Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14

ed sufficiently to receive brilliant coat
of paint.
Lewis Bow has a full laundry outfit
which he will sell cheap. He wishes
any who would purchase to call first
and see him. 18w4
No greater triumph in medicine OF
chemistry has been recorded than Halls
Hair Remover to revivity and restore
gray hair to the color of youth.
John ID. Jones has given up the idea
of building new block for the Post
Office; and is now having the store in
the Lutz block on North street fitted
up to receive 1t.
Both air and water abound in mi
crobes, or germs of disease, ready to
infect the debilitated system, To i'm
part that strength and yigOr necessary
to resist the effect of these perniciOus
atoms, no tonic blood-purifer equals
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
DOn't!-If a dealer offers you bot
tie Of Salvation Oil without wrapper
or labels. or in mutilated condition,
don't touch it-don't buy it at any
may be dangerous or worthless cOun-
tCiiClt. lioloU aPOh SCOVluS a pClICCp,
unbroken, genuine package.
On last Saturday morning while VIM.
Johnson and his wife were both in town,
their house, situated about two miles
west of the village took fire and burnt
to the ground. Mrs. johnson returned
home just in time to see the cOntlagra-
ton at its highest. Nothing was saved
however. The furniture and building,
valued at about $1,000 was totally des-
trOyed. The building and contents
were insured for 5000.
Notwithstanding such great havoc is
soon to be made in one end of the pOul-
try yard, the turkey corner, still the
chicken end IS not to be spared. To-
night friday there is to be chicken
pie social at Jas. Hisey's house, under
the auspices of the NJ. +. church. But
in addition to chicken pie there will be
served also good course of tableaux,
games. etc. For all of this fun it will
only cost you a % cent piece. All are
R0dger Welch returned home We'd
neSday evening after hunt of q week
in company with the first hunting party
tiidb lClU Wills pltbCC. llC DlOuxuU uttCh
with him two deer, which composed his
liberal share of the game. Two other
deer were also shot by different ones of
the party. The rest will remain until
the end of the month. He reports plen-
ty of deer, but an Over-abundance of
hunters.
The f. & T.. NJ. wants to abandon it's
branch from Yale to Saginaw, and was
about to begin upon the work when
several of the towns secured injunc-
tons, claiming a lien upon the property
by reason of bOnuses.-Detroit Evening
News. There is surely chance for
little sound information in the News
office. Probably there are few roads
less likely to be taken up than this one
or that do more business. 1t is need
less to say that the road meant is the
Fargo branch.
If you intend to subscribe for any
paper by all means come to the EXPO
SITOR Office first. We can give you
club rates and save you money. We
this week announce another addition to
our list. We will give you the Mich
gan Farmer for one year ($l.OO per
year, and the EXPOSITOR( $l.O0per year,
for only $3.50 in advance, saving you
20 cents per year on the subscription.
Remember also our offer of the Detroit
Echo. a frst-class eight-page weekly,
With the EXPOSITION for = 80.
The patriotism of the Democrats in
our town has been a matter Of comment
by outside papers. They raised the
stars and stripes in celebration of their
victory but it was not a flag of their
haInnnaI n thn Cnhnnl
'en, and should fly from their pole alone.
# our Democratic friends can not af-
ord flag of their own they should not
weary us more with their talk about
patriotism. This Canadian patriot
SIN" is a cheap article. America" is
,ur motto, First, last and forever.
A considerable excitement has been
aroused among the travelling statesmen
through the country, by the report of
highway robbery as near us as Speaker,
II Moore's Corners. On Tuesday while
J. II. LAWN travelling salesman was
irving from Speaker, after having
made some large collections III that To-
,ality, he was stopped and asked for
'ide by a dubious looking man. Mr..
LAWN says that he had about $500 on
MS person, and that he objected because
ne was too heavily loaded with baggage. |
rhe stranger demured, saying that he
thought he might help him a little ways.
lie then consented, and had not gone
very far before the stranger called out
whoa. When Mr.. LAWN asked what he
wanted he said he wanted his money
and quick too. LAWN denied he had
any, But it is evident the man had fol-
owed him from the last place where he
mad made collections. However as the
most of his money was concealed he
gave him between 1913 and Sl5 and was
et go. The next man that was attack
ed was farmer named JAS. Monahan.
1t was on the very next evening. Out
Of Monahan he secured 1872. TO say
the least this is happening a little too
near us to be pleasing occurrence.
We have just received official notice
that the st. Clair County Sabbath
school Association will hold its next
semiannual meeting in our town. The
date fixed is November goth. The ex-
ercises will begin at 1920 A. M. A
most interesting programme has been