Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-22
EXPOSITIONS.

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$. L. Blakeley is reported as being
i'll at Chicago.
+. III. Drake has been laboring with
q sore throat this week.
The band treated the citizens tC
some fine music Saturday evening.
DIR. Will III. Gowan had his Office
very neatly papered and painted last
week.
Three or four persons can be accom-
modated with table board at Mrs
Harris.
An apprentice wanted to learn the
millinery business ut Mrs. James
Browns.
The streets were lined with rigs last
Saturday, and a lot of business wa:
done in town.
Another consignment of fancy hat.
and trimmings just received at Mrs.
James Browns.
Mrs. Noble continues in very poor
health ut the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. X. Beecher.
The ExPosIToR's subscription list is
booming. The people all say "they
can't keep house without it."
Kittie Hayes has been very i'll dur
the past week with severe attack of
measles. She is now improving.
At a special meeting of the |. O. F.
last Monday evening nine members
were initiated and more are to follow.
Our farmers are very much in need
of rain. The ground is dry and the
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sequence.
There will he special meeting of
Yale Chapter, NO.64, on Monday even
ing, May %, at eight O'Clock. Work
on degrees.
Fred Secor, who has been laid up
for the past three months with rheu-
matism was out on crutches the first
of tine week.
DO not forget to look over Jas. III.
MOOre's adv. in this issue. His stock
of farming implements is complete
and prices right.
Gospel service at the Brick chapel
next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Ira Billman Will speak on "The Way
we go But Once"
Lane d Billings are now prepared
to pay the highest cash price for any
quantity of wool delivered at then
elevator at MELVIN.
July Fourth will be here in six weeks
from tomorrow Saturday.. If we are
to celebrate some one should make &
move in that direction.
Henry Ballentine, Of Port Huron,
has moved ts Richmond and will take
charge of w. II. Ballentine's roller
flour mill at that place.
John Ella, at one time resident OF
this vicinity but lately of Port Huron
has gone to California where he has
secured a goou position.
W. w. Grinnell and j. ID. Jones at
tended the I'D anniversary of Oddfel
lOwship at Port Huron Sunday, anC
report very enjoyable time.
We are glad to state that W. III
Ballentine, of Old Brockway, is now
very much better. He has been .
great sufferer for some time.
Misses Annie Xix and Gussie Cooper
have moved their dressmaking estab
lishment from the Duffie block tC
rooms in the McKenna block.
Mrs. Daniel Rankin, we'll known
here, died at West Branch last Satur
day and her remains were brought t.
this place on Monday for interment.
Forepaugh's advertising car passed
through the village Saturday on it
way to Port Huron. This circus vii
show in Pt. Huron on Saturday June 8
Casson b. Stonehouse is in Wolver
inc where he will remain in the employ
of Bowman q Wear. lie will not &c
to Wisconsin as he informed us las
week.
WANTED-A secondhand stationary
engine and boiler from 20 to 80 horse
power. For further particulars adj
dress, j. Livingston d Co., Yale
Mich. 2w4
The frost of last Saturday night die
considerable damage to cherries anC
other small fruit. In some places the
apples, peaches and pears were no
injured.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock and in the evening at 1880
A cordial invitation is given to all t.
come and hear.
A. Scott is buying eggs in the town
along the Sand Beach division of tn,
+. d p. M. R'y this week. lie shipped
200 dozen of eggs from this point t
Detroit Wednesday.
Our new barber, Aaron Windsor, j
enjoying good trade and giving frs
class satisfaction. When you want al
easy shave, or a shampoo, sea foam o.
hair cut, call on him. Everything
kept clean and neat.