Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-25
Mrs. p. Drummond is attending the
teachers institute at Fort GratiOt.


agent for the National Loan and In
vestment Co.. was in the village this
week and succeeded i'll adding as shares.
He took the evening train Wednesday
for Marlette.
While driving cow out of his yard
| Wednesday morning Thomas Rapley
stepped into hole in the ground and
fell on his right arm and severely
sprained it at the elbow. 1t was very
painful for time.
Rev. w. +. Perkins, of North Branch,
has been secured to take charge of the
NJ. Il. circuit here for the balance Of the
year He will preach at Lynn next
Sunday morning at 10:30; Coles, 2:30 p
m. and Yale at 1880.
Aggie Menerey closed very success
full term of school in the Oatman dis
trict, Greenwood, Friday last. In the
afternoon pleasant picnic was indulg-
ed in by teacher and pupils in George
Oatman's woods near by the school
| house.
Don't be discouraged about that
eczema till you have given Ayers
Sarsaparilla persistent trial. Six bot
ties of this medicine cured the COM
plant for Geo. ;. Thomas, Of Ada, Ohio,
when all other remedies failed to afford
any relief.
The evils resulting from habltnal
coStivenesS are many and serious; but
the use of harsh, drastic pugatives is
quite as dangerous. In Ayers Pills,
however, the patient has mild but
effective aperient, superior to all others.
especially for family use.
LosT.-On Tuesday. July 18th, 1890,
between the village of Yale and Lemuel
Lincoln's place in Speaker, fifty
pounds of pure MANILA binder twine.
marked Deering. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving same at j Ohm BaX
ter's wagon shop in Yale. l0-4
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Seward L. Merriam has announced
through the Port Huron Sunday Herald
that he will not be candidate for the
nomination Of prosecuting attorney in
the Democratic convention which will
be held soon. Chas. >. Northrup and
Cyrus y. HOvey, two of Port Huron's
rising young lawyers, will both make
big effort to get the nomination.
W. V. Andreae was at Brown City
Saturday last and represented G.
Andreae ~ Sons as plaintiffs at the
examination of Thos. 5. Emery for
embeZZling money collected for this
firm some time ago. Emery was bound
over TO appear at the September term
of circuit court for Sanilac county and
not being able to get bail was returned
to the county bastile-
We are informedthat a certain young
man living in the village, makes a
practice of going to the Mennonite
tabernacle in the evening when the
people are coming away and tries to in
duce young girls TO allow him to see
them home. lie has not succeeded in
his cndeavors, as yet, therefore we
trust this will be a timely warning for
him TO come to halt.
The most aDsent-minded man was
not the man who hunted for his pipe
when it was between his teeth, nor the
man who threw his hGst out the window
and tried to hang his cigar OH peg,
nor the man who read the notice en- his
Office door Back by half-past two"
and sat down to wait FOR himself; no!
but the man who put 9ns umbrella to |
bed and went and stood behind the |
door
Mrs. j.. J. Barrett and sister desige to
express their heartfelt thanks 10 all
those who so kindly assisted during
their recent bereavement. especially to |
Geo. Eoungs who was with their broth |
er, Mont Flandreau, at the time he was
killed and who brought the body home |
and did all in his power to aid the fe-
latives; also TO the Joung ladies who |
formed The pillow of Howers. Tte |
kindness of friends in an hour like THIS !
is never forgotten.
Mrs. L j. BARRETT.
GERTIE FLANDREAU.
Joseph Wilt. one Of Gseenwood'e |
pioneers, who died at his heme Tues
day last was born in France in 1901
Il olbl -IillCc years dBO bt Chine lIOul /
the old country with his wife and seven3
children and settled at Brantferd, Ont,
where they lost one son by death. He |
located in Greenwood six years after
on the faam where he died. Mrs. McIn-
tosh. Mrs. A. w. Cameron. Rosa and |
Lena Wilt daughters of the deceased |
are still living. His sons are Augustus
and Joseph. The services were held at
the Kenockee church and his remains
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
Rev. Father Lynch officiating. A
large concourse of friends and relatives
attended.
We are inreceipt of copy of the 1890
premium list of the Port Huron Fair
Exposition and Races. The Port Huron
Exhibition last fall was certainly q most
successful event in every sense of the
word. Every premium was paid by
check within week of the close of the
exhibition, while the general manage
ment was remarkably satisfactory to ex-
hibitors and patrons. This year the
premium list is enlarged and in several
departments is increased. A copy of the