Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-09-04
Local Expositions.

Buy your lime at Jas Ferguson &
Co.'S grain house at Sl.00 per barrel.
Send in your orders for refuse salt In
hulk at $500 per ton. Highest price
paid for all kinds of grain.
Just four weeks to fair time.
Look for John Makelim's change
of adv. next week.
Mrs. o. w. Mills is visiting
friends in Port Huron this week.
Mrs. Williams, of Ubley, was a
guest at the M. Z. parsonage the past
week.
Through trains will be run on the
Lexington Il Utica Ry just as soon
as it is built.
j. ID. Jones has on hand and for
sale lot of lumber. lath, &c. When
in need give him call.
Elder j. III. Patton, of Almont,
preached iii the A. G. Chapel on Sun
day afternoon and evening last.
Mrs. ID. III. Nicholson. of Ross
Grove, H., is at present visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Jones, of
this place.
We are informed that Brown Bros.
threshed for Jerry Johnson one day
last week 910 bushels of wheat in 0
hours. Pretty good.
When you are in need of any lath-
ing done call OH Franklin Westfall as
he is prepared TO do the same for 21a
cents per yard. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
There will be social for the bene-
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vim school house on Wednesday even
ing, sept 10th, to which all are cor
daily invited to attend.
st. Clair Pomona Grange No. 12,
will hold Il regular quarterly meeting
at Fargo, st. Clair Co., On Wednesday,
Sept 18th at o'clock a. M. to which
all patrons are invited.
Remember the dance and supper
next Thursday evening to be given by
the Masonic fraternity of this place in
the room underneath their new hall.
All are invited to attend.
Miss Minnie Creighton has accept
ed position as teacher of one of the
departments of the North Branch
schools. We wish her all the success
possible in her new field of labor.
The Prohibition County Conven-
tion will be held at Port Huron, in
Arcanum Hall, Sept. IL. at 10 o'clock
a. no. District Convention at p. m.
Let us have full representation.
Mrs. Susan Russell, of Milliugton,
Mich, was the guest of w. II. Rollins
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Loadman,
of Exeter. Ont, are guests of the above
named gentleman and family this
week.
Jas Garlick has painted some signs
of late which are credit TO him. He
has painted "a couple of signs for John
ME the tailor which are very artistic
also blacksmith sign for Geo Van-
wagner.
Next Thursday is the dav set
for dedicating The new Masonic Hall
in this place. Arrangements have
been made for good speeches, singing
and other entertainment suitable for
the occasion. All are invited. A
good time is anticipated.
The Detroit Evening Journal was
one year old August Both and a very
healthy infant at that. The nropriet.
ors painted the paper red to designate
that it is read by everybody and SO
it is. Never in the history of journal
ism has a newspaper attained the sue
cess as has the Evening Journal dur
ing the past year of its existence.
Rev. J. w. Gray will be with lis
again this year. lie is "A live, ener-
getic worker and has done a great deal
of good since his sojourn here. May
he be blessed to do as much more an
other year. We have heard nothing
but praise and satisfaction in regard
to the good work he is doing and re-
ceived unanimous call for this year.
Our quiet little town was aroused
at the news of Mrs. VIM Emery hav-
ing poisoned herself Friday evening
about ) o'clock. 1t seems she was
putting laudnum into tooth and not
knowing the nature OF the stuff swal-
lowed some and il WAS noticed just in
time TO save her life. Drs Mitchell
and Gowan were called and by hard
work brought her 10 her senses. al
this writing she 10 doing liuely.