Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-01
EXPOSITIONS.

dusty.
Ice cream.
Spring house cleaning.
Everybody plays ball these days.
Renovate your back yard and cellar.
Saturday was very busy day with
our merchants.
Awnings have entered into commits
, sion for the season.
Lumber, shingles, Hath and lime for
sale at c. f. MICHAELs. 40
4li lit is now fashionable to take the
shady side of the street.
3. "A. McGregor's little boy has been
very i'll for the past. week.
tThe infant child of Jas. Moore has
: been very sick with the grippe.
= On May 18th the next term of the
circuit court will commence.
Ii. Ct. White made delivery of
spraying pumps at Fargo Tuesday.
The Whitney Family's opening show
, will be held in Inlay City May 2nd.
Mrs. Hart's new bakery will be OPEN
ed for business to-day friday at noon.
The masons, carpenters and painters
of the village have been very busy this
spring.
Several nursery men have been de-
, livering goods in this vicinity for the
last week.
Willie Griffin, son of j. II. Griffin,
has been very sick with membraneOus
Group and measles.
John 0. Grinnell writes from Detroit
that he is now improving steadily, al
though not very fast.
Our fisherman's horn, which has
been Silent for some time, was heard
again on the streets last Friday.
Rev. Ira Billman will preach in the
Brick Chapel next Sunday evening on
"What shall we do with our parents"
l." Read 4. w. Ferguson d Co.'S adv.
That is the place to buy your hardware
or material for painting, gardening, etc.
The silvery voice of the melodious
bdll-frog is heard these balmy even
ings, bornealong on the gentle zephyrs.
David II. Brown has sold out his bus
mess in Port Huron. lie was visiting
III the village the first part of the week.
Darius iIilethaler, who has been
teaching in Mussey, has secured
school in Wales where he is now teach
, ing.
j. III. Griffin is now running w. ii.
Palmer's grist mill and will always be
on hand to attend to anything in his
line.
John ID. Jones has received the
trimming stone and will commence
the erection of his new building at
once.
1t is becoming epidemic. John d.
McKeith has it now. His adv. will eX-
plain the rest. Read it and profit
thereby.
j. A. Davidson ana Co.'S adv. to-day
can hardly fail to be of interest to par
ties who are in need of carpets, curtains,
wall paper, etc.
There will be special communities
ton of Brockway lodge, No. 3l6, f. d
A. NJ, at Masonic hall on Saturday
evening. Work on degrees.
DR.. p. G.. Lathrop has moved with
his family from Valley Centre to this
village and they now occupy Geo. V.
Reds house on Kennitic ST.
If you want horse bills, auction bills,
6r printing of any description, call at
the ExPosIToR office and we guarantee
to suit you in work and prices.
Miss Zelda Paldi, of Port Huron,
whom many of the young people of
the village know, will spend a year at
f, Detroit studying music and art.
Weter, Tanning q Co., the egg men
of Richmond have got their wagon on
the road again, and their agents are
now in this vicinity buying eggs.
Spring poetry is now in order. Any
one having surplus on hand will
please forward TO this office, as our
waste basket yearns for its annual
feast.
As soon az you discover any falling
of the hair or grayness always use
Halls Hair Reviewer to tone up the
secretions and prevent badness or
grayness.
This is the season of the year when
the young man takes his best girl out
walking and chooses the sidewalk
opposite the ice cream parlor as
promenade.
We are pleased to learn that Stella
Darcy was granted third class certif-
cate at the recent teachers examina-
ton in Port Huron. She has our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Robt. NJ. Lothian has built a stone
wall along the front of his lot on North
st. and filled i'm his yard which makes
n vast improvement in the appearance
of his premises.
Never Judge man by appearances.
A shabby old coat may contain an edi-
tor; while the man wearing polished
silk hat and faultless frock-coat may
bea defaulting subscriber.