Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-19
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Alexander Ielter Is now nicely To-
Gated in his new home on the Hebner
lot in this village.
Cook WANTED. A good girl wanted
at the Rapley House to do cooking.
Good wages paid to the right person.
Don't be backward in patronizing the
ExPosIToR item box in the post-otfice.
If you have an item of news let us
know it.
Brook Bearss who has been very
sick with typhoid malaria at his home
in Port Huron for the past two weeks
is gaining slowly.
w. X. Gillett, secretary of the Wash.
! Land & Improvement Co., has estab-
| lished an Office in the store formerly
occupied by II. Doelle & Son.
Kit Hayes has secured the front
drug store and will open dress max
ing establishment therein soon.
When you drop an item of news IN
the EXPOsITOR item box, do not he
afraid to sign your name to it. Names
so attached will not be published.
Coal has been distributed in the vii
lage the past week among those who
burn it. \ high price is paid for it and
after the first of September it will
probably rise to $1,000 II ton.
Nancy Hanks has broken the world S
trotting record of Maud s., and Budd
Doble Is proud man. The mile was
trotted on regulation track in 2.07l
The old trotting record held by Maud
S. was 2.0S3.
A cordial letter was received by us
this week from Mrs. VIM. Young, OF
Flint, enclosing one dollar for the
ExPosIToR and kindly mentioning that
our paper was welcome visitor and
anxiously looked for.
BICYCLE FOR SALE.-One 50-inch BIZ
cycle nearly new for sale at a very low
price. Will almost give it away. Ball
bearings all round, rams horn handles
and is in good condition. For par
ticulars call ut the EXPosIToR office.
DIR. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, of Port Huron,
will be absent from his office from
August 10Th till September 10th. His
brother and partner, DIR. A. +. Cornell,
will attend to their practice while he
is away.
The Grand Central hotel at Port HUI
ron is a pleasant place to put up at
I
improved lately, made very neat ana
attractive and that is as the Yale folks
find it because they all stop there. &.
F. Emery, of Yale, is the obliging
clerk.
FARMERS you will save time and
money by having your Mowers, Binders.
&C., put i'll good running order before
you commence your haying and
harvesting. am agent for Champion
and Empire repairs. Your patronage
solicited. Shops opposite WEIGH d
Sons grist mill. S-4 +. p. Currier .Jr.
Wales X. o. T. VI. base ball club
went to Yale on Saturday last to play
with the Yale club. They were much
pleased with treatment they received
and think the Yale boys are as fine lot
as there is in the county. Score Is to
- in favor of the visiting club.-Wales
correspondent to Port Huron Sunday
Herald.
improvements are still going on in
the village. ID. G.. Williams house To-
Gated between the one he lives in and
Alex. Lothian's is receiving a coat of
paint. j. b. Francis is having his barn
nicely painted VIM. Strong has built
a neat fence around his dwelling and
J. G.. Holden is improving his lot by
ploughing and leveling.
We were presented with basket of
harvest apples on Monday 10y John
Cheney from his farm south anu west
of the village. BY the way Mr.. Cheney
whose notice for the sale of his farm
has appeared in the EXPOsIToR, has re-
ceived letter from Kansas wanting
his place in exchange for land i'll that
state. This shows that the reading of
our paper is widespread.
5. o. Welch q Sons roller process
Touring mill was shut down last week
having thorough overhauling. The
mill is again in running order and bet
ter prepared than eyer to do work fol
the farmers and furnish first-class
flour at reasonable prices. Buy your
flour and feed from home institution
the prOprietors and employees of which
are accommodating and enterprising
RARE OPPoRTUNITIEs.-The Queen &
Crescent Route will place Excursion
Tickets on sale to Texas and Arkansas
also Indian Territory, at greatly re
duced rates, on August 30th, Septem
Der 9th and October 18th. Good fol
return 20 days from date of sale. Fol
rates, maps and further information
call on agents of the Q. & c. Route, o.
agent at your station, or address ID. G.
Edwards, q. p. A., CINCINNATI, o.
: A very pleasant event occurred a
the NJ. +. church Wednesday at 9:3
A. NJ, the occasion being the marriag,
of Franklin Kelley, of Melvin, ant
Miss Ida Stevens, of Speaker. Quit
: a number of townspeople and relative
witnessed the ceremony and rendered
congratulations to the two made one
. Anna Fitzpatrick presided at the organ
and nicely rendered the weddin,
; march. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley left oil
the morning train west for weddin,
Il tour, with the best wishes of all goinj
G with them.
Died, On Friday, Aug. 18th, 1892, a
e her home near Yale, Mrs. Lansin
n Sponenburg, of typhoid fever. Ellei
;. Syphia was born in Canada in 1S41
d and was married to l.. Spenenburg il
q 1862. In 1879 they came to Brockwa
:. township, Michigan. Four childre
were born to them-Norman b., Mary
Il Sophia and Herman. Many friend
!, are left to mourn the deceased SUD