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

INK UIlce yhru on liltlE place, l nllt
south and l-2 mile east of here. The
tirst kiln Of brick will be burned about
July lst.
There will he social ut the ro4I-
dence of Mrs. Caroline Holden OH the
evening Of Thursday. June lst, for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Tickets % cents.
A grand wedding party was in
town last week. Frank Monaghan
was married TO Miss Lizzie Conroy, of
Speaker, at Lexington, from wherce
they were returning.
Attention is called To the adv. in
this issue Of W. & j. Harris. Carriage
and Wagon manufacturers, Brockway.
Mich. They warrant their work and
their prices defy competition.
-Guiteau has written another letter
threatening 1.-The president, cabinet,
officials generally, the court en- banc,
and all the American people with the
wrath of God if he is murdered"
A young son Of Mr. Bagereau, who
lives north of ROseburg. while using n
hatchet the other day. accidentally cut
three of his fingers badly, one so bad
that DR.. Mitchell Was obliged to ampu-
! tate it.
Next Tuesday is Decoration Day
and OH that day it is proposed To solicit
subscriptions all over this country for
the erection of a statue or monument
at Washington in memory Of President
| Garfield.
Rev G. w. Harshman's text next
Sunday morning will be Mat. 22-2l,
"Then said he unto them, render there
fore unto Caesar the things which are
CAESARS, and unto God the things
that are Gods.
B. ]. Wade is the owner of thir-
teen Lincoln ewes which have distin-
guished themselves this spring by pro-
ducing % lambs. II any other farmer
or stock raiser have flock of sheep
that can discount this proliferous story
just trot 'em out.-Capac Argus.
Improvements on every hand are
noticeable around town. Buildings
are popping up III every direction, and
from apptSsiiaaG there is more to
follow. y little more pant would
add much To the appearance of the
place and better sidewalks TO the safe
" Of passengers. =.
When you intend coming to Brock
way Centre to make purchases, consult
your interests and read the advertise
ments in the EXPOsITOR, for the adj
vertisers are all live business men,
and if they cannot suit you in prices
and quality OF goods there is no use
looking any further.
"A reward is offered for the recov-
cry of ole Daniel Cannon, height 8 IT
in, d;uK Hrown hair and eyes, left
home Emmett, st Clair county, May.
1881. Any information concerning
his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived by Geo NJ. Vail, 50 Woodbridge
street, Detroit, Mich.
"A telegram was received by J. >.
Duffie, last Friday, to be on the look
out that evening for man who broke
open store at Clifford the previous
night and was on his way to Port IIu-
ron. Sheriff Barrett was summoned
and watch kept for the fellow
but was unsuccessful in getting him.
The following is list of letters re-
naming Incalled for in the Post Office
here at the present date: Mrs Patience
Shaver ., Miss Alice III. Coffran, Miss
Sadie Coffran, Miss Lerena Hiltmager,
ThOs Cunningham, Robt Coventry 2,
Samuel Sansburn, John Elliott, John
Kelley, Geo Metcalf, VIM Reed dead
letter.
"A runaway occurred near here
last week. While Capt Shepherd,
David Rogers and brother were driy-
ing into town their horse got frighten-
ed at an umbrella and started, throw
ing the occupants from the buggy.
David Rogers received rather serious
injuries. The buggy was gathered
together in pieces.
The excursion last Monday to
4-paw's Great and Only was, no doubt,
"a grand success. When the train
reached here it was overloaded, but in
the face Of this quite number got on
board, while others waited for the
noon train, more would have gone
could they have got down on the first
train. No less than six coaches and
the baggage car were packed full.
1t may not be generally known
that we have young folks improve
ment society in this place. The fol-
lowing are the officers: President, Jas
Macarthur; 1st vice-p pres, Chas Towns
end; I'd vice-pres., W. Z. Wells; Sec.
G r Holden; assistant Sec, Will Wear;
corresponding sec., Blanch Woodruff;
as't corresponding sec., Jas Cooper;
Treas, Frank Holden; Marshal G. $.
Gilbert. Meetings every Tuesday ev-
ening in the NJ. L. church.
An exchange makes this sugges-
tion for business men: "In all towns
where newspaper is published, every
business man ought to advertise in it,
even if IL is nothing more than card
stating his name and the kind Of busi-
ness he is engaged in. 1t helps sus-
tain a paper and lets the people out at
a distance know that the town is full
&C l,,,a;,,asa ,,,a, frbp panar finds ita