Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-03-06

girl spent the evening pleasantly at
home with neighboring friends; but
after their departure Mcmahon, who
is about the same age, came in. Mrs.
Murphey did not return and he stayed
there. What passed between the
young people is not known. How
ever this morning the girl was found
with her neck cut, and the young
lover lying near by on the floor with
his neck cut but still alive. 1t j
thought he can not possibly live.
Itch cured in 81 minutes by Wool
foId's Lotion. Never fails. Sold by
Grant Holden & Bro. druggists. Yale.
viii Mortimer, who has been assist
ing for the past few months in +. w.
Juli d Cos. drug store, went to
Grand Rapids on tuesday to undergo
examin lion in pharmacy.
The Fifty-first Congress closed on
Wednesday ut about half past twelve
local time. For brave and fearless
performance of its duty it surely will
be memorable. Its record is great
one.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Brown City, i
visiting at the residence of Mrs. q. w.
Bell. She is skilled teacher in GER
tain branches of art; and, we under
stand, will start some classes in the
village.
James Vincent was in Detroit last
week undergoing physical eXamin-
alton at Fort Wayne. He passed sat
isfactorily and is now ready to take
the final entrance examination at West
Point in June.
"Why SO pale and wan, fond love.
Prithce' why so pale?' DWELL if the
truth must be told, | have the most vii.
famous cold Il man ever had" She
only smiled Il confident and happy
smile-and brought down her bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Auction The undersigned having
rented his farm will sell his farm-stOck
end implements at public auction or
March, II, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on hi
farm mile west and 3 miles north of
Peck. A free lunch at II NJ. w. W.
Lord, auctiOneer.-PETER MCDONALD.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral has no equal as specific for
colds, coughs, and all affections of the
throat and lungs. For nearly half q
century il has been in greater dcman
than any other remedy for pulmonary
complaints. All druggists have it fol
sale.
English Spawn Llmment removes III
hard. soft. or callOuSed Jumps andh
iShes from horses. blood SPAWN. curbs
splints. sweeny. ring-boue. Sprains. sti
lies. and swollen throats. coughs. etc
/ -. A..
rnnted the most wonderful Blemisl
Cure ever known Sold bv Grant Hold
Ell q Bro. druggists. Vale.
Dramas seem TO be craze among
aspiring young people III the towns
shout us. ] his week we read adver
tisements of "The Home GuNrd" 10 "
played in Fargo, and "Ihe Spy"
which is to be rendered in Capac
Both are good patriotic pieces, and vii
doubtless prove most interesting t.
those who may hear them.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Jones were driv
ing down the road recently when Mr.
Jones hailed Mr.. Smith and said
"Smith, why is it your wheels run 81
nicely. 1t is not a new buggy: and ye
the wheels run as evenly as if it were
bought but yesterday" "Well, yor
see," replied Smith, ~ had the axle,
| fixed with Phil. McDougalps new ma
chine. 1t does not cost much, and the
buggy goes as good as new" See tn,
advertisement.
Throughout the winter we have
stretched and strained our wishing
powers in the hope that we might, il
only little, really have some sleigh
ing. On Tuesday our weather proph
cts promised us that we would surely
have sleighing, and lots of it. w,
watched, but almost in vain. Wed
nesday only one of our imperturbsblt
draymen ventured to trust his sleigh
to the stringy element. However the
cold has been sufficient to freeze PEG
PIE ordinarily; and still we read of {
"cold wave coming"
The facts concerning Z. f. Dutton'
present condition have just beer
learned through communication
from j. A. Dutton, of Detroit, to w
l.. Ellis of this village. 1t relates tina
Mr.. Dutton has not as yet consented
to have his arm amputated, although
it is advised by the physician. Hi
condition however is verv critical anC
he is confined to his bed. 1t will b,
remembered that the wound referred
to was inflicted by marlin spike
about two months ago. The wound
insignificant at first, became much
worse and is now threatening his life.
In the case of the People vs.. Randa
Mcdonald, formerly of Brockway
which was tried before Justice Efericl
on Tuesday and Wednesday of thi
week, has aroused unusual interes
and attracted large crowds of interested