Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-08


to the rear of his house on Jones street,
occupied by John Teetzel. lie has
also moved the barn to the back end
of the lot.
Jacob Grimes will have his grist and
saw mill in Speaker i'll operation III a
few days and will be able to attend TO
anything in his line. satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mrs. Nelson Mills, of Vicksburg,
Mich, sister of d. G.. Williams of this
village, died last Saturday. MIR. Will
Jams left Monday for that place to at
tend the funeral.
The eagle that was recently shot by
j. f. Brown has been stuffed and
mounted by Ira Billman and now
adorns the window of Grant Holden d
Bros drug store.
The line commissioner of the f. d
p. NJ. Ry. was in the village Tuesday
making arrangements for the purchase
of portion of Mrs. Bettes' lot through
which this road runs.
1t is reported that Peter Pyne will
take charge of the Globe hotel in Peck
shortly. Pete is an experienced hotel
man and will make IL success of that
place 1t he takes 1t.
Mrs. Henry Stevens, daughter of
William Williams, who has been living
with her father for some time left for
Gladwin last Tuesday morning where
her husband has been residing.
For SALE-Three valuable building
lots in Reid & McNutts addition also
two in Tappan & Laws addition. For
terms and further particulars call on J.
A. Menzies, EXPosIToR Office, Yale.
The owners of residences in our viii
lage are trying to see how much they
can do towards identifying their places
this spring, and gardeners and painters
are consequently i'll great demand.
Dave Bowman left for Saginaw Mon
day evening, where he will operate a
motor on the street railway. Dave is II
competent and careful young man and
we wish him the success he deserves.
julie Hennessy had the top of the
little finger of his right hand badly
pinched Tuesday afternoon by having
it caught in one of the seats in the
school. He will probably loose the
nail.
Ed Fry, of Pontiac, arrived in town
Wednesday TO visit his father who is
sick. lie was driven over from Capac
by Loman Smelling, who took this OPP
portunity to visit his many friends
here.
Geo. W. Warning is making extensive
improvements on his place. He is
building an addition to his house and
is also erecting a new barn and granary.
Our old friend is one of the progressive
kind.
f. +. Dutton, who has been at his
home in Detroit having his hand
treated, is in the village visiting his
many friends. We are glad to an
nounce that his hand is almost fully
as good as ever.
At a meeting of the Township Board,
held last Wednesday, DR.. Will III.
Gowan was appointed health officer
and David Brown constable. These
appointments meet with the approval
of the people.
Miss Lizzie Morgan will speak under
the auspices Of the w. G.. T. L. next
Sunday afternoon in the VI. f.. church
ut 3 O'Clock, and in the evening at 1880
at the same place. All are cordially
invited to be present.
Word was received here lately that
VIM. Morton, formerly of this village,
who was so severely injured in run
away at Alpena last February, is now
getting along nicely at the Home
Hospital in that city.
Menerey Bros. are kept very busy
at their blacksmith shop and foundry
these days. They are first class work.
men and any person wanting iron-work
of any description will receive satisfac-
ton by calling on them.
A young lady of jefferson, West
Virginia, declares that she was all run
down before taking Ayers Sarsaparilla;
but that now she is gaining strength
tainly wonderfully effective tonic for
the feeble and delicate.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the
bronchial tubes i'll state of constant
irritation, which, if not speedily re-
moved, may lead to bronchitis. No
prompter remedy can be hau than
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which is both
an anodyne and expectorant.
Rev. Ira Billman will deliver u SER
mon in the Brick Chapel on Sunday,
May 18th. Subject; ovid Oats" Mr.
Billman's sermon on "What shall we
do with our PARENTS" was very inter-
esting, and was listened to by fair
sized and appreciative audience.
A. ID. Minis will start his cheese fac
tory in operation on Monday, May
18th. Mr.. Minis has II finely fitted out
establishment and his product has a
reputation of being first class. He
probably ships more cheese than any
other factory i'll this part of the state.
Down in Maine they are proposing
to render liquor dealers and persons
who drink liquors ineligible for jury
duty. With this law in force in Michi-
gan, it would make the authorities
hustle to get jury in any town or viii
lage in the state, not excepting even
Yale.
The large assortment of curtains,
carpets, rugs, wall papers, ETC., to be
found at the store of j. A. Davidson q
Co., Port Huron, is one that visiting
buyers should not overlook. They
show the choicest productions of all