Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-03

weather of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Monroe were in
Port Huron this week.
John A. Hickey, of Blaine, was here
last week attending the fair.
Lambert Jones was visiting friends
at Frankenmuth the past week.
f. III. Drake and wife are in Port
Huron this week taking in the fair.
Miss Sarah O'Neil, of Port Austin, is
the guest of Lambert Jones and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clyne, of JeddO,
The EXPosIToR job rooms is the
place to get your auction bills printed.
Richard Williams spent the most of
last week visiting the Exposition at
! Detroit.
Jas. II. Moore has been up i'll the
Saginaw valley the past week on
business.
Miss Lille Springer has returned
from visiting relatives in Port Huron
and Alpena.
Charley Welch, of Brown City, was
visiting his parents and other friends
here the past week.
Lyman Vanorman having retired
| from farming has taken up his resi-
! dence in the village.
Wm. ShOetman, of Point Edward,
Ont, visited with Henry Howay and
family the past week.
Lewis Bow was in Saginaw Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday, visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
Vol In,
Port Huron this week, the fair and ex-
position being the principal attraction.
Miss Lizzie Wech has broken up her
dreSsmaking establishment at Brown
City and returned to her home here last
week.
Chas. +. Emery, our genial friend of
the Commercial House. Port Huron.
visited friends and took in the fair last
week.
Robt. NJ. Lothian has his brother
William assisting him in his new gro
Gerry store. Robert is enjoying fine
trade.
Rev. 5. y. Hill will give lecture at
the NJ. f. church on next Sabbath
evening at Z o'clock. Subject Social
Life"
Geo. Sunderland and wife, and Mrs.
Naggs, of Detroit, brother-in-law and
sisters of II. L. Smith are visiting him
at Peck.
We are informed that our friend
Phil McDougall had charge of Ander-
son 81 Cos exhibit at the Detroit EX-
( position.
Mrs. Arthur Cross and Miss =. II.
! COwing both of Hamilton, Ont, are
visiting their brother, w. W. Cowing
this week.
j. ID. McKeith will sell by public auc-
! ton at his farm near Moore's Corners.
next Saturday, q lot of stock. farm inn
plements. etc.
+. +. Law has prepared plans and
specifications for new school house in
the George :. Granger district, C0iGm-
bus township.
\ br0ther-in-!aw of Geo. ". Bell
from Canada visited with him Satur-
Gay night. Mr.. Bell drove him over to
! Brown City Sunday.
! Regular communication of BrOckway
Lodge. No. BIG. +. d \. NJ. at their
hall this (ThurS6ay) evening. lmpor-
tant work to be transacted.
$500. 1000 or 81 800 to loan on first
class farms in st. Clair county at Gl per
cent. per annum. Address, J. BROM-
WICK, Port Huron, box 753. l6-5
Will Foster has returned from his
visit and his btaming cOuntenance
may again be seen at the bench iR G.
II. Niggeman'S jewelry store.
Mrs. H. II. Holden having returned
from her visit in Strathroy. Ont, left
Tuesday morning with her children for
North Branch whore Mr.. Holden is
working.
Columbus discovered America and
Edigon invented the phonograph, bat
it remained for DR.. Ball to invent the
remedy Of the age, The Cough syrup
the Ningly cure.
Elder Crandall and wife were visiting
/ friends here Monday. Elder Crandall
! is located at Leonard and is pastor Of
the new NJ Il. church at that place
INLAY City Optic.
David c. Smith has the thanks of the
/ EXPOsITOR household for some fine
cooking apples. Never 4 year rolls by
| but that Mr.. Smith remembers us with
fruit Of some kind.
Mrs. Duncan Mclean. of Lobo. Mrs.
! ID. Bishop, of Poplar Hill, and Thomas
! Wark, of Caradoc, Ont, sisters and
brother Of John Wark are visiting him
at his home in Speaker.
J. :. Dulie, of Port Huron, was Il
visitor at the fair last week Thursday.
Mr. Dutlie was one of the promoters of
this organization and takes delight in
seeing it continued each year.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it
1t is one of the good things of this life.
Dr. J. VI. Chesebro, of Detroit, was
in Yale last week completing arrange
ments for his trip to Seattle, w. r.,
where he will go in company with his
brother-in-law, w. w. Cowing, in De-
cember or January next.
A collision occurred on the G. Il G..
T. R'y few miles east of Capac last
week Tuesday resulting in the smash
up of seven box cars. No one was in
jured excepting the engineer on one of
the trains, who was rendered insensi-
BILE for short time.
4 The Ghary,ooV nNOzDan, kouo hnx,,,,