Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-09

Valley Centre visiting friends.
Joe Allen cut bad cash in his left
hand with a jack knife while pruning
a tree yesterday.
Four new pens have been added to
the +. 81 Z. NJ. Ry. stock yard at this
point. This will be good news to stock
men.
A lodge of the Eastern Star was or
ganiZed in Masonic Hall last Monday
evening. Further particulars next
week.
"Uncle Dan1 by the Mason & Morgan
Co. Friday evening, May 8. Prices, l5c,
25c, and 35c. Seats at Holden & War
ing's.
Jas. Cooper would be pleased to have
all of his old friends call on him il con-
venient. Look for new adv. III next
issue.
Mrs. j. L. Holden, of Brown City,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. n.
McKenna, and other relatives over
Sunday.
IS. Duffie, wife. daughter and son,
Ada and Mert, of Port Huron. were
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. G. $. Ney over
Sunday.
This is no humbug but genuine clos
ing out sale. Do not fail to get a
bargain while you have chance at
Niggeman's.
Leah Darcy gave May party to her
young friends last week. They enjoyed
a pleasant day in the woods gathering
wild flowers.
Call at Persie Johnson's millinery es-
ta6lishment and see the large stock of
hats. and fancy goods, ETC., lust receiv-
ed from the East.
VIM Losie left for Port Huron this
week where he will work in the tunnel
and as soon as he can find a house will
move his furniture.
Clinton butcher and VIM. English,
of Gladwin, were i'll the village this
week on their way to Peck to visit
friends and relatives.
James Wallace is getting up another
fine harness which he will ship to Taco
ma, state Of Washington. Flrst-class
work tells every time.
\ Guarantee.-There is no case of
rheumatism or neuralgia, which will
not be relieved by the use of Saliva
tion Oil. Price % cents.
Wm. McKenna has returned home
from Black River where he has been
the past winter working on the Detroit.
Bay City ~ AlDena II. Il.
Advertisers should remember that
all changes of advertisements must
be sent in not later than Wednesday
noon to insure attention.
Mahlon Bearss is canvassing for
Harper IL Forbes. Port Iuron's live and
enterprising marble dealers, IN the vi
entity of Sebewaing at present.
+. b. Taylor. proprietor of the River
Street Planning Mill, Port Huron, has
a new adv in this issue. Write him for
illustrated catalogue and price list.
Will b. Saville has moved into his
own house on Mechanic street. Will
has come to stay with us, is a good
fellow, industrious, reliable, and will
succeed.
Al. Sheldon. who went to Bay City
about two weeks ago, has returned
home. lie is suffering from the effects
of cold and was compelled to give up
his position.
a. GOheen's furniture establishment
is jam full of furniture of all grades and
at prices to suit the purchaser. He is
doing good business and we enjoy see
lbB Hlul plOSptI'
No business, be it great or small, can
flourish If not advertised, and man
has no business in business if he makes
1t his business to argue against the ad-
vertising business.
Lutte Mcdonald started for Nam
moth Hot Springs, Wyoming on Mon
day where he will strike ont to make
a fortune. Ills many friends here wish
him all manner of success.
a number of invited guests enjoyed
a pleasant time at a party given in
honor of Anna Wallace by her friends
Tuesday evening. Miss Wallace left
for Grand Rapids Wednesday morning
1t is said that the f. IL L. NJ. R'y
Co. paid $4,000 for the right of way
between Yale and Port Huron. The
farmers and land owners are all well
pleased and satisfied with the price they
received.
Jas III. Moore has just added neat
and substantial safe to his establish
ment. 1t was made by Mosler, Bahmann
& Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. and Mr.. Moore
is their authorized agent for this
territory.
Postmaster Jones has stone on the
SlONilNid anu wiz pun a.
his dwelling house. He will make other
Improvements on his premises this
summer. Andrew Award is doing the
mason work
VIM. Strong has graded the street
running east and west OH the north side
of his property in the village. He has
done good job on same and deserves
credit for the neat and tasty appearance
about his premises.
The Port Huron Times received a
letter from NJ. n. Keston I'm which he
acknowledged pounding his wife be-
cause she struck him first. lie must
be q brave man to strike a woman un-
der any circumstances.
John Holden & Bro. killed a steer,
less than thirteen months old, which
dressed 446 pounds. 1t was raised and
fed by Frank Smith, of Speaker. More
stock of this kind is wanted in this
country. Who can beat it?
Persons wanting Ensilage seed corn
can get it of John III. Merrill, Yale, at
one dollar per bushel in sack lots by
sending in your order at once accom-.
panied by the cash, $3.50. as he will