Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-12-05
EXPOSITIONS.

See McKeith's new adv.
Mrs Alfred Young died last Wednes-
day of consumption.
5. l.. Blakley has built an addition to
his residence at the rear.
Cyrus Robinson is making numerous
improvements about his home.
A. McGregor now occupies the house
recently vacated by J. w. Hayes.
Henry Dinner sent deer which had
been shot, down to his friends here last
week.
Persons having dressed hogs, poultry
or game for sale can get the highest
prices at Holden Bros.
Robt III. Menerey has moved his
household effects into his new resi-
dence on Mechanic street.
WANTED.-Good correspondents IN
Peck, Blaine, Grant. Jeddo and Zion.
Write the ExPOSITOR at once.
Dr. Ney has been somewhat indispo-
Sed for part of the week, and unable
to attend to his large practice.
Postmaster John ID. Jones has been
very sick since Monday. Monday night
his condition was quite critical.
The Thanksgiving ball IN Central
Hall last week proved one of the most
pleasing social events of the season.
We are informed that W. j. Tuflield,
who was once baker in this town, has
re-engaged in the business in Sarnia.
There will be services next Sunday
in the Brick church. in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock and in the evening at o.
clock.
The EXPosITOR will be sent free to
one person in each school district, who
will send a regular weekly correspond
ence to us.
Mrs Taylor is Offering some great
inducements at the Bazaar. Her stock
is quite varied. Notice her change Of
ad vertisement.
The INLAY City Times has just passed
its third birthday. Notwithstanding
its youth it is hale and hearty; and has
all appearances of maturity.
Lewis Bow has full laundry outfit
which he will sell cheap. He wishes
any who would purchase to call first
and see him. 18w4
We have on hand 100 hoods at prices
ranging from SO cents to S1.50 which
we will close out at 30 cents.
w. III. Palmer.
The new brick warehouse of G. And
reae ~ Sons has been finished and will
doubtless fulfill all their expectations.
Chas. MichaelS built it and it does him
great credit.
1t is not necessary to call your atten-
ton to Holden e. Warnings new holiday
announcement in our columns. You
will be sure to see it. 1t has a good
word for you.
Burns or wounds should be attended
to carefully, especially in cold weather.
We would recommend Salvation Oil for
such cases. All druggists sell it for Is
cents bottle.
Mr.. Hudie, who resides on the Ovens
farm near here, died last Sunday at the
ripe age of % years. The last twelve
years of his life he has spent in this vi
cinity. He was buried on Tuesday.
j. A. Thompson and Frank Miller,
both Of Port Huron, were in the village
on Thursday in the interest of the Fra
ternal Order of Home Protectors, hav-
ing in view the organization of lodge
here.
One of the most popular firms in all
Port Huron among our people is that
of g. e.. Meisel 81 Bro. They are always
most accommodating and their stock
is complete. Notice their new an
nOuncement.
During the pleasant weather which
we enjoyed last week business in the
village proved decidedly active. Wood
rushed in to supply the lack, and farm
ers busted themselves in bringing their
grain to market.
The standardized trotting stallion
CbeDacket, started last week for Sand
Beach, where he will make the fall sea-
son. At Port Huron fair he attracted
the attention of horsemen from that
section, so they sent for him.
A pleasant party assembled last
Thursday night with Miss Jennie Palm
er in honor of Miss Lou. Chamber ain
who is at present sOjourning here. All
eajoyed themselves and departed with
many good wishes TO their generous
hostess and her guest.
AS usual Michaels' bail, which we
had scanty time to notice in our last
issue, proved big success. Mr.. Mich |
aels can congratulate himself on his
ability to get up a good public dance. |
The music by Perkins orchestra of
Lapeer was well appreciated.
!. II use Ayers Cherry Pectoral freely |
In my practice, and recommend it in |
cases of Whooping Cough among child
rem, having found it more certain to |
cure that troublesome disease than any
other medicine / know of".-So says
DR.. Bartlett, of Concord, Mass.