Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-13
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EXPOSITION.
For ALL the news in u reliable read
able form take the ExPosIroR.
Mrs. Taylor has marked certain goods
way down. The sale will continue for
the next 80 days. Read her new adv.
in this issue.
Street commissioner Henry has been
doing some good work on our streets
the past week with the scraper. Now
is the proper time to use it.
"Foot prints on the sands of time"
are nothing compared with the prints
that f. Il. Palmer & Co. are now sell
ing at 5, G and cts. per yard.
Married, at the M. p. parsonage,
Yale, on Tuesday, May 10th, 1892,
William Brown, OF Port Huron, and
Miss Emma Harris, of Fremont.
Miss Letitia C.. Hanna has taken up
her residence in Brockway and will
be found at her mothers home pre-
pared to do dressmaking for all who
wish to give her call. 52tf.
With last weeks issue the ExPosIToR
ended its tenth volume. A great many
subscriptions expired with that num-
Der. All who can we would be pleased
% have call and renew. In so doing
you will help one in need.
"rhere's nothing half so sweet in life
as cloves young dream" Now about
this there Is some diversity of opinion.
ONE giving preference tOa good ar
ticle of taffy, but there are few things
any sweeter than ease after q racking
pain and this is only gotten by using
salvation Oil.
Born: On Tuesday, May 10, 1892, to
the wife of II. G. MalOney, of Port HUI
ron, son. Henry is now in his ele-
ment and we wish himself and wife all
the joys attending this event and none
of its sorrows. We would just men,
ton that Grandpa Brown is perfectly
jubilant over his first grand child.
FoR SALE.-The Bearss farm, near
Yale, composed of 80 acres of land all
but about II acres improved. Good
buildings on same and is ono of the
best farms in this county. Will take
house and lot in Port Huron rs part
payment. Call on oraddress, WILLIAM
II. HAZEL, Probate Court, Port Huron.
Rev. w. +. Perkins, We are pleased
to notice, is making many improve
ments about tho n. p. parsonage.
After the completion Of the good work
\ new and larger barn will stand on
the parsonage lot. The elder ia q hard
and earnest worker and deserves the
esteem in which he 10 held in this COM
| munity.
Some sneak thief entered the house
of VIM. Walker in the village last Sat-
urday evening while Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker were absent and stole 1915
which had been left in tho house.
| 1t is too bad that the perpetrators Of
these dastardly acts, which have been
going on in the village for some time,
could not be brought to justice.
This year the ExPosIToR passes into
the eleventh year of its existence, an
existence which, like all other country
newspapers, has had its ups and downs,
but with the aid and kind support of
our patrons we feel as if we could
journey on quite comfortably for some
time yet. For the appreciation and
good will of the people of this commu-
nifty who have SO nobly stood by us in
all these years we have many thanks,
and many grateful feelings. We haye
always tried To make the ExPosIToR a
readable paper and during the time to
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but even strive to make it more inter-
esting, more worthy the notice of the
people of this growing place-the
growth of which we have watched with
such pride-and more for the benefit
of the people among whom we live
and hope TO live many years.
VIM. f. Balentine, for number of
years past proprietor of the CONNER
cial House, will leave next Monday for
Detroit, where he has secured a lease
of the Hotel Congress, which is located
opposite the Normandie The hotel
has 40 rooms and will be completely
reftted. Mr.. Ballentine secured the
lease of the building through the
agency of Il. O. Kinney, formerly of
this city. Mr.. Ballentlne has always
conducted first-class house in Port
Huron. May he be successful in his
new venture.-Port Huron Times. Our
people are we'll acquainted with Will,
Familiarity called, and his smiling face
will be much missed IN the old place at
the Commercial House, where he was
always so anxious for the comfort and
pleasure of his guests-and he had
many from Yale and Brockway. We
hope to see him prosperous and happy
in his new home.
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