Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-30
Snow storm, April 2s.

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Tom Youngs has placed steps 4
front of his house OH Main st.
CLAN ont your back yards befor
the health officers make their rounds
-Rev. G. w. Gray, of Carsonville
visited his brother in town this week
j. S. Duilis, of Port Huron. mad
Il business "Trip to this place on Monday
evening.
Rev. j. w. Gray attended tn
Ministerial Association at Mayvill
this weea.
Lincoln Avery. of Port Huron
visited with his many friends in thi:
place tLis week.
ID. G.. Finlayson. and wife o.
Grant township. visited at Davit
Orser's this week.
David Orser has put a new chair
into his barber shop and will have 4
man to help him Saturday nights.
WIN ID. Wear is doing good jot
in plasteriug the inside of the Duffie
block. The work will be completed
this week
We had the honor of having the
first meeting Of the village dads held
in our sanctum sanctorum last Mon
day evening.
--"WhY she rejected him" is the
headline in AN exchange. There may
be a good many reasons for it. Most
likely he failed in business.
Silence is golden; but it is difficult
to make "a wife believe it when she
has asked her husband for money
without receiving ID response.
Our merchants have brought
forth their awnings from their winter
quarters and placed them in front of
their respective places OF business.
The Flee Will Baptists will hold
their quarterly meeting at the Menerey
church on Saturday, sunday and Non
day, May %. % and "a. Babtism
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Merritt has planted a lot of
naples around his lot one AMI one
half miles north uf here We would
like to see more of this work done by
those owning land.
Andrew Award has been engaged
| by w. n. McKenna tu 10 the plaster
| ing on the inside of his house. He
has put the first coat on and expect, to
have it finished soon.
Pamphlet descriptive of the Great
| Interior Fruit Belt and SaultarIum Of
Southern California seat free on APP
plication by letter or postal To l.. II.
Holt. Editor Press and Horticulturist.
Riverside. Cal.
johnnie the tailor has just receiv.
ed Il iine assortment Of spring aud
summer goods and is prepared to make
suits for everybody. GIVE him call
when in need. Read his change of
adv. in this issue.
Newspaper advertising is the best
energetic and vigiant of statesmen.
addressing thousands each day, Al.
Ways in the advertisers interests, ami
ceaseessly at work seeking customers
from all classes.
We received letter from DR..
Mitchell this week. lie has reached
California and informs us that he will
write in n few days and let his many
friends here kaow how he is getting
along. He also sends Us a novel post
er advertisement.
Miss G. Boce has new adv. in
this issue which merits the perusal of
everyone. She has the finest and best
selected stock Of millinery and fancy
goods in town. GIVE her a call when
in need of anything in her line. Store
next door To post office.
The ladies of the NJ. p. church are
to be commented for the good work
they have done the past two years.
Lust year they repainted the inside Of
the church aud frosted the windows
and this year they Intend to repaint the
outside and otherwise improve the ap-
pearance of the same.
"A petition signed by nearly all of
our citizens asking for bridge across
Mill creek at the fair ground was pre-.
sented to the highway commissioner
but he refuses to grant them such re-
quest. There Is surely some way to
get at it 80 that we can have bridge
across the creek by fair time.
Where was our marshal when the
| fight occurred at the station between
j. Hale and Chas Rich? We hope
that hereafter when fights occur the
parties who indulge in them will be
properly attended to. When they are
obliged to pay few fines. fighting will
not be so honorable or profitable to
them.
Jerry B. Paisley left for Huron
City on Tuesday morning where he
will take his old position at the life
saving station and be in active dis
charge of his duty during the season.
Jerry will be missed by his many
friends amongst the young people in
this place as lie Is held in high estima-
tion by them. We trust he may have
"a successful season.
The following list includes the
important post offices i'm the Seventh
District, with the salaries attached
Besides appointing u successor 10 Gen.
lartsuff. rs collector of customs at
Port Huron, M. Carleton has been
apportloned ths filling of such vacan-
cies rs may occur in the following
named Offices: Almoni. 1861; Bad
| Axe, Sj2S; Brackway Centre, 1854 T;
Cape. S207: Fort Glatini. 1918: Iin-
Isy CITY. o06 Lspprr. si.Sw Lexlng-
ton. s755; Marine CITY. 0sj; NJ .riette,
500; Minden. ESQ; Mt Clemens, Zap
p0intment alretty madel 1.7o0; New
Baltimore. 5O5; North Branch. 6o2
| Port Austin. 654; Port Huron. .0nO ;
! Richmond. 59S; Romeo. jnn; 81.
| Clair. 1900; Sand Beach. 1888; Sebe-
wa'ng. 0l7; Vassar, 1900; Armada.