Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-08
Local Exposifions. Q.

School exhibition tomorrow ev-
ening
The Pt Huron Times has been en-
larged.
School closes four weeks from
] Friday.
Call and leave dollar for the
EXPosTroR.
The post-oGice store is receiving a
coat of paint.
Why would not a street sprinkler
be good idea.
Read the market report in another
place in this issue.
Three weeks from next Tuesday
will be the Fourth Of July.
Rev w. j. Eastlake, of Sandusky,
called on us one day last week.
The cold weather has been IL sore
disappointed to the potato bug.
Read the new adv. this week of
Mrs. j. A. Smith, Capac, Mich.
Bartlett & Vanderlip have the
frame up for their marble works.
Robt Lewis brought the first clip of
wool to town and was bought by Pal
mer & Brown.
There was no service at the NJ. +.
church Sunday evening Oh account of
the absence Of the pastor.
&C. +. Michpls has moved into his
new store and added To his now large
stock another invoice Of goods.
-Rev S. Riley. of Grant Centre,
chairman of the Port HurHn District,
paid us pleasant Call Tuesday.
The late rains have put new life
into vegetation, and the fields look
beautiful in their dress of green.
Don't fail to examine those five
cent prints at Holden Bros, spoken of
III their change of adv. tins week.
REV C. w. Harshmau's text for
next Sunday morning is "Remember
the Sabbath day, 10 keep it holy"
Grant. Sherman, sheridan and
Hancock will be present at the Ie-
union at Detroit, June II and ID.
1t will pay our readers to visit the
stores and business places OF our adj
vertisers, and examine their stock and
work.
Alexander Donaldson sent MS in
twelve SlhScrb,ls To the EXPoSIToR.
Who will he the next man that will do
as well.
"A pair of boxing gloves have been
introduced into town and it is fine
sport to see them knock each other
''out of time"
Mrs Horace Baker, OF ut Huron,
has been visiting her daughters, Mrs
j. f. Holden AMI Mrs w. y. Mckenna,
the past week.
Little Charlie, con of Jas Prown,
while playing ut toe mill fell from a
truck and broke the bone Of his arm
lie is now doing well.
A case Of assault and battery, Muir
ray VS. Willoughby, was brought be-
fore Justice Duflie Un Monday ami WAS
decided 10 cause Of action.
The Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ.
f. church was held at Brockway, Sat
urday and Sunday. Elder Il. G. Pot
ter, of Polt Huron, was present.
John Saunders & Sons are having
good luck in moulding their brick and
Mr. Saunders informs us they will bum
the first kiln before the first OF July.
C. +. Michpls will give an open
ing ball at his new hall on Tuesday ev-
ening, June 20th. All are invited to
attend Bill 75 cts including supper.
The Dr's famous nag 'IIighnyer"
Is being trained A La RAREY and will
he ready for the 4th OF July to enter as
competitor to climb the creased pole.
-IIerdic coach come to town, and
can he seen any moonlight night per-
ambulating the commons west Of the
old Advent church. Exhibition free.
"A large barn was raised on the
farm Of Joseph Collins 2 miles north
AMI IL miles west of here. The
dimensions are 3G Is feet with 1G 1t
posts.
Under the new statute, any person
setting out shade trees along the high
way adjacent 10 ms properly, is en-
titled I'D reduction of % cents on his
highway tax. for every tree.
1t is now time to begin to make
preparations for Fourth Of July eel
ebration. viii not someone start The
subscription paper and there is no
doubt but that everybody win help.
Mrs Ann Murphy whose trial was
held last Saturday for accusing Mr.
Curr, her nrighbor, of murder plead
guilty and was fined 80 and costs
with a promise to keep her tongue still.
W. III. Palmer has new ARRIVAL
OF clothing this week also a new line
Of tea. He invites inspection Of his
s caShmeres. An examination of
his large stock cannot but repay yod.
The frame of the addition to Thos
Rapley's Hotel is up and the building
is being rapidly pushed t. completion.
VIM Cooper, Of Strathroy, who has the
contract of building it, is a capable
workman, aud good fellow withal.