Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-25

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Johnson's Saraparilla, the great blood
purifier for sale at G. A.Wells' drug
store.
Notice the change of adv. for w. III
Palmer i'm this issue. 1t will pay you tt
read it.
Arbor day will be observed by the
pupils of the public schools next Fri
day, May 2.
All local items of news are welcome
at the EXPosIToR office. Don't fail to
hand them in.
A. DePeel's new house on the corner
of Kennetic and Wood streets is pro-
crossing finely.
Johnston's Sarsaparilla only 81 per
bottle at G. A. Wells pharmacy. Call
and get bottle.
Robt. w. Menery has been obliged to
use crutch this week on account of an
attack of rheumatism.
Rev. j. J. Tickner and family now
occupy the dwelling house vacated by
the family OF II. B. Tucker.
f. F. Law, secretary of the county
board of examiners, held examinations
in Port Huron Saturday last.
The pay car passed through here on
Thursday of last week, and on Satur-
day returned to East Saginaw.
Grant Macarthur tells us that he will
not build house on the lot he purchas
ed of II. w. Menerey last week.
A. w. Ferguson and family drove to
Almont Sunday. Mr. Ferguson return
ed by the train Monday morning.
ID. Mills and wife returned to this
village on Monday last and will make
their home here for time at least.
Stephen Beadle returned from
Mitchie on Tuesday where he has been
all winter. He looks hale and hearty.
Fred Hall, of Lynn, is putting down
well for Robert Ella OH the property
lately purchased by him in this town.
A neat new sign. has been placed in
position at the foot of the stairway
leading to the law Office of VIM. .Gowan.
For live local newsy paper. one that
gives you all the news each week as it
happens, you must take the EXPoSIToR.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. g. A. NJ. at Masonic
hall Thursday evening, May lst. Work
on first degree.
w. II. Gillett was in Port Huron last
Tuesday and purchased fine lot of
books to add to the law library of
Drake IL Gillett.
Hiram Allen was in Detroit two days
this week. He visited the floral exhi-
bltion and says he was well repaid for
the time spent.
Holden & Waring have just received
the largest, best and cheapest line of
ladies shoes ever brought to the viii
lage. Look at 'em.
MONEY l have now completed ar
rangements To loan money OH real es-
tate at low rate of interest. HARVEY
TAPPAN. Tale. Mich. Ala
Smiths Southern Tourist Co., which
was to have given an entertainment at
Central Hall Thursday evening, dis
banded at Brown City.
Jerry b. Paisley has received the
appointment of deputy sheriff at this
place. Sheriff Mann used good judg-
ment in selecting Jerry.
James Wallace cut the first crop of
grass this season by moving his lawn.
Jim has fine place and takes pride in
keeping it looking neat.
The waste basket of newspaper does
more to keep its citizens in good repute
than any other agency except the fear
Of the Lord and the hereafter.
Mr.. Culp, u graduate of Hiram col
lege, Ohio, will preach in the Menerey
church west and south of here next
Sunday morning at III o'clock.
AL Sheldon left last Wednesday for
Bay City where he has secured work as
a carpenter and joiner. He has struck
n good position which we are pleased
to learn.
Edward Young. of Sandusky brought
some of his rigs down with him this
week and will have them painted and
otherwise repaired at w. Ii. Harris,
BrOckway.
Fred Currier is putting down a well
on his premises near the Star roller
mill. Fred has stone on the ground aud
will build foundation for his machine
shop soon.
Mrs. E. II. Beecher and her mother
have been attending the floral exhibit
ton at Detroit this week. Mr.. Beecher
accompanied them as far as Port HUI
ron Wednesday.
VIM. Scott, who has been in Croswell
for some time past. has returned with
his family To this place aud will open
up his bakery again. Notice his new
ad. in this issue.
Horsemen will find a complete assort-
ment of cuts. suitable for horse bills,
at the EXPOsIToR office. Bills printed
on short notice and in the best style.
Prices reasonable.
Progressive pedro parties were held
at the residence on j. B. Paisley Mon
day evening, and at James McColls
Tuesday evening. Pleasant times were
had at each place.
John Makelim, of Valley Centre, has
been appointed by the superintendent
of the census to gather mortgage sta
tistics of the counties in the seventh
congressional district.
Minnie Travis returned to her home
in Jackson City Wednesday of last week
after visiting her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Smith and other friends
fol the past three months.
Levi Morrill, ,sr.. and John Grinnell ,sr..
two pioneers Of this township after
a severe illness are improving. Their
numerous friends and relatives will be
pleased to learn of this fact.
Ian nrn e..