Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-01-30
f. ]. Ryland, of Peck, was in the
village Monday on his way to attend
the Masonic grand lodge at Lansing.


Andrew DePeel will build new
dwelling house on his lots north of u.
w. Bells residence. Andrew was In
Saginaw this week buying bill stuff.
NC. Gray, of Speaker, who returned
from visit to Lewis +. Reddicliffe at
st. Ignace last week, informs us that
there is about three feet of snow on the
level up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Bearss visited
in st. Thomas. Ont, the past week.
Mr.. Bearss returned Tuesday evening
but Mrs. Bearss renamed to take care
of her mother who is quite ILL.,
! VIM. Black, of Deanville, father of
the Blacks, looked after the boys in
terest in the store here last week dur
ing their illness. Jud and John are
around again we are pleased to say.
G. II. Niggeman has on hand and for
sale copies of Ira Billman's "Blue Bird
Notes" poems. Read the many compli-
mentary press notices Mr.. Billman has
received in another place in this paper.
About twelve couples passed very
enjoyable time at the home of Ed.
| Hopkins northeast of this village on
Monday evening. Music, dancing and
refreshments were the order of the eve
ming.
Reveries of bachelors used to contain
an alloy of painful anticipation, on ac-
count of sleepless nights with the pros
pective baby, but DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has made all that part joy for
ever.
a donation will be held at VIM. Ed
| gertOn's on Wednesday evening, Feb
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The bill will be SOC. per couple. A good
time is expected and all are invited to
attend.
Parties wishing to invest in village
or farm property will do well to consult
Drake & Menzies' list in this issue. If
you have any real or personal property
to dispose of, call and get our terms for
selling.
George Emery has leased his billiard
parlors to Albert Kussrow for period
of months. The key was handed to
Albert on Monday and the balls have
been rolling ever since.-Croswell
Democrat.
Denton j. Finlayson, of the firm of
Montross & Finlayson, has been confin-
ed to the house for several months past
with rheumatism. He is now able to
get around on crutches.--Pt. Huron
Daily Times.
Wallace's fame for making good har-
ness is widely known. Last week he
received an order for a set of single
harness from Tacoma, Wash. When
jim makes set of harness it can be
depended on to wear.
The first edition of Harvey Tappan's
| E1nnntinnal I
of Michigan is exhausted and he has
received a new edition. The sale of
this work is more than meeting the ex-
pectations of Mr.. Tappan.
Ed. Johnston, of this place, recently
of the customs force. has purchased an
interest in the Electric Sanitarium of
| Detroit. and is travelling for that con-
cern. He was in the village few days
the first of the week in the interests of
the firm.
jim Brown is no longer an attache Of
the EXPosIToR office, having severed
his connection with this establishment
on Saturday, January 18. Jim started
Wednesday morning for Alma and Mt.
Pleasant where he will visit among
relatives and friends.
We read an article a few days ago
advancing the theory that the Gulf
Stream had changed its course and was
nearer our coast. and this warm wealth
er was owing to the change Perhaps
this section of the country may become
a land Of oranges and flowers yet.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages.
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of B. r.
Noble. 24-3m
Sheriff Mann, of Port Huron, was in
the village Wednesday looking for a
man named +. Young who halls from
Richmond and represents himself to be
in the machinery business. Mr.. Mann
found the fellow and arrested him on
a complaint of beating his hotel bill in
Port Huron.
The ball given by the Yale Pleasure
Club in Central Hall last Thursday
evening was attended by about forty
couples. 1t was without doubt the fin
est ball ever held in the village. and
everyone enjoyed themselves immense
ly. The club intend giving another on
the evening of st. Valentines day.
The Boston Globe proclaims that it
is only solemn duty to the public
which compels it to state the unsavory
fact that the man who goes to bed with
his chest covered up with a hot onion
poultice and his stomach full of boiled
onions. will wake up to find la grippe
disgusted and gone. 1t is a heroic
remedy, but brings with it great re-
ward.
The first thing to be done when you
have decided to begin advertising, says
Terrys Art of Advertising, is to find
out how much money you want to
spend. Don't get the idea into your
head that you can make a fortune at
advertising with ten-dollar bill for
capital. Advertising costs money, and
the better the advertising medium is
the more it will cost you.
The wife of Delos Hilliker, clerk in
Martin Bros store in Port Huron, end
ed her life by taking morphine Monday
of last week in their rooms at James
Benefits. 1t is supposed that family
trouble led to the act. Hilliker is a son
of ID. X. Hilliksr, of Thornton, He
mat and married hiq rife at MuaLa0ou