Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-12

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EXPosIToR office pleasant call while
in the village Tuesday.
Benz. Evans returned Tuesday from
Buffalo where he went last Saturday
with carload of stock.
Lewis Bow now occupies the store
south of Frank Landro'S furniture
store for his restaurant.
School Song Knapsack, containing
1870 songs for common schools. For
sale at &. II. Niggeman's.
A meeting of the town board was
held in COwings office Monday for the
purpose of allowing number OF
accounts.
The suit of Noble VS.. Murphy which
was decided by Judge Canlield in favor
of Murphy has been carried by Noble
to the Supreme Court.
HIM. Donaldson, who has been in
st. Louis. Mo, since last April is home
| for the winter. He will return to st.
Louis, Mo-, next spring
Mrs. l.. Granger, mother of Mrs. j.
A. MenZies, left Tuesday morning for
| East Saginaw where she will visit for a
| time with her son Frank.
VIM. O'Rourk and family, of Elba,
Lapeer Co., is here visiting Mrs.
O'Rourk's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. &.
McKenna, and other friends.
If you know of any items of interest
in your neighborhood jot them down
and send them in. We are always
glad to receive items of news.
j. w. Hayes informs us that he is
| doing a fine business IN manufacturing
cigars. John is quiet, industrious
citizen and deserves to succeed.
Thunder and lightning accompanied
by shower Of rain Tuesday evening.
Rather unusual at this time of year.
We may look for very cold weather.
MONEY TO LOAN at seven per cent.
No commissions. Payments of any
amount at any time. JOE w. AVERY,
Office in Stevens Block. Pt. Huron. 30
Lutte Mcdonald is now employed in
John Holden q Bros meat market.
Lutte is a trustworthy young man and
will no doubt make first-class butcher.
Lambert Jones drove team of
horses to Bay City last week, for James
II. Moore, where he disposed of them
and returned home Saturday evening.
The undersigned has for sale at her
farm in the township of Emmett. Sec
tion 30, four miles east of Capac, on the
State road, one yoke OF oxen, 4 years old.
30-3l MARY CARROLL.
We have lately turned out of this
Office pamphlet for the Daughters of
Rebekah of this place and are now at
work on the Brown City graded school
calendar
Mrs. Caroline Holden has removed to
the village and now occupies one of
the new houses lately fitted up by j. G.
Hart. Mrs. Holden will keep house
for her sons.
David Sexton is erecting new
building on his lot north of the railroad
which he will use as saloon. The
building he now occupies will be used
as bakery.
Steve Malloy, who acted in the capac-
! ity of operator and ticket agent for the
+. d T. M. Co.. here the past three
months, is now located at Avoca in the
same capacity.
We notice by the Port Huron Daily
Times that w. +. Ballentine and Lee
Saunders were among those who took
in the second free excursion to Findlay,
Ohio, last week.
Nelson Kitely, of Canada, brother to
George, has purchased Mr.. Wlland's
| farm In Greenwood and will move over
with his family next week and take
! possession of the place.
Donald Macarthur has completed the
foundation for Mrs. EYa Jones house.
1t is fine piece of mason work. lie
is now engaged putting up an ice house
for John Holden 81 Bro.
The Jersey Lily has become quite
famous for her beauty, and she means
to keep it, too, for, hasn't she learned
in the great United States to cure
colds with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Albert G. Secor was up in the Saginaw
Valley country last week buying lum-
Der which he will use in building the
houses he has contracts for. Albert is
having good run of work at present.
If you would like to attend the best
Christmas ball ever held in this village
don't fail to buy ticket to Michaels'
party to be held on the evening of Dec.
20. Bill, including supper, only S1.25
c. Andreae & Sons have lately added
a brand new loom to their already well
equipped woolen mill. This firm are
enterprising and industrious and add
much to the welfare of our thriving
village.
For sale. at a bargain, eighty acres of
land described as follows: the north
of the northwest of section 6, Brock
way township. For terms and further
particulars address g. r. HUSTON, 15l
Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. 30-5
The Methodist Protestant. Methodist
| Episcopal and Church of Christ Socie-
ties now hold union prayer meetings
Thursday evenings alternately. More
interest will undoubtedly be taken in
these meetings than heretofore.
For a "bang up" good local paper the
Capac Journal takes the "bun." The
citizens of that thriving town should
give this enterprising publication their
hearty support. The proprietors are
doing their level best to build up the
place.
Misses Mary Lavell and Maggie
Houston have rented rooms in Thomas
McArthur's building and opened a
dressmaking shop. Ladies having
work to be done in this line will do well
to give them call. satisfaction guar