Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
EXPOSITIONS.

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Fall fairs will be next in order.
The harvest season is drawing to a
close.
Beautiful showers las Tuesday and
Wednesday.
DR.. D. NJ. Langan has been laid up
lately by sickness.
Apples are a plentiful crop in this
vicinity this season.
Carrie Rapley has been laid up with
Il severe cold this week.
There is considerable sickness in and
around Yale Il. present.
7. q. Lathrop's little boy cut his
foot while at Capac lately.
W. il. Grlndy is building new
house for Geo. Cook, of Speaker.
Wm. sayillc is painting and making
other Improvements ON his house.
Mrs. David Brown continues to be
very low az her home in this village.
The infant son of Elliot Merritt died
at CrosWell on saturday, august Sth.
A very heavy wind early Wcdnes-
day morning, but no damage reported.
You will miss il if YOU fail to read r.
I. Palmer 81. Co.'S. new adv. in this
issue.
Andrew Awards house is very
much improved by new coat OF
paint.
w. IT, Foster j. the happy possessor
of q brand new Bruno guitar. It's q
dandy.
G. $. Gilbert has purchased the lot
west of his residence from Harvey
Tappan.
A pleasant time was enjoyed mt the
ice cream festival in Central hall last
Thursday evening.
Born to the wife of Charles Parker,
of this town, on TUESDAY, August is, u
fine little S-pound girl.
Jas. Weston who cut his foot quite
badly with an aX some time ago is get
ting around alright again.
John d. Grinnel is suffering with Il
sore eye this week, the result of get
ting piece of iron filing in it,
We are sorry to announce that our
old friend Geo. w. Waring, has been
quite i'll during the past week,
Mrs. Taylor has just in a full line of
surahs, plushes, velvets, gimps, and
ribbons in latest styles and colors.
Allie Black has returned to Yale and
now occupies rooms in the McKenna
block over Julian q Co.'S. drug store.
A large amount of flax continues to
come to the mills at this place. They
received 100 tons in two days last week.
A. Goheen's new house on Orchard
Hill is all enclosed and shingled and
will soon be ready for the plasterers.
Charles Parker has our thanks for a
basket of beautiful eating apples; and
they were as good as they were beau
tiful.
Rev. +. W. Perkins will leave for
Saginaw next Monday to attend the
annual conference of the NJ. p.
church.
The members of the /. O. G.. T. will
give another entertainment in Contra
hall week from next Wednesday
evening.
Michaels' harvest ball will take
have been completed and good time
is assured.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
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VIM. Scott the baker is getting ma
terial on the ground and will build Il
fine residence in the southern part of
the town soon.
E. f. Fcad is ut present in charge of
the Lexington bank in the absence of
Mr.. Benedict who is away for a two
week vacation.
J. a. Morrill, is getting material on
the ground preparatory to erecting q
new barn TO take the place of the one
burned this spring.
Go and do likewise. If your whisk-
ers are grizzly. and unbecoming use
Buckingham's Dye and they will look
as when you were younger.
The driving sheds at the rear Of
John Sections place ON Main street
have been torn down and an addition
is being built to the main building.
Al. sheldon who has been in Oscoda
for several weeks past is expected
home. His health has not been inn
proved by the climate of that place.
When you go away from home, or
have friends visiting you, or you are
going to give a party, musicale or re-
ceptiOn, or when you sell, buy or
change your residence or business, or
your son or daughter is married, or
when your neighbor gets n new baby,
or, i'm q word, If you know or hear of
any item of interest TO the public,
bring or send il in and the ExPosIToR
will gladly publish it.