Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-09
EXPOSITIONS.

viii Lothian still continues very
low.
W. b. johnson is around upon one
crutch now.
There is talk of holding union revival
meetings here.
ReY. Mr.. Bennett is holding revival
meetings in Roseburg.
+. +. Fead, promising young bank
er of Lexington, is now engaged in the
Yale Bank.
Nj. ii. Norman came from Brown
City Tuesday night to assist in the
entertainment.
Although much wood is being
brought in town there is still COM
plant of its scarcity.
Charlie Brown, who has been engag-
ed for some time in the Democrat Office,
is not working there at present.
Postmaster Jones was able to go to
his Office last Wednesday. 1t is the
first time in about three weeks.
A good majority of our merchants
are utilizing the temporary lull in bust
ness after the holiday trade for taking
invoice.
1t cost 1888 to take care of the poor
in this township during the past quar-
ter. The total expense for the county
was $3,296.35.
Another cObbler has located in town
in the building south of the CONNER
cial house. The name of the gentleman
is George Nelson.
Man is often deceived in the age of
woman by her gray hair. Ladies, you
can appear young and prevent this
grayness by using Halls Hair Remover.
e. Dutton has given up his position
as miller i'm W. II. Palmer's Touring
mill. Thomas Hardy has been en-
gagged to tend to that part of the bust
ness.
Struggle toughens the mind, until
by-and-by we do not mind the struggle.
You need not tougher the body by a
struggle with cough when you have
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
But one teacher attended the meet
ing of the State Teachers Association
at Grand Rapids from each of the
counties st. Clair and Sanilac. They
were f. f. Law, of Yale, and ChaS.
Fox, of Brown City.
The nocturnal preambulator" must
surely have noticed a wonderful bright
ness on our streets last Thursday
night. The cause was not the result
of any meteoric or astronomic changes.
The street lamps had been cleaned.
The undersigned wishes it publicly
announced that he has forbidden any
one obtaining credit on his account
and will not be responsible for the pay
ment of such debts when incurred.
35w4 w. Is. JOHNSON.
Whooping cough. Group, sor throat
sudden colds. and the lung troubles
peculiar to children, are easily controll-
ed by promptly administering Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. This remedy is safe
to take, certain in its action, and
adapted to all constitutions.
w. II. Palmer has just received his
patent papers for the sickle-bar for
harvesters which he has lately invent
ed. The continuance is not only novel
but practical and meets long felt
want. We feel confident in auguring
grand success for Mr.. Palmer.
have now 600 bushels Of the Scotch
or Glasgow oats, which / am selling
for seed. These oats are of my own
raising and are choice seeding oat
/ also have the Vassar flour for sale
For either come to my grain-house in
Yale. 34w3 THos. HICKEY.
Despite the inclement weather which
prevailed on last Wednesday evening.
both the events that were catalogued for
that evening proved grand successes.
The Odd Fellows held their installation
in their own hall. The concourse was
not large but it was owing more es.
pecially to the early hour at which the
exercises began.
The school catalogue is progressing
finely. by the efforts of Principal
Peck a handsome engraving of the
schOol-building has been obtained
This will be printed upon the cover OF
the catalogue and will be most fitting
ornament. We are Justly proud of our
schoOl-building ald confidently believe
it compares favorably for beauty and
convenience with any building for a
similar amount of money in the state.
The social dance which was held last
Friday evening proved most enjoy
able occasion. Notwithstanding the
unpleasant weather which prevailed at
the time goodly number assembled
Abont twenty-five couples were present
and joined in the fascinating sport
Lawrence's full orchestra was out In
full force and the joyous assembly
satiated itself in the dreamy, may
wbirl. the dance. Supper was eaten at
the Rapley House, and 1t did full
credit to their time-won fame for good
catering. At the small hours of the
morning the crowd dispersed, well
pleased with the result of the evening.