Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-25
Local ExposltioHs.

Dusty roads.
Rather cold weather OF late.
The ss begin to tinkle in the till.
Yesterday was Queens Birthday
A new church is being built al
Roseburg.
Mature is donning the green in
fine style.
Miss Sadie Ard, of Bay City, il
visiting mt Geo Miilner's.
BRO Soults, with +. S. Pool, OF
Capac, spent Sunday in town.
1T is about time to begin to think
of Fourth of July elbow out"
"A new carpet and mating has
| been placed IN the n. Z. church.
--Thos Rapley took possession OF
the ID. NJ. Church house Monday.
PIT Huron witnessed, last Monday,
the largest crowd ever in that city.
"A Mr. Smith is having very sue
ceSsful revival meetings at Roseburg.
"A. X. Robinson. Of the Franklin
House, Peck, was in town last week.
The pay car of the l't II e N w
Ry passed through here on the 18th.
shallow men believe in luck /;
strong men believe in cause and ef-
feet.
Read the advertisement of Lewis
Middleton in another column Of this
issue.
Rev =. &. Bettis has sold his
house and lot on Main street to &. VI.
Fuller.
James Ferguson, of the CONNER
cial House, Pt. Huron, WAS in town
Tuesday.
Harry Mitchell. who has been sick
for the past two weeks, Ii slowly re-
covering.
j. C. Holden has placed wire
fence in front OF his lot and otherwise
improved it.
A. III. Patterson. late of the AL
mont Herald, will start newspaper
ut Memphis soon.
The SUMS genial rays will shine
in the homes OF the subscribers to the
Argus, hereafter.
N. Jarvis, of Memphis, held an
auction sale in ID. NJ. Church's sample
room, last Saturday.
John Glover, the photographer,
started this week OH his annual trip
around the country.
w. III. Mckinney has the founda-
ton laid for a fine residence on his
lot on Mechanic street.
John McKeath, of Speaker, had
his gold watch stolen from him while
at Port Huron Monday.
j. T. Kenne6c, was lodged in the
Pt Huron ''cooler" Thursday, for be-
ing too full of "budge."
"A great improvement has been
made the past week, to the Rapley
House by coat Of paint.
Read the following quotations for
they may interest you. Eggs 10 cents
Butter 16 cts, Potatoes 81.
The Capac Argus said as it drew
Its last breath, "Springtime has come
and gentle Annie has gone--to Canada"
Work has been commenced on the
Almont branch Of the Pt III & S w R'y
also from Minden to Pt Austin via
Bad Axe.
ID. Ramshaw has just received
carload of whips which he is selling
cheap. 1t will pay you to call and see
his stock.
Mrs II. G.. White, with her fami-
ly, started yesterday for Fredrickviile,
where she will spend the summer with
her husband.
"A Grand Trunk railroad "train
boy" has been arrested at Port Huron
on a charge Of overcharging immi-
grants for bread.
j. F. Holden has arranged beau
tiful lawn in front of his residence on
Kennific street. He has also placed a
wire fence in front.
"A pass book was found on Main
street with Richard Carl's name on the
cover. The owner will please call at
this Office for the same.
Bartlett & Vanderlip intend soon
to erect shop and show room
for their marble works on Main street
north Of the DufIie block.
"A w. C. T. u. society exists in
healthy condition in this place with
Mrs A. G.. Brown as president, and
Mrs G. b. Clark as Secretary.
During the ten months ending
April 80. a total of 544, 500 immigrants