Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
BROCKWAY CENTRE. Mich. THURSDAY, June 6. 1889.


Strawberries are now in the market.
Jas. Rath is in Port Huron "courting"
this week.
Thos. Rapley was in Romeo on busi-
ness last week.
We have had rather a rainy time of
it for the past two weeks.
Miss Tena Brown is visiting Miss
Chrissie Patton. at Almont.
Miss Rada Rapley is now in Port
Huron taking lessons OH the piano.
1t is "hummer" that lady's fine kid
shoe for $1.00 at Holden IL Warnings.
ID. Mills has been visiting his son
and daughter at Gladwin during the
past week.
The largest and cheapest line of
gents furnishings in town at Holden
& Warnings.
The wife of Peter Soule has been at
Lapeer for the past two or three weeks
receiving treatment for lung trouble.
Peter Pyne has purchased an elegant
hack and he now attends all trains in
the interest of the Commercial House.
Rev. 5. n. Hill will conduct sacra-
mental service in the Presbyterian
church at Brockway on Sunday, June
10th, at 2 p. m.
Geo. Cough has workmen busily en-
gagged on his new gallery and he ex-
poets to have it completed this month.
George is enjoying fine trade and is
doing splendid work.
The Rapley House bus which was
capsized one evening last week and
somewhat damaged, has been repaired
and is again making its regular trips
to and from the depot.
Two persons were baptized in the
stream back of Jesse Morrill's last
Sunday, by Elder j. ii. Patton, Mr.. Fry
and Mr.. Forbes. A large number of
people witnessed the immersion.
Bruce Keller, of Richmond, was in
the village the fore part of the week.
lie is selling y. w. Reeds paper cutter
and is meeting with good success as 1t
is what every merchant wants.
Frank Landro has rented the store
under the Masonic hall and has moved
his stock of furniture therein. He now
has commodious quarters and has or
dered large line of new goods.
Jas. f. Lutz, j. y. and Levi Morrill,,
Jr.. of this place and Hon. Joseph Glib
bons and son, of Blaine, were in the
northern part of this state and over in
to Wisconsin last week looking at the
country. They report pleasant trip.
Mr.. Gaskill, an old gentlemen who
has been living with his sons on the
Spencer farm about one-half mile
north of this place, was stricken with
paralysis Wednesday night, and at
present his recovery is doubtful.-Ar-
mada cor. to Richmond Review.
Robt. Kicks has just finished his barn
and it is complete in every particular.
It is 36x72 feet in size with stone stable
underneath. Thos. +. Beadle was the
builder and Mr.. Kicks is well pleased
with the entire job. This structure is
the finest of its kind in this section.
McPhee & Grinnell, dealers in grain
and produce, have dissolved partner
ship, w. w. Grinnell retiring and III. j.
McPhee continuing in the business
Both parties are straightforward. up
right business men and are benefit to
the village both in social and business
circles. May they ever prosper.
JIM. Loose Red Glover Co.-Gents:
Please find enclosed 81 for one bottle
Loose's Red Glover Extract. used it
last fall for diabetis and am entirely
cured. My daughter wants to take it
as a spring medicine. l think 1T Is a
wonderful medicine. Yours truly,
Knaggs. For sale by w. N. McKenna.
Henry A. Currier, life long citizen
of Almont, died at his home in that
village last week Tuesday, at the age
of 40 years. Deceased had done much
towards building up his town and was
well beloved by all. He was one of
Almont's best business men and leaves
a fine property. He was a brother to
Fred =. Currier, of this place.
The wrestling match held in Mich
els' Hall last Saturday evening be-
tween Ed. Powers, of Almont. Mich,
and Sam Burton, of Toronto, Ont,
drew large crowd and passed off very
pleasantly. Powers winning the first,
third and fourth falls. Burton is the
heavier of the two by five or ten pounds.
Considerable money changed hands
during the evening.
Brockway Centre will have one of
the best wool markets in this section
of country this season. There will be
four firms in the field buying. G. And