Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-23
Local expedition 81.
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Miss Lille Welch is visiting friends
in Peck.
Peter Carroll, Of Peck, Su@GGyed
with friends in town.
Mrs Frank Brogan, Of Emmct, is
visiting friends in Peck at preseag.
Remember Alchael3' harvest ball this
(Thursday) evening.
Examine the slip on your paper md
see if you are in arrears.
II. Platt. of Dresden, Ont., has been
visiting old friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Miss Agnes Van Norman and T. Z.
Ferguson. were married yesterday.
Aug. 22nd.
Miss Priscilla Johnson entegt&ined
her father, from Tilsonburg, Ont. lew
days last week.
r. +. Bowman has purchased n. T..
Boards interest in the butcher business
OF w. II. Rollins GI Co.
c. S Gilbert is building an addition
to the rear OF his house to be used rs a
kitchen and woodhouse.
Chester Bricker, formerly OF this vii
laga, late of Port Huron, Will go into |
business at Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. NcDougall ,ere enter
tanning Miss Whiting, Of Romeo, at |
their residence this week.
Alvin Silverthorn. of Tawas City, |
Mich, visited with his brother north Of
here during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parker have the
thanks of ye editor and family for q
basket of fine eating apples.
Chas. X Dodge, of Port Huron. was
in the village last Friday and made the
EXPosIToE Office pleasant call.
Saturday evening the streets We're
crowded with people and vehicles. The
merchants enjoyed lively trade.
VIM. Vancamp and family Aa-, re-
moved to this place and taken up their
residence in Thos Darcy's house.
w. w. Grinnell spent few days last
week in the Office Of the z. II. Il Y. ".
Il. il. train dispatcher at Port Huron.
Mrs. Maggie Stewart, of st. Charles,
is visiting her mother Mrs. Saunders,
and other friends in the village at pres
ent
Austin Lutz has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be back at
tending to his duties in the post-oGica
again.
FOR SALE.--We have set Of Com
mentaries on the Holy Bible which we
will sell cheap. Call at the EXPoSIToR
office.
1t will pay you to look at the bar
gains in a. s. e. O'Leary's change of
adv. in this issne Call on them when
in Brockway.
?. s. McGregory, of Cass City, was in
the village last Saturday calling on old
friends. He has been visiting his rela-
tiyes at Melvin.
VIM. Blackford is erecting quite
fine residence for himself, the material
being of stone. lie will soon have it
ready for occupancy.
1t is about time to spring that old
chestnut on our readers:-"Wood taken
on subscription Our wood pile is re-
duced to one solitary stick.
Oro Rollins. of Almont, was in the |
village last week. lie is looking for a
farm and should he succeed in finding
one that suits him he will purchase.
We were in error in stating that j ohm
Jardine had purchased NJ. T. Miller's |
house and lot in this village, George
Bradshaw, of Roseburg, being the pur-
chaser instead.
Rev. j. NJ. Crandall will preach his
farewell sermon at the III. p. church |
next Sunday. He has accepted the call
from this circuit and will remain
among us another year.
In compliance with the new law the
p. II. 81 n. w. railway will have its
passenger coaches heated by steam
direct from the locomotive during the
cold weather in the future.
The first fall wheat sown so far this
season, to our knowledge, was put in by |
willard Welch for his brother $. j.
Welch on Monday last. This is early,
considering the lateness of crops this
season.
Subscribers who in former years have |
paid mp promptly for some reason have
neglected TO do so this year. We are
sadly in need of cash at the present
time and would ask those in arrears TO
help us out.
A perfect complexion, free from pim-
pie or blemish. Is very rarely seen, be-
cause few people have perfectly pure
blood Aud vpt al disfpurino prllD-