Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-10


Fresh strawberries at b. l.. Newsted's
on Saturday next.
Andrew Award has added summer
Kitchen to his house on Mary street.
Mrs. j. c. Hart will be prepared to
,erve ice cream at her restaurant on
turday next.
5oce & Waterman are advertising
great clearing sale this week. Read
leir adv. on front page.
/ This week b. l.. Newsted proprietor
of the postoffice store has change OF
adv. which Is of interest to our readers.
! 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.
/ fl. Doelle being the lowest respon-
/ sible bidder was awarded the contract
/ for building the abutments to the
| bridge leading to the fair ground.
The Croswell Democrat says that ga
! happy smile uses Elliot Merritt's face
/ for It's home, all because 9 pound
/ boy came to stay at his house Tuesday
night"
Queen Bess, French Lilac, Apple
| Blossom, Wild Plum blossom, and
Martha Washington are the best per
/ fumes on earth for sale at Grant Hol-
! den q Bros
We learn from the Lexington paper
that Frank Niggeman, well known
here, has secured position in Il jewel
ry store at Marine City. We wish him
good luck.
We obtain patents for protection, not
! for ornament. Send for our valuable
l IL n,,D %, a. nrn ni1 I,,x
| tive Age Building, Washington, ID. G.
Mention this paper. 81
Thomas Crimes one of Sanilac
county's prosperous farmers is getting
material on the ground and will build
new dwelling house this summer.
He has rs fine farm as you will find
in Speaker township.
II. A. Cook & Co., of Valley Centre,
have change of adv. in this issue.
| They have just received II large stock
of paints, oils and varnishes, Bay Port
lime and hair for plastering, st. Clair
salt, binder Irvine, etc.
We acknowledge receipt of a copy
of The Daily Nebraska Press, Nebraska
City, handed us by Ira Billman. 1t is
a neatly gotten up journal and is ably
edited by IIowbert Billman former
attache of the ExPosIToR.
The foundation for Ferguson, 10th
ian & Boards brick block has been
! Land and we are now in fair way to
| see this building loom up in all its
grandeur. 1t does us good to see the
buildings going up around lis so rapid
ly.
Our streets were thronged on Satur-
day last with teams and people, not
| that it is an uncommon occurrence to
have crowds in town but we think the
"crowd" was little more numerous
on this day. Let it happen every Sat
urday.
DOelle block. Also galvanized iron
cornice. The floors are being laid and
] it will only be short time before the
binding will be completed and ready
! for occupancy. 1t is an ornament to
our village.
A bit of excellent advice: Drink
nothing without seeing it, sign moth
ing without reading it, and be sure
it means nothing more than it says.
Don't go to law unless you are forced
to and have something to lose. In
any business never wade in where you
| CdllllOl see lllc DOJJOlll.
Died, at his home at 7G2 4th Avenue,
Detroit, June 3rd, 1892, ID. ID. Chesebro.
Deceased was the father of Mrs. w. w.
! Cowing, of Yale, who was visiting in
Detroit ut the time of his death. The
remains were brought to this village
accompanied by DIR. j. NJ. Chesebro.
and inferred in Elmwood cemetery.
Mr.. Chesebro had long been i'll with
lung trouble but his death at last was
very sudden.
Bill Nye in writing about country
roads expresses himself as follows:
"Our wagon roads throughout the
country are generally disgrace to
civilization Ind before we undertake
to supply Jaeger underwear and seal
skin covered bibles with flexible backs
to the African it might be we'll to put
a few dollars into the relief of CALLED
and broken down horses that have
lost their health on our miserable
highways"
A slick swindler 10 going about the
state gaining comfortable livelihood
by raising So bills to the denomination
of SO. His method is to place the
figures "l0' oyer "2" in the good bill,
marring the printed word 1.-TWO" on
the face of the bill so that it is scarcely
discernible at a passing glance. The
pasting of the figures 40" is we'll
done, and person in a hurry 10 apt
to make change and not question its
genuineness.
On Friday evening last number of
the young people of the village as
sembled at the residence of Henry
Pearce and surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Emma Richardson, of
Port Huron, who has been visiting her
many friends and relatives in this
vicinity. Games and music were in
order until about ! O'Clock, when re-
freshments were served, after which
all departed to their homes feeling
that the evening had been eni0yably
spent. Miss Richardson left for her
home Saturday morning.
shadow social will be held in
Cavanagh's Hall, Emmett, under the
auspices of Emmett tent, No. 542, X. o.
T. NJ. in celebration of the 18th ami.
yersary of Maccabeeism in Michigan
Monday evening, June 13, commenc.
} ing at O'clock p. NJ. Everybody il
, cordially invited to come and also re.
quested to bring lunch for herself and
: partner. Sir Knight III. II. Bailey will