Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-17
ExPOSITIONS.

Mud.
Musical frogs.
Frolicsome flies.
Balmy and gentle spring.
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"Spring fever" is very prevalent.
Thunder and lightning last Tuesday.
Measles are very prevalent in the
village.
Mills gents fine 50 shoes knock em
all out.
Mills has received his spring stock of
shoes. Look at 'em.
Carrie Remington has been very
sick with the measles.
Lumber, shingles, lath and lime for
sale at G. f. MICHAELs. As
Robt. Guy became the happy father
of II pound girl last Monday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Warning has been very
i'll but Is improving at present.
Lewis Jones third son of Jonos Jones,
died at Midland one day last week.
Mrs. Drummond commenced the
term in the Bidleman school on Mon
day.
Justin Robinson is preparing to make
numerous improvements about his
place.
DR.. Langan has been improving his
residence property by building Il new
sidewalk.
Revival meetings still continue at
the NJ. p. church. Many are being
converted.
Mills stock of ladies' fine shoes is
complete and at prices-well, you
Know what.
d. Mills will make his spring an
nOuncement in his space next week.
Watch for it.
Mrs. Jas. Brown has a change of ad.
i'll this issue. BE sure you read what
she has to say.
Mamie Tappan has been engaged to
teach the spring term of school i'll Dist.
No. 8, Columbus.
Jones street has been given side
walk on the block between Mechanic
and North streets.
Henry Pearce has the contract for
building new house for VIM. Johnson
southwest of here.
Mrs. Robert W. Menerey, who has
been suffering with la grippe, 10 now
able to get around.
Mrs Caroline Holden has been quite
I'll OF late, but We are pleased to learn
that she Is recovering.
j. b. Lutz, of Richmond, and A. q.
Mcmillan, of Detroit, have been buying
horses i'll this vicinity this week.
Miss Burch has sufficiently recover
cd from her recent illness so az to be
able to resume her duties i'll the school.
Elder >. Il. Culp closes out his work
next sunday, and will go to labor with
pe church at Fremont, Newaygo county
Mich.
DR.. q. 5. Ney has sold his matched
Span of horses to Il party III Chicago,
and will ship them to that place in "a
short time.
The man who went out of town to
get bills printed was amply rewarded
by having the McKenna block spelled
KEENAN, block.
DR.. VIM. Gowan moved into his new
quarters in the Rapley Block this week,
and has them fitted up and carpeted
IN first class style.
BY the twinges in my bones, and as
sorted pains and groans by aching
throat and ailing lung, / know that
gentle spring has sprung.
There was no installing the weather
of the past week as anything but gen.
tie spring-rain one hour, sunshine the
next and mud foot deep continually.
Il. X. Noble has traded twenty acres
vest of the village, known as the Rol-
An's property, with Casson Stonehouse
for his farm of 40 acres north west of
here.
The boys of the village intend organ
jzing a base ball club this season, and
will no doubt successfully measure
bats with the Detroits or some other
team in II short time.
Horsemen should get their route
bills, cards, pedigrees, ETC., printed at
Che ExposIToR office. All work done
in first class style. Good assortment
If cuts. Prices right.
Some Of the herbs of Halls Hair Re
newer, that wonderful preparation for
restoring the color and thickening
the growth of the hair, grow plenti-
fully in New England.
A little son of VIM. Owens fell i'm
some manner last week and had the
misfortune to break his arm and dislO-
cate his elbow. The sufferer was at
tended by DR.. Langan.
Breathcs there man with soul so
dead, who never to himself hath said,
/ will my local paper take, both for my
own and family's sake? If such there
he, let him repent, and have the paper
to him sent, and if he would pass hap
ny years, he'd not, for his paper, be in
Erears.