Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-16
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new arrival AT his mouse.
VIM. Strong is able to be around
again after his recent severe illness.
II. II. Holden visited North Branch
one day last week. He made the trip
on his wheel.
c. Andreae q Sons intend to make a
special effort to buy large quantity
of wool this season.
Thos. Emery, formerly of this place,
who has been practicing law at Brown
City, will move to Caseville.
Peter Livingston, Jr., of Baden, Ont,
visited the boys at the flax mill and
other friends in town the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Hurst, of Cleveland, o.,
has been visiting with her daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Brooks, for the past two
two weeks.
Harry G. Howard, of Maumee, Ohio,
and Mrs. II. Elliot, of Blaine. were
guests of Phil McDougall and family
the past week
Don Macarthur has just completed
the stone work of Michael Brennan's
bank barn and has done first-class job.
The barn will be 30X60 feet.
There are only two frst-class post
Offices in Michigan, twenty-five of the
sccond-class, about ninety of the third
class, and the rest of the 1857 are
fourth-class.
Those people who are always think
ing that the newspapers are hitting at
them, are advised to look through the
Bible They will find many tlings at
them in the good book.
The band boys have worked like
nailers the past week and now have
their band stand completed with the
exception of painting. When this is
done it will present a handsome APP
pearance.
The Brockway Centre EXPOSITOR is
seven years old and good for many
more. 1t has done much to build up
the thriving village now called Yale
Pt. Huron Daily Commercial Tribune.
Thanks, Brother.
Two men with fine team and light
wagon were on our streets three even
ings last week giving open air concerts
and lectures. These men were agents
for DR.. Fraser's Golden Oil and took
this manner of advertising the medi-
cine.
1t is expecte Il that the standard
guage cars of the Flint & Pere Mar
quette will be running to Vassar this
week, and next week they will get as
far as Mayville. The new rails will all
be LAID through before the narrow
guage rails are taken up.
Never had a preparation more ap-
propriate name than Ayers Hair Vigor
When the capillary glands become en-
feebled by disease, age, or neglect, this
dressing imparts renewed life to the
scalp, so that the hair assumes much of
its youthful fullness and beauty.
Chas. Presley left Saturday for Case
vile where he has entered into part
nership with Wallace Adams and
rented a boat house which they will
conduct during the summer season.
Charley has many warm friends in this
place who wish him success in his new
venture.
Take the enemies that any honorably
conducted newspaper makes, stand
them in row. and label them with
offences the paper has committed to
incur their spleen, and 800 times out of
a thousand the rest of the community
will say that the editor ought to be
proud that they are his enemies.
The Brockway Centre Woolen Mills
proprietors have thoroughly overhauled
the machinery in their factory and now
feel confident that they can give the
best of satisfaction to those who mag
favor them with their work. Messrs-
&. Andrese II Sons are stirring business
inCH anu htICnu otIlCJlg w DuSlueS5
which has insured them the success
that they now enjoy. A new adv. ap-
pears in this issue of the EXPosIToE
for this tirm.
B. IL. Noble Il Co., proprietOrs OF
Lexington and other banks. have pur-
chased the Sanilac County Bank of
this place from Jas. Holmes. The
property changed hands on Wednesday.
JnO. Il. NiggeRan, Jr.. of Lexington.
as "a partner. assuming the manage
ment Mr.. Niggeman has conducted
business in the bank which he leaves
in most perfect manner, commanding
the good viii and patronage of large
circle of business men. We feel that
his presence with us will he productive
of securing him many new friends, us
ali who may find access TO his Office will
deem it business pleasure, through
A.. A. II. A.