Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-12
ADDITIONAL EXPOSITIONs.

Charles King and sisters, May and
Minnie, of Goodells. made Jason Clark
Il very pleasant visit Sunday.
Losses Red Clover Pills Cure Sick
headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, con-
stipation, 25c per box. . boxes for 81.
For sale by w. y. Mckenna.
The Sanilac Co. Republican comes
out this week under the new manage
ment and presents a good appearance.
1t consists of ten pages, and the proprl-
etors are pushing young men ana VIII
no doubt succeed.
A new law provides that people may
file their last will and testament with
the Judge of probate. These wills are
locked up and kept until the person
dies. A large number of people have
taken advantage of the provision Of
the law.
so. Welch & Son are retailing flour
at $40 per barrel. This enterprising
firm are steadily at work making i'm
provements in and around the mill-the
latest being an apparatus for protection
against fire. The miller, w. l.. Ellis, is
genius and thoroughly understands
his business.
Robert NJ. Lothian was in the village
Saturday on his way to his old home at
Mt. Salem, where he found his mother
very ill. lie stopped in town on his re-
| turn Monday and made the EXPOSITOR
very pleasant call. He expects to
move with his family to this place next
week and will go into the grocery bust
ness again soon.
The figure "9" is with us and has
come to stay. No man or woman now
living will ever date'a document with
out using as. 1t now stands on the
extreme right-1SS9. Next year it will
be third place-1890 where it will re-
main 10 years. 1t will then move up
to the second place-190O-and there
will rest 100 years.
The shooting season for cartridges
wood-cock, snipe, wild duck and al
species of wild waterfowl, opened last
! Sunday and continues until January |
All ducks except mallard, wood duck
and teal, can be shot from sept. / To
May |. The reason why the shooting
of mallard, wood duck and teal is con-
fined to the period from September2 &c
January | is that they breed in these
waters.
|, the undersigned, offer my sincere
thanks to those who were so kind at the
time of my recent unfortunate loss.
would also say to the public generally
that | have secured rooms next door tC
Jas Brown, across the street from my
old location, where | hope those who
have favored me with their patronage
i'm thepast will still continue 20 do so
as now feel double the necessity OF
the same Sincerely, MARY i. HAYNES
Three runaways in the village tn,
: past week. Last Saturday while col
4, hitched TO Holden Il Warnings deliver!
: wagon was standing in front of VIM
3 Gowan's residence it became frightened
at passing hand car and ran away, de
/, molishing the rig and injuring the col
considerably. The next runaway hap
pened i'm the southern portion of thu
town on Monday. A man by the nam
of Tebo, driving horse hitched {,
{ a road cart, was capsized near the cul
: vert in front of Mrs. Carriers. TIL
D horse only ran short distance whel
e caught. No damage done. w. II
r Morgan, of Lynn, was in the villag
s when a small dog ran out at the colt h
4 was driving. which ran away doing con
S siderable damage to the buggy an
g about running the colt. There are 10
!. of useless ours in this village whic
should be exterminated.