Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-31
?. & P. M. R. r. TIME TABLE.
Local Expositions.

Notice J. ID. McKeith's new adv. in
this issue.
Jas. f. Lutz was in Port Huron
Thursday last
Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, was in the
village Monday.
f. f. Law was in Berlin Tuesday
visiting schools.
Harvey Tappan spent Sunday at his
home in Columbus.
NJ. V. Richardson is building an ad-
dition to his house.
John Crawford left for Black River
Saturday morning last.
Cape overcoats will be all the rage
for the coming winter.
G. Andreae 81 Sons have just received
two carloads of lumber.
Jacob Menerey and son Fred were at
Evergreen the past week.
II. II. Lyons of the INLAY City Optic
has been quite sick of late.
Miss Ada Dufie visited her sister
Mrs. G. 5. Ney the past week.
Thanksgiving Day is officially an
nounced for Nov. 7th in Canada.
Miss Blanche Manning is employed
rs clerk in the 2 Blacks grocery.
Mrs. Geo. Green and children OF Au-
Sable, visited Albert McKenna the past
week
The EXPosITOR and the Detroit
Weekly Tribune four months for 35
cents.
WIN. Rowland, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting George Brooks and wife at
present.
Miss Mary Menerey's school in Mus
sy opened on Monday with good at
tendance,
w. ii. Rollins and daughter visited
DR.. Fishburn and family at Almont
last week.
Beard 81 Summers made n large
shipment of hogs from this place last
Saturday.
Martin Conley was reelected county
drain commissioner by the board of
supervisors.
For SALE-A well bred ram lamb.
Farmers in need of same call on w. ID.
Wear, Yale. 22-tf
James Brown left last Friday to V Isl
friends in Coleman, Mt. Pleasant and
other places.
Lutte Mcdonald. of Marlette. passed
Sunday with his mother and other
friends here.
Miss Lizzie Menerey is IN Coleman
assisting her brother Dave, editor of the
Independent.
Geo. II. Mustard and wife Of Port
Huron. visited DIR. G. 5. Ney and wife
over Sunday.
VIM. Moore, of Port H0ron, brother
of James H., has been visiting the
latter this week.
Iii Manning has moved into the
house on Mechanic street formerly oc-
cupied by L. +. Pratt.
Andrew DePeel has sold his house
and two lots on kennefic street to John
Tomilson, of Speaker.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
f0rd's Lotion. Sold by G. y. Wells,
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
Wanted by young man, board in a
private family in this village. Address,
j. l.. r.. Box 234, Yale.
J.C. Hart has moved his buildings
from Main street where he will fit them
up to rent as dwellings.
Reduced rates given on all periodi-
Gals in connection with the Exposition.
Now is the time to make up clubs.
VIM. Garlick, clerk of the Rapley
house, has been visiting his family at
Minden City during the past week.
At the teachers examination held in
the high school building here last Sat
urday IL persons wrote for certificates.
Alfred Young has been busily engag-
ed the past week painting Wm. Strong's
house and barn. He is doing good job.
LosT-A silver butter knife. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning same to &. ii. Niggeman's store.
WANTED-A good smart, active boy
from IL to 10 years of age to work i'm
the bank. a good pen man preferred.
B. *. NOBLE.
John Menerey returned with his
mother to Warwick, Ont, last Saturday.
He remained there over Sunday visit
ing friends.
For SALE. Andreae Il Sons, of
the Yale Woolen Mills, have a choice
lot of hemlock boards and jolsts which
they will sell cheap.
The +. & =. NJ. R'y Co. are putting in
telegraph line from Brown City to
Deanville ana will have an operator at
the latter named place.
About seventy-five persons, princi-
pally children, attended the magic Ian
tern exhibition of the Johnstown flood
in Central hall Tuesday evening.
Martin Monroe has charge of J. ID.
Jones lumber yard at present. When
you are in need of lumber you will find
him ready and willing to attend to your
wants.
Call and see the immense stock of
furniture Frank Landro has lately re-
ceived. Frank is having an immense
trade which he deserves. Good goods
and low prices is what tells.