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

w. III. Rollins, DR.. Clyne, L. III. Par
kinson and Alex. Lowe were i'll Port
Huron Tuesday.
Misses Sibyl and Jennie Raymond
of Port Huron, were in the village this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Geo. w. Bell and the Morrill, Bros
are making exhibits of horses at the
Port Huron fair and exposition this
week.
Frank Weston left for Alpena yes
terday where he will 90 to work. lie
will probably return in the spring with
a pocketful of hard earned cash.
Walter L. Shaft, of Genesee county
has been licensed to marry Miss Sarah
Alice Ella Anna Hand, of Ohio. lie
gets good hand-out in name at least
a curious Indian relic was recently
found in Flint township. 1t is a stone
image of a bird made of flint stone.
1t is four inches long and shows marks
of great ingenuity
The station on the new line of the
f. 81 L. NJ. R'y between this place and
the bridge has been located on Richard
Newkirk's place. Work will soon be
commenced on the same.
Mrs. Paul. OF Wellesley, Ont. who
has been visiting her son here lately,
returned home on Tuesday. Mrs. An
drew Paul accompanied her and will
visit her old home in Hamburg, Ont.
Samuel Gray and wife. of Peck. pas
sed Tuesday evening in the village the
guest of J. ID. Grinnell and family.
They were OH their way home from
Detroit where they have been spend
ing the past week.
James Kerwin, at one time in the
agricultural implement business in this
village with John Hickey. spent last
week renewing old acquaintances here
and taking in the fair. He is now
working on the &. IL e. L. Ry.
FoR SALE.-One horse and cutter,
one double harness, one light wagon,
double harrows, plow and cultivator.
one cow and calf. Any or all of the
above will be sold very cheap for cash
OF approved notes. Enquire at the Ex-
POSITOR office. 2ltf
Alex. H. Braidwood expects to move
his stock of goods, store fixtures and
household furniture to Leonard next
week where he will carry on a general
store. Alex and his eStimable wife
Will ldNt Illt DcSU WISHES VI IltlI Illdlly
friends here in their new home.
"Feebly she laugheth in the lanquid
moon, while PorphyrO upon her face
doth look" and wonders what has swell
ed it so. When he finds it is neuralgia
however, he does not lose his head, but
having twenty-five cents in his inside
pocket invests in bottle OF Salvation
Oil.
You can obtain one of the best agri-
cultural papers published, free. by pay
ing one years subscription to this
paper. This is splendid opportunity
TO get farm journal that is now read
by nearly 2OO.OOO farmers. Come in
and take advantage of it. Mention il
TO your neighbors.
The time for redceminC delinquent
S,&te and county taxes for 1885, which
We're sold and tax titles given TO pur-
chaseTs last October. expired on Mon.
day last The tax titles now hold and
the owners will be obliged TO settle
with the tax title sharks on the terms
the latter may name.
Collector Geer has received inStruc.
tions from the Treasury Department tc
drop four men from the roll. Albert
SteROw. of Port Huron, and Wm. Hun
ter. of Capac, were relieved on Satur-
day, and Geo. Marshall will walk the
plank i'm a few days. The Port Austin
Office has also been abolished.
Alex. Lowe, one of our prosperous
and enterprising farmers living . miles
northwest of here, owns hen that has
broken the record. She brought into
this world last Friday twenty-foul
chickens and they are all living If
anyone has a hen chat can beat thls we
would like TO hear from them.
Mack's fair Ball in Central Hall last
Thursday evening was a very pleasant
affair. Although the attendance was
not SO large as it might have been yet
those who were there speak very high
ly in regard 60 the way everything pas
sed OF. Mack spared no expense to
make it pleasant Tor everybody.
The Sanilac JeGersonian, published
at Lexington by samuel Burgess. cele-
brated its tbiTty-lirst birthday last week.
It starts out on the thirty-secOud year
well filed with interesting news. and
promises to hold its own in that line as
1t always has. Here's hoping that the
Jeff and its able editor may live long
and enjoyable life.
I. i. NlCUdelS Dhll IdSJ lluThudy
evening was grand success in every
particular. The music was fine, the
supper excellent, the attendance large
$50 couples-the crowd orderly and
in fact all enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. Charley does his utmost
to make his parties pleasant, and he
generally succeeds.
Albert and William Neil. of Norwich,
Ont, were here the past week stopping
with Isaac Mclaughlin. They pur-
chased 20 acres of land from Mr.. Nc
Laughlin ut $50 per acre and will open
up brick and tile manufacturing es-
tablishment soon. These gentlemen
thoroughly understand the business
and will make a success of it.
The first district meeting of the Port
Huron district NJ. p. church, will be
held at the Smiths Creek church.
Smiths Creek. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. $40. An interest
ing programme has been prepared. All
the pastors, local preachers and exhort-
ers, and two lay delegates from each
circuit, are expected to be present and
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