Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

Main street.
Our genial friend Abe Krupp is all
smiles. He says it Is II girl and has
come to stay.
Thomas Martin is contemplating the
purchase of Deram Mills house and
lot on Main street.
The boys of the village have fitted
mp the rooms over the post-office and
will hold club meetings therein.
John Teetzel now occupies his new
house on Kennefic street. He has a
fine place and is comfortably located.
If You want anything in the Cloth
ing line, cast your optic over the ad
of f. 7. Palmer q Co., Kersey painters
of the people.
DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer is re-
ceiving much merited praise as reli-
able remedy for Nervous Diseases. 81
bottles at Grant Holden d Bros.
Halls Vegetable Sincilian Hair Re-
newer has restored gray hair TO its or
iginal color and prevented bal dness in
thousands of cases. 1t will do so to
you.
Ida Bodewig, of Port Huron, who
was well and favorably known in this
village, and a teacher for some years
in the Port Huron schools, died last
Saturday.
Edward Menerey is around again
after being laid up for four weeks from
being poisoned by coming in contact
with some poisonous weeds which have
over-run the farm.
There will be box social in NJ. p.
church on Wednesday evening, No.
vember LIST. The proceeds for the
benefit of y. p. $. c. +. Boxes 20 cents
each. Everybody invited.
Eight master masons of Brockway
Lodge, +. d A. NJ, drove oyer to Ca
pac on Tuesday and attended lodge
there that evening. A pleasant eye
ming was enjoyed by all present.
Thomas Gatfney has sold out his
interests in the American House to
Frank Cook, of Speaker, who will
take possession next Monday. Thos.
will move onto farm near Peck.
Advance Lodge, No. 10, |. o. o. f.,
will give private reception and oyster
supper at their hall on Friday evening,
November Bird. Members and their
ladies' are cordially INVITED to attend.
After conducting the elevator bust
ness at MayYille for the past month
James Brown and James lIisey have
concluded it was not paying invest
ment and discontinued their labors in
that town.
Thomas Morton, n brakeman on the
freight going east, met with a very
painful accident last Saturday evening
at this place, while assisting in coup
ling cars by getting his hand caught.
The wounds were dressed by DIR. Clyne.
There is no better medicine for fam
lily use than Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Their sugar-coating makes them easy
and even agreeable to take, and as
they contain no calomel or other in
furious drug, they are perfectly safe
for patients Of any age.
T. II. Parkinson having sold his
farm, will offer all his stock and inn
plements for sale by public auction at
the premises % miles west of Old
Brockway in Emmett township this
Friday afternoon at one O'Clock
sharp. William Wills, auctioneer.
CATER the Ball." was an event long
to be remembered by two Tekonsha
young men and their girls. In escort
ing the girls home after the dance
they cOllided with skunk and he did
the rest. The young folks haye retired
to private life and are wearing out
their old clothes.
Rev. j. II. Harrison will give the
first of a series of talks on Temperance
Sunday evening. Subject: 1.-The
greatest Robber in the World" lie
intends devoting the last Sunday eve
ming of each month during the year
to Temperance in its varied phases.
Everybody invited.
Our friend Bert l.. Newsted, went to
Detroit this week where on Wednesday
he was united in marriage to Thedie
Hutchinson of that city. On their re-
turn home they will take up their resi-.
dence on the farm east of the village.
We wish Bert and his bride may have
a long, happy life together.
For SALE-A house and lot on Main
street. The house is well built, nicely
laid out on inside, and comfortable.
Good well of water, cistern and other
| conveLiences. Barn on rear of. lot
Also an organ almost new for sale
| For further particulars and terms call
on Mrs. George w. Bell, Yale. 25-5
We received card this week from
Judson Black stating that he has set.
tied down to work in Toronto and OF
course wants the EXPosIToR sent him
He also says that at his class election
he was made vice president and at the
election of officers at the Ont. Vet. Med
Association he was elected president
This is good news and Judson's friends
will be glad to learn of his popularity
The attorney general has given ar
opinion on the school law that will be
of interest to people in all parts of the
state, especially in rural districts. In
reply to n question asked by the sup
erintendent of public instruction as tc
whether party residing in another
district would be entitled to send hi,
children to the school in which he rent,
Mr.. Ellis says that a person must SEND
his children, if he does not desire tC
gay tuition, to the school district where
he resides.
Everybody knows 999-the famous
locomotive which has run mile in 3.
seconds. Everybody who has gone t.
the Chicago Fair has seen it, and many
of the visitors, too, have seen the
crack English locomotive, the Empress