Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-08
ExPOSITIONS.
Better roads wanted.

Better roads wanted.
There will he So Sundays in this year.
Sherm Helm is gain on the sick
list.
Frank Currie and family are all very
sick.
Lots of sickness in the village and
country.
May Drummond has been on the sick
Inst the past week.
In the next eleven years there will
I've only one leap year. On, girls!
Try Dullam's Great German % cent
cough cure at Grant Holden d Bros.
Look out Tor counterfeit 30 cent
pieces. There are number in clrcu-
lation.
Christmas comes on Sunday this
year. Leap year makes it skip Sat
urday.
About one inch of snow fell on
Monday out not enough to make
slcl2hlng.
'lr. Cresser, painter of Saginaw, is
here doing the work on G.. j. Nc
l. ughlin's new house.
S J. Welch is exceedingly happy and
al IN account Of the arrival OF fine
baby boy, born Saturday.
Eat onions freely and keep them in
your sleeping room If you would ward
O the grip, o says an exchange
Mrs. \. W. Ferguson has been very
sick the past week with inflammation
of the lungs. She il mach better.
A man is Ikea post &c stamp. When
he's badly stuck on him self, as it were,
h il not worth 2 cents for any practi-
cal u'e.
The ExPosIToR job rooms have just
turned ont IL neat pamphlet contain
ing the constitution and bylaws Of
Yale Fire Co., No. /.
james Howell now occupies the po-
sition of station-master ut the Union
ID 4pot in Port Huron. We are pleased
to learn that Jim has a permanent
position.
Rev. y. Fitzpatrick is holding special
services in the VI. +. church. Singing
led by Annie Fitzpatrick. All are i'm
vited to come and take part in the
services.
Joseph Collins has the contract for
putting up large power wind mill ON
the poor farm at Goodells. He, in
company with George Mann, left for
there on Wednesday.
The ExPosIToR and Detroit Daily
Times for SOU. Here is a chance for
Il farmer or business man to get daily
and weekly paper for less than the
price of the daily alone.
"When the robins nest again." she
said, 81 suppose my cough will get
we'll" 80 he feltvery sad but sudden
L,t 4. ,Nfh y.
Syrup. Thecough ascured and those
two we're happy.
j. i. Francis is selling shelf and
heavy hardware, doors, sash, oils, in
fact everything in his line as cheap Al
the cheapest. A change of adv. APP
pears in this issue for him which should
be read by everybody.
The newest cure for sleeplessness il
simply pint of hot water slipped
slowly before retiring TO bed. It's eff
fects are immediate, and those people
who make Use of it declare that as
sedative it is unrivalled.
Married, at the NJ. f. parsonage, Dec.
30, 1891. by Rev. j. Fitzpatrick, Horace
w. Clyno, Of Port Huron and Ella May
McLain, of Peck. The happy couple
left on the evening train for their flu
ture home III Port Huron.
For SALE-A horse rising 4 wears old,
color bay with black name and tale.
good roadster, broke to drive single.
For further particulars inquire of
FRANCIS SMITH, one mile north and
mile east of Yale. 32-it
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear. nose
and throat specialist Of Port Huron,
will be absent from his Office from the
2lst to the Goth of December, but his
brother DR.. T.. a. Cornell, will have
charge ofhispractccduring hisabscnce.
IL would please Us 10 have our cor
respondents turn over a new leaf by
sending in their letters more regularly
and earlier in the week. Also our adj
Vertsers 10y sending in their change of
advertisements not later than Tuesday.
Rev. j. G.. Sink will bc unable to fill
his engagement in the Brick Chapel
next Sunday evening, on account of
prOtracted engagement at Old Brock
way, but will be here to preach in said
Chapel at o'clock Sunday evening,
Jan. 18th. You are cordially invited
TO come and hear him.
CARD OF THANKs-The undersigned
desires to extend her heartfelt thanks
to the many friends in and around
IIrockway for their kindness and SYM
pathy i'm her hour of trial, also to the
Rrockway choir for their services rem
dcrcd ut the funeral of her husband.
MRs. CHAs. MIcuAELS.