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

Martin Monroe's house is receiving
coat of paint.
Abner f. Jackson has put new
floor into his saloon.
Lumber, shingles, lath and lime for
sale at G. f. MICHAELs. 40
JOS. Effrick was trihe under the
weather the fore part of the week.
Two civil cases were tried before
Justice Merrill last Tuesday.
Charley Emery's son Howard has
been very i'll for n couple OF days.
Brook Bearss is learning the drug
business with Grant Holden q Bro.
David Browns house on Orchard
Hill will be completed in 81 few days.
/ have engaged Miss Sinclair, of Port
Huron, as trimmer. Mrs. Jas. Brown.
There was hard frost Monday night,
which formed ice quarter of an inch
thick.
Ladies are invited to call and see
goods. Prices made right. Mrs. Jas.
Brown.
Wells & Toby will have new adv.
in their space next week. BE sure and
read it.
Phil Beadle is the happy father of
little girl, who came to his place last
Tuesday.
Before buying your hats, call to see
my new line of goods from Cleveland.
Mrs. Jas. Brown.
David Brown was in the vicinity of
Capac this week working up the in
surance business.
hoa ~ Ioti Ia,
for his new house on Orchard hill
almost completed.
Geo. Welsh is now clerk of the prin-
cipal hotel ut Wolverine. George has
our congratulations.
Louis II. Deemert has gone to SAM
lac Centre to drive stage between that
place and Carsonville.
Quite n lot of sidewalk has been
built in our village this spring. Let
the good work continue.
Joe +. Allen is assisting in the bag
gage room at the station at this place
in the absence of Walter Kyes.
Will Bettes continues to suffer quite
severely from his thumb which was
smashed Il couple of weeks ago.
For printing of any description come
and tasty work. Our prices are right.
Jake Holmes has q very sore hand
the result of bite of horse, which
was tied in front of Nicholson's saloon.
Casson b. Stonehouse will leave Mon
day for Eagle River, Wis. where he
expects to remain during the summer.
Mabel Beals, the nine months old
child of Gilman Bcals, of Speaker,
died last Sunday and was burr ed Tues
day.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star Lodge at their hall
next Thursday evening at the usual
hour.
There are at present over thirty APP
plications for admission into the For
esters in this village. The order is
booming.
A band of gypsies passed through
the village last Saturday, and they are
now encamped about a mile north of
this place.
Edward Fry is at present lying very
low at his home in this village, suffer
ing from malarial fever. His condition
is very critical.
A party of our local sportsmen will
leave about the first of next month on
u fishing and hunting expedition in
northern Michigan.
F. A. Kyes has filled in and leveled
the lawn in front of his residence on
Kennific ST., and now has one of the
neatest places i'll the village.
Reynold-Melville Dramatic Co. at
Central Hall next Tuesday evening.
Reserved seats on sale at the drug
store of Grant Holden & Rro.
If you intend to do any painting this
spring, call and see j. b. Francis. He
has a fine stock of Boydells' prepared
paints on hand. Read his adv.
Don Macarthur, our street commas
sioner, has gang of men at work
grading the west side of Jones street,
preparatory to laying sidewalk.
Dan Mcleod, of Maple Valley, left
for Cheboygan last Monday with his
horse "Young John MacGregor,"
where he will travel him this season.
Stella Darcy and several others of
the High School girls will attend a
teachers convention which will be
held at Emmett tomorrow Saturday
The presence of dandruf indicates
diseased scalp, and if not cured,
blanching of the hair and badness will
result. Halls Hair Remover will cure
it.
Grant Holden met with painful ac-
cident Monday. lie was cleaning q
lamp chimney when it broke and cut
the top of one of his knuckles clean
off.