Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-21

| Fremen' 8 Dali at AlcnaelS nail TO-
night.
VIM. Secor has built new barn on
his lot.
A. II. Teller has built an addition to
| his barn.
Horse blankets, halters and whips at
Wallace's.
Take your laundry to A. Windsor's
barber shop.
The Algonac News has been closed
up by creditor.
A large wagon factory is to be es-
tablished in Port Huron.
George Cough has been nursing
very sore hand the past week.
The new German Lutheran church
at Romeo has been dedicated.
The prospects of motor road be-
tween Romeo and Utica are good.
III. +. Beard. we are sorry to say, has
been troubled with erysipelas this week
Potato pits are being opened on
farms around Richmond and the con-
tents stolen.
The ladies of st. Paups Episcopal
church at st. Clair will hold fair and
supper Dec. Z.
A scheme is on foot to build an cleo
trio railroad between Sanilac Centre
and Carsonville.
Boys, if you want to enjoy the giddy
waltz tonight, get pair of those low
shoes at Planners.
James Wye Is now at work in j. H..
Highs shoe shop. Miss Stella has
rented Mr.. Wye's building.
Coon hunting is now a popular sport
in the rural districts. The little ami
mails are said to be numerous.
Henry Pearce, having finished his
work on the Union Block, is now in
Valley Centre engaged at his trade.
A. NJ. Wilson has opened cabinet
and upholstering establishment in Mrs.
Harris building and is prepared to do
work in this line on short notice.
NJ. NJ. Holcomb having sold his prop
erty on Main street to NJ. A. Sergeant
has built neat cottage on his lot
north of the X. X. where he will move
soon.
A. w. Ferguson is busily engaged
this week moving into his new store in
the Union block, where he will haye
more room and be pleased to see all of
his old customers.
Sylvester Lakin, of Kimball town.
ship, was gored by bull which he was
trying to drive into barn on Saturday
last and was so badly injured that he
died in few minutes.
Sneak thieves, who have made sew
eral raids in the vicinity of Marlette,
taking tools, harness, clothes from
lines ETC., have been captured and will
be made to suffer for the offences.
James Hanna died at Pontiac Tues
day evening, Oct. Is, 1892, aged 40
years. The remains were brought to
Brockway where the funeral sermon
was preached in the NJ. +. church on
Thursday.
STOVE FOR SALE CHEAP have a fine
Peninsular stove, new last winter,
good for parlor, dining room, or sit
ting room, which | will sell very
cheap. Call at residence or Office.
Harvey Tappan. %
For RENT.-The brick store in the
Holden Block belonging to the under
signed is for rent at reasonable rates.
1t has been neatly painted and other
wise fitted up. Apply to NJ. Bearss,
Yale or Port Huron. 10
w. b. Saville, II. II. Martin and fam
lilies are now nicely located in the new
hotel and are prepared to receive
guests. This hotel is built with all
modern Improvements and you will be
comfortably taken care of while under
the roof.
A quick and permanent cure. Mr..
j. M. Keesler, 14l0 w. Lombard St.,
BALTIC, Md, says: "I take great pleas
ralgia in my family, found Salvation
nil aRactnoI ond onaadxy II, th a ottra
of the patient"
A farmer named Gordon, near Lex
ington, while excavating for cellar,
found bed of gravel which when
taken out and allowed to dry became
as hard as rock and seemingly glued
together. The people of Lexington
are now using it for sidewalks and find
it a good thing.
At the meeting called for Saturday
evening last by the Yale Butter and
Cheese Association the following of
ficers were elected Pres, j. Il. Fran
els; Secy., j. c. Holden; Treas, A. w.
Ferguson; Directors, w. j. Moore, j.
Wallace. @. Milethaler and Isaac Me-
mercy. An agent for the Chicago
company is here and work on the
building will begin at once.
A very large and enthusiastic re-
publican meeting was held at the
Lothian school house at Mt. Salem
last week Thursday evening, and was
addressed by j. w. Gardner and Capt.
Beach. Another successful meeting
was held ut Brockway Friday evening
and was addressed by Alex. II. Avery,
Capt. Beach and Il. L. Law. At Fargo
Monday evening n very large attend
ance listened to addresses from A.. X.
Avery and Il. +. Law. Encouraging
reports of Republican success csme
from everywhere In the county.