Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-12-26
EXPOSITIONS.

Rumor says that John Middleton
will be home soon.
The very heavy wind last Tuesday
made matters hustle along the streets
Notice the advertisement inserted
this week by X. NJ. Lothian. our busy
grocer.
When Harvey Drake returned home
last Monday evening he found his little
son suffering from Inflammation of the
lungs, The little fellow is progressing
finely now.
We would respectfully call the at
tention of the w. {. L. |, 10 the TACT
that our columns are still open Tor re,
ports OF their meetings. We should
like to hear from them again.
Last Saturday, while out hunting,
Will Palmer had his legs quite tho
roughly peppered with shot from
fellow huntsman's gun. 1t Is thought
his injuries will Aot prove fatal.
The next meeting OF the st. Clair
Northwestern Teachers Association
will be held in this village on February
7th. The teachers of the Association
will be heartily Welcomed to our village
and may feel assured of Il good time.
As Ayers Sarsaparlla out-strips all
other headquarters IN popular favor
so Ayers Almanac is the most univer-
sally familiar publication of the kind
I'm the world It is printed in ten Ian
guages and the annual issue exceeds
fourteen millions of copies. Ask your
druggist for 1t.
While assisting in trimming the VI.
T.. church last Wednesday afternoon
preparatory to the Christmas entertain
ment Miss Ada Palmer fell from step
ladder ard injured her arm quite Sc
riously. The wicked strain has caused
a great deal Of pain; but at present
Miss Palmer is progressing iney.
A. Council. of Port Huron, was en-
gagged in w. II. Palmers mill during
last week cleaning out a cylinder. Two
new boiling reels. for buckwheat and
corn meal. were also put in on Monday:
and now the roller Touring process is
IN thorough going order. Mr.. Dutton,
the obliging miller, is giving universal
satisfaction,
Mrs. Samuel WindOver. of West
Branch. who has been residing recently
with her parents i'll Fremont returned
home last Friday. She had for some
Time been under the treatment of DR..
Pollock of Fargo. Thanks to the SIKH
of her physician, she again feels per-
fectly well. She has the good wishes
of her many friends at her home.
Brown City seems bound to have a
fax-mil. a meeting has been an
nounced for Tuesday afternoon Dec. 30,
i'm Fireman's Hall OF that place, at
which time Peter Pollock VIII speak
upon the subject Mr.. Pollock is an
I'D N A
will doubtless give some valuable adj
vice. All this looks well for the en-
terprlse Of the village.
In the adjourned case of the People
VS.. John Sexton for selling liquor with
out proper license, held before Justice
Merrill last Saturday, the prisoner was
committed to the Circuit Court for
trial The complaint was made by
Marshal Clyne, and redowns to his in
difatigable diligence. Attorney Gowan
conducted the prosecution and Attor-
news Drake & Gillett the defense.
There is rumor a6oat that before
another winter several additional
ick-blocks will line our main tho
rouchfare. Glory. we sing. Let them
come. We can not mention any names
but we say GLORY" all the same. Moth
ing could be more advantageous to the
welfare of our village, save perhaps the
knocking out of Il few Old frame struct
urrs which cucumber the ground. But
give us some bricks and they will knock
ont these all right enough and In goOC
time.
1t is good plan for people living il
thp country TO be on the Sharpest look
ont against fakirs. 1t is always easy
for lazy man with certain amount
of shrewdness to earn living by prey
ing upon the cupidity of the unsuspect
inc. To this end they generally turf
towards the farmers because theil
situation az distance from regularity
established trade centres, makes then
more susceptible to what they call eX
cpllput offers. These should always bt
avoided Buy only Of your regnla
merchant. You viii receive the great
est satisfaction.
Henry REYNOLDS. Of Brown City. ba
every reason TO be happy man al
though he is the loser 10y a demolisheC
wagon. Last Friday morning he trieC
TO drive across the track in front o
the east-bound train when about /
miles this side of Brown City. Tn
engine just caught the hind-wheels o.
his wagon. They were ripped OIL, bu
further. no damage was done. MI
Reynolds daughter was i'm the Wagon
with him. but they were only tippe'
back easily. The scare will probabl
prove very salutary in the futur
against being in hurry to get over
track.