Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-03
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piece of work, and reflect great credit
ON the little lady who made them.
j. o. Grinnell has been experiencing
great deal of trouble from an abscoss
on his face. lie has had it lanced
repeatedly but to no avail. 1t now has
become 80 threatening that he has
gone to Detroit for medical advice.
An operation is thought to be necessary.
The Yale Democrat again changed
hands last week, Geo. ". Allen and
Jas. T.. Brown becoming proprieters.
Both these young men learned the
cart preventative i'll the EXPosITOR Of
flee, and are good printers and hustlers
from "way back" They have the best
wishes of the ExPosIToR for their sue
cess i'll their venture.
David Brown sold his residence last
week to Barney Mack of Canada, who
will soon occupy it. Mr. Brown has
already begun new house on Orchard
Hill, on II lot he has just purchased of
DR.. Ney. The contract has been given
to Andrew DePeel For the present
Mr.. Brown will live in the house lately
occupied by John Secor.
On his return Will Bettes brought
with him most beautiful chair as n
present to Mrs. Bettes. The frame
work of the chair is made of highly
| polished horns. 1t Is upholstered
with elegant red plush and is alto
gether one of the most elegant pieces
of furniture to be seen. 1t is to be
seen in Goheen & Young's window.
Jerry b. Paisley was very badly bit
| ten on the left leg last Tuesday even
ing by large dog belonging to Peter
| Pyne. This same canine sampled
| julie Hennessy's anatomy one day
last week. Mr.. Paisley has since been
confined to his room from the effects
of the wound. Why vicious brute of
this kind is allowed to run at large is
something we cannot explain, and
| the sooner he is laid away the better it
will be for the community.
Harry Holden, of North Branch, was
in the village last Friday preparing
plans for the interior furnishings of
the store in the Rollins block soon to
be occupied by Grant Holden &
Bro. drug store. Goheen and Young
have contracted for the work, and it is
to be finished within twenty days. IL
will surely be II fine piece of workman
ship, according to the plans we have
ing young firm which has undertaken
to do it.
Great shades Of the departed Pharaos!
But Egyptian blackness is nothing in
comparison with the luxurant ebony
tinge which shaded BOney's left orb
! Immediately after he came into con-
tact with Jake Holmes delicate little
teete-weete fist. 1t was at the dance
in Michaels' hall last Monday evening";
and being so near to Easter Mr.. Boney
| had imbibed too much egg-nOg. Mr..
Holmes also had partaken quite freely
of the "life-giving" fluid; and as might
| be supposed neither of the gentlemen
| in question were III a condition to waste
time in talking. As itturned out Boney
walked straight into Holmes fist, and
now says he wants to catch him alone.
Rev. George Davis and family, for
merly of Nebraska, have been here
the past week visiting their mother
| Mrs. Sarah Bettes and also j. A. Nor
rill, previous to their departure for
Bulgaria, where Mr.. Davis has been
sent presidentof a Methodist mission.
| They met brother Sam Bettes in Butfa-
! 10. He had Il banquet in readiness for
them. The mission society then pre-
scented Mr.. Davis with sixteen dollars
and gold-headed cane. They expect
to reach Butschuk, Bulgaria, their
destination, about April -. There Mr..
and Mrs Davis will probably remain
for ten years. Both are Jealous workers
and their long journey will be watched
with interest.
There is a certain kind of dishonesty
which cannot be censurcd too greatly.
! Numerous cases of it were seen this
last week. 1t has come to our knowl-
edge of one very startling instance.
4 man, a PrOhibtiOnist by profession
attended not only his own party
caucus but Also two others the Union
and Peoples, and voted every time.
This man should know that for him to
help nominate man whom he will
not vote for is disgrace TO himself
II Is simply setting up man TO knock
him down. The practice makes room
for the rankest kind of dirty work. a
man who attends and votes at one eau.
Gus has no right whatever to attend
another. 1t is to be hoped that this
Will end this practice.
public dance in Yale seems to be
the signal for all the toughs in thi.
neighborhood to congregate and en-.
deavor to terrorize our otherwise quiet
village. Last Monday night the usual
quota of the rowdy eloquent was on
hand, and after printing themselve.
with bad whiskey proceeded to make
the night hideous with bowls and
blasphemy that made the air blue. If
the present force of officers in the vii.
lage is not sufficient to keep these
drunken loafers within the bounds OF
law and order, then we would suggest
that a number of special constables be
appointed on the occasion of the next
dance and make them "toe the mark
or give them an opportunity of helping
to replenish the town exchequer.
The Remington School Dist. No. g.
closed last Friday. large number of
the parents and other friends were
agreeably entertained for few hours,
listening to Rotations, readings and
singing by the pupils. The program
adopted was successfully carried out.
"Hank Stoner and Susy Tansy" was
exceptionally well spoken by Senath
Merritt and Frank Silverthorn. After
the Rotations, Mrs. Drummond con-
sidering her work done for the term,
asked Mr.. Salter to take charge and