Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-09-12
EXPOSITIONS.

Report comes TO us that Lafaye tie
Stoner is sick.
The wheat market has opened more
lively this week.
James Wallace is the happy papa of
another little maid.
Leanata Billman has accepted a
position in the Post Office.
Henry Howay is making plans for a
new house on North street.
James Loree, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.
Mrs. z. Drummond will teach again
this year in the Remington school.
Casson Stoneheuse is now at work on
the railroad with Charley McKinnon.
ID. Mills has new adv. this week.
1t will pay you to note his inducements.
Andrew Award is at work on the
foundation of new house for himself.
Flax is being brought to our mill
from points as far distant as Sanilac
Centre.
G. Robinson has been assisting in a.
w. Ferguson Il Cos. store for some
time past.
Holden & Waring have recently
new coat of paint.
Mrs. Anna Heath is placing foun-
dation under her house and making
other improvements.
Notice that James Cooper has moved
into the corner store of the Duffie
Block, and see his adv.
Henry Pearce is building new
house for Stephen Barr, who lives west
and south of this place.
BE sure and notice NJ. A. Sargent's S
new advertisement in this issue. He
will do you a good service.
Andrew Award has been engaged
this week in plastering Rev. Ira Bill
mans lately built addition.
Holden Brothers have added some
new meat blocks to the excellent fur
nishings of their meat market.
James Rath has produced stalk of
corn which he thinks will "ierk the
bun. 1t measured l3t feet in length.
Lewis Bow has full laundry outfit
which he will sell cheap. He wishes
any who would purchase to call first
and see him. lSw4
n tunnel under the Black river is
being talked of, from some point in
Port Huron to Sarnia, to be used for
teams and passengers.
Mrs. Frank Rapley is suffering severe
ly with painful hand. She fears she
will have to part with finger. She will
go to Port Huron to have it cared for
Unless moreocare is given % the hair,
the coming man - liable 20 be hair
less animal; hence, to prevent the halr
from falling use Halls Hair Renewer,
C.. F. Michaels will give first-class
Fair Ball on Wednesday evening Dc
tober 1st, the second evening of the
Fair, in his elegant Hall. Every body
will be invited.
Yale tent, no. Sc, X. o. T. N. met
last Tuesday evening and decided that
their meetings would be held hence
forth on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
j. ID. Brooker and M. NJ Wickwear
have succeeded to the mantle of the
late r. ). Toland, editor of the Cass
City Enterprise. Their first number is
an earnest of success.
We wish to express our thanks to
Mrs. Henry Johnson for her kindness
in presenting us with some excellent
were thoroughly appreciated.
Doctor Langan has been troubled
very much for some little time past by
petty thieves. He says he will give a
nice green ten-dollar-bill to the persop
who will criminate the thief.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel. next Sunday evening at
Z o'clock. lie will speak only in the
evening. The Church extends a cordial
invitation to the public to attend.
In the stead of Casson Stonehouse,
our worthy marshal who has just re-
signed, Donald Macarthur has been ap-
pointed to see to the lighting of the
village and collecting the residue of
the taxes.
Men have been at work this week on
lIickey's grain house near the depot.
1t is evidently the purpose to put q
new foundation under the building and
build some new platforms on which to
do the loading.
There was Sunday School social at
the Menerey church last Wednesday.
1t took the place of the annual picnic
which is generally held. There were
about 500 in attendance. All enjoyed
pleasant time.
We would like to suggest to the ed
itor of Saturday Sayings that he give
credit, if nothing more, when he coolly
clips a half-column article from the
EXPosITOR. The last occasion of this
kind, (Which is not the first we may say
is an article on the falling stars which
are quite conspicuous at this time of
year. 1t will, without doubt, be an ac-
ceptable piece of news to the worthy
gentleman. that whatever is quoted in
our columns is invariably accredited.
We request others to be as generous.