Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-04-11
Local Exposifions.
Glenn UP your back yayds.

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Lots of deaths in this locality at
present.
Rev. Z. j. Doyle, of Doyle, was in
the village Monday.
j. a. Vannest, of Brown City, was
in the village Wednesday.
C. Ferguson, of Almont, visited his
son in this village last week.
The stallion show Monday, April %,
promises to be a grand success.
Lowell Monroe is busily engaged
painting Miss Johnson's building.
Thos. Howay now sports new BIZ
cycle. H. II. Holden made the sale.
A brother Of Steve Curvin's from
Wisconsin. was visiting with him last
week.
John Mills has opened a grocery store
at Gladwin. We wish him all manner
of success.
Joseph Wogan, of Windsor, Ont, has
been the guest of Joe. Middleton the
past week.
John ID. Jones has just received a
fine lot of lumber which he is selling
very cheap.
Donald Macarthur is busily engaged
putting a cellar under VIM. L. Ellis
new house.
John Jardine has moved with his
family into b. Z. Mobiles house, oppo-
site NIichaels' hall.
John Bell and wife, of Lexington.
were the guests of G. ii. Niggeman
and family this week.
Thos. Weston, of Wilmotte, Tuscola
county, has been visiting old friends in
this vicinity the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Sterling, of Mt. Pleasant,
visited among relatives and friends
in this vicinity the past week.
Bearss u Holden, butchers, have dis
solved partnership, the business not
being able to pay a living profit to two.
Norman Sponenburg and family, of
Gagetown, visited relatives and friends
in this place and vicinity the past
week.
They are paying from 93cts. to 95cts
per bushel for good fall wheat at the
Star Roller Mill, which is above market
price.
Miss Mary Mason, Of Rochester, Mich,
has accepted position in the store of
G. II. Mason in this village [Sanilac
Jeffersonian.
Weter, Tanning & Cos egg wagons
made their first trip to this village the
latter part of last week. They are
welcome visitors.
The proprietors of the woolen mills
are hard at work repairing the ma
chinery, and expect to get started soon
on their seasons work.
We understand the Patrons of In
dustry held meeting in this place last
Monday for the purpose of making ar
rangements for another store
Z. II. Drake returned to this place
Saturday last from his western trip,
He is delighted with the country out
there and enjoyed his trip very much.
James Sears, Of Brussels, Ont, is
here looking after the horse he sold to
Thos. Kearney, deceased. Mr.. Sears
expects to travel the horse in this vicin-
ity this season.
We want tnews-items of happenings,
great and small. Avoid petty gossip;
jibes and sneers at neighbors, and long
winded expressions of opinion. News
items are welcome from any source.
The new management have discon-
tinued the Saturday excursions over
the p. II. & N. w. R'y from Green's
Corners to Port Huron. The practice
will be continued on the Almont di-
vision.
John Hallock, who has been visiting
friends in Detroit for some time past
was in the village Saturday. He left
that evening for Port Huron, where
he will go for short trip up the lakes
with his brother.
Anderson & Co. in their new adver.
tisement, TO be found in another
column, draw strong comparison be-
tween the method of husbandry in
early times and those of to-day. This
well-known firm make it their pride to
keep the best that inventive genius
can contrive and money can buy. The
progressive, wide awake, money-mak-
ing farmer will do the same thing.
Read about the several specialties
which Anderson Il Co. mention this
week.