Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-23
Eocas ExgosifioHs.

Sunday avery rainy, gloomy day.
Avery heavy west wind prevailed on
Monday.
The Woolen Mills have shut down
for a time.
Thomas Emery visited his parents
near Caro- over Sunday.
Adolph Martins made friends visit
at Vernon over sunday.
Drake & Morrill, have sold out their
cigar factory to Arthur Mainard.
Chester Bricker of ut. Huron, visited
friends in this place over Sunday.
Easter Sunday falls on April first
this year as also does April fools day.
Miss Ella Cady, of Port Huron, was
the guest of We editor and wife Friday
last.
Mrs. David Brown visited friends
and relatives in the vicinity of Lynn
last week
Miss Ada Duflie, Of Port Huron, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. ;. Ney
at present.
Oscar Boice and James Mccall visit
ed friends in Port Huron the fore part
of last week.
Our friend Edward Young. Of San
dusky, was visiting his old time friends
in this place this week.
Teachers bear III mind that examina-
tions for all grades will be held at Sani
lac Centre on Thursday, March 1st.
Don't fail to attend Michaels' dance
tomorrow CFriday) evening. Bill only
S100. a good time may be expected.
Postmaster Lutz informs us that 400
valentines passed through this Office.
900 was the number passed through the
Port Huron office.
Z. p. ITuntoon, of Marine City, left
for his home last Saturday, after hav-
ing spent six weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Levi Morrill,. Jr.
Daniel McMartin, who has been work
ing in the north woods for the past two
months or more. returned to his home
in this village last week.
The post-oflce at Lexington was Wis
tied by burglars Saturday evening Feb.
II, 1888. \ small amount of money
and some tobacco and cigars were
taken.
David Newstead. of Greenwood, was
in Port Huron week before last and
while trading at f. a. Wyers grocery
store. laid his pocket-book containing
$40 down on the counter and came
away without it.
Wm. Rath was the lucky person who
drew the road cart at the drawing at
Wear 81 Paisley's last Monday evening
and 3O5 was the lucky number. We
were present at the drawing and every
thing was conducted fairly and square,
ly and everybody seemed to be well
satisfied.
Some of our citizens are talking up
the advisability of changing the name
of this place. Outsiders have the i'm
preston that our flourishing village is
some four corners. Let the ball be
started rolling and lets have the name
changed. 1t has been suggested that
Flaxton would be very appropriate
name.
\ dollar is a small sum in itself, and
| it's payment would not entail either
hardship or inconvenience, but several
hundred unpaid dollars make large
sum in the aggregate and it is both a
hardship and an inconvenience to those
to whom they are due to be forced to
! lie out of them. If subscribers would
think of that fact they would no doubt
be more prompt in sending in their sub
scriptions.
This is to express my sincere thanks
for the benefit have experienced from
the use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. |
had a severe and aggravating cohgh so
that could scarcely talk-after using
one bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, il
not only cured my cough but strength
ened my sore chest. take great pleas
ure in testyfying to the efficacy of the
syrup and heartily recommend it.
w j. Williams. Jr.. 70 Ansor ST. Char.
icstOn. =. &.