Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24

The scraper was USED on the streetS
of the village this week, and they have
been much improved thereby.
Another large invoice of that beauti-
full gilt wall paper at 10 and Is cents
per roll with borders to match at j. A..
Richardson & Co.'s, 9O5 and 907 Military
street.
There is comfort for the man with
prematurely gray beard in Bucking-
hams Dye, because 1t never fails to
color an even brown or black as may
be desired.
Mrs. Z. II. Drake presented Harvey
with 10 III girl Monday morning, and
now he goes around as if he was walk
| ing on air. The best is none too good
for the boys now.
Mrs. Xix and daughter Annie are
succeeding admirably in the dress
making business. Their work is giving
good satisfaction and they have all
they can attend to.
A number of our local sportsmen
are at AbbOtsford this week fishing.
Al Sheldon and Charles A. Wells were
among the number, having left here
| Wednesday morning.
We had the pleasure last week of
tasting some excellent maple sugar
from the east; the real stuff, from the
| hands of Mrs. Beecher, who kindly
sent us in large sample.
Our merchants have been receiving
large cOnsignmenrs of spring goods
during the past week. They all report
doing ~ good business last Saturday
Notwithstanding the bad roads.
a al Ee1,
ermen have been trying to induce some
members of the tinny tribe to monkey
with the bait they procure for them,
but Mill Creek fish don't "monk".
On Saturday last j. f. Brown, who
| lives west of here, shot an eagle in
John Cheeseman's woods which meas
ured seven feet three and one-half
inches from tip to tip of its wings.
Misses Mary Redhouse and Anna
Jones, of Melvin, were in the village
last Saturday soliciting subscriptions to
assist III erecting a new Presbyterian
church three miles north and three
west of Peck.
"When my Ship Comes Over the
seventy-tive cents. Special price, for
| ihC OuuCtIOly pOst- pau, lOlly wins.
Address, Will l.. Thompson d Co., go
Wabash Ave., Chicago.
The Port Huron Times of Wednes-
day of last week walked all round the
collars of Chairman John Tierney, and
supervisors Baily and Huffman, and
then sat down most emphatically right
on the back of their necks.
Sir Knight Wilson, the Maccabee
organizer and worker, will be in Yale,
on Tuesday, May 18th, to infuse
new life into the lodge here and give
the order boom in this neighborhOod.
All members are requested to be pres
ent on this occasion.
Lutte Mcdonald left Tuesday evening
for Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming.
a number of the boys of the town,
with whom he was a general favorite,
went to the depot to see him off and
wish him bon cOydge. He expects to
return to Yale next fall.
For nearly half a century Aver :
Cherry Pectoral has been the most
cough remedy in the world. The con-
stantly increasing demand for this re-
medy proves it to be the very best
specific for colds, coughs, and all dis
n. b. Herbert, of Brockway, was
in the village Monday and made the
ExPosrToR office II pleasant call. Norm
took the evening express for Saginaw
where he goes TO represent the lodge
of Brockway in the Grand Council
Royal Arcanum in session there.
d. Mills intends selling out his stock
of goods in this place and will remove
to Gladwin, where he will go into bust
ness with his son John in general
merchandise store. Mr.. Mills has
many friends who will regret to sec
him and his family leave our village.
After suffering horribly for year.
from scrofua in its worst form, q
young son of r. l.. King, 706 Franklin
ST., Richmond, Va, was recently cured
by the Use of Ayers Sarsa parilla. Nc
other medicine can approach this
preparation as a cleanser of the blood
All the children of the village ovel
five and under sixteen years of age
desiring to organize a lodge of juvenile
Templars, will please meet in Dufiie',
hall next Tuesday afternoon at foui
o'clock sharp. Prof. West will be
present to organize.
MAUD GRINNELL, :. j. L.
A telephone message received by
John d. Grinnell yesterday Thursday
from his son John o.. states that anoth
er operation had to be performed We'd
nesday on his face. He is not prog
ressing, as favorably as at first suppos
ed and it will likely be sometime before
before he will be able to return.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Good Templars in their lodge in
the Duffie block next Tuesday evening
at the usual hour. Bro. j. S. West
the temperance songster, will be pres
ent to assist in comforting degrees, and
will enliven the session with choice
songs. JAMES BRowN, &. Il.
David b. Menerey, of the Coleman
Independent, and at one time an at
tache of the ExPosIToR office, was here
the fore part of the week attending the
marriage of his sister. He made the
ExPosIToR Office a pleasant call. Hi.
wife, who came with him, will visit in
this vicinity for a couple of weeks.
The one thing which makes vii
lage prosperous is the stability OF
its business men. When each attempts
to forward the interest of the Others