Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-06
EXPOSITIONS.

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The Rapley house is receiving new
coat of pant.
A. DePeel has moved into part of
his new house.
A fish market has been opened in the
Macarthur block.
Thos. Kinney, of Lynn, recently sold
Is swarms of bees.
j. b. Francis is treating his dwelling
house to ceat of paint.
Joe Whitworth is taking orders for
nursery stock in this vicinity at present.
The conspiracy case of Wear Il Pals
ley has been thrown out of the circuit
court.
James Cooper and wife are busy at
work getting settled in the rooms over
| the store.
A good paper has some visible ear
marks of prosperity. Examine the
EXPoSfToR.
Jas. Wallace in making a number of
| improvements on his house and about
his premises.
Wool is being presented for sale on
the market every day and brings from
! 26 to 30 cents.
olluCh lllC Ddlll VI IA.
| Palmater, of Fremont, May 30, doing
slight damage.
John Black and wife are now COM
fortably settled in their dwelling on
| Mechanic street.
The NJ. E. 5. ). Convention will be
held in this village next year.
). l.. Blakley has material on his lot
in the Menerey addition and will erect
dwelling house this summer
DR.. Ney pulls the ribbons over a
"dandy" pair Of matched blacks. The
doctor is a lover of fine horses.
Nelson Teetz, of Greenwood, brought
measured II by 81 inches. Next,
The first strawberries Of the season
were for sale at James Cooper's this
week. They were foreign grown.
+. II. Drake has the lumber on the
ground for his new house. and the car
penters will begin work Immediately.
Your attention is especially called to
the change of adv. in this issue for G.
IL. Niggeman. For bargains call at
his store.
Phil McDougall, of Port Huron, has
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! parlors into one Of n. ;. Boynton's
new stores.
The Alumni Association of Olivet
college has our thanks for an invitation
to attend dinner to be given Thurs
DAY, June 10.
1t should have been June Gath in
stead of May "a the item in reference
to the doings on st. Johns day by the
Masonic fraternity.
A teachers meeting will be held in
the high school building in this village
Saturday, June Ia, at which time good
program will be presented.
c. A. Wells is having a fence built
on the north and east sides of his lot
On Main street. He intends making
improvements to his residence.
The Masonic fraternity, of Saginaw.
will erect home, to cost $4,000.
Plans for building five stories high
and GOX120, have been accepted.
JAS. J. Decker, editor of the Indepen-
dent, Standish, called on us yesterday.
He organized chapter Of the Eastern
Star at Masonic Hal last evening.
NJ. a. Sargent has one of the finest
stocks of fruits and confectionery to be
found in this vicinity. Give him a
call when in need of anything in his line.
Michaels' May ball Friday evening
last was largely attended, notwith-
standing the inclemency of the wealth
er. Those who were present report a
good time,
Newspapers are a necessity. "A Mer-
Ger county, Penn, man stopped his
paper recently, and few Sundays lat
ter he took his marketing to town to
sell it. having forgotten the day of the
week.
The standing committee of the High
court of Michigan, Order of Foresters,
held meeting at Saginaw Thursday
of last week and located the next high
court session at Port Huron on Aug.
II, 1890.
Rev. L. Clark, of Richfeld, is in town,
and will occupy the pulpit in the NJ. p.
church next Sunday at 1870 am, lat East
Greenwood school house at p.m., and
ISchrams at 7.30. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
c. f. Michaels has engaged Law
rence's full concert orchestra of five
pieces for his fourth of July ball. This
orchestra is undoubtedly the finest ball
room music in the state. Everybody
is invited to attend.
The work of repairing the McFadden
cemetery is completed and it is now
earnestly requested of owners of lots
to do what they can towards straight
ening tombstones and keeping the
grass and weeds down.
Sunday is children's day and will be
observed in the evening at the Nj. e.
church. The exercises will be varied
and interesting and all should encour-
age the children in the good work by
their nrpeance on this occasion