Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-17
rresh cream. Al B. L. Newsted,s.

The friends of Mrs. John Zavits will
be sorry t. learn that she has been very
sick lately.
Chss. j. Seeley, of Marine City, is
travelling with the Palmer Dramatic
Co. in Canada.
S. o. WEIGH x Son have just receiv-
ed a car of choice corn for seed. Those
Wishing to get some will do well to call
arly.
HOUSE TO RENr-A house convent
ent for small family to rent. En-
luire one door east Of Brick chapel,
lale. 35tf.
A new swindle under the name of
black oats" is going the rounds in
ONE p lrts of the state. 1t is kin of
the Bohemian oat swindle.
NoTIcE-All persons indebted to me
will please call and settle their &C
cunts within 10 days and save costs.
cry Respectfully, A. +. Jackson. 3Sw2
A social dance was given at John
Iavits hotei MDore's Corners Monday
.vening. About a. couples were pres
ent and a very pleasanttime was spent.
itch on human and horses and all
nimals cured In 80 minutes by Wool
lrd's sanitary Lotion. This never
ia Is. Sold by Grant Holden IL Bro,
Yale, Mich.
+. T. Palmer & Co. have few facts
present to the readers of the EXPO
TOR in change of adv. this week.
lou will be more than repaid if you
consider these facts.
The social given at the Baptist church
IN Speaker last week Wednesday eve
ming was largely attended and good
time enjoyed by all present. The net
proceeds were Sl7.75.
The State Board of Education has
placed School law on the list of studies
for third grade teachers and Harvey
Tappan is receiving large orders for
his work on that topic.
Neat invitations wero issued from the
ExPosIToR Job rooms last wee K anuounc-
ing the social dancing party to be given
dancing parlors this friday evening.
We are informed that Geo. Kerr and
May Tenniswood, of Speaker, were
married on Thursday. by the Rev.
Elerthorpe and that they departed
for Detroit on their wedding trip. We
extend congratulations.
For the next thirty days II. Cook &
Co., OF Valley Centre, will have great
clearing out sale. Their entire stock of
general merchandise will be sold at
cost or Its equivalent. Read their
change of adv. this week.
The days are growing longer, and
they will lengthen something more
than minute per day until the cad of
the month, frightening faster then un-
til the latter part of June. March 18th
day and night will be of equal length.
The very cold weather and the hard
crust now on the snow is playing havoc
with the quail. The farmer should
distribute grain where he knows the
quail are, as they fully repay him dur
ing the summer by destroying millions
of grubs.
The F. & p. NJ. r. r. will sell excur-
sion tickets to Washington, d. c. and
return Feb. % to March 8 inclusive,
limited for return to March s, 1898, ac-
count Inauguration of President-elect
Cleveland, ut rate of one fare for the
round trip. 4lw2.
Miss Lizzie Hallead, who had the
misfortune to break both bones of her
right leg by fall on slippery side
walk on Brockway last Monday eve
ming, is doing nicelyat the residence of
County Surveyor Kelley, l02 22d street.
Bay City Times.
There will be an auction sale of farm
stock and implements ut the farm of
OF w. +. Kettewell, one mile north
of Moore's Corners, on Thursday March
End, commencing at one o'clock Z. NJ.
sharp. w. w. Lord, the well known
auctioneer, will have charge of the
sale.
Below we give list of the delegates
elected to attend the Republican
county convention to be held in Port
Huron tomorrow Saturday:-E. s..
Black, Jas. Wallace and j. A. Menzies
from Yale; A. A. Haskell, Norman
Herbert and Joe Williams from the
township.
Died, On Friday, Feb. 10 1893, at his
home in this township, Lansing Bidle-
man. Deceased had reached the age
of rs years IL months and 10 days and
was one of our old pioneers. He had
been i'll some time with heart and
kidney disease and his death was not
unexpected.
THE FARMERS FRIEND, of South
Bend, Ind, is large l6-page paper de-
voted to the farm and Preside. 1t has
been published for % years, and is
standard authority. The subscription
price is so cents year, but we will
furnish it free for one year to all of
our advance paying subscribers and to
all new ones.
Sharpers are already at work coun-
terfeiting the Columbian half dollars
AS the value of these coins is 81 the
counterfeiter makes GO cents on each
piece, only putting 40 cents worth of
silver i'll the coin. The bogus are fac
smile of the genuine in appearance
and ring. If you desirea genuine coin,
buy only from reliable source.
Doctors McKeown, McKeown s. Co.,
of Port Huron, the great consumption
specialists, wish to announce that,
owing to the large numbers that have
called upon them the past month that
could not gain admittance, they have
decided to extend the time of free
services to Mar. 18th. All chronic
diseases and deformities treated and
all the latest and improved surgical
appliances furnished when required
for tho traofrnopt of l,;y, A;aaoea .,o;...,I