Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

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JOS. Middleton and family are enter
tanning Mrs. Knapp of Alpena.
We have been more than rushed with
job work the past two months.
Mrs. Sidney Butler, of Port Huron, is
the guest of Geo. Brooks and wife.
ID. Drake and wife, visited their son
Charles at Memphis the past week.
Will B. Saville and family now occu-
py rooms upstairs in j. &. Hart's
building.
Notice the new sign in front of the
EXPos1TOR office. Frank Newell did
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sponenberg, visited
their son Norman at Gagetown the
past week.
James Worden is now resident of
this place having moved his family
here lately.
Plant your advertisement in the EX-
PoSIToR if you wish to reap an abun-
dant harvest.
VIII McKen9a is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mckenna and other
friends here at present.
j. II. Bartlett, of Fargo, is selling
salt for 75cts. per barrel and land salt
at $500 per ton. Give him a call.
Mrs. III. Granger, of Armada, and
Mrs. +. B. Granger, of East Saginaw,
are the guests of we editor and family.
Jesse and Miss Carrie Rapley .togeth-
with Jerry Paisley and wife, visited
Frank Rapley and wife at Imaay City.
Sunday.
Justin Robinson. who had his hip in
jured about two weeks ago while lift
ing iron on the +. & p. NJ. R,y, is able
to be around again.
$500, $1,000 OF 81 800 to loan on first
class farms in st. Clair county at 81 per
cent. per annum. Address, j. BROM-
WICK. Port Huron. box 753. 1876
The state railroad crossing board has
approved the Brown City spur track of
the Flint II Pere Marquette railway in
Sanilac and Lapeer counties.
Sd. Welch was in the vicinity of
! Coleman and Gladwin this week look
| ing after lumber. Frank Vanslyke
and Dave Welch were with him.
Put up your stoves but remember
thou shalt not swear, neither by the
heavens nor the earth. Make good
joints. smile and look good-natured.
A large new watering tank has been
| built at the station for the purpose of
supplying the locomotives. An engine
Those of our subscribers who are in
arrears on their subscription accounts
will find notice at the head of column
on fourth page that is of interest to
them.
Mack Henderson left fo- Englewood
H., this week where he has secured
work at his trade. Mack will be missed
here. We wish him success in his new
home.
Mrs. c. Vanwagner's children left fol
Bay City Monday together with hel
household goods. Mrs. Y. will wait
until the latter part of the week before
going.
Mrs. G. b. Clark and son Will, arriv.
ed home from Mackinaw Tuesday
night. Will is much better. being able
to walk a short distance.-Marlettt
Leader.
j. Il. Waterman, James Foster, A. +
Leonhard, III. +. Smith and others from
Peck, passed through Yalelast Monday
Oh their way to attend the Exposition
at Detroit.
II. NJ. Lothian has a new adv. this
week. 1t will be to the interest of the
readers to peruse the same and when
wanting groceries or provisions give
him call.
i VIM. III. Garlick has returned from
Minden City, where he has been for the
past two weeks, and his smiling coun
tenance again illuminates the Rapley
house Office.
Those owing the EXPOsEToR, thai
have more wood than money, can settle
all arrears and year in advance with
the needful, Bring along one or the
other or both.
Geo. w. Elston, of Speaker, has the
many thanks of the EXPosIROR staff
for "a basketful of snow apples. George
always remembers us when hehas any
thing good to eat.
Fred Farr, who at one time was {
Fargo boy. was shaking hands with ole
friends in this place Tuesday. He i!
travelling for New \ ork firmsSellinl
teas. eoffees and spices.
A great many of the friends OF
"Jack" Rath in this vicinity will bt
pleased TO learn that he is now located
at Salem, Oregon, and doing well. IL,
left here about two years ago.
About as lively place of business as
you will fnd in the village is the Yale
Hotel, run by VIM Barrett. lie is very
accommodating and his house is con
Quoted in quiet and orderly manner
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it;
1t is one of the good things of this life
The school house at Lambs burned
to the ground about two weeks ago and
+. +. Law was there thisweek trying tc
settle the difficulty which has arisen
over the location of a site for a new
school building.
a. w. Ferguson is having honors
heaped on him fast at Yale. Last
spring he was elected q village trustee
and recently elected a school trustee.
lie is worthy of all the people may
confer.-Almont Herald.
IT. +. Smith, of Peck, met us on the
street Wednesday and paid his subscrip
tion up to Jan. 1891. He has the honor
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