Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
We are haying considerable snow

now but the sleighing is only tair.
Weather prophets say we shall have
sleighing during the entire month OF
February
There is more help in an ounce OF
encouragement than there is in ton
of advice.
Mrs. Charles f. Emery has been very
sick this week but is some better at
present writing.
Special meeting of O. +. S. in their
hall Saturday evening, February 3, for
the purpose of comforting degrees.
We have ground feed, flour and corn
on hand and for sale at our grain
house in Yale. Hickey & Walker. 1854
What papers are you going to take
the coming year? We will receive
your subscriptions at the lowest rates.
The village has purchased 200 feet
additional fire hose and now the fire
company is in shape to meet most any
emergency.
A party of sports from Yale and
vicinity have been securing the coun-
try around Peck the past week, hunting
the sly fox.
The prospects for nice turnout at
the Jolly Boys party in Michaels'
dancing parlors this friday evening
are promising.
Charles G.. Richardson's family have
moved to Canada where they will re-
main until Charley gets settled in
business somewhere.
Levi Johnston, of Yale, asks the cir.
cult court To grant him Il divorce from
his wife Hannah. Extreme cruelty
and desertion is charged.
The revival meetings are still being
continued III the NJ. f. church with
increased interest manifested and n
great good work is being done.
Now is good time for those sub.
scribers who desire to pay their sub
scription in building stone to bring il
in. We mean what we say and want
the stone.
Found, on the road near the Bidle.
man school house, fur muller.
Owner can have same by calling at the
ExPosIToR office. proving property and
paying charges.
Merchant Tailor Zavits ia doing a
good business these dull times. He
has all the work he can attend to. We
know of but one reason for this and
that is his'customers are well satisfied
with what he does.
James Newell, an old settler of
Brockway township, celebrated his end
birthday last Tuesday. Mr.. Newell is
still young man if one might judge
from appearances and is likely tn see
many more birthdays.
While Lew Zavitz was cutting up
some kindling with an adze one of
these cold morning he thought he
would cut up his leg, accordingly he
made large cash in one of them but
concluded this was enough.
Men and officers of the police force
who are exposed day and night to all
sorts of weather. should keep Salvation
Oil, the infalllble cure for rheumatism
and neuralgia, at their homes. They
cannot afford to be- without il. % cts
You can never tell what slight cold
may lead to; it is best, therefore, to give
yourself the benefit of the doubt, ana
cure ii as soon us possible with Ayers
| Cherry Pectoral. A days delay, some.
times an hours delay, may result in
serious consequences.
The general meeting held in the
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! fairly well attended. Visitors from
Owen Sound, Detroit, Almont, Lynn
and other points were in attendance
and profitable time was enjoyed by
all.
IN the case of DR.. Ney VS.. Conductor
Ryan which came up in the police
court at Port Huron last week We'd
nesday, a judgment of $40 was awarded
DR.. Ney. Ryan refused to pay the
Dr.'s bill claiming that he guaranteed
to straighten his daughters foot and
failed to do so.
| Those desiring portraits enlarged
will do we'll to call on Clarence Holden
who has been away for some time i'm
proving himself in this art, and now
has returned and is prepared to take
all orders in his line. Call and examine
his work at his studio in DIR. =. G
Lathrop's dental rooms.
During the past week we sent ou
nearly $500 worth in statements to de
linqucnt subscribers. few of thes,
have settled with us. To all others We
wish to say that we must have theil
accounts squared or the matter will bt
placed in the proper hands for col
lection. We are in urgent need of tn,
money and desire this to be the lest call
Some petty thicving was done a
Lothian & Boards grocery store durin,
Monday night. The cellar window
was entered and the marauders gained
the store where the till was opened anC
about $500 in pennies taken, also som,
cigars, but nothing else disturbed a
far as yet known. These thefts are
getting altogether too numerous in oul
town, w. III. Palmer has lost some pork
Thomas Darcy some wheat and Davic
Macarthur some wood by these nigh
visitors, who take whatever they car
lay their hands on. A vigilant watch
should be kept and some one will bt
made an example of one of these days
A lady writer in prominent period
ical, says: ga lady never extends hel
hand to man whose acquaintance sh,
is making. She may or may not shak,
hands with lady who is introduced
but she must not give her hand to 8
strange man. A low bow Is the elegan
form Of salutation. A cultivated
woman will not shake hands with an,
man no matter how long she is &C
quainted with him, unless she respects