Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09
Local Exposiflons.

-DIOCkWdy ScHtlo ilao CooiOi iio"'
We had splendid shower Mon
day evening.
VIM. r. Scott has commenced on
the foundation of his rev dwelling.
Jos. Rose has laid the sidewalk in
front of his property on Main Street.
john Saunders has brick, lime and
hair for sale at his residence in town.
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-Thos. Hickey is building an addi-
ton to his barn ON his premises in
town.
Miss Emma Warner. of Canada, is
visiting her parents. NJ. Henderson
and wife.
%. w. Mills, of Port Huron, visit
ed with his friends and relatives in
town this week.
BE sure and notice G. A. Wells &
Co.'S new ad. IN this issue at the head
of the local items.
Our old friend Jerry Paisley was
on visit to his many friends in this
pldCt uullhS IhC puoN NOOh'
H. B. Stoughton. of Capac. and
Lyme Gray, of Romeo, were here on
Wednesday with the notorious Brink,
of Capac.
We made q mistake in last issue
in regard to Calvin Russell being the
father of boy-it should have read a
daughter.
ID. Drake has Just received a full
line of good prints which he is selling
cheap. If you don't believe it read
his ad in this issue.
Horace Baker. together with his
brother, Capt. r. S. Baker, Of Detroit,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N,
McKenna on the 4th.
On account of so much other mat
ter we are obliged to omit Dr. Mitch
ellis letter this week but will endeav-
or to have it appear next issue.
The Tennesseeans learned many of
their religious melodies from old
"Aunt Dicey," the best known colored
'revivalist in or about Nashville.
Come out and hear the Georgia
Minstrels in Dufiie's'Hall on Saturday
evening, July IT,. They have a good
reputation and give agood show.
-Dr. Gowon was admitted to the
bar one day last week. He intends to
give up his medical practice soon and
give his attention to the practice OF
law.
Over so numbers were sold at
Michaels' dance on the evening OF the
4th. and a good time was had. He
has the finest hall in the country for
dancing.
Edward, son of jeremiah john
son, who has been in Wisconsin the
past winter returned home on Monday.
He looks as though the country agreed
with him out there.
w. III. Palmer deserves credit for
being prompt in laying his sidewalk In
front of his place Of business and also
for the good job he has done on the
same. Let others follow his example.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
ltldb lOO . OulO lOl hss
cured the same complaints in other
cases. Address, L. T. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
Tho bridge across to the fair
grounds has been replaced and is now
| in as good shape as ever. Much cred
it is due TO those who were foremost
in pushing the matter to have it ready
for the fourth.
Roscoe Conkling says that the
smallest county newspaper Is worth
more to its country subscribers in one
month than its price for IA year, and
does more for its neighborhood FOL
nothing than many high official does
for his munihcent salary.
--"Lives there a man with soul 81
dead, who never to himself hath said,
I'll pay before go to bed, the debt
owe the printer. Yes. there are some
we know full well who never such y
tale could tell, but they, we fear, VIII
go to- well, the place where there
no winter"