Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-23

w SOillt DdIEdills OlcIcu.
On Friday of last week daughter
was born to the wife of Thomas Whar-
ton. Tom is all good nature.
The Port Huron Saturday evening
News came out neatly printed all in
green in honor of st. Patrick's day.
Keep in mind the grand Easter ball
at the Dayey House hall, Brockway,
next Monday evening. Bill, only 81.
Wall paper and window shades from
the cheapest grades to the most artistic
designs at the very lowest prices at
Grant Holden & Bros.
+. +. Palmer & Co. will slaughter
prices on all lines in order to reduce
stock as much as possible during the
next 80 days. Read their adv.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is
uniformly successful in coloring a
brown or black. Hence its great pop
ularity.
An egg was laid on our table labelled
archie Williams Easter effort" The
egg measured 81 8 inches and weigh
ed OF. Who will make an effort to
beat this?
If you expect to have an auction sale
this spring, don't fail to give the ExPos-
TToR office n call for your auction bills.
We print them on short notice and in
plain type.
William Blackford has the contract
for raising the barn on William Hodg-
ms farm eight feet and building und-
erneath a stone foundation, the room
thus made to be used as horse stable.
hereby forbid any one letting my
boy Charlie have anything on my ac-
count as will not be responsible for
anything he may get after this date.
Yale, March Is, 1894. James Brown.
1t pays to advertise. Last week we
printed small local for Charles Mich
aels and in IA short time the article in
question was returned to him. Also
| the Beagle hound which was lost, was
found.
w. III. Harris has the material on the
ground and is making preparations for
| the erection OF brick veneered shops to
which when completed he will bring
his wagon and carriage business from
| Brockway.
James Rath has sold his brick house
and four lots on Mary street to j. Nc
Nair of near Lexington, who will be-
come resident of this place. Mr..
McNair Is the father of our clothing
merchant, d. Il. McNair.
Those who own sugar bushes in this
vicinity have been busily engaged in
making the delicious maple sugar.
AS we havn't been favored with Il
sample so far this spring we are just
imagining that it is delicious.
II 60 Al
is out and is neat appearing weekly,
published by the News Publishing Co.
The paper seems to be well patronized
by the business men of the place and a
goodly space is devoted to local news.
Every one gives it the highest praise.
II. Gradel, Druggist, Walnut and Al
lison Sts., Cincinnati, o., says this to
his trade: 81 sell my share of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and my customers
that have used this preparation speak
of it in the highest terms"
1t looks as if the sweet voiced tee-
phone girl has got to go. An inventor
has perfected an automatic switch
board, which will do away with the
central office. When you want to call
up a person all you have got to do is
to press button and there you are.
Harvey Tappan has had the kitchen
to his house torn down and larger
and more convenient one is being
built. We understand he will also add
a veranda to the west side and other
improvements. Harvey will have a
handsome house when all complete.
"What's in name?' Well that de-
ponds. For instance, the name of
Layer" is sufficient guarantee that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is genuine, scien-
tific blood-purifier, and not sham,
like SO much that goes by the name
of "sarsaparilla." Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the standard.
David Newsted has purchased the
property of the Yale Butter and
Cheese Manufacturing Co. and will
begin operations as soon as 1900 weight
of milk per day can be procured. The
factory will manufacture cheese ex.
clusively for this year. Mr.. Newsted
will run the business and solicits the
patronage of the farmers.
Dick Windsor was the recipient this
week of stuffed Elk's head received
from his brother at Calgary, Northwest
Territory. 1t is a fine specimen and
Judging from appearances it was per-
hdpS Oic year Olu az tllt tlillt III Wue
shot. Dick has placed the same on the
wall in front of the chairs in his shop,
and now he says there is some consola-
ton in living, as he has something that
will look down on him with an admir-
ing glance, even if it is dead.
The Senate has passed a bill abolish
ing the postal note and providing for
the issue of money orders to any
amount. The fees are reduced to a
minimum of 3 cents for $3.50 or less,
cents for sums over that and UP to So,
10 cents up to $40, and so on. 1t is
said that the passage of this bill will
save the government an even $4,000
in printing, clerk hire, ETC., besides
simplifying the duties of postmaster
and relieving them from much labor.
j. G. Holden, proprietor of the gen.
eral dry goods store and ID. b. McNair,
of the clothing store, have formed a
co-partnership and will run large
general dry goods and clothing bust
ness. The partition in the arching be-
tween the stores has hapn ta ION dowp