Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22

Easter party given by c. f. Michaels
Monday evening and report a good
time.
| Mrs. Taylor has been in Detroit pur-
chasing spring and summer goods.
hey are all marked at the lowest
prices. Call and look them over. No
trouble 70 show goods.
Business men should look out for
bogus drafts on the exchange bank of
outh Lyons. The state is being flood
ed with them by u gang Of sharpers
working from outside the state, and
ghere is no such bank in existence.
We should have made our item in
last issue palmer in regard to hiring
3. >. Black for the coming school year
le is to teach the school the balance
# this term, one month, for $50 and
! Or the next ten months for 500 max
'ng eleven months for $3.50.
Wm. II. Gillett viii deliver sermon
in the NJ. +. church next Sunday
morning at 1870 O'Clock. II is the
,5rd anniversary of OddfellOwship in
! America and Mr.. Gillett's remarks will
be on the history and benefits of this
order as fraternal society. Won are
cordially invited to come out and hear
Il discourse that will do you good.
The st. Clair County teachers nsso-
citation will meet in the second ward
school building in Port Huron on Fri.
day and Saturday, April 10Th and Both
superintendent OF Public Instruction,
Ferris ). Fitch will be present and adj
dress the teachers. Prof. &. }. Thorpe
will read paper on popular ErrOrs
in Text Books. ;" Mary Fitzgerald, of
Brockway, will take part in discussion.
The meeting promises to be very
interesting.
Henry Pearce had quite serious
| time of it on Tuesday. Having been
troubled with cold which had settled
upon his lungs, he determined TO take
dose Of Inflammation Liniment, and
an extra dose too. The medicine was
taken which SOON threw Mr.. pearce
into commissions. Great anxiety was
felt for time, but he was soon brought
around all right, and we are very glad
to report him out of all danger. He
will probably not repeat the dose.
This week Gillett & Brown sold their
interests in the Yale Democrat to Rev.
Ira Billman, the latter gentleman tax.
ing possession Monday morning. Geo.
Allen, who has been employed in the
ExPosIToR office during the winter, is
now foreman of the Democrat while
Mr.. Billman attends to the editorial
work. The EXPosIToR extends to the
new proprietor its best wishes for pros
perity in his new undertaking and
hopes that success may attend him in
his efforts.
In these days of dishonest advertis-
ing, it is something remarkable To see
IN advertiser who has sufficient faith
in the curative value of his remedy TO
cure Piles, TO offer to send trial pack
age free to all who send stamps to pre-
Ray postage. This The Pyramid Drug
o., Albion, Mich, in another column
agree to do, and any OF our readers
who may be suffering should write
them without delay. 4 cure is guar
antced, no matter how long you may
have been afflicted.
John Mathews team attached to Il
lumber wagon loaded with hay and
driven by Fred Mathews became fright
ened at the train Wednesday morning
and ran away. On reaching McLean's
hotel the horses broke loose from the
wagon dragging Fred to the ground,
but RS luck would have it he only re-
ceived slight injuries. The horses took
q lively run down Main street and were
captured near the Rapley House.
Both horses were injured about the
legs. DR.. Stevens attended them.
Next Thursday is ArbOr day and we
are & lad to see many of our citizens
aking time by the forelock and plant
ing trees around their premises.
Nothing beauties n town so much as
well trimmed and well cared for shade
trees and plenty of them. We hope
To see every one VINO owns Place N
the village plant few shade trees this |
spring. 1t will not be long before we
can have beautiful town, with the
many improvements going on at the
present time. May prosperity ever at
tend us.
We welcome back to our midst DR..
4. Mitchell and family, who left us
some seven years ago to reside under
the sunny skies of California. The
DR.. is much pleased with the climate
in that part of the country and is now
we'll and strong, but the health of his
wife demanded a change, the atmos-
phere there not proving beneficial to
her so it was thought best to return to
this point where live her sisters Mrs.
Thos. Darcy and Mrs. ]. Il. Francis.
The DR.. is pleased to be among his old
friends again and he is receiving hearty
handshakes and many "welcome
homes" on all sides.
The Queen & Crescent Route will sell
tickets to New Orleans and return ac-
count Biannual Meeting Ancient Order
of Hibernians May 10th, 1892, at reduc-
ed rates. This is the only line running
vestibuled trains from Cincinnati to
New Orleans. "a miles shortest and
quickest. Only 81 hours Cincinnati to
New Orleans. Trains run via Lexing-
ton, Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain,
and Birmingham. The train carrying
officers and members Of the Order will
leave Cincinnati Mt / 80 a. m. Sunday,
May Sth, arriving at New Orleans next
day at $50 p. m. For information or
sleeping car berths address ID. G.. Ed
wards, G. +. A., Cincinnati, q.
Again we receive an account of a
II orribly brutal murder in our county,
this time in China, near Marine City.
1t seems that young man by the
name of Colby heard some rumors of
Richard Cook, an old man, holding
imDrODer relations with Hattie Run