Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-01
EXPOSITIONS.

Circuit Court conyenes to-day, Fri
day.
There Will be a large crop of black
berries this fall.
BE sure and notice A. w. Ferguson
g. Cos. new adv.
The Prohibition state convention
met at Lansing Wednesday.
Rev. Ira Billman is building an eX-
tensive addition to his house.
Joe Allen umpired the Peck-Rich-
mond game at Peck Monday.
Frank Rapley, who has been on the
sick list, is around once more.
Alex. ii. Braidwood is clerking in a
dry goods store at Muskegon.
Edward Fry is putting up dwelling
house on his lot in the villa ge.
Thos. Graham, of Croswell, was in
the village Monday on business.
James Cooper is giving away a gold
watch with baking-powder. See adv.
j. w. Gustin, who has been quite ill
for a month or more. is on the improve.
Read the financial statement of the
National Loan and Investment Co. of
Detroit.
Eli Silver thorn has been suffering
from a severe attack OF rheumatism the
past few weeks.
Tell a lie to save a friend, and he
will never be SO grateful as to forget
that you are a Lar.
Dan Deemert, who has had a severe
attack Of the measles. has so far re-
covered as TO be out again.
Andrew Award having sold his
house and lot to VIM. EdgertOn will
build new one this summer.
During the thunder storm last Thurs
day Patrick ConrDys barn in Speaker
township was struck 10y lightning.
G. +. Michaels viii give grand har-
vest ball. IN his Well-lnoWn hall, Friday
evening Aug. =. All are invited.
The Republican state convention
Will be held ia Detroit. August -. and
this county is entitled to % candidates.
w. Cowing secured a pretty specimen
OF the bittern. which he has had set up.
and takes pleasure in showing his
friends.
Take "A look at the fair offer of the
Commercial Bank of Port Huron which
appears for the first time in this issue.
See adv.
Grant Holden is working in knilPS
drug store, Port Huron, having taken
the position form erly occupied by Moses
Graybiel.
Andrew DePeel has completed the
excavation for the cellar to his new
house and is now busy on the stone
foundation.
Come to the EXPosIToR Office for
1aiY nl,
prepared to give you satisfaction both
in price and quality.
The young people of Yale enjoyed
very pleasant evening Friday with
Miss Tripp at the house of her fister,
Mrs. G. +. Patterson.
Grant Macarthur has secured a posi-
tion at Cheboygan. Grant charged
his mind about going to Texas. We
wish him well in his new home.
Many Michigan farmers have the
r. i. p. this year. Interpreted, this
means that the farmers are having
patrons of industry pienics. See?
Those who desire copy of the Brock
way Centre District Agricultural AS
sociation premium list can be supplied
by calling at the EXPosITOR office.
There is comfort for the man with a
prematurely gray beard in Bucking-
hams Dye, because it never fails te
color an even brown or black as may
be desired.
An interesting letter from Colorado
written by John p. Regan. at one time
station agent for the F. q l.. NJ. R'y Co.
at Brown City, appears in another col
umn of this issue.
John Mcclellan, of Port Huron, who
had his arm so severely crushed last fall
as to necessitate amputation. is still
suffering with the wound. 1t is feared
it can not be healed.
ii. G. Maloney, who has been in our
employ for almost year. took his de-
parture for Amherstburg Monday
where he will rusticate for time for
the benefit Of his health.
Prof Black, of Yale. has been engaged
as principal Of Port Sanlac school, with
Misses Maggie McMullen, of Carson
vile and Lizzie Wilson, of Croswell, as
assistants.-CrOswell Democrat.
Our town subscribers will confer a
favor by advising us of the arrival of
guests or their own visits to places at
distance. 1t will help to make the per-
sonal column more complete and inter-
estin&
The average wages of the census
enumerator is about $40. There are
$4,000 of them to pay, and the fellow on
the end of the list will probably be paid
before the time comes for taking anoth-
er census.
There will be special meeting of
Yale Chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
i'm the hall at 3 o'clock sharp on Thurs
day, Aug. 9TH, for the purpose of con-
ferring degrees. A full attendance is
requested.