Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
EXPOSITIONS.

1t is reported that Geo. Mann is very
sick.
BE careful! and see the new adver-
tisement of ID. Mills.
a, w. Ferguson moved his household
goods yesterday into his new house on
North street.
The Seventh District Democratic
convention will be held on September
9Th at Port Huron.
Frank Currie, formerly of st. Ignace,
will occupy the building north of Ma
sonic Hall as dwelling for time.
Rev. J. J. Tickner will occupy the
pulpit in the NJ. +. church next Sunday
evening at 1880. Subject. "a Wonder
full Sight
G.. w. Bell sold fine team of bay
horses Monday for 1926 to w. II. Rider
of Port Sanilac. The horses will be
taken to Oscoda.
A good many of the towns people,
headed by an eXtemporized orchestra of
the boys. went over to Paldi's Hall
Tuesday evening.
Work is booming at the faX-mill.
In two and a half days out of the week
so tons of flax were brought there. At
present they are busy threshing.
There will be a special communica-
tiOn of Brockway Lodge. no. 3l6 f. q
a. NJ, at Masonic Hall Yale, Saturday,
August l6, for confering degrees.
Harvey Tappan has just purchased a
new fire and burglar proof safe. 1t
was made 10y the Cincinnati Safe ard
Lock Co. 1t is altogether complete.
To strengthen the hair. thicken the
growth. stop its blanching and falling
out. and where it is gray to restore the
youthful color. use Halls Hair Renewer.
Last Sunday Wilson VanSlyke had
quite a severe fall from buggy. He
broke his wrist and was hurt somewhat
about the head. lie is doing well at
present.
c. r. Holden has been seriously i'll
this week. He has not been able to
leave his bed for several days. We
trust that his ailment will not be pro-
tracted or more serious.
Contrary to the rumor at the time of
our last issue Brook Bearss was quite
seriously hurt in the runaway. 1t
seems that his back was injured. We
trust 1T will not prove serious.
w. II. Palmer is progressing steadily
with the improvements on his mill
Machinists came from Port Huron
Wednesday to assist him. We heartily
wish him success in his efforts.
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Brockway Centre
Agricultural Society for the transac-
ton of business, in the Rapley House
sample room on Saturday, Aug. Is, at
2 o'clock p. m.
w. III. Rollins is continually improv-
ing his meat-market and doing all he
can to make it frst-class. He has Just
obtained new rocker-block from De-
troit. Butcher connolsseurs call it one
of the incest.
We wish all our readers would take
especial notice of our advertisements.
We take very great pains in putting
them up in nice form. Moreover we
are careful to represent no firm that is
not strictly responsible in all its claims.
We are sorry to remark that one of
our estimable citizens has introduced q
new game of chance "seven, four come
eleven" We might almost have ex-
pected that so prominent citizen
would use his influence against gam
bling.
If the ladies would abandon cosmetics
and more generally keep their blood
pure and vigorous by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. naturally fair compilations
would be the rule instead the exception.
as at present. Pure blood is the best
purifier.
Jerry B. Paisley's boy Harry knows
no end of trouble. Saturday morning
he had to attend the funeral of his
little, pug; and before night he had
fallen off the doorstep and broken his
collar-bOne. We wish him better luck
this week.
Armada talks of arranging a $50
yard dash to be contested there within
a few weeks. We have no doubt Ar
mada would accept an entry from Yale.
SO If any one feels any confidence in
the play of his feet we urge him to en-.
ter by all means.
+. ID. Wieman says that he has some
of the best soap to sell that ever was.
And he is truthful man. He has two
excellent varieties, the Banner and
Snow-Drop. They will take the dirt
out OF anything. You can buy it
everywhere In town.
We would suggest to our patrons
that TO report when one leaves town or
returns to it is a great favor to their
acquaintances, as il gives them know
ledge of their whereabouts which
might prove very beneficial to them
Our personal column is always open for
such notices.
Sunday evening we listened to very
pleasing sermon by the Rev. VIM.
Perkins. Mr.. Perkins evidently studies
his subject and does not wait until be-
fore an audience for his mouth to be
filled. We trust Mr.. Perkins will re-