Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-06-26
EXPOSITIONS.

Hot.
school closes to-day.
school children rejoiceth.
Firecrackers are in great demand.
Read J. b. Francis new adv. this
week.
Phil Walker is nursing sprained
ankle.
Workmen are putting down well
for G.. :. Ney.
There has been considerable sickness
in town of late.
The Y..C. c. band received their new
drum last week.
The glorious Fourth is one week
from tomorrow.
The lawyers of the village have
formed an association.
Geo. w. Allen has severed his CON
nections with the Democrat.
Call at Mrs. IIurt's for ice cream
Saturday if the weather is warm.
VIM. Ovens is digging cellar under
his dwelling house IN the village.
The board of supervisors have been
in session ut Port Huron this week.
Mrs. Noble continues quite i'll at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. +. Il.
Beecher.
Walter Kyes, baggage-man at the
station has been quite Ill OF late, but
is recovering.
The highest price paid for wool this
season in Port Huron has been 81
cents per pound.
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cises for the county schools ut Port
Huron tomorrow.
A drain has been dug along the
north side OF North street, from the
Brick Chapel east.
WIFE WANrED-A lady forty or fifty
years of age. Address Charles Weston
Speaker Pc, Mich.
Mrs. VIM. Muir, who died near Al
mont last week was cousin to Mrs.
David Brown of this village.
The addition TO Thos. Hickcy's
house is nearly completed and makes
Il great improvement in the looks of
his place
We were presented on Tuesday by
James Holden, with a box of straw
berries, Il very large luscious variety.
Many thanks.
Grant Holden d Bro. have had Il
new bottom put in their windows, and
the same raised, to make Il better show
ing of their goods.
70 keep the beard from turning
gray, ana thus prevent the appearance
OF age, use Buckingham Dye for the
Whiskers' the best dye made.
Mrs. ". Il. Gillett and Mrs. John
Mathews have been I'LL during the past
week, but we are glad to say they are
getting around all right again.
We are in receipt Of an item from
Lynn concerning the road work in
that section, but rs there Is no name
signed it failed TO appear in print.
We understand that John :. Duffie
will leave the south where he has re-
sided for the past six months, and
take up his residence in Detroit, Mich.
Estela Darcy and Mamie Cooper
will attend the summer school at Port
Huron and Lettie Effrick intends
studying law in Harvey Tappan's
office.
The old cornet band are practising
steadily and are making rapid progress
under the Instructions of their leader.
They intend to "get there" on the
Fourth.
HORSES FOR SALE have number
of colts and work horses which ! will
sell cheap. They are bred from the
best stock of horses in this section.
+. p. CURRIER. 7w3
VIM. Grant, jr., of Roseburg, lost a
valuable horse last Friday night. The
animal took sick while here in Yale
that day and died the same night. II
was valued at 5000.
The Sanilac County Sunday Schools
held convention at Roseburgh last
Sunday. An enjoyable time was had
Arrangements were made for forming
a township association.
The Supreme court have denied the
petition of the Flint d Pere Marquette
railroad company to compel Judg,
Garfield to render decision in the
Fargo abandonment case.
Jas. Wallace is making some new
heavy harness for Peter Etfrick, 81
Harrisville. Jim's reputation for max
ing first-class goods is too well known
for us to say anything about.
VIM. Owens has the contract fo
erecting a new house for Robt. G.. Nc
Laughlin, on the lot Just north of Geo
w. Bells. The building will be a
brick veneer with 1S-foot posts.
VIM. Lackic was arrested in Por
Huron last Friday. The police have
been on the lookout for him eve
since his wife entered complaint
spoken of in the ExPosIToR recently.