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

The pumpkin that all summer long
Has hidden in the corn,
Unto the annual county talr
In triumph now is borne;
And while we like 1t all the more
Because ii takes the prize,
We like il most of all when IL
Is made up into pies.
We like the sweet and gentle spring,
And summers golden sun,
We're fond OF autumn'S luscious Fruits,
And winters Jolly fun;
But most OF all the year we like.
That welcome golden stripe
Between the summer and the fat
When pumpkin pies get ripe.
Rain Monday and Tuesday.
New subscribers every week.
Commercial men are now on tap.
The EXPosIToR prints all the news.
Rev. j. j. Tickner was in Lapeer this
week.
VIM. Barrett was in Port Huron
Monday.
Yesterday was the first day of the
Lexington fair.
David Brown is north OF here this
week looking land.
Harvey Tappan and E. T. Law were
in Peck last Sunday.
Some Subscribers Show Solid Sub
stantial sympathy. Sable.
Remember J. ID. McKeith's S mammoth
sale at Speaker next Saturday.
James Ferguson. of AlmOnt, visited
his brother Alex w. last week.
Mrs. Jas. McColl is visiting at her old
home in Baden, Ont, this week.
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from any cause, notify us at once.
Attend J. ID. McKeiths auction sale
at Moorels Corners next Saturday.
John Wilson and family were visit
ing friends in Port Huron this week.
Watch the yellow label on your paper
and see when your subscription expires.
b. Bennett, of Gait, Ont, visited his
uncle Adam Petit, in this place this
week.
The EXPOsITOR and the Detroit
Weekly Tribune four months for 30
cents.
John 7. Umphrev and family. of
Roseburg, were in the village Saturday
evening.
James GarlicE. of Port Guron. visit
ed old friends and acquaintance here
Tuesday.
J. i. King and wife visited friends
and attended the Exposition at Detroit
! last week.
Wm. Henry and wife returned to Al
pena Tus sday after short visit among
! friends here.
Workmen have been busily engaged
the past week repairing the roof of the
Dufiie block.
Mr. an6 Mrs. John Makelim, of Val
! ley Centre, were visitors at +. y. Kyes
the past week.
A civil service examination was held
at the L. >. court room at Port Huron
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. c. 5. Gilbert returned Thursday
evening last from visit to the Expo
sition in Betroit.
Miss Betsey Braidwood, of Almont.
spent the week visiting 4. II, Braid
wood and family.
A. II. Patterson. of Almont, was a
guest ut the Rapley House the fore
| part of the week.
Lutte Mcdonald, Of Mariette. was
! here visiting his mother and other
! friends last week.
Mrs. y. \. Wells. Of Detroit. moth
er OF Mrs. G. Il. Holden, is here visit
ing her at present.
Miss Nellie Ellis. Of Walkeryillc. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and MrG. w. l..
Ellis the past week.
Mrs. \. W. Ferguson has been very
| i'll the past week but is much improved
/ in health at present.
w., ,g ant l.
| here spending the week with his broth
er and other friends.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Lotion. Sold by G. a. Wells,
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
Old time is gathering in his harvest.
| The white frost of the past week has
made vegetation droop.
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troit Weekly Tribune or Free Press
| four months for 80 cents.
Mrs. Judson Black, who has been
very sick recently. is in Deanvile e
among friends, recuperating.
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Free Press four months for only 30 cts.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Geo. Etherington, of Brown City, was
in the village Friday last. He reports
business in his line booming.
Geo. Haynes. of Marlette. visited his
daughter, Miss Haynes. and other
friends in the village last week.
Newell Lavere and wife. of Gratiot
Centre, have been visiting Richard
Lankin and family the past week.
+. NJ. Cady, of Port Huron, was a
visitor at the fair last week. Every
year finds him among the visitors.
Mrs. OIL. Ashley is home from Deck
erville where she had been visiting
friends and reelativs for some time.
Nile Jones, of Speaker, has our
thanks for some 1st prize White Ele-
! phant potatoes. They are whoppers.