Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-02
T. & P. M. R. R. TIME TABLE.
EXPOSITIONS.
The moving days have come.

The moving Gays nave come.
Everybody is gardening these days.
Maggie Dufiie is very sick at present.
Charley Presley is able to be out again.
Holden e Warnings for gents furnish
ings.
Trunks of every description at Wal
lace's.
Fred Currier has a sick child at his
house.
Mrs. d. &. Teetzel was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
g. II. Niggeman was in Brown City
Wednesday.
Chas. Weymouth has been on the sick
list this week.
The promise of colossal peach crop
in this vicinity.
A bunch of keys await an owner at
EXPOsIToR Office.
SITS buys a gents fine calf shoe at
Holden & Warnings.
r. NJ. Lothian is confined to the
house with mumps.
Mrs Chas. Holcomb Sundayed with
relatives in Melvin.
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Huron Wednesday,
Leslie Sterling, of Carsonville, was
in the village Sunday.
The hecklers are about through with
their work i'll the fax mill.
Our ladies fine kid shoes. at $500 are
elegant. Holden Il Waring.
Deputy internal revenue collector
| GaIIn,, 80 IN thn Nyillana tn-
Mrs. g. ). Ney was visiting her par
ents in Port Huron this week.
Wall paper, borders. binders. ceiling
and stylings at Holden IL Warnings
a, Goheen and Lewis Bow were at
| Riley Centre OD business this week.
f.. II. Dever is visiting friends in
| Port Huron and St Johns at present.
Jim Morgan returned from Alpena
this week with badly sprained ankle
One thing can always De found, even
when 1t does not exist. and that is fault
Poverty is the only burden that is
not lightened by being shared by others.
A. ID. Minis will commence running
his cheese factory in about two weeks
Ed. McFadden WAS i'm Port Huron
this week on a visit to his brother Will
Jos. Ferguson, Of Carsonville. visited
among friends in this vicinity Saturday
| last
Just received at Holden & Warnings
an elegant line of gents and boys soft
hats
Michigan. for the first time in her
history, is said to be absolutely out of
debt.
We return thanks to Rev. Geo. S
Davis for late copies of Nebraska
papers.
The infant child of J. A. Morrill, has
been quite i'll of late but is much i'm.
proved.
We've got 'em! The best line of ladies
and gents fine shoes in town. Holden &
! Waring.
Call q Wallace's harness shop and
look over the large line of trunks just
received.
Mrs. Bettes and family have returned
to this place after spending the winter
in the south.
Ability is knowing how little you
really do know, and keeping others from
finding it out.
The rains Saturday and Wednesday
have done growing crops a great
amount of good.
r. Mcdonald. of Brockway is on the
road buying eggs for Weter, Tanning y
CO., of Richmond.
Levi Morrill,. Jr.. has something tC
say to stock raisers in new adv. this
week. Look for it.
VIM. V. Andreae and f. II. Drake
were in Sanilac Centre and Elmer or
business Saturday.
j. +. Holden. of Brown City, spent
Sunday with his many relatives and
friends at this place.
John Bell and wife, of Lexington
were the guests of {. III. Niggeman and
family the past week.
The pesky fly has made his appear
ance. and the careful housewife
grumbles greatly thereat.
Anna Wallace expects to leave fOI
Grand Rapids Monday where she will
make her home for time.
Mrs. Vanorman, of Brockway. visited
her daughter, Mrs. Il. L. Ferguson, al
Sand Beach, the past week.
Levi Morrill,, Jr. was at Spring Hill
this week where he set up the engine
and boiler for the cheese factory.
When any reforming is to be done a
man begins first with his neighbor and
leaves his own case until the last.
Mrs. ii. A. Granger and ye editor
visited among friends in Memphis and
Armada the fore part of the week.
Richard Lankin and family have
moved into their new residence on the
corner of Wood and Kennific streets.
The Masonic brethren all over the
state are arranging for celebrating AS.
cension Day, May 10. in proper man