Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28
YALE, st. Clair County. Mich, FRIDAY,
Tom Howay is visiting friends in
Port Huron thie uaak

| w. IL. Sears, chief engineer OF the
Flint a. Pere Marquette, has gone
south for rest. He will have vaca-
tion of two months.
The pinless clothes line, which Frank
Griffin is agent for. fills long-felt want.
1t is taking well wherever introduced
and Frank is unable to fill orders.
The social entertainment given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
at Old Brockway last evening was very
well attended considering the state of
the roads.
Our good natured friend Conductor
Beals laid off the fore part of this week
on account of the death of his mother
Conductor Mclnnis of the Almont di-
vision filled his place during his absence.
Wallace Menerey has returned to
Northfarmington where he will work
for the next nine months. Wal request
ed us to send the EXPosIToR to him as
do those who desire to get all the news.
1t is expected that an oat meal mill
will be started by some of our enter
| priZing citizens in the near future.
/ May success attend this enterpriZing
and hustling firm is the EXPosIToR's
worst wish.
BY request "The Rich Man and Laza-
! rus" will be the subject of Elder Patons
discourse Sunday evening at 1880 in the
Brick Chapel. He will also preach in
the afternoon at o'clock, on subject
of interest to all.
! a. Il. Jackson was very unfortunate
last Saturday night by falling on the
floor and breaking the large bone be
tween the knee and ankle of his right
! leg. The fracture was set by DR.. Il.
Clyne and the patient is now doing
nicely.
/ Dear reader. if newspaper is sent to
/ you by publisher without your con-
sent, that is. ii you have never subscrib-
ed for same, you are not obliged to pay
one cent. The "rellable" is doing this
kind of business and should be sat down
upon, by a respectable and honest peo-
! pie
DON'T If a dealer offers you a bottle
of Salvation Oil without wrapper or
! labels. or i'm a mutilated condition. don't
touch it--dOn't buy it at any price, there
| is something wrong-it may be dan
gerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist
upon getting perfect, unbroken, gen.
uine package.
We are sending out large number
of extra copies of the EXPOsITOR free
as samples and will continue to do SO
for one month. Those who receive them
will please look them over carefully and
/ compare each issue with other papers
you are taking and we believe you will
become a subscriber at the expiration
of that time. We would not be guilty
of forcing paper onto You.
The monkey" has promised that its
chatterings will not be heard again
! What a relief this announcement must
be to the few prosecuted people who
are subscribers TO its sheet. No person
ever said it was graduate" of any
| printing office. and we must conclude
that this little animal escaped from
| its cage at Wonderland and made its
way up to our village. 1t says it won't
chatter any more, but if its keeper pulls
the string the monk" will have to
dance.
All who attended services at the NJ.
Il. Church last Sabbath evening had the
pleasure of listening to an excellent dis
course delivered by the Rev. w. X. Gil
lett. The Subject, "Why we should be-
lieve." was handled in an interesting
and instructive manner which was thor
oughly appreciated by house crowded
to its utmost capacity. This rev. gen.
tleman, although having been with MS
only short time, has made for himself
many warm friends In this place, no
less by his able, scholarly sermons, than
by his pleasing social qualities.
Drake Il Menzies' list this week con
tains only a portion of the property and
lands they have for sale. Parties wish
ing to buy or trade should call and look
over their list at once. Also, those who
have property to sell or exchange should
place the same with them Immediately
as they are about issuing pamphlet
containing what they have for sale and
general particulars regarding locality,
&c, WEIGH will be circulated in the
eastern states and Canada. Remember
it will cost you nothing If they are un-
able to sell anything for you.
We have just seen the exact thing.
Elegant binding, that would not be out
of place in the handsomest drawing
room, fine paper, plenty of room for en-
tries every day In the year, special col
ums for the weather and thermometer.
full astronomical information. scores of
jokes with the genuine old time ring
about them, pictures by Palmer Cox,
and lots of other useful and entertain
ing matter too numerous to mention.
The best book going. Such is the Au-
gust Flower and German Syrup Alman-
nc for 1890 And distributed free too,
by every Druggist and Dealer in Medi-
cine, or mailed free to anyone OH appli-
cation. Ask for one at the store. or
drop postal to G.. G.. Green. Woodbury.
n. j., L. ~. and be sure and mention
this paper.
Jason Clark and bride. whose marri-
age was published in the ExPosIToR
last week were made the recipients of
number of useful and valuable pre-
sents. The following is a pal tial list
of them:- Fifty dollars and chamber
set, from Mr.. and Mrs. Leaman; hang
ing lamp. 10y John Black; a silver castor,
by Mrs. Eva Jones; a music holder, by
Carrie and Allie Clark; prir of large
vases. by the ladies of the Church; a set
of silver tea spoons. by Mrs. Clark;
sugar shell, by frankie Jones; set of
napkins, by Mrs. Frank Trumble; bed !
spread. by Mrs. Brady; a water set, by
Mr.. and Miss Brown; lace tidy, by
Mamie Phillips; pair of vase mats. by
Ada Robbins; box of useful articles
by DIR. Langan. Samuel Brown, of