Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-12-19

his farm recently, has moved into the
village again.
The Indian remedies, warranted the
same as sold by themselves, for sale by
| Grant Holden and Bro.
One of the finest things we ha We ever
tasted is that Peach Paste of Phil Nc
Dougal's. It's smooth.
AS the seasons change so does the de-
mand for vehicles. Look at j. Ii.
MOOre's new advertisement.
Samuel Levagood and family have
returned from Ionia, and have located
on their farm in Greenwood.
j. III. King, of Melvin, has just is
sued invitations for grand dance and
supper on Christmas eve in Melvin.
Edwin Huntley was taken to the
asylum at Pontiac from this place last
Monday under the charge of Thomas
Grimes
w. II. Palmer, our Wide-awake mer-
chant, is up with the times. This
week he announces in his new adv.
some more grand offers.
ID. Mills leads Uncle Sam hot chase.
! and you notice he always keeps along
with him. lie offers some remarkable
bargains. Notice his new adv.
\ pleasant and thoroughly success
full teachers meeting was held at Capac
| last Saturday. f. Il. Law of Yale and
L. w. butcher of Brockway attended.
A faded and discolored beard is I'M
tidy and a misfortune. 1t may be pre-
vented by using Buckingham's Dye for
the Whiskers, a never failing remedy.
G. f.. Michaels, with his accustomed
energy, has just built large addition
to his barn. He thinks that now he
will be able to accommodate fully
seventy horses.
A good number of the teachers of the
county will attend the State Teachers
Association at Grand Rapids next
week. Sect'y +. +. Law is among the
speakers booked.
The two little children of II. Gilbert,
who were buried in the BrOckway Gem
etery three and four years ago. were
dislnterred last Monday and sent to
Detroit, the present home of the parents.
In behalf of the Board of School Ex-
amiuers, Secretary Law has issued a
preliminary circular to the teachers
of the county, having special reference
to the general examinations which take
place III March.
G.. L. Michaels wishes it announced
that he is making active prearations
for grand time at his ball and oyster
supper to be held on Dec. 25th. Perk
ms orchestra will furnish the music
with bis usual success.
Contrary to the report circulated in
Port Huron, and which we quoted in
our last issue. we have it on good au-
thnrifU |
tie in Yale and embark as u lawyer.
The time set is not much later than
Jan. LIST.
Nearly all colds are slight, at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the
system that the sufferer becomes a
ready victim to prevalent disease. The
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, in the
beginning of a cold, would guard
against this danger.
They sat under the moonlight. with
elasped hands trying TO guess what star
would be their home when love became
immortal" but soon, alas how soon she
caught cold and they had temporarily
however, with one bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The editor of the Mt. Clemens Press
was so shocked at the turn politics
took last November that he has not
got over the nervous shock yet; 1t
would be more fitting now to hear
do now than to clatter so much about
"Nov. a." "Red-Letter Day" etc.
Jas. Cooper announces new scheme
this week. He has 1000 cigars to sell
between now and Christmas. With
L. xrtxr fiAlr nfg
three elegant prizes. 1St. handsome |
in plush cover; 3D.. u merOcham pipe. |
A ticket given with ever cigar whether
) cent or 10 cent.
Last Monday complaint was made |
by Marshal Clyne before Justice Mer-
ril against John Sexton for selling |
whiskey without q whiskey-selling Ii |
Mrs. Jordan. The defendant pied |
guilty, but the plea was not considered |
sufficient by the Justice and the exam
ination was set for another day.
The Nj. E. church people will have an
oyster supper at Roseburg on New |
Years evening Jan. /, 1891. Speaking. |
are being prepared; and good time is |
to come and enjoy themselves. Make |
a good beginning III '91 by helping a
good cause. Admission 80 cents each:
half-price.
There is no doubt that the land i'm |
this section of the state is among the |
richest in the country. And what is
more any man who attends to his bust
ness, is sure to make material progress |
a man who always has some improve
ment to report is Thos. Carless. Mr..
Carless has just built large brick hen
house and a sheep barn. He is now
preparations to put stone
foundation under his barn and raise it |
so as to be able to utilize the room I'M
derneath as a stable; also intends
an entirely new barn of about
26 40 feet dimensions. His repaired |
fences and general thriftiness about his
farm show that he is not among the
crowd who complain of
hard times, but do nothing to better
them.
Despite the intensely cold weather
which prevailed last Friday. the funer-
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