Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-20

Business College. Mr. Kimball leaves
| behind him host OF friends who wish
him success in his new adve lture.
Beware Of the dead-beat who goes
about taking subscriptions for IN
alleged "adies' journal called "An.
| drews' Bazaar" There is 10 such
paDer published, nor is there any such
publishing firm at Bay City as the one
alleged 10 be located there and holding
the state agency.
Several of the young ladies and
gentlemen OF Pt Huron have orglniz-
ed an "anti-slang society,"" and MEM
bers using slang will be fined. The
money raised 10y imposing fines will
| be expended for cecrean, and the
society have already contracted for IA
seasons supply of that luxury.
The second district meeting Of The
M. J.. Church OF the Port Huron dist
rlct will be held to-day and tomorrow
This evening mis- ionary meeting viii
20 participated in by Rev :. Riley, OF
trant Centre, Rev F. Trayer, OF
Romeo, Rev II. ID. Miller, Of Capac,
and others. Everybody is invited 10
/ attend.
The following is list of letters
remaining uncllled for at the Brock
way Cehtte Post Office: John A. Bar
nun, JAS Stocks. Ida IIitchings, Sarah
Sansbmn, j. W. Sevenson, William
Reid =, Andrew McLane, Jas III. bIO0re,
Mrs. Louisa Loor, John Christie,
John CayanauSh Oesl letter., Will
liam Cummings, VIM A. Cavanaugh,
[ Harnel Sansburn, Geo NJ. Wade.
Hidden Bros have one OF the finest
stores in these parts. For the past
| week carpenters have been at work
overhauling and ltting mp the back
! rooms OF the building where w. n.
| McKelna and family used tO live,
They now have three different depart
ments to their store, the dry goods and
/ fancy article department; the boot and
shoe; and the grocery. They intend 70
do rushing business hereafter.
--AA the old cock crows the young
ones learn. The old addage is true in
this case at least A Young lad about
If Years of age WIS seen staggering
/ through our streets drunk, one day
| lttob WYNN. II " N'ts' a litbbifbi' III bhb
/ the poor boy was not so much to be
blamed, as 'Jwis sail he hdt received
the devils broth from the h ads of his
own mother. She also hldi ceived an
overdose Of the same kiGd of stuff as
evidenced by her antics round the
streets.
The MiDden fair will be held Sep
| tember 2Gth and 27th. The 33rd annual
fair of the N comb County Agrleul-
tJral Society Will he hr;'l at Richmond
on Wednesday, Thursday a4d Friday,
September -, Ii and Is. The State
/ fair Will br held at jackson Oh Sept 10,
20, II, AM p. The SJh annual fair
| of the Btoc sway District A rcultural
/ Society viii be held Octnbe" 3rd. 4lh
aud 18th. When will the Brockway
Centre Society hold its fair. does any
ono know?
"A quiet wedding took place at Mt.
Clemens on Thursday, July I3, the
groom being former Fort Gratiot boy,
Will +. Berry, now editor OF the Cass
City Enterprise. The beautiful bride
he captured was Miss Louisa A. Cady,
of Mt Clemens, and the marriage cere.
mony was performed at her grandiath-
er's residence, by the Rev. Francis
Berry, of this village. The happy
couple will make short tour south,
visiting Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo,
and other cities.
The young son of Anthony Welch
who took ~ bill from the store of +.
A. Baker has been mt work again in
two different places. Last week he
stole over - from the till of Holly
wood & McKinnon and this week he
! got about So from H. Wyman's store
part of the money was found on his
person but what he done with the rest
is not known. 1t is high time that
something was done with the boy.
Will the people allow this to he carried
on and no complaint madeP
The Peck correspondent to the
Port Huron Tribune says: "We had a
grand celebration. In the evening q
number of the young folks drove to
Brockway to get IA glimpse of the great
sea monster that was so recently caught
in the Brochway sluice. Upon our
arrival we were directed to the fair
grounds, and there was the great view
cage that contained the greatest Curl
osity of the day. 1t looked more like
an abused donkey than an ill-shaped
horse as advertised. The landlord of
the Brockway hotel informed me that
its name was Dougle Patterson.
Brockway, July 18th, 1882.
DEAR FRIENDS AND CHILDREN:
On this occasion / cannot find lang
uage 10 express my feelings, and, If
could my emotions would overcome
me. am now nearly siXty-three years
Of age. have raised a large family of
good, kind and dutiful children, among
them are five girls good, kind and oDe
dent They have each selected part
ners of their joys and sorrows for life,
and in each case with my fullest appro
baton. And now in giving away my
last daughter, permit me to say l do i
with fathers blessing, You are al
worthy OF more than | could or evel
can do for you. May God bless yol
all, my children. Your loving father
N. DEPEEL.