Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-28

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Laing of Chicago on Tuesday NOvem-
Der %. 1890.
Prof. j. D. Grinneli spent Thanksgiv-
ing with members of the Whitney
Family in INLAY City.
A stray turkey Is reported at this Of
flee. The owner may have 1T by prov
ing it and paying necessary charges.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Zuelch and daughter. of
Fargo, are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smith, and with
other friends.
All scalp and skin diseases. dandruff,
falling of the hair, gray or faded hair
may be cured by using that natures
true remedy, Halls Hair Remover.
1t is thought best to postpone the
work on the drama until after the HOl-
idays. "A comedy company may be Or
ganized at once to play about Christ
mas.
All teachers should remember the
Teachers Convention to be held at Fort
20 and 20. The notice will be found
elsewhere.
Dr. Geo. Hunting, of Alma College
will deliver a lecture i'll the Nj. f.,
church next Monday evening. Ad-
mission free. All are invited.
Are MT you ever going to grow old,
like the rest of us - asked man of an
acquaintance he had mt seen for some
time. "Well, not so long as / can
purify my blood with Ayers Sarsa-
parilla," was the apt reply. This man
knew what he was talking about.
"The tree of deepest root is found,
least willing still to leave the ground"
and this could once have been most
truly said OF chronic pain of any sort.
But after the lapse OF so many ages, a
sovereign remedy has been found in
Salvation Oil, every prOvident house
holder should keep it.
A half-dozen men after one load of
wood is not very rare occurrence now
adays. Hardly ten years ago we were
burning wood in heaps to get rid of it,.
Today it is prize. For this we are
obliged to the reckless destrOyers of
our forests. Jerry j. Paisley, however,
has big lot of wood for sale.
Last Tuesday evening Henry NJ.
Doelle and Miss Maggie Faush. both of
Greenwood, were quietly married at the
IL
Philip w. Doelle and Miss Hattie
HOway alone witnessed the ceremony
and acted as best people. The bride
and groom left on the evening train for
Port Huron on short wedding tour.
We receive information of new
dodge to take in unsuspecting farmers
1t is worked by couple of alleged
hucksters. They call at farm house
and claim that one of their chickens
has escaped into the farmers flock. On
receiving permission to retake it, they
catch one of the farmers chickens and
go off with it. BY this means they can
collect quite a load of chickens in day
The Detroit Journal has given away
hundreds of handsome gold and silver
watches to boys and girls within the
past few weeks and wants to distribute
1000 more before Christmas. Any
boy or girl can get one of these beauti-
full watches 1CithOW q cent Of cost.
Send your name and address with a
&c. stamp to the Detroit Journal, De-
troit, Mich, and full particulars will be
mailed you.
. In conversing with Thos. 4. Edison,
during his visit in Port Huron, his old
home, it was learned that he is now
busted in working up motor for loco
motives. lie says that electrical loco
motion is much nearer than people gen
orally suppose; and that it will be but a
few years before steam locomotives will
be thing of the past. Thank heavens
if we are soon to be freed from this
Kissing, squealing, Earring iiend.
If you intend to subscribe for any
paper by all means come to the EXPO
sITOR Office first. We can give yOu
club rates and save you money. We
this week announce another addition to
our list. We will give you the Mich
igan Farmer for one year ($l.O0 per
year, and the EXPOSITOE@ 0Oper year,
for only $3.50 in advance, saving you
20 cents per year on the subscription.
Remember also orr offer Of the Detroit
Echo. u. first-claSS eight-page weekly.
with the EXPOSITOR for $50,
Next Monday evening the Rev. Sam.
Belts will lecture in Central Hall ut
the solicitation Of the Band. The adj
mission will be but 10 cents and will 90
towards defraying the expenses which
the Band necessarily incur5. 1t is to be
hoped that a large attendance will be
present, for they will not only be treat
ed to a pleasant address from gentle
man whose ability is heartily recogniz-
ed, but will by their presence aid an or
ganization which is endeavoring to
gain footing in our midst A large
house should be assured. The subject
which has lately been announced will be,
From the Alleghanies to the Rockies.
Monday was high day for the For
esters of this place. The meeting was
throughout success, and reflected
great credit upon the activity Of the
local members. For their special efforts
thanks are due VIM. Cowing and Joe.
Allen. The proceedings in the after
noon were principally conducted secret
ly. A horseback procession was the
preliminary BY the kindness of the
wives and friends Of the members a
delicious supper was spread at six
o'clock which was free to everybody
who paid q quarter of dollar. 1t
should be stated in all justice to the
ladies that no one left the room with
out receiving several times the worth
of their money. Later on the exercises
in Central Hall began Too much praise