Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-18
Len little son Of Levi. Row has been

suffering for the asst week from a
severe attack Of inflammation OF the
bowels.
Lansing SpOnenburg has le,sed j..
II. Young's farm for term OF three
ye"rs. He will move with his family
thereon shortly.
| Mrs. Taylor has returned to Yale
anu will be pleased to see all her GUS
toners and friends again. She will
have new line OF goods in on Satur-
day.
The quilt made and rallied by Mrs.
Gus Wiley, Mrs. +. Z. Gibbons and
Mrs. o. II. Brown for the benefit of st:
Patrick's church of CrOswell, Melted
S29.3O. The lucky person being Miss
Anna Burns, of Fremont.
David b. Menerey, well known to
our citizens, and who has held many
| ,ffices in the township of Warren, is
now placed in nomination for Assessor
in the village of Coleman. The En-
posIToR rejoices in Dawes popularity.
The sons and daughter of G. Andrea Q
deceased, desire to kindly thank the
many friends who lent their aid and
sympathy during the sickness and
death of their father, and also to the
choir for their assistance ut the funer-
al services.
Should be kept at stables and stock
yards.--Salvation Oil is the best friend
not only of man but of dumb beasts as
we'll. For swelled joints, strained ten
dons, old sores, saddle gals, and
wounds of all kinds there is no remedy
like Salvation Oil.
"Utah, Il peep into Mountain Wal
ed Treasury of the Gods" is for sale
b: all news dealers at % cents per copy
or all be mailed upon receipt of that
SIM by j II. BENNETT, General Pass
enger Agent Rio Grandc Western Rail
way, Salt Lake City.
l'almer d Co. have opened up
one of the incest stocks of dry goods
shown in the village. It will be to your
advantage to call as they are always
anxious to show you their goods.
Their prices are right. Notice their
change of advertisement in this issue.
b. Robinson was called to Memphis
the first of last week on account of the
serious illness of his sister, Mrs. La
Bear. On Wednesday, March 9th, she
died from the effects Of cancer Of the
ii omach. Deceased WAS 65 years of
age and had been sick for six months.
The funeral was held on Friaay.
LOST ON March 3, 1892, ut Yale or
on the way home to Fremont, q black
leather pocket-book containing guam
tity of money and papers. Any person
leaving the same with contents at the
ExPosIToR office or with John F. UNI
phrey. Roseburg, will be suitably re-
warded, or with the owner Hoyt vro.
man, Roseburg. ~
Orrin Z. Chamberlain has fitted up
his store building formerly occupied
by &. A. Wells druggist, and will put
i'm Il general stock. Mr.. Chamberlain
il one Of our pioneer business men
aid Is we'll and favorably known by
: our citizens and the farmers in the adj.
,ining country. There is no question
,ut that he will do paying business
On Wednesday of this week Mahlor
RearsS, representing the firm of Harper
& Forbes proprietors of the City Marble
Works of Port Huron, erected an ele
CANT monument in the Spring Hill
cemetery for Mrs. Elisha Rogers, OF
Fargo, in memory of her late husband
1t is by far the finest piece of work in
sid cemetery and reflects credit upon
, the firm that executed the work.
Did you forget the "See Supper and
Social" given last evening by the Ep
worth League and the w. G. T. u.
: Then you missed fun, and also n rare
musical and literary entertainment
The gaily attired mattresses would have
3 served you fine supper if you had
! been careful in selecting your order
, from the unique menu. and the excel
lent readings of Mrs. G. j. Thorpe, Mrs
+. A. GriswOld and Miss Leah Darcy
IA we'll Az the vocal and instrumental
( du.ts and solos, would have charmed
YOU. Proceeds, $3.50. Now you mus
remember the next social. Much cred
it il du .irs. Ira. Billman. Mrs. G..
Thorpe, Mrs. J. G Holden and the
other ladies who are untiring in thei
efforts to do good in the village.
he township board of the township
OF Brockway will on the 3lst day 81
!, March, 1892. at 10 o'clock in tho fore
noon. meet Mt the residence Of Johr
Muir and proceed to view the premises
and hear the appeal made from til,
determination of the Commissioner OF
Highways Of said township, in refusing
; to lay out the following highway
, Commencing ut the corner stake DO
' tween sections 70 and u, and ~ and 2:
: running north upon the section lin,
between sections % and % until j
strikes Mill creek, thence bearing ives
around bend of Mill creek, thence cas-
, buck on section line, thence north upor
section line until it again strikes Mil
, creek, thence bearing west along banl
|. of Mill creek to meet the road run
ming north from road running east anC
west between sections 90 and Is.
TAKE NOTICE. wish to state through
: the public press that my services car
2 be obtained by any of the subordinat,
lodges of the Farmers a lliance, provid
:, ing they wish me to speak for them OF
: both the money and. the labor ques
: tons. am very much interested il
not only the spiritual welfare Of tn,
4 christian church but also in the vel
G fare of this one of the grandest Repub
J. lies Of the world. Undoubtedly som,
o may think that political affairs ar,
S questions which ministers of the gospe
should have but very little to do with
but if rightly understand the sacred
scriptures, they teach us what it take
] to constitute true patriotism rs well a
J religion. REV. VIM. DAVE,
t 43 Evangelist.
!. Notice Notice!!
Having sold my business in Brock
I. way and intending to leave soon here
by notify all persons indebted to me {,