Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-11
Miss Cora Mills is the happy owner

fore part of this week.
Miss Persie Johnson, of Marlette, vi
sited friends in the village July 4th.
Will and Jas. Patterson, of Almont,
visited their brother at this place last
week.
Dave Bowman left for East Saginaw
Tuesday where he expects to secure a
position.
Mrs. j. B. Paisley and son Harry are
visiting Wallace Adams and family at
Caseville.
Geo. Allen left on Tuesday for Vas
sar where he will resume work on the
F. & p. NJ. R'y.
j. F. Holden, w. III. Bonfoy and A.
n. Paisley. of Brown City, spent their
4th at this place.
jim BOice, of Port Huron, was visit
ing his brother Oscar and other friends
in the village the 4th.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
were three very hot days the thermom-
etor registering about 92 in the shade
each day.
We are indebted TO someone for
copy of the 4th of July number of the
Bay City Times. 1t is printed with red
and blue ink.
The Port Huron Sunday Herald
comes to us this week with a new head
which makes great Improvement
in its appearance.
Mrs. JAS. Newell is visiting at her
old home in Canada for the first time
in nineteen years. She will be gone
about three weeks.
w. y. McKenna and +. w. Julian.
veterinary surgeons, have a new adv.
in this issue. They are prepared to at
tend all calls day or night.
Misses Leckie. Holder, Maggie Phare
and Mrs. Genie Connell, of Port Huron
spent the 4th in this place the guests
of ID. &. Williams and family.
Our genial friend John Carroll. of
Peck, was in this place last week on
important business. John is whole
souled fellow and friend of everybody.
We are in receipt of Vol. l, No. 2, of
the Unionville Echo. 1t is neatly
printed, well edited and newsy five
column, eight page paper. Success to it.
There will be special communica-
ton of Broekway Lodge, in Masonic
hall. Saturday evening, July 18th, 5SS9,
for the purpose of comforting the Sd
degree.
The Richmond Review has put on a
new spring dress and now presents a
very attractive appearance. Del is
getting rather tony since he entered
Uncle Sans employ.
W. B. SayiIe wishes to say to the
people of Yale and vicinity that after
September he will be prepared to do
all kinds Of painting, decorating and
will make goldsign work, lettering and
granting a specially.
The Disciples will hold meetings at
the Menerey church next Sunday morn
ing, afternoon and evening. y number
of ministers from abroad will be i'm
attendance. Elder Judson Brown of
Pennsylvania is expected.
Edward Duffie met with serious
while helping TO fill scrapers
on the railroad. the lever falling and
him on the back, inhicting
painful wound. Chas. Ferguson also
received bad cash in the head by the
same means.
JAS. j. Livingston 81 Co. are erecting
q warehouse at the 1ax mills size 22X34.
They intend building an Office on their
lot and also an extensive addition to
the mill. When all these additions are
made they will have a small village of
heir own in that part of the corpora
ion.
j. NJ. Loose Red Glover Co.. Detroit.
l have used your Solid Extract Red
Clover with perfect success and take
great pleasure in recommending its use
20 any afflicted with Sc-ofulous or Can
,erous affections, believing it from my
'wn experience to be a most efficient
blood purifier. j. j. Harrison, Pains
nile, o. For sale by w. n. McKenna.
Peter Ferguson, of Almont, who
made the greatest court record and
,wned the most tax titles of any man
n the county, is dead and laid away.
Those who were ever so unfortunate
IS to have any business relations with
him say. disturb him not, let him rest
n the interests of humanity let him
est.
TO show what skillful farming
will do we publish the following:
We noticed in late issue of the EX-
'osIToR some wheat grown by Chas.
'Iavis on his farm in Greenwood. On
he same piece of ground, which grew
his wheat, the year before the rag
weed choked the peas out and what
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