Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-18
EXPOSITIONS.

Read the market report in this issue.
Flour from the Ruby stone mill at Mrs.
j, G.. Harris 10
j. II. High has painted the interior
of his shoe shop.
The frame for VIM. SCOTS house is
up and enclosed.
Chas. Michaels, of Brockway, is quite
sick with heart disease.
Keep in mind the date of the Port
Huron fair-Sept. 22-25.
f. 4. Kyes has been laid up the past
week with malarial fever.
Read the Washington letter from
Don Macarthur in this issue.
W. l.. Ellis has improved the looks of
his front fence by Il coat of paint.
s. r. Young and Albert Secor are re-
modelling the barn on John Matthews
lot.
S. b. Somers has rented George III.
Mustard's house and will occupy it this
week.
Mrs. David Brown is still slowly gain
ing in health, although she is very
weak.
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and has given his house,a new coat of
paint.
Call in at Grant Holden q Bros and
see their large stock of wall paper and
borders.
Lyman Gray, well known in this
place, died at Detroit on Wednesday of
last week.
Il. NJ. Lothian is paying Is cents per
pound for good butter at his grocery
on Main street.
Henry Slight has been busy this
week helping to lay Il new sidewalk IN
front of ms residence.
the bCys are well pleased with the
river boots made by NJ. Fitzgerald q
Co. Call and get pair.
Mrs. c. Hart will serve warm meals
at her restaurant ON Main street during
the three days of the fair. 10
John Matthews moved his family in
to the house lately purchased from W.
N. McKenna, last Monday.
Thieves stole lot of turkeys and
chickens from Common Jones and Seth
Huntington one night this week.
A description of the new CONNER
cial Bank building of Port Huron is
published in this weeks EXPosIToR.
/ have for sale the Bay Port lime,
the cheapest and best in the market;
also hair, calcine, cement, salt, ETC.,
ii. j. MCPHEE, Yale.
VIM. Ovens is adding new kitchen
to his house, besides making many
other Improvements about his prem
Uses.
VIM. Hodgson is putting up new
house on his farm in Lynn. Jas. Ket-
tlewell and Sid Holcomb are doing the
work.
w. Cowing left for Fort Gratiot this
friday morning, where he will deliv-
er an address before u gathering of
Foresters.
A much needed improvement has
been made 10y placing gravel in front
of number of the business places of
tile village.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
JAS. MCCoLL. lift
f. II. Drake has secured a house in
Port Huron and expects to move there
with his family. the latter part of this
ID. G. Williams raised head of cab
bage in his garden this summer that
weighed 164 pounds. Let us hear from
some one who can beat this.
Our old friend Gustavis Kimball has
sold his school at Flint and is now en-
ployed as teacher in the Detroit Bus
ness College. Success toyou, Gus.
There is talk of consolidating the
two brass bands of the village The
citizens will be called upon to contrib
ute for the support of an instructor.
Having decided to go out of the lum-
Der BUSINESS, will sell my stock at
sacrifice to clean it out. If in need of
humber it will pay you to call and see
me. 8 S. X. YoUNG.
To overcome the marks of age, all
who have gray boards should use Buck
ingham's dye for the whiskers, the
best and cleanest dye made for color
ing brown or black.
WAxTED-I would like to get num-
Der of apprentice girls to learn dress
making. Apply at my establishment
over +. w. Julian q Co.'s drug store.
ALLIE BLACK, Yale. 1S
Following is a list of teachers who
have secured schools for the fall and
winter: Flora Macarthur and Mamie
Cooper in Lynn; Stella Darcy in Mus
sc; Mollie Brown, Hodgins' dist. Brock
way; Aggie Menerey, dist. No. 3, Cas-
co: Edith Brown, Bidleman dist, Brock
way; John Bartle, Remington district,
Brockway; Aggie Johnson, Adair.