Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-26
Farmers are still plowing.
IaSnn Clark is at SaninaW Yisiti

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School closed last Friday for two
weeks vacation.
o. L. Boice was in Port Huron Mon
day and Tuesday.
George Allen is at Sand Beach, the
guest of his sisters.
Mahon Bearss is spending Christmas
with his family here.
Frank Duvall, of INLAY City. is here
spending few days.
B. II. Noble is in Sand Beach with
his family this week.
+. +. Brooks, of Brown City, was q
visitor in Yale Monday.
Bert Mcdonald is no longer in the
employ of w. II. Rollins.
j. ID. Jones made trip to Clifford
Thursday last on business.
Miss Phoebe Roy is in Capac where
she will visit during the holidays.
Miss Sarah Conroy left Tuesday for
COrrunna, Ont, to visit among friends.
Thos. G.. Holden and family are visit
ing relatives and friends in Bay City.
Geo. w. Waring has purchased d.
brakes farm just north of the village.
Miss Jessie Brown has been assisting
in Holden Il Warnings store the past
week.
DR.. G.. S. Ney and wife spent Christ
mas with }. 5. Duflie and family in Pt.
Huron.
Rev. S. n. Hill left Monday morning
for Vassar to spend Christmas with
his son.
Will II. Wear is rusticating with G.
+. Roswell and family at Wolverine
this week.
Geo. Effrick and Brook Bearss have
been clerking for &. III. Niggeman the
past week.
John b. Mills. at one time merchant
here, has opened a store at Whittemore,
IoscO county.
j. O. Grinnell, of Pt. Huron, is visit
ing his parents and friends in the viii
lage at present.
Clarence Holden, who has been at
Bellville, Ont, for the past year, has
returned home.
James Mccall and wife, and Miss
Livingstone are visiting friends at
Baden, Ont, this week.
II. G. Maloney. of the EXPOsIToR
Office, is spending Christmas at his old
home in Amherstburg, Ont,
The Capac Journal wrote up its mer-
chants in nice shape last week, giving
them each Christmas boom.
Mrs. Chas. Crydeman. who has been
visiting friends in Ontario the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.
Norman Sponenburg and wife, of
hara fhnN naCt Vynalx
visiting among relatives and friends.
Newell Levere and wife, of Gratiot
Centre. are visiting Donald Macarthur
and family and other friends here this
week.
Mr.. Henry. Of Detroit, who owns the
farm now occupied by Chas. Crydeman.
was here the past week visiting old
friends.
Prof. j. ii. Petrie, principal of the
high school here, is at his home in st.
John where he will remain during the
holidays.
The Marlette Leader gave its readers
an extra supply of matter last week in
writing up the business men Of the
village and vicinity.
Miss Maggie Phare has returned
from Canada, accompanied by her
sister Alice and Miss Reynolds
Brockway cor. Capac Journal.
You can save your fare if you only
buy pair of pants at our great
slaughter sale. a. Siegel 81 Sons, 2l1
Huron Ave-, Port Huron, Mich.
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. 80
James Hisey and family and John
Hallock left Tuesday morning for
West Branch where they will remain
for a week visiting VIM. Hisey and
family.
We trust all our readers enjoyed q
merry Christmas" and take this oppor-
tunity in wishing everyone of you a
Happy New Year" and many returns
of the same.
Mrs. Ada Shaver, of Blaine, Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Jessie Monroe, of Cliff
ford are spending a few days with
their parents, Martin Monroe and wife,
in this place.
Miss Alice Gowan, of Bay City, is
passing the holidays with james III.
Moore and family. She will visit her
brother and other friends in Brockway
before her return home.
All persons indebted to the firms of
X. A. Carroll Il Co., Mason e Johnson
and Persle Johnson will receive, if set
tied on or before the Goth of January.
a fancy cup and saucer on that date
32-2 PERsIE JOHNSON.
"Let observation with extended view
survey good thing from China to Peru"
and he will not find anything Of such
astonishing merit in killing pains that
flesh is heir to, as he will know is in
Salvation Oil, when he has given it
fair trial.
One of mans first duties is that he
should be good intelligent citizen. In
no way can this end be more easily
reached than by n good school educa-
tion. With this fact in view we call
attention to the superior advantages
presented by the Yale Union Schools
in the line of common school course.
With the beginning of the New Year
let us fill up each department, and
make the most Of our opportunities.
Foreign pupils will receive special at
tention, and all pupils preparing to
faaah will raaaiva ona0io ol In, ot ru afinn I'm