Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-07

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Wanted by young man, board in 6
private family in this village. Address
j. l.. r.. Box 234, Yale.
VIM. b. Saville has just completed q
neat new sign for himself. 1t displays
his artistic taste in every way.
WANTED-A good smart. active boy
! from l3 TO 10 years Of age to work III
the bank. n good pen man preferred
b. IL. NOBLE.
i. III. Drake has had his law Office
neatly papered and carpeted, which
makes vast improvement in the ap-
pearance. w. B. Savile did the work.
Harvey will be pleased to see his
friends who may favor him with a call.
\ number OF the residents of our
| village drove out last Sunday to the
new +. & II. NJ. bridge in course of con-
struction over Mill Greek. 1t is eX-
| pected that the first train will be run
over the road to Port Huron about the
10th of this month.
y lirSt-claSS time may be anticipated
by all lovers of the terpsichOrean art at
Michaels' Thanksgiving ball to be Civ
Ell on the evening of November 2Sth.
coming The genial Charley is making
every effort TO Out-dO previous at
tempt in this direction.
Elder j. II. Patton. OF Almont, will
preach next Sunday afternoon and
evening at the usual hours in the
Church Of Christ, brick chapel. Inter-
eSting subjects, as usual, will be dis
cussed. Thinking Christians are earn
estly invited to hear him; those who
don't think had better not hear him.
L. F. Law. secretary of the County
School Examiners. was in the city on
Saturday. He said to Times repre-
sentative: 1.-TWO school districts in
China, one in Klmball and one in Mus
sey have voted to adopt the free text
book system, rs provided by the last
Legislature" PIT. Huron Daily Times.
John y. Zavitz who has run the Ma
tional Hotel at Peck for the past two
years i'm a successful manner will move
to Sanllac Centre next Monday and
take possession of the Gleason House.
The patrons of that house will find him
a pleasant and agreeable host. y. X
Robinson will take charge of his own
house as soon as Mr.. ZavitZ retires.
r. +. Gould, late OF the Richmond
Review and Z. w. Sutton. of Armada
have purchased the Armada Crescent
from b. G. Bego,e and commenced up
on their duties in that office this week.
The boys are both full of life and ener-
gy and will give Armada rOusing
good paper. We hope they may enjoy
a full quota Of the honor and riches in
their new sphere.
\ serepsde was given Misses Lulu
Cunningham and Nellie Ellis. guests
of W. l.. Ellis. Thursday evening last
by Joseph Allen. Frank Niggeman.
Fred Palmer and VIII Foster The
BOYS were cordially invited to enter and
Il nice lunch was served by Mrs. Ellis.
after which they made the evening
merry with music from their guitars
and mouthorgans.
f. II. Drake has fixed up his law Office
in fine shape. is adding new furniture.
notorial seal etc. and will soon have one
of the neatest and most convenient
offices III town. He wishes to inform
his patrons that he will be found at his
place of business in the Rapley block
next door to the EXPOSIToR office, from
8 a. IN. until s p. M, and that this is no
chestnut" either
Every school district in the rural
sections should take steps to organize
some profitable source of amusement
for both old and young during the Win
ter The nucleus should always
be a library, and this be largely added
to 10y the people. n little effort in this
direction would be surprisingly sue
cessful There should be one or two
meetings at the school house each week
for such social intercourse as will keep
alive the general interest and prove of
advantage to al'Concerned. al
The following is list of the names
of the members OF the official board of
the NJ. L. church, approved by the first
quarterly conference held at Yale
last Saturday: Jas. II. Moore, G. Stone
house. Jas. Holden. ii. j. McPhee,
Holley Bradshaw, Johnson Dafoe, Jas.
Bailey. Samuel Simmons. VIM. Patter-
son, Jas. Keyes, Geo. Mcintyre. Eliza
beth Shannon. Trustees: j. j. Tickner,
chairman; VIM. Strong, John Holden.
John Mitchell. Hiram Dafoe, James
Bailey, VIM. Harris, VIM. Patterson,
Jas. II. Moore, &. Cooper, G. r. Holden.
Holley Bradshaw. Samuel Simmons,
Jas. Keyes, VIM. HodgiBs, George Nc
Intyre.
Avoca is the name of the new sta
ton on the main line of the +. Il L.
NJ. II. r., located on the farm of Rich
ard Newkirk. This is to be the only
station between Yale and Mill Creek.
Every effort that money can influence
will be put forth to make Avoca the
leading market, and most enterprising
place on the line of road. We have
money to build the place. aud enter
prise and energy to keep it booming.
We propose to erect Bank building
in the place. and will be prepared to
assist all those wanting to build. Lots
given away to all those wanting to
build by July 1st, 1890. Maps at Office
of Marcus Young, Port Huron, and
Richard Newkirk, Avoca
The fire bug broke loose again last
Saturday morning and this time the
dwelling house situated on Main street
owned by Terry Monaghan and occu-
pied by J f. Hoskin. was the victim.
AS usual no one can form any idea of
the origin. Fire protection would have
been of no avail in this case as the ele-
ment had gained too much headway
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