Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-05
Local Expositions.

Is the one dollar bill.
Remember the fair Sept 25-27.
J. G. Holden was in Detroit last
Thursday.
Joe Hardy returned from the north
woods last week.
Jas. Burt, of Capac, was in the village
one day last week.
Hon. Joseph Gibbons, of Blaine, was
in town last week.
Call and look over Mrs. G.. a. Perkins
fall stock of millinery.
Rev. a. j. Holmes, of Memphis, was
in the village Tuesday.
Miss Allie Black, of Saginaw, visited
her parents and other friends here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Mcintyre were
visiting among their children north of
here last week.
Miss Davis, who has been visiting w.
Cowings family, returned to her home
in Detroit Friday.
Mrs. Lowell Monro and son have been
visiting relatives and friends at Lake
port the past week.
Levi Perkins, of Delaware, Ont, was
here the past week visiting Mrs. q. A.
Perkins and family.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Lotion. Sold by G. y. Wells,
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
Prosecuting Attorney Merriam, of
Port Huron, was in the village Thurs
day on important business.
j. ). Crandall and family, of Sanilac
Centre, passed through the village Fri
day last on their way home.
Miss Meta Bell returned home on
Thursday last after a months visit
with friends in the Dominion.
a number of the boys took in the
dance at Brown City Thursday evening
last. They report fine time.
Those desiring tile for drainage pur-
poses, or sewer pipe wells, culverts, etc.
should call OH L. f. LAW, Yale. 17w2
Nelson L. Smith and wife, Ringwood,
Ont, visited John Wilson and other
friends in this vicinity the past week.
Lewis Bows little daughter left for
Bridgeport last week where she will re-
side with her grandparents and attend
school.
Robt Rieks, nephew of Robt. Rieks,
who lives north and west of here, left
Wednesday morning last for his home
in England.
We noticed in last weeks Richmond
Review that the egg firm of Weter.
Tanning ~ Co. sold to Eastern parties
S13,S16 worth of eggs.
A barber from Lexington was here
this week looking up the chances for
opening another shop. Guess he found
the field well supplied with first class
BARRIERS.
Mrs. G.. A. Perkins .is receiving her
fall stock of millinery and would be
pleased to have the ladies of this place
and surrounding country call in and in
speet her fine line.
A lamp was knocked off the table at
Lewis Bows home last Thursday even
ing. and but for the quick action of
Mrs. Bow in smothering the flames we
would have been obliged to record a
fire this week.
James IIisey this week sold his stock
of groceries to Holden & Waring.
David Macarthur will occupy the store
made vacant by Mr.. Hisey retiring
from the trade, and will put in the same
line of goods soon.
Miss Jennie Palmer gave party to
her young friends last Thursday even
ing at which a large number were
present and most enjoyable time was
spent. Miss Jennie can perform the
duties of hostess to perfection.
Don Macarthur met with a mishap
while working on his contract putting
in the sewer along Main street one day
last week. The sides caved in almost
burying him, but he succeeded in re-
leasing himself. Ills injuries were
slight but painful.
Rev. G. w. Barnum left for the annu-
al conference at Bay City, Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Barnum, as pastor of
the Nj. +. church of this circuit, will
probably be returned for another year
as he has given the best of satisfaction
and the affairs. of the church are in first
class shape.