Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-25

perfect parlorS.
Albert Secor was at Saginaw las
Monday where he purchased the bill
stuff for Judson Blacks new house
Albert will build veranda to w. l.
Ellis house soon.
READ THIS.--A 40-acre farm in CascC
township, near Richmond. well located
near church and school. good buildings
orchard, etc, to exchange for property
in Yale. HARVEY TAPPAN, Yale.
+. III. Drake has purchased the fiat
iron piece of property lying opposite
Alex. Lothian's house aud lot Iii the
southern part of the village and will
erect dwelling house on the same.
Street Commissioner Macarthur will
put down Il sidewalk in front of Levi
Morrilfs property on the east side Of
Main street near the station. The old
walk was condemned by the council.
5. l.. Ballentine, the wide-awake
wholesale and retail dry goods mer-
chant Of Port Huron, has new ad. in
this issue. When in Port Huron be
sure and call in at this establishment.
Gospel meetings will be held in the
NJ. p. church at Grant Centre commenc-
ing Wednesday evening. April 30th by
Rev. J. ID. Snyder. Of Waterloo county,
Ind. He is an experienced evangelist.
The township board met last We'd
nesday and appointed DR.. Benz. Clyne
health officer. w. Cowing was author
lied to have the McFadden cemetery
repaired, and S75 was set apart for that
purpose.
Steve Curvin has his house up and
enclosed CLANCY Kelley did the mason
work and John Taggart and Hi Mann
ing are doing the carpenter work. Steve
will have 6ne looking house when
completed.
James III. Moore sold to George W
Reid for the latter's livery this week an
elegant two-seated surrey. George has
purchased fine span of bay horses.
well matched, and now has we'll
equipped livery.
Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, presents a
change of adv. to the readers this week
Mr.. Dewey enjoys large trade and this
is brought about by honest dealing. and
giving customers the worth of their
money every time.
Elder Patton will preach in the brick
chapel next Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock and evening at 1880. Bible sub
| jects of great Importance will be dis
cussed. n cordial invitation to unpre-
JUDGED minds is here given.
NOTICE. will receive sealed ten
ders until Saturday evening. April 26,
1890, for making repairs to McFadden
cemetery. State how, when and your
price for doing same. | reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM CowING.
Book beer signs appear in nearly
every saloon window. An old bar ten
der says that the only difference be-
tween book beer and The ordinary beer
is that it will make man drunk in
half the time and take him five times
as long to sober up.
VIM ii. Palmer was i'm st. Marys, Ont,
this week where he had the pleasure of
inspecting an oat meal mill. He says
that 1t is an assured fact that he will es-
tablish an oat meal mill here. This en-
terprise should receive the encourage
ment of our citizens.
With an overflow OF advertising the
Capac Journal issued a supplement
last week, in which the Junior editor
gives joking account of his initiation
into the order of the Knights of Pyth-
las. All good knights will understand
and appreciate the article.
Geo. B. Malone, of Lansing, gave
able and interesting. Prohibition lecture
at the Brick Chapel Thursday evening,
to an intelligent and appreciative aud
fence. His arguments were strong and
impressive and should have been listen
ed to by a much larger attendance.
A new paper, to be chiefly in the in
terests Of temperance and the Patrons
of Industry, with Geo. b. Dodd as edit
or, will come forth with its initial issue
on the 25th inst. 1t is to be six col
umn quarto, and, we understand, will
be published at Port Sanilac.-Croswell
Democrat.
IF the heart of n man is depressed
with cares the mist is dispelled, when
4 woman appears" The author of these
lines had been suffering for some time
with an attack Of acute rheumatism.
and the woman who entered such
timely appearance, brought bottle of
Salvation Oil.
The conference of county Prohibi-
ton will be held In the brick chapel,
Yale, on Wednesday, April 30. at 10:30
a. m. Albert Dodge, chairman Of the
state committee. is expected to address
the meeting. Subjects and methods
for the promotion of the cause will be
discussed. An interesting time is ex-
pected.
And 10! we have it, A standardized
trotting stallion has been purchased
and brought to this town. He has just
arrived and his owner will have some
thing to say in the future in regard to
him, but suffice to say here that he is
standard and registered (No. 2290), l6t
hands high, weighs 1875 lbs. and can
show a 2.40 gait.
A horrible story comes from Fargo.
this county. a widow with son and
daughter. aged IL and years respect
lively, married man in Kenockee. The
husband would not allow his wife's
children to live in the house and they
were given away, the boy to parties in
Kenockee and the girl to parties in
Fargo. Recently the mother visited
her daughter when horrible state of
affairs was revealed, the little girl tell
ing her mother that she had been re-
peatedly assaulted by the brute with
whom she was living. The girl was
taken away from the place and brought
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