Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-04-18
Local Expositions.

him last week.
Horse bills printed at this office with
neatness and dispatch.
w. ii. Ballentine, of Brockway, call
ed in to see us Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mills is visiting her broth
er at Gladwin at present.
The weather has been very cold since
the rain Thursday and Friday last.
Esther Near has sold her house and
lot i'll the village TO Geo. IL. Mcintyre.
l.. V. Ferguson brought to this office
last week hens egg which measures
8ix7 inches.
Conductors and tralnmen on the u.
IL. Il n. w. R'y will be clad IN new
uniforms after May 18th.
Mrs. VIM. IL. Mckinney and two
children, of AuSable, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this place.
Clint Haviland, of Minden City, Wis
tied his father-in-law, l.. V. Ferguson,
and other friends in this vicinity the
past week.
If you want to see nice two year
old stallion just call at Messrs. Collins
He is for service at reasonable price
for limited number of mares.
Leonard, son of Anthony Welch, fell
down stairs one day last week and
fractured his shoulder blade. lie is
doing as well as could be expected.
John ID. McKeith is offering some
bargains at his store in Speaker. Don't
fai, to call and take advantage of some
of them. Notice his change of adv. in
this issue.
Wm. II. Palmer has something to
say to the readers of the EXPOsIToR III
a change of adv. this week. BE sure
and read it, and when you want any
thing i'll his line call on him.
There are number Of places on MGiu
street where the sidewalks need repair
ing. 1t would be a good idea to attend
to them before some one breaks a leg
or gets injured in some way.
The Magic FIGURING Mill at Brock.
way is selling middlings at Sl2 per ton
bran the same. second grade flour al
$3.50 per barrel, Magic flour always on
hand and at lowest prices as usual.
John Collin, who has been visiting
his brothers i'll Speaker for some time
past, has accepted an offer from Thun.
der Bay district to teach school for the
balance Of the year. Our best wishes
go with hlm.
After varied experience will
many so-called cathartic remedies,
am convinced that Ayers Pills give
the most satisfactory results. | rely
exclusively on these Pills for the cure
of liver and stomach complaints.
John b. Bell, ST., Abilene, Texas.
A new 12-horse power engine has
lately been placed in the Sherman Com
pany's press room at Port Huron, which
furnishes power to print the Daily and
Weekly Times. a new COttrell jot
and newspaper press has also been ad
ded the past week, which with other
accessions, makes these rooms well
equipped.
The treasury department decides that
the steel plates used in the construction
of the st. Clair river tunnel, and which
come from abroad, must pay duty
This upsets previous decision con.
cerning material, machinery, etc, to be
used in constructing the tunnel, but
aflirms decision made by Collector
Ward at Port Huron.
G. F. MIichaels Easter ball, which will
be held in his hall next Monday even
ing, promises to be grand success
He has secured the services of Perkins
orchestra from Inlay City, and all who
attend may depend on hearing good
music. Mr.. Michaels is sparing no
pains in getting up the supper and will
have lots of eggs for everybody. The
bill he has made reasonable only 81 GO
and there is no reason why every
body should not attend.
A new puzzle has been introduced in
the East which is absorbing more at
tention from those who have seen it
than did the famous thirteen puzzle in
its day. Seven spots are made in a
row, thus: e x o o o
Three coppers are placed on the e's
and three dimes on the o's, leaving
nothing OH the X. The puzzle is to get
the coppers on the o's and the dimes on
the es by moving the coins and jump
ing one copper with one dime or vice
versa, never moving coin backward.
1t can be worked Try it.-Ex.