Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-17

4 | heV. Ira DlllI1du Will pTedCH Ill Ill
! M. +. church next Sabbath evening
! at z o'clock, in place of Rev. 5. N. Hill
LosT-A silver butter knife. Th,
finder will be literally rewarded by re
turning same to G. ii. Niggeman's store
Chas. +. Michaels will give a granC
ball in his hall on Thanksgiving cue
Keep the event in mind if you want tC
enjoy good time.
G. A. Perkins returned home Friday
night from Dakota, to make prepara
tions for moving his family to that
state in the near future.
L. Bow has opened an intelligence
Office, second hand store and restaurant
in the building opposite the Dufiie
block. Read his new adv. in this issue
Persons desiring to meet the pastor
of the NJ. +. church on business or So
cially will find him at the parsonage on
Mechanic street, on Thursday of each
week.
Samuel J. and Dave Welch. of this
place and George Welch, of Memphis,
left Wednesday morning for the north
ern part of Wisconsin on hunting
expedition.
OvercOats and heavy underclothing
are very acceptable garments these
days, and the despised summer cloth
ing is laid away until the approach of
warm weather again.
Thomas A. Edison asserts that in a
tic ear Nobody will then dare to
gossip, for fear of being overheard by a
concealed phonograph.
Catherine Lewis tainted one night in
"Olivette," but it didn't cause a ripple
in the play. Twas only cough, and
they had bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup on hand. of course.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it p?
1t is one of the good things of this life.
Know ye, and don't you forget it,
| that Indian summer never comes un
| til after the first snowflakes and until
after the 10th of November. Summer
days in October simply mean decent
weather.
Jim Morgan, Robt. Ella, Chas. Adams.
Maurice Evans, Joe Bell and Edward
Menerey all left for the north woods
Monday. They will probably return in
the spring with wallet full of hard
earned cash.
There has been an increase of nearly
100 in the EXPOsIToR's subscription
| list in the last two months. This is
evidence enough that the EXPOSITOR
is appreciated. If you want all the
news, subscribe.
! The American House has been much
improved by a coat of paint Since
Mr.. Mclean has purchased this house
1 he has made many improvements on
( the same and is winning a large trade
/ through his enterprise.
The Marlette Leader says: "George
! Hanes is building new agricultural
! implement warehouse at the rear of
! Winterstein's store" George is doing
well and his manv friends here will be
pleased to learn the fact.
James Reid. who. only a short time
ago, was in this vicinity visiting his old
friends, James Cheeseman and VIM.
Ovens died very suddenly at his home
in Almont Tuesday afternoon, Oct. Sth,
at the ripe old age of 78 years.
Ye editor and family now occupy
| VIM. McRobert's house in the north
west part of the village. Robert NJ
| Lothian and family have moved into
ID. &. Williams house south of the
Rapley house made vacant by our
removal.
Col. II. NJ. Duffield positively declines
to accept the Republican nomination for
mayor of Detroit, and it is therefore not
| likely that it will be rendered to him.
His law practice demands his entire at
tention and he cannot afford to accept
the Office.
The bids received by the village board
for grading Mary st. from Wood street
to the Brockway road through Law ~
Tappan's new addition was as follows:
Thos, Easton, $50; Lon Barrett, $50;
G. b. Stonehouse, $4S; Geo. Barrett,
S3S; Jas. Rath. 34.S5.
With the nineteenth century dawned
the era of wonders. 1t has also proven
an era of surprises-for notwithstand-
ing its giant strides toward unusual
knowledge, we are told that there are
still in sequestered places a few citi-
zens who haven't heard of Salvation Oil.
Elijah Grimes informs us that last
spring he sowed 2 acres of White Dutch
oats and last week when he threshed
142 bushels were put into the bin from
this amount of ground. Mr.. Grimes
raised 40 bushels of barley to the acre
this season. We should judge his land
was well titled.
The Cass City Enterprise says: 1.-The
skating rink craze has revived again in
this locality. and the tricky rollers are
brought into play once more. A fair
crowd attended the rink on Saturday
evening last but the inclemency of the
weather had the tendency to keep
great many at home"
Newspaper reports are to the effect
that Representative ButterwOrth, of
Ohio, has returned from Europe more
convinced than ever that commercial
union with Canada can be made a sue
cess, and even intimates that annexa-
alton would meet with but little
opposition from England.
A portion of the list of the premiums
awarded, and those who received them
at the late fair appears in this issue.
Lack of space prevents us from pub
fishing 1t in full this week the remain
der will appear next week. The Ex-
PosITOR Is the only paper in this
county that has furnished a complete
list. Take the ExPosIToR If you want