Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-20
Mrs. Geo. Cough is very sick this

Mrs. Geo. Cough Is very SICK tnls
week.
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A new adv. appears in this issue for
the Commercial Bank, Port Huron.
Lothian & Beard made shipment
of cattle and hogs to Buffalo last Sat-
urday.
Try Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, 40 in package, at Grant
Holden & Bros.
The floor in j. C. Holden's store
having taken drop, workmen are
busy fixing it in place again.
A. Goheen has put down a new
sidewalk in front of his lot on Main
street to replace the one burned at the
late fire.
hrs. Taylor has marked certaingoods
way down. The sale will continue for
the next 80 days. Read her new adv.
i'll this issue.
TEACHERS AND STUDENTs.-Free trip
to Chicago and return. Write to West
ern Michigan College, Grand Rapids,
for information. IA.
We have just received letter from
Mahlon Bearss stating that Mr.. Hazel,
of Port Huron, had no orders whatever
from him to advertise his farm.
DR.. A. Mitchell, of this place, to-
gether with his brother John, of Rose
burg, left for Pennsylvania Monday
night where their father is very ill.
Just received one carload of white
pine plank dressed on both sides for
sidewalk use. These are dandies.
Call on j. ID. Jones, or s. o. Welch &
Son, Yale. 51w3
A flat car got loose on the Deanville
spur near Brown City one day this
week and run wild down the grade
killing valuable horse, belonging to
some one.
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.
One would imagine when looking at
Jason Clark these days that in splitting
wood the axe had made false upward
motion striking him just above the eye.
but he informs us that it was only a bee
sting.
f. NJ. Cady, of Port Huron, was in
Yale Tuesday evening and presented
we editor with a string OF fine perch,
caught by himself just before leaving
Port Huron. We are duly grateful as
a perch is something we hardly ever
get here.
The lot on Mechanic street between
Andrew DePeel's new house and Robt
Menerey, belonging to Grant Holden,
has been graded and improved until
now it presents very neatappearance
and we imagine house would look
very well upon it.
j. c. HOlden's new residence on
Mechanic street is now completed and
is a beauty and no mistake. Such
houses are a credit to the town, we
hope to see moreof them. The work |
on this house is done in q fine artistic |
manner and the whole presents fine
appearance.
Wallace Adams is among those who
believe in improvement. No sooner
had he taken possession of his newly |
purchased house than he set out row |
of maple trees along the front of the
lot and sowed grass seed on the lawn |
Our town is making rapid strides to-
wards perfection.
For SALE.-A farm near the Bearss
farm, l mile west of the thriving village
of Ya.,, composed of 81 acres of land |
all but about II acres improved. Good |
buildings on same and is one of the
best farms in this county. Will take |
Il house and lot in Port Huron as part |
payment. Call on Oraddress, WILLIAM
II. HAZEL, Probate Court, Port Huron
To free your house from summer
flies kill now in May all the ancestors |
of the coming flock. Every morning
in the spring when the new flies seek |
the sunny window panes in each room |
let somebody 60 around with wei |
cloth and kill them then and there.
"Each of the large torpid flies who |
come out from its hiding place in win |
dow sash or book case may lay 1900 |
eggs" so the importance Of destroying |
the head of the family in May, rather |
than go anxiously tapping after the
whole tribe all through July and Sep.
TENDER, can easily be seen.
We had two runaways last week to
enliven the times little. On Thurs. |
day Jas. Mehan's horses became fright |
ened running for mile before they
could be stopped. No damage done. |
On Friday horse belonging to Sol
Tice ran away with the traces unhitch.
ed. Mr.. Tice and Art. Hall were both
in the buggy, but managed to stop the
horse after It's running about q mile.
1t was supposed for time that there
had been another runaway, as VIM.
Mcintyre, of Roseburg who was in
town on Monday and had put his horse
into stable, wanted to go home and
couldn't at first find his horse, but
afterward il was found where some
mischievous body had unhitched it
and turned it out to grass. VIM. drove
home happy.
Central hall was well filled Tuesday
evening to listen to the Old Folks
Concert, by the Epworth League. The
costumes of all we're unique and old
fashioned enough to make one wonder
whose garnet had held them all these
years. The program was wellrendered
and pleased the audience. "The last
him" spoken by the president Mrs. j.
c. Holden was very good as was also
"The new organ" by Mrs. Geo. Allen.
The solos and choruses were excellent.
Lulu High gave some fine selections
on the violin with Mabel Moore as ac-