Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-17

village Wednesday, and informed us
that he will leave for Oregon in about
| three weeks.
Mrs. Robert III. Menerey has been con-
fined to the house by illness during the
past week, but we are glad to learn
she is improving.
| Union services in the Brick Chapel
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. Preach
| ng by Jas. Brown. All are kindly in
vited. No services in the evening.
The man who could run newspaper
to suit everybody went to heaven long
erous individual who thinks he can
run newspaper just that way.
Lutte Mcdonald will leave for the
west next Tuesday TO carve his way to
fame and fortune. His brother Bert
will follow him in about week. The
ExPosIToR wishes the boys every sue
cess i'll their new homes.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Mary Menerey, daugh-
ter OF Jacob Menerey, and II. G. Wiz
son, Of Port Huron, next Tuesday
evening, ut the residence OF the brides
parents, in this township.
Ernie Pierce, whom many OF our peo-
| pie will remember as resident of our
| village for some time, was married last
week TO Miss Inslee, of Port Huron.
We offer the happy couple our con-
CALCULATIONS and well wishes.
Phil McDougalPs justly popular re-
sort, the ice cream parlor, has already
| begun the season, and any one desiring
refreshing dish of ice cream or glass
of ice cream soda these muggy days of
spring will be sure to give Phil call.
Last week we received y large stock
of letter heads, note heads, statements,
envelopes, etc, and any person in
need OF anything in this line will do
we'll to call and see us. We guarantee
our work to be satisfactory and prices
right.
Many people who pride themselves
on their blue blood would be far hap
pier with pure blood; but, while we
cannot choose our ancestors, fortu-
nately, by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, we can transmit pure blood to
our posterity.
Among the many good horses which
will travel in this vicinity this season,
we would mention "Grand Times"
the property of Robt. Hughson of Mel
vim. He is we'll bred and registered
and was brought to Michigan in 1889
by Frank King, of Fargo.
CATER varied experience with
many sO-called cathartic remedies, |
am convinced that Ayers Pills give the
most satisfactory results. | rely ex-
clusively on these Pills for the cure of
liver and stomach complaints. John
b. Bell, ST., Abiline, Texas.
j. Bert Jardine will go to Richmond
in week or ten days to rehearse for Il
minstrel show to be given by the young
people of that place, in the near flu
ture. Bert Is quite Il talented artist in
this line and will no doubt acquit him
self in Il creditable manner.
Jesse A. Rapley is now occupying
the position of cashier in the Exchange
bank of Dennis Windsor, at Brown
City. He will no doubt fill the posi-
ton with credit to himself and satisfac-
ton To his employer, as he is compe-
tent and trustworthy young man.
We have often mentioned the fact
that it is strictly against the rules of IA
printing Office for an outsider to come
in and read any "copy" that may be i'll
sight. We wish that few who have
acquired this habit will take the hint,
and not compel us to rub it into them.
To TIE PUBLIC.-Having opened an
office in Yale, | respectfully solicit a
portion of your patronage. Office, OPP
posite Commercial House. Residence,
in Chamberlain house, south of Mich
aels' hall. Office hours: from IL u. m.
to p. M, daily.
46 mi WILL III. GowAN, NJ. d.
Andrew Paul, of this village, has
been III Croswell for the past week
making contracts with and letting flax
seed to the farmers in that neighbor-
hood. All necessary arrangements
have been made and brick building
will be erected there the coming sum-
mer for the manufacture of flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tappan re-
turned from their wedding trip Mon
day evening, and are now settled down
to housekeeping in their residence on
Kennetic street. Harvey passed around
the "Green Seals" Tuesday morning,
and here's wishing him and his esti-
mable partner long, happy and pros
porous life.
Howbert Billman, who has been in
our employ for some time, severed his
connections last Monday. lie will go
to Detroit about the first of May and
launch his barque on the uncertain
and trea cherous waves of journalism.
He will make a good local writer and
we hope to hear of his success in his
chosen vocation.
In recent issue of the ExPosIToR, it
was stated that Miss Tuna WEIGH, for
merly of this place, now of California,
was sick, i'll fact, at the point of death.
We learn from letter to w. ID. Wear
from II. F. Leonard that Miss Tuna
was never better in her life, and has
not had a sick day since going to Cali
fornia and is head clerk in some store.
We are glad to make the correction.
Mrs. J. G.. Hart and family returned
home from Florida last Monday and
will again make Yale her home. Her
many friends are pleased to have her
in their midst again. Mr.. Hart will re-
main in his southern home. Mrs.
Hart will open a lunch room in the
building recently occupied by Persie
johnson, and will supply the public
with fresh home made bread, cakes,
pies, etc.
T. =. Collins, the enterprising stock
raiser of Speaker, will travel two of his