Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-01

Monday was busy day I'm town.
-Publishers' association at Vassar
tomorrow.
The oyster is now enjoying its an
nual vacation.
-Forepaugh's mammoth show was
at Saginaw Monday.
-Robt Lake the contractor Is about
to start housekeeping.
w. II. Palmer the live merchant,
has new adv. this week.
&C. +. Roswell. has change Of
advertisement this week.
do not fail to notice II. +. Leon
ards change Of advertisement.
&C. F. Michels is building an ad-
dition In rear of his new store.
-Hoskins, the tailor. has moved in
to his new shop on Main street.
The Brockway Agricultural So
ciety held its annual meeting Monday.
james Wye, shoemaker. will make
boots and shoes for the people at Min
den soon.
"A. G. Brown is going to make an
addition to his now extensive furni-
ture building.
"A free opening dance was given at
the Brockway House, Old Brockway,
last Tuesday evening.
The temperance lecture spoken of
in last weeks issue did not occur for
some unknown reason.
Henry Rapley. of Strathroy. son
Thos Rapley arrived here this week
to work on the new hotel.
The foundation to Thos Rapley's
addition to his hotel has been laid and
work i, progressing finely.
The arst number of the Memphis
paper will be published to-day. 1t
will be called the Tribune.
Miss Cotton, of BrOckway. who
was visiting at Jos Middleton's last
week returned home or Monday.
IN. G. Gray. of Speaker, went to
Pt Huron, last Wednesday on business.
was knocked down and robbed of S75.
Upper town is going ahead still,
and IL we don't look ont they will have
n separate burg, and Il king of their
own
The freight train ran Off the
track near Brown City, Monday, caus-
ing delay Of the mail train about two
hours.
The reunion of the Army of the
Potomac, will be held at Detroit, June
IA and Is. There will be grand
turnout.
j. c. Holden, juror for the town.
ship of Brockway, left OH Monday for
Port Huron where the circuit court is
in session.
The social which was to be held
this evening ut the residence Of Mrs.
Caroline Holden, has been postponed
for the present.
Holden Bros. have received dur
dry goods. Watch for their advertise
ment next week.
The question now Is, ''Shall We
celebrate?" Yes, let us celebrate and
have glorious good time. Some one
start the ball rolling.
Rev. III. d. Miller, CT Capac, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the NJ. p. church
last Sunday evening. A large con-
gregation was present.
The supervisor, town clerk and
highway commissioner are busy max
ing out road warrants. Work will lie
commenced Immediately.
Improvements are still the order
OF the day. Paint has been daubed on
some of our buildings making them
shine like brand new pin.
David Brown, son of Jas. Brown,
who has been clerking at Deckerville
for the past year. returned home on
Monday to spend the summer.
Rev j. w. Jenkins. of Ohio, for
merry teacher in our school, and
graduate Of the college at Bethany,
Virginia was in town last week.
The Pt Huron Mail says. "The
Times editor is terribly worried over
the Democratic Daily, but we under
stand it will be started all the same."
III. Manning has given mp the con-
tract for building the Duffie block. II.
Lake has taken it in hans and, we are
Informed, will have it completed at
the end OF six weeks.
Wonder what the drain In front of
the school house is kept open SO long
~..tl s.. hnl
In the road I'm front of j. Browns es-
tabiislment. Where is the path
master?
Palmer & Brown are making pre-
parations to do an extensive business
in wool thic season. They are report
ed as having bought 35. 900 pounds last
wear. A pretty good business for a
small town.
"A warrant was issued last week
for Mrs Ann Murphy, of Kenockee,