Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
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Rada Rapley is organizing class in
music. We wish her success.
An infant son born to the wife of f.
Worden on Monday died Tuesday.
Jas. Loree and family are now
snugly located in j. ID. McKeth's
house on Jones street.
When man is over head and ears
in love with one woman it is useless to
ask his opinion of the beauty of an
other.
Don't be backward in patronizing the
ExPosIToR item box in the post-office.
If you have an item of news let us
know it.
Will Smith, of Brown City, is now in
the employ of w. ii. Wear, Will Pal
mer having severed his connection
with the shop.
When you drop an item of news In
the ExPosIToR item box, do not be
afraid to sign your name to it. Names
so attached will not be published.
Our worthy townsman and brother
Maccabee, Ezra Freeman, will here
after receive 500 year from the
Knights of the Maccabees, having ar
rived at the age of 20 years.
Mrs. Carrie Barrett has the physi-
clans and surgeons soap always on
hand and for sale and those desiring
| to use it will do well to call on her.
She lives in the Grinnell house.
A special teachers examination will
be held at Port Huron in the Second
ward school building, on Friday and
Saturday, August Goth and %, 1892,
commencing at one O'Clock p. m.
We notice by the Times that a Ii.
cense to marry has been granted Chas.
Adams and Lizzie McMurtrie, both of
Brockway. We have since learned
that they were married yesterday.
Tonight G.. +. Michaels will give a
grand harvest ball in his hall. First
class music by Perkins orchestra of
Lapeer; first class supper and bill only
81 90. Everybody invited TO attend.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in Brockway township on
Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1892, by Rev. w.
F. Perkins, Leslie Rose and Ella Clark.
The -ExPosIToR extends congratula-
tons.
The Brown City races advertised for
today friday and Saturday will be
something fine, if the rain does not
interfere to make the track heavy. A
large delegation will be present from
this place.
The social which the Epworth League
were TO have given for the benefit of
the Yale Cornet Band Wednesday eve-
ming on Thos. McArthur's lawn, was,
on account Of the rain, postponed to
Thursday evening.
The dwelling house of Joseph L.
Collins, four miles northwest of Yale
was consumed by fire at o'clock
Tuesday evening. Most of the furni-
ture, etc. were gotten out of the house.
There was no insurance.
Mrs. J. G.. Hart wishes to kindly
thank the firemen and citizens gem
orally for the efficient work they did
in saving her buildings in the recent
fire, especially Will Palmer who de-
serves great credit for his daring deeds
c. w. Bowins and Charley Brown ex-
pect to go to Port Sanilac where
the former gentleman owns the ma
terial of the defunct Star. The outfit
will be removed to Carsonville where
Mr.. Bowins will establish a newspaper.
Five pupils in dist. no. 3, Brockway
township, Miss Cannally teacher, have
finished the course in that school and
at the recent examination held in Port
Huron they received diplomas. This
reflects credit on both teacher and
pupils.
DIR. Warner Cornell, eye, ear. nose
and throat specialist, of Port Huron,
will be absent from his Office from
August Goth till September 10th. His
brother and partner, DIR. A. +. Cornell,
will attend to their practice while he
is away.
c. A. Polly, general merchant at
Hartsuff, is selling his stock of goods
at great sacrifice. Mr.. Polly has
purchased Il stock of goods at New Ha-
ven and as soon as he disposes of his
goods in Har,sutf he will move to that
place. For bargains call on him.
The relatives of Hiram Stevens are
DESTROYS of learning his whereabouts
az it is of great importance that his
address should be known. He was
last heard from at st. Johns, Clinton
Co., this state. Any one giving in
formation as to his Whereabouts will
confer favor to his friends. 1862
FARMERS you will save time and
money by having your Mowers, Binders.
&C., put in good running order before
you commence your haying and
harvesting. am agent for Champion
and Empire repairs. Your patronage
solicited. Shops opposite WEIGH &
Sons grist mill. S-4 f. p. Currier Jr.
Exchanges are warning their readers
to look out for gang of men travel
ling about the country making con-
tracts for painting roofs. If they
offer to paint yours for five dollars, or
any price, don't fail to ask them how
much the paint will cost before closing
the contract. 1t is in the price of
paint where the fraud lies.
A heavy rainstorm prevailed in this
section Wednesday afternoon, night
and Thursday. Everything was be-
coming very dry and all were glad to
have the rain to lay the heavy dust
which has filled our streets in clouds
for week past. The farmers crops
of wheat and barley have been we'll
cared for and the rain has arrived in
good time. We are duly grateful.
Remember the dates of our fair,
Sept. q, % and 30. Only four weeks