Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-17
Fred Palmer In. been suffering With

. severe sore throat the past few days
Some of the great moguls of the f. &
=. NJ. passed through here in special
car Wednesday.
Miss Grinnell was called TO Eaton
Rapids by the illness of her mother
1t is learned that Mrs. Grinnell has
since died.
Stories are often heard Of the "mean-
est man." but last week we learned of
the one who takes the cake. He was
over year in arrears for the Expos
IToR and sent his paper back marked
"refused". Any person who is mean
enough for that is entitled to the belt.
Rev. o. A. Mcintosh is conducting
revival services in the NJ. f. church
and will continue to do 40 all next
week. He holds meetings every even
ing and bible readings every afternoon.
A business sermon" will be delivered
by him next Sunday afternoon for
men only. He ia $ forcible speaker
and draws large audiences.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer, will sell ut
the premises OF the undersigned miles
south and miles east of Fargo, on
Thursday, Apr. %, lot OF farm stock 4,
| implements, etc. Sale to commence
at o'clock sharp. Terms, all sums of
50 or under, cash; over that amount
10 months credit on furnishing good
endorsed notes bearing interest at per
cent. JAMES ToDD, proprietor.
Every grocerymsn can appreciate
the following from an exchange: Gus
tom now demands 8 delivery wagon
system 20 every grocery, and while it
il convenient 10 the customer il is a
great expense TO the grocers. Often
the system il abused. A lady came
| leisurely into = store with bottle, say
ing: "TIave you any real fresh yeast?
Mamma wants penny's worth. Will
| you please put a new cork in the bot
tie and deliver it right away-and
please charge it,"
The old fashioned sweeping broom
il almost a thing of the past, and spring
is reminder that the old carpet sweep
er must he replaced by one of the Gel
ebrated BisselPs Gold Medal carpet
sweepers, an indispensable adjunct to
| every well kept house, and the house
keepers friend. Sweeping with this
machine is a pleasure, and as much in
advance of the old fashioned sweeping
broom as locomotive is in advance of
an OK cart. Controlled exclusively by
j. A. Davidson d Co., 905 and 907 Mil
itary street, Port Huron.
The Democrat understands that DR..
Gowan, who has moved his law Office
into the EXPosITOR building, will steer
the editorial page of Mr.. Menzies' pa
per-" We wish To inform our readers
that the above is news to us, and we
can only account for it rs the working
of n disordered brain. The DR.. enjoys
n large law practice, and, having all
he can attend to, we will endeavor to
'steer" our own paper and give our
readers the news in reliable form each
week. In short we will attend to our
own affairs and would advise others to
do likewise.
Hereafter the EXPosIToR will devote
more of its space To the local news of
the village and vicinity. We will get
up paper free from all personal in
situations, and political abuse of any
description. We will also endeavOr
to make the EXPOsIToR family paper
i'll every sense, giving each week the
news of the village and neighborhood
in Il clean and readable manner. Mat
tiers of national importance will also
manner, and altogether we will labor to
make our paper one of the neatest,
newsiest and best local papers III Mich
igan.
The International Business College
of Port Huron is fast gaining grand
reputation. Since the school has been
removed to the new Moore Block, no
pains or expense has been spared to fit
Il, ~
of the latest style and best make have
Just been added. Prof. Goodier is hav-
ing a very successful year, more so
than any other i'll the history of the
school, the school being 90 per cent
not need to go far from home to be-
come efficient in business, shorthand,
type-writing, penmanship and English,
all these branches being taught in this
school.
Rev. w. +. Perkins, pastor of the Mp.
church, of Yale, wilhelm town hisweek,
favored the Gazette with II very pleasant
call. He seemed much encouraged
over the result of his gospel work in
his new field of labor, and spoke Of a
remarkably successful series of revival
meetings still in progress there, in
some weeks of Rev. w. j. Harger, Il
well known resident of this township,
who has recently been accepted in to
the ministry by the NJ. p. church, Mr..
Perkins spoke in very complimentary
terms of Mr.. Harger's adaptability to
ministerial work, and was particularly
enthusiastic in commenting his efforts
as an evangelist. An evidence that
the family of Mr.. Perkins as well as
himself are appreciated by the good
people of Yale, has been manifested by
the presentation of handsome gold
watch to his son Charley by the men,
bers of the Sabbath school in which
the youdg man is teacher.-North
Branch Gazette.
On Thursday evening last, VIM. A.
Lothian, former resident of Yale and
highly esteemed and industrious
young man, died at the family resi-
dence at Mount Salem, at the age of
twenty-four years Early last fall
he contracted n severe cold which
turned into consumption and eventual
ly caused his death. He was we'll and
favorably known in this village hav-
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