Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-20
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TRUE BROS.
BREEDERS OF
Pure Poland China Pigs,
Armada, Mich.
One mile northwest of the Village.
Local Expositions.

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The roads are in bad condition.
Yesterday was dull rainy day.
School examination here on Satur-
day next.
Monday last was st. Patrick's day
In the morning,
Mark Grandy, of Port Huron was
in town this week.
Town meeting will he held on
Monday, April 7th this year.
We are pleased To learn that Geo.
y. Turner is improving in health.
The Amphion has Deen received
this week and is loaded with nice music.
Miss Kittie Carroll is visiting
friends and relatives in Ohio at present.
Jim McDJnagh, of Port Huron,
passed few days in town the past
week.
The Misses Crawford accompanied
by their brother left last week for
Dakota.
Ed. Williams, of tho Port Huron
Telegraph, called in to see us on Mon
day last.
"A. w. Peterbaugh. of Woodbridge,
Ont, was here attending his brother
Ddnltl y luHtidi.
Nelson Thayer, of Ft Gratiot..
made friendly call at the NJ. f. par
sonage last Friday.
j. ID. Vivian, of Battle Creek, was
visiting his many friends in town the
fore part of this week.
Fred A. Baker and a. j. Gibson,
of Port Huron. passed Sunday visiting
friends and relatives in town.
Bear in mind that McKeith is sell
ing his stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes. Nations, &c very cheap.
--Casson Stonehouse has brought TO
Ills office some hen fruit on large
scale. 1t mea ,ures s u inches.
John Hrlicn has rented the farm
east of here IT, his brothers Will and
King and intends going west in the
spring.
A. II. Fraser intends moving to
Smiths Creek next week where he will
have control of sewing machine
business.
MIR Whitiock general agent of the
Glens Falls Ins. Co. was i'm town this
week looking up the interests of the
Company.
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McKeith's and get the highest market
D. ice going and save from 10 to 20 per
cent on youi goods.
John II Rose intends building
Il dwelling house on his lot north of
ID. McMartin's on the corner of Pine
and Kennefic streets.
BY buying your dry goods and no.
tions Of McKeith for the next 80 days
you will save from 10 to % per cent
and don you forget it.
We see by the Richmond Review
that Wm. Hotchkiss has moved from
that place to Memphis where he has
rented lie National Hotel.
Jim Macarthur was visiting his
many friends in town few days the
past week. jim has sold his store at
Evergreen 30 Martin Turner.
We received a letter containing
one dollar this week with the instruc-
tions to send the EXPosIToR 10 the
address of Roche & McKenna. Mere
dith, Clare Co., Mich. Thanks.
S. G. Belts writes us from Mem
phis stating that he is having splendid
meetings there and that he will 60 to
Cass City next. He wishes to give his
love to all the folks more especially
the girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lane are
claimed to have been married the long
est of any other couple in st. Clair Co,
having been married 81 years. Mr..
Lane is 81 years old and Mrs. Lane SO
years old.
John Frah,n and Martin Small
were the guests of Jerry Paisley the
fore part of this week. They are on
their way to Pt. An Barques Life Saw
ing Station where they will be station
ed this season.
tions for Greib & Cobb agricultural
implement dealers and will be pleased
to see all of his old customers and as
many new ones as may favor him with
a call at his old stand.
ID. McMartin has purchased the
lot east of J. S. Duties on Kennefic
street and has lumber on the ground
preparatory to building dwelling
house. He says he is not going to
Tennessee as stated in late issue.
The Armada Telegraph has been
resurrected from the grave and it now
stands living branch into which new
life has been engrafted. It has been
annexed to the Richmond Review and
now has bright prospect tor success.
/ MIR. and Mrs. r. CLARK, and Rev
l.. Clark left for Jamestown. Tenn,
on Tuesday morning of this week. the
former to make it their home hereafter
and the latter for a visit. We wish
them unbounded prosperity in their
new home.
Mrs. A. II. Fraser noticed what
she took to be weed growing In one
of her flower pots the ether day and on
removing the earth into another pot
found at the root of this plant or weed
hill of potatoes. They must he Of
the early rose variety.
We were up at Peck last Friday
and installed the officers in Wide
awake Tent, No. 126, X. o. L. NJ.
They have 10 charter members, all
healthy, fine looking men. We should
Judge they have made a good selection
in their officers. May they prosper.
We were invited Tuesday to come
up and participate in an oyster supper
to be given at Martin Turner'S the oc-
casion Of which is his moving away
this week to his new home In Ever
green Centre. A large number OF
friends and relatives were in atten-
dannce and very enjoyable time was