Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-01

Miss Nettie Bell is visiting friends in
Canada this week,
John Regan, of Brown City, was in
this village last Saturday.
J. B. Paisley and family returned
Monday evening from Caseville.
Mrs. Lara Butler and child are visi-
ting friends in Detroit at present.
j. ID. Grinnell has a new moulder and
is getting material ahead for the fall
trade.
Benz. Lane has so much recovered
from his recent illness as to be around
again.
viii j. Rapley and wife, of Minden
City, were guests at the Rapley House
Sunday last.
Walter Thompson and family, Of
Exeter, Ont, are guests of w. II. Rol-
Inns at present.
Mrs. j. p. Niggeman, mother of C..
II. Niggeman, was here on visit to her
son and family this week.
c. Cooper and VIM. Scott were over
from Croswell Sunday visiting their
families and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Hyde, of Port
Huron, were the guests of G. III. Mig
geman and family last week.
n new coat of paint is being put on
ID. Mills & Sons store building. VIII
Raymond is doing the work.
The bulk of the wheat in this section
is terribly shrunken. Too rapid growth
is said to have been the cause.
Weunintentionally omitted the name
of Chas. Jackson as being one of the
party who camped at Caseville last
week.
The Solid Comfort Camping Club
have returned from Caseville looking
hale and hearty after their weeks
campaign.
Miss Mary McClymont, who has been
teaching school west of st. Clair for
the past three months, has returned to
her home in this place.
Joe Allen is handling the brush in
putting a new coat of paint on NJ. p.
Allen 4 Sons store building. ~ vast
Improvement is noticeable.
am selling the best binder twine at
IA cts, and machine oil at 12i cts. Os-
born binders sold on terms to suit pur-
chaser. j. IL. Bartlett, Fargo.
Secretary Wark, of the Brockway
Centre Agricultural Association, will
be at the post-oilice in Yale the next
three Saturdays only for the purpose of
paying last years premiums.
\ regular examination of teachers
will be held at the second ward school
house, Pt. Huron, under the auspices of
the County School Examiners, on Aug.
1st and Cd. Read notice IN another
column.
Rev. S. y. Hill proposes to give a
series of lectures for the general inter-
est of the young people of this village
on Sabbath evenings in the place of
sermons. beginning about the first of
September.
The Richmond Review talks to the
citizens with much truth as follows
Don't whine about the dull times. but
get big hump Oh yourself and see if
we cannot bring about change. a
city was never built by snivelers.
cheerfully offer my testimonial in
behalf of Red Glover Blossoms for can
GERS, scrofulous ulcerations, eczema,
and glandular swellings. After more
than twenty years experience / have
found it to be an excellent blood puri-
fier. A. j. Masecar, NJ. d., Menroe,
Michigan. For sale by w. n. MeKen-
ma, druggist.
Reliable information is received from
many points in southern Michigan that
the wheat crop down there won't 60
over 30 bushels TO the acre, and that
great spots Of it is greener than Erin, S
flag. The little aphis got in his work
more than was generally expected and
the oat crop will be almost dead fail
ure on account of the rust.
The complete novel in Llppincott,s
for August, "An Invention of the Enc
N.Y." is furnished by w. II. Babcoek.
The plot hinges upon the legal fight be-
tween two inventors for the same pat
ent, and works up to powerful de-
nouement. Mr., Babcock is himself q
patent-lawyer of note, and SO is able to
give realistic picture of the inner
workings of patent-case.
Oat meal water is the cheapest and
most healthful hot-weather drink. 1t
is simply oat meal stirred into cold
water, and allowed to settle before
drinking This is sold in New York at
a penny glass, giving the vender about
ninety-nine per cent. of profit. 1t makes
a pleasanter drink if very thin Cruel
is made. using one tablespoonful of oat-