Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02


dandruff, Halls Hair Remover is the
best and safest preparation to accom-
plish it.
Still Ahead.-Mrs. Belle Cole. the
singer. has made favorable impress
ion as concert singer in London.
The celebrated DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
made a favorable impression in Lon
don several years ago.
The originals of the certificates of
cures effected by the use of Ayers
SarsaparilIa are kept on file at the of
flee of the j. G. Aver Company. Lowell
Mass. Probably no similar establish
ment in the world can exhibit such a
mass of valuable and convincing testi-
mOny.
| The Pamphlet, which Secretary Law
has been engaged upon for several
weeks, is now out. 1t is a neatly
printed handbook, and will be of great
worth to the teachers of the county in
carrying out the reforms, in which
they are all to so great an extent in
| tereSted.
All consumers of ice have been busy
! this week filling their houses with the
blocks of crystal The ice is compare
lively good and measures about 10
inches in thickness. To take advan-
tage of this opportunity as soon as it
presents itself seems to be proven the
wisest plan.
Brockway Lodge, no. 316, f. 81 A. NJ,
at the general election held on Dec. %,
elected the following officers: John
Wark, w. NJ; Robt. Menerey, s. W.;
J. b. Paisley. j. W.; G. r. Holden,
Treas; Jos. Etfrick, Sec: w. r. Scott,
Tyler; Henry Pearce, 5. d.; g. II. Nc
KinnOn, j. ID.
Orlo Rollins recently commenced
proceedings, to foreclOse mortgage
on farm in Lynn, and claims that
mary citizens of that town are stripping
it of timber. Now his Attorney, Tap
pan. has filed q bill in the Circuit Court
| in Chancery and has secured an in
junction to prevent such waste.
The dance this (Friday) evening
promises to be most enjoyable Occa-
sion. Every thing has been done to
insure Its success and those who go
are sure to have good time. Lawren-
ce's orchestra of Port Huron has been
engaged and with such good mu sic
assured, a tine time can not fail.
Dealers whose stocks of manufacture
GU lODdCCO anu olllll III uiIOlOhOh potCh-
ages amounting to $50 lbs. or more, are
entitled TO n rebate of cts. per ID.
The necessary blank forms for applica-
ton and full instructions can be had
by addressing the deputy collector of
internal revenue of the division in
which the business is carried on.
Yale Tent, no. SO, X. o. T. NJ. chose
the following officers at the election
held on Tuesday evening Dec. 10, 1890:
Com. Jas. Cooper; 1t. Com, r.. And
reae; r. X. j. Il. LutZ; i. X. John
Baxter; Sergeant. c. ). Gilbert; NJ. at
A.. Ed Menerey; NJ. of the g.. w. o.
BiGleman;2 NJ. of the g., Lew ROBIN
son; Picket, Geo. Menerey; Ply, e.. ).
Ney.
While Sherman Ilebner was spending
Christmas Eve. in Peck, he was called
out of doors by a clique of toughs.
brothers named Gaffney. and most
foully assaulted. lie defended himself
as well as he could; but the odds were
against him and he received some pain
full bruises These fellows. whoever
they are, should be brought to justice,
The common earth is too good for them.
A most enjoyable time in a social way
was had last Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Fer
guson. 1t redowned most favOrably to
the generous hospitality of the host and
hostess. Pedro was the order of the
evening a most bountiful supper was
served later. And when all had seen
the year 1891 in, they departed with
many mutual good wishes for a happy
year to come.
Business has cooled down consider
able since Christmas, but is not even
now dull. Though the Christmas trade
was not feyerishly great, still it was a
good healthy trade and proved satisfac-
tory to all our merchants. Some of the
stores looked for few days somewhat
empty But now the vacancies have
been filled and trade in Yale is pacing
on at its usual steady rate. Although
grain seems to be nearly all in, hay and
pork still are lively and are finding a
good market here.
Everything is being done by Mr..
Menzies that the Brown City Bee may
be started on its busy way within a
week or two. 1t was necessary to get
a large quantity of new type and other
printing material for the new office so
that it has caused little delay. The
new job Office may be expected to be
established in day OF two. Brown
City people will thus be able to get
their work done at home. A compe-
tent man will be placed in the Office,
and every thing will be run In a first
class style.
Under the Act of Congress of Octo-
Der lst, 1890, (Which act prior to its
passage was the more or less celebrated
Mckinley bilD, provision is made for
the payment of a bounty on sugar to
persons manufacturing 500 lbs or over.
Maple sugar is included in the schedule,
and manufacturers residing in the six
counties of Huron, Sanilac, Tuscoa,
Lapeer. st. Clair and Macomb, who will
be in this class. should apply at once to
the deputy collector of internal revenue
at Sand Beach, for necessary informa-
ton relative to licences, etc.
Thos. Hickey has been preparing his
grain house so that he can handle po-
tatoes to better advantage during the
cold weather. He has had a vault
built with cement bottom, and arrang-
ed so that heat from n coal stove will
pass around the bins in air tight COM
partments. This will surely protect