Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-12
Local Expositions.

Mack's ball
In Central hall,
Thursday eve., Sept. 26.
Miss Allie Black has returned to Sag
inaw.
Miss Lottie English visited friends al
Marlette Sunday.
Frank T.. Brooks. of Brown City, was
III the village Tuesday.
The potato crop will be very slim this
year on account of the dry season.
C.E. Patterson and wife visited John
brennan and family one day last week
Read the special" notice at the head
Of column on fourth page in this issue
Mrs. Caroline Holden visited her SON
j. f. Holden, at Brown City the past
week.
Mrs. Fred Fowler, of Port Huron. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. y. Nc
kenna.
Cass ID. Merritt and wife, of Port
Huron, visited DIR. and Mrs. G.. ). Ney
over Sunday.
Rev. S. n. Hill will preach at the NJ.
f. church next Sabbath morning al
10:30 o'clock.
We are pleased to see Andrew Paul
again on the streets after his recent
severe illness.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Lotion. Sold by G. A. Wells
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
James Pearce has been visiting rela-
tives and friends III Port Huron and
Algonac the past week.
Grant J. Macarthur, Bert Rollins,
jim Brown and Bert Mcdonald
Sundayed in Inlay City.
Those desiring tile for drainage pur
poses, or sewer pipe wells, culvertS, etc
should call on +. +. LAW. Yale. I7w2
Lutte Mcdonald left for Marlette last
Tuesday to commence work in the new
oat meal mill there. Success to you
Lutte.
NJ. J. Kirkham. of Richmond, was in
the village Monday on his way to
Brown City and other points to visit
friends.
y brother of Lewis Bows from ST.
Louis. this state, will be here soon and
open out a laundry. We welcome such
enterprise to our midst.
$500, $1,000 or 81 800 to loan on first
class farms in st. Clair county atG4 per
cent. per annum. Address, j. BROM-
WICK, Port Huron. box 573. I6-5
Mill creek is entirely dry above Robt
Rick's farm. This is an unusual oc-
currence, as the oldest inhabitant does
not remember when it was dry before.
Cider mills will soon be in running
order. Seth Ludington has added lot
of new machinery TO his mill, and is
prepared to make apple jelly, cider, etc
James Cheeseman,hving west of here
has lately completed fine farm resi-
dence and moved therein. Everything
about Mr.. Cheeseman's premises shows
enterprise and thrift
ID. Mills and daughter Cora left. for
Gladwin Monday where they will make
their home in future. We wish Mr..
Mills and family all manner of success
in their new home.
A. ii. Finn, manager of the Po rt
Huron exposition.t to be held the first of
October, passed through the village Sat
urday OH his way home. He is busily
engaged advertising.
Read the supplement to the EXPo3I-
TOR this week. You will find great
deal of interesting reading matter in
the same. We are sending them oait
only within the county.
Richard Williams has severed has
Econnections as clerk at the Palace Eat
ing House and accepted a similar pOsl-
tion in the American House. Dick isa
hustler and always makes friends.
John Steenburg wishes to say to those
parties who are in the habit Of milking
his cow that if they are too poor to buy
milk and will let him know of the fact
hewill furnish them with milkfree.
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.
While transferring steel rails from
one ear to another Henry Maura had
his foot badly smashed by one of the
rails dropping onit. DR.. Howell dress
ed the wound and the patient is at
work again,
James Reed, an old pioneer of Al
mont, was in this vicinity the past
week visiting James Cheeseman. Wm.
Ovens and other friends. Mr.. Cheese
man worked for the old gentleman
twenty years ago.
J.S. Dufle and wife of Port Huron,
visited their daughter. Mrs. &. 5. Ney,
and other friends in the village Thurs
day last. While here they drove out to
see the farm recently purchased of Ii.
Vanorman by Mr.. Duflie.
John III. Williams left on Monday for
Alpena where he will remain for short
time before going into the woods. John
is q good boy to work and well liked by
his employers. May he return homein
the spring healthy and wealthy.
For SALE.-The undersigned offers
for sale at a great sacrifice, his fruit
evaporating works located at Armada,
Mich, or will sell the machinery for re-
moval at a bargain. Would consider
offer to exchange for real estate. Rea-
son for selling: Poor health and re-
moval south. Call on or address with