Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-12
Additional Expositions.

Edward Newell bought the Andrew
Paisley farm south and east of Yale, on
Tuesday. The purchase price WAS
81 ,765.
| We learn by the papers that q
daughter has been born to the wife'3f
our old friend, Bert. Duffie. Our con-
CALCULATIONS are with him.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskere
is Il popular preparation in one bottle,
and colors evenly brown or black
Any person can easily apply it at home.
II. Doelle & Son are offering one
quarter reduction on all their photo
graph albums and toilet sets for the
next thirty days. See their change of
adv.
Will the person who took the buggy
pole and whiffletrees from the barn of
d. X. Noble please return same at once
and oblige G. Il. Holden. If returned
inside of two months no extra charge
will be made.
John Conroy's house in Fremont was
destroyed by fire Saturday morning at
about Z O'Clock. The cause of the fire
is unknown but supposed to have
originated from defective chimney.
Loss $500; insured for $500.
Mrs. Lucy c. Miller, Bingham, Mich,
writes makers of DR.. Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalzer: 81 needed help If any poor
mortal ever needed it," Many others
need help for their nerves. Call on us
for 81 bottles. Warranted by Grant
Holden & Bro.
Eek Brown had two fingers almost
severed from his right hand on Mon
day. In company with John Turn
bull they were engaged at digging out
n fox. Eek was using Il spade and
John an axe and in some manner
John accidently brought the axe down
on Eck's hand. DR.. Yuill is in hopes
he can save the fingers although it is
doubtful.
An accident occurred last Monday
while the Misses Menerey were coming
from their home southwest of town to
the funeral. A runaway team ran
into the ladies' cart, upsetting them
and breaking Ida Menerey's arm and
iniuring her shoulder. 1t was certain
ly a wonder that greater harm was not
done, still the accident was bad enough
and will coniine Miss Menerey to her
home for some time.
\ most enjoyable card and dancing
party was given at the residence of
Jeremiah Johnson last Wednesday
evening i'm honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward johnson, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
who were married at the latter place
on Tuesday, Jan. ID. and are here
spending their honeymoon. About
/ twenty five couples enjoyed themselves
until early morning after extending
congratulations TO the happy couple
Mr.. johnson, who is travelling sales
man for large manufacturing con
Germ at PiQua, o., will leaye to resume
his duties next Monday, but Mrs
johnson will spend some time with
relatives in these parts.
The Sand Beach Times has this tt
say about the dog poisoner VINO i
working in that vicinity: "Somt
kareIess, kute, komical kuss, who's,
mental laliber is somewhat contracted
is in the habit of throwing nicely pre-
pared poison upon the streets of on
: little city for the sole purpose of end
} ing the career of citizens dogs. man
+, or thing put up in the shape of
$ human being, who will indulge in sue
e low, malignant, and cowardly praC
tice ought to receive the full benefi
of an extradition to the wilds of Africs
where he could end his days by hatin
himself TO death. Such would be
, well-earned and just punishment"