Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-01-23
Local Expositlons.
NEW YEAR RESOLVES.


Never to bet on a fayOrte when dark horse
Never to try and cure la grippe with rock-and-
Never 70 send my throbbng verse again to
Never TO wager on beans in can, or the heft of
pig in asack;
Never TO head a subscription Est to give the
schemer some tone;
Never to tackle two-ton man for the sake of a
two-ounce bone;
Never to walk with my Sunday girl in sight of
Never to let the human sponge absorb my Sat
urday cash;
And a few things more I've mentioned motive
made up my mind To quilt
That's I've yearly resolved to debut alas! I've
been YEARLY bit.
Pop corn wanted at Waterman 81 Cos.
B. II. Noble spent Sunday in Port
Huron.
There is good skating on Mill creek
at present.
Mrs. A. Howse. of Brown City, visit
ed in Y ale Monday.
Jim Cooper, of Port Huron, was in
the village Tuesday.
Thos. Young and family moved to
Sand Beach Tuesday.
Miss May Stevens is in South Bend,
Ind, attending school.
J. +. LutZ and w. III. Palmer were at
the county capitol Tuesday.
Moses Burns, of Fremont, called in
to see us while in town Monday.
Edward Richardson and family visit
ed friends in Port Huron last week.
The wooden mills commenced opera
tions in full blast Tuesday morning.
Miss Minnie Travis, from Jackson
City, is visiting friends in the village.
Don't forget that the EXPoSIToE is
the best advertising medium in the
county.
Miss Jennie Murray. of Melvin, was
the guest of Miss Stella Darcy over
Sunday.
James Wallace has been confined to
/ the house since Iriddy on account Of
sickness.
Mrs. c. y. Ilowiand. Of Almont, is
the guest of 3. ". Ferguson and fami-
! ly this week.
The prospects now are that ice man
ufactOries will have a rushing business
next summer.
Three popular roads to travel the
/ narrow guage, the standard guage and
the mortgage.
Mrs. Jas. II. Moore visited relatives
and friends i'll Old BrockwaY the fore
part of this week.
John Hallock and Bert Mcdonald
spent portion of last week among
friends in Detroit.
Peter F. Hickey was out for the first
time in two weeks OH Tuesday. He is
slowly recovering.
A gentleman who has kept record,
says 1t has rained every Sunday for the
past eleven weeks.
Miss Annie Little left Tuesday of
last week for Detroit where she will
remain for the winter.
Jas. Livingstone 81 Co., proprietors
OF the flax mill, have rented ). j.
Welch's farm, east Of here.
Addie VanInwagen, of Detroit, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Gillian,
and other friends in the village.
John Il. Lutes, of Richmond, and Mr..
Mcmillan, of Detroit, have been in this
place the past week buying horses.
We notice by the Sanilac County Re-
publican that B. II. Noble e Co. offer a
reward Of $50 for the body of George
Vanwagner.
MONEY ro LOAN at seven per cent.
Payments of any amonnt at any time.
JOE w. AVERY, Office in Stevens
Block. Pt. Huron. 30
ii. NJ. Buchanan, Jr., Richard Muir
ply. John Brewer, and Frank Duvall,
of Inlay City, registered at the Rapley
House last Sunday.
a. w. Ferguson has Gtone on the
ground preparatory to building a dwell
ing house on his lot recently purchased
of Levi Morrill,. Jr.
j. ID. McKeith is on hand this week
with change of adv. in which he offers
a fine line of shoes at very Cow prices.
Read it and proGt thereby.
A. i. Howe, of Syracuse, n. Y,
| special agent for the Security Mutual
Life Association, of Binghampton, y.
Y, Sundayed with +. II. Beecker.
Miss Britton. who has been visiting
the family of John Mathews for some
time past, returned to her home in
Chatham, Ont, Tuesday morning.
Joe w. Seldom, editor of the Sand
! Beach Times and also Internal Revenue
Collector for this district, paid the EX-
PosITOR Office call last Thursday.
J. Il. Waterman 81 Co. present a
change of adv. to the readers of the EX-
PosITOR this week. The important
facts they put forth ara worth your
perusal.
Report reaches us from Sault Ste
Marie that NJ. r. Grandy was burned
out one night last week. His many
friends here will be sorry to learn of
his misfortune.
Bill heads, letter heads, note heads,
envelopes, etc, printed at THE EXPosI-
TOR Office in the latest style. A fine
stock to select from, prices low. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.