Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-28
ADDITIONAL EXPOSITIONS.

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Mrs. Thos. Kennedy has been very ill
the past week.
| OWm. Turnbuli who has been OH the
Sick list lately is not much better.
In sending for your election work
don't make mistake but address your
letters EXPosIToR. Yale, Mich.
Dave Teelzel expects soon to give up
| the dray business and GO oil the +. " L.
NJ. R'y as brakeman. Dave is a good
one.
Wanted-A young man of good hab-
its and some experience to clerk in q
general store. CHARLES DEWEY, Mel
vim, Mich. 46tf
Miss Lora Cook. of Woodstock. Ont,
and Miss Lou Jaxon, of Port Huron
are guests of j. Il. Francis and fam
lily this week.
Lewis Bow and son were in Saginaw
this week combining pleasure with bust
ness. Frost is taking charge of his
dray while away.
Mrs. Amasa Brown, of Shabbona, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Lansing Bidle-
man, this week. She returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Wellman and Miss Lizzie Hal
lead of Bay City returned home OF
Thursday after a short visit with Moses
II ll!ead and family.
+. a. GriSwold. station agent at Rom
illus, the junction of the Wabash and
| +. IL L. NJ. Railways, dropped in on Ills
old friends to-day, FIJI lay.
Mrs. Emily Rodgers and Miss Rod
ge s.of Warren, Pa, is visiting the for
m RS uncle. Orrln L. Chamberlain, and
other friends in this vicinity.
The Croswell Democrat says that Geo
Emery. a former resident of this village.
has rented his house aud will move to
Port Huron about April LIST.
VIM. Baxter, an attache of the Mar
Iette Leader. visited Brook Dearss over
Sunday. He made us a short visit Mon
day before leaving for home.
George V. Reid purchased Bryce &
Manning's livery on Wednesday, and is
now running the business alone. We
wish George abundant prosperity.
Prof. w. II. Foster wishes to inform
the patrons Of the entertainment last
evening that his throat is not sore af-
ter his stump speach as reported.
The catarrh remedy manufactured by
Isaac Clark, of Brockway, is a good
thing, and selling fast, cures all catarrh-
al affections, headache and earache, only
so cents.
X, B. Tucker intends to remove his
stock of furniture to Peck next week.
Owing to the dull times during the past
winter he has been compelled to make
this change.
ED. Menerey returned from the woods
| Il. 10 not "
was better than letter to him each
week George Menerey, his father.
returned home also.
Miss Lettle Robinson. of Peck. was
| in the village yesterday Thursday She
played the organ in the orchestra at the
entertainment given by the Yale Com
edy Company last evening.
James Wallace, onr live and energet-
ic harnessmaker, says advertising pays.
A week ago he advertised TO sell his
stock of robes ut great reduction and
out of 10 he sold Z. If you want one be
sure and call soon.
Ed. Holmes, of Ludington. son of
Rev.. A. j. Holmes, of Memphis. is in
the village visiting old friends. We
are pleased to learn from Ed that he
has a good situation, for he deserves to
enjoy that privilege.
Samuel J. WEIGH informed repre-
sentative of the EXPosIToR that he
had been up around Bay City looking
for lumber but conld not find any and
was on his way to Port Huron. Thurs
day, to see what luck he would have.
SHADE TREEs.--l have 500 hard and
soft maple shade trees in good shape
for transplanting which will deliver
to parties wanting them for ten cents
each. Parties wanting any will do well
to order early. VIM. ii. Mckenzie
Roseburg.
Notice is hereby given that | will
! receive sealed tenders for the letting
to the highest bidder, of the fair
ground for pasture up TO the 26tll
day of April, 1890. at 2 o'clock. The
rejection of any or all bids Is reserv'
ed. iG-5t Secretary Wark, Yale.