington) Citizen. For all the
latest and most reliable news take
THE EXPosITOR.
a terrible accident occurred in a
sand pit one mile south of Omard,
Sanilac county, on the 18th. John,
Alexander and Dougall McKellar and
Frank Bartlett were engaged in shovel
ing out the sand when the pit caved in,
burying and crushing the two brothers
John and Alexander in It's sandy grave
and engulfing the other two up to their
arm pits. The latter managed to dig
themselves out but by the time the
others were reached. life in both was
extinguished. John McKellar was
about % years of age and had been
married but short time. Alex. was
to have been married the 18th, but the
day of his wedding was, instead. the
day of his funeral. Both young men
were highly respected and had many
friends, whose hearts are saddened by
their woeful and untimely death.
Now that everybody is looking about
them to see what Magazine they will
take for the coming year, we would adj
wise them to inquire into the merits Of
Demorest's Family Magazine. We have
! just received the January number of
this wonderful publication, and cannot
/ speak too highly in its praise. 1t is
certainly what its name implies, \
! Family Magazine: for i'm il will be
/ found something to amuse or instruct
every member of the family. The first
article telling how Uncle Sans Paper
Money is made, is beautifully illustrat-
ed, and furnishes the most interesting
information on the subject that we
have ever seen. "The Infant Monarch's
of Europe" is not only illustrated with
their portraits, but with those of their
parents as well; "The Undying Voice
is a finely Illustrated article about Edi-
sons wonderful Phonograph, and in
cludes portrait of the inventor himself
The children will be delighted with
"Snow Sculpture" which gives them
models enough to keep them busy all
winter. Besides these, there are until
One O'clock" ca Comedietta), "Scarlet
Fever and other Contagious Diseases
their Causes and Treatment" aids tc
Beauty" Maniac Bells" "Wedding
Breakfasts" All Sorts of Teas
Homemade Candies" "Anecdotal His.
tory of the Table," and numerous other
articles and stories, also fine Fashion
Department; and all beautifully EN-
bellished with over two hundred illus.
trations, the crowning one of which i,
"At a Partisan Florists" a handsome
oil picture, well worthy OF frame. The
mystery is how such publication car
be furnished for only $500 per year. 1t
is done however, by w. Jenning Dem
crest, Is East 18th ST.. New York.