Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-13

Band, of Brown City, next Wednesday
evening is well worth the price asked
for admission.
III. +. Beard has sold the house and
lot he lately purchased of f. f. Bowman
in the south eastern part OF the village
to Geo. Weston.
Our patrons will please remember
that we are still doing business upstairs
in the Rapley block, where we will be
pleased to see you at any time.
Prof. j. G. Chambers Medicated Elec-
trio Belts and Appliances, Batteries,
Trusses. etc, for sale by jeremiah john
son. Residence, 2 miles west and l
mile south of Yale. Mich. 3Sm2
The annual meeting of the Laurel
Bank cheese factory will be held at the
factory OH Thursday, Feb. 90, at one
o'clock p. m. VIM. Symlngton, of Cam
lachie Ont, Will address the meeting
We heard man asking on Tuesday
for Yale. Some one told him that it
was called Brockway Centre. lie had
never heard of the change-had never
read paper perhaps. s.-Capac Journal.
James Finnigan. not contented at
being idle after having sold his interest
the Palace Eating House of Peter +.
Hickey. and now has possession of the
same, where he will be pleased to meet
all his friends.
Referring to Z. i. Laws plan of pub
lie school examinations, the Michigan
School Moderator says: secretary +. f.
Law, of st. Clair county. has, we believe,
taken step, that if followed systemati-
cally, must result in very great adyant-
age to the schools of his county"
1t pays to advertise. Last week Chas
4. Emery inserted q small advertise
ment in the EXPosIToR Offering a re-
ward for the return of his Newfound-
land puppy. a farmer living in Green
wood read the item in the EXPosIToR
and on Monday returned the dog to its
proper owner.
Pneumonia can be cured if the person
will apply promptly over the lungs a
poultice or draft made of mustard and
iaxseed meal, keeping quiet and warm
In bed. Prompt action is of vital inn
portance. Mustard is an Old-fashioned
cure, and its healing virtues can hardly
be over-estimated.
The Young Ladies Cornet Band, of
DlONn SlI1g VIII klNC ~ COuCCIJ at NCll-
tral Hall in this place next Wednesday
evening, Feb. 10. The program promis-
es to be very interesting and will un-
doubtedly attract large attendance.
Let us give this product of one Of our
sister villages good turn out.
AUCTION SALE-W.W Lord auction
eer, will sell for the undersigned, who is
going to Washington, at his residence
three miles west of Yale and one mile
south of the Bidleman school house, on
Monday, Feb IL, 1890, commencing at
one o'clock pm. lot of stock, farming
implements, etc. CnAs. Lowry.
To see the wind. take large hand
saw, place it at right angles to the direc-
ton of the wind, do not hold it fiat or
vertical but inclined 42e to the horizon,
so that the wilma will How over the ele-
waited edge like water over a dam; now
sight at some distant object and you
will see the wind flowing over the edge
of the saw in graceful curves.
The winter is now pretty well advanc-
ed, and as yet no ice has been saved.
There is an old saying, when the days
begin TO lengthen, the cold begins to
strengthen" which encourages the ice
men little. These men also find en-
couragement in the recollection that
never winter has yet passed In which
they failed of crop, and so they confid-
emily look for harvest in 1890
If it is not already plain enough that
this is one of the soft winters, tell us
how you class it after reading the fol-
lowing: j. Stuart has hen that could
see nothing wrong with the weather,
She hid her nest in wood pile near the
mill and after laying ten eggs began to
set just IN time to hatch brood on Feb
ruary lst. The chicks are as nimble as
crickets and seem to flourish amazingly.
-Croswell Democrat.
Drake & Menzies' list this week con
tains only 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.
The Sand Beach Times says that the
Saginaw, ruscola and Huron railway,
from Saginaw to Bad Axe, will pass
into the control of the +. IL II. NJ, and
will be operated in connection with that
read. The road from Port Austin to
the grinstone quarries will be extended
to Grindstope City and should this be
brought about, trains will probably be
run from Saginaw to Port Austin, pos
sibly to Grindstone City. via Bad Axe,
and plug train put on between the
last mentioned place and Palms.
We shall be glad to receive short,
pointed items of news from all the ad-
jacent towns. We want to secure relia-
BILE information concerning everything
Of real interest in your neighborhood,
but we do not care for a communication
which has not in it some fact or Incl
dent which will be of interest to the
majority of our readers. A wedding, a
birth, n funeral, crime, an arrest. a
newpublic building, an interesting gath
ering of any sort. remarkable growth.
animal or vegetable, new discovery
and matters of this sort. are what we
want, and in as few words as possible.
Do not be annoyed il we use the editors
Driyilepe of leaving ont what we don't