Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-15
Local Expeditions.

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On July 4th,
At Brockway Centre.
A Big time anticipated.
Everything grand and magnificent.
p. B. Sanborn, of 1T Huron, was
in town Monday.
j. l.. Paldi last Tuesday re-sur-
Veyed the Menerey addition.
William Rapley, of Vassar. son
Of Thos Rapley, was visiting his par
ents last week.
Work on the Port Austin extern
sion of the Pt III. & n. w. R'y is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The Port Huron & Northwestern
Go. are building station house at
Saginaw Junction.
Work is rapidly progressing on J.
S. Duties new block, also on Thos
Rapley's new addition.
II. J. Goodenow, editor OF the Mar
lett Leader, paid us friendly call on
Thursday of last week.
Don't say you are "thirsty" as
that is not fashionable. Say that you
"suffer from polydipSia."
u. Saunders & Sons will have brick
for sale week after next. Notice their
advertisement on back page.
A meeting of the l. O G. T. was
held last Monday evening. The order
has now a membership of 80.
Levi Morrill,, Jr., left for Oscoda.
last week, to look after a lot Of logs
belonging to l.. Il j. A. Morrill,.
Fred A. Baker has purchased the
drug stock of w. n. McKenna and
will hereafter conduct the business.
MARRIED-At Brockway, on We'd
nesday. June II, Mr. William Orson to
Miss Jane Smith, both Of this place.. =.
Rev G. w. Harshman, pastor of
the NJ. 4. church, will deliver a tenn
perance sermon next Sunday evening.
There is some talk of the Huron
House, at Port Huron, being opened
again with Amos James as mine host.
"A few went from here Wednesday
morning to partake in the sports of the
Reunion OF the Army of the Potomac.
The Seventh District Press Asso-
citation which was to be held at Vassar
on the 2d inst, has been postponed un-
til the 23rd.
III. Kane. of Emmett, has been buy
ing up slaves for the past week in this
section of the country and shipping
, them TO Port Huron.
Philip Smith who has been hold
ing meetings at Roseburg, has been
very successful, having converted
nearly forty persons.
The gay and festive potato bug
now wipes the dust out of his eyes and
merrily sings, "When the springtime
comes. gentle Annie"
Rev c. B. Clark, pastor of the NJ.
II. church, will be absent next Sunday
attending the NJ. l.. Association at
Clio. Rev Robt Guy will occupy the
pulpit in his place.
If you want good crop Of plHms
this year pound your trees three times
a day, having previously spread cloth
then burn the insects which fall.
DIED. AT StrathrOy, on Wodnes-
day. June 7th. after "a severe attack of
congestion of the lungs, Arthur p.
Hennessey, aged 80 years. Deceased
was "A sou-in-law of Thos Rapley.
All parties indebted to me are re-
quested To call Immediately and settle
their accounts as they will be placed
! in the bands Of collector mt the end
of thirty days. w. n. MCKENNA.
WIN Green, merchant and p Nj.
/ at Green's Corners has sold his store
and business TO Messrs Clemens and
Sweetman, Of Darlington, Ont. Mr..
Wm Sweetman is the new postmaster.
S. G. Welsh, OF Peck, has his
shingle mill running in full blast, and
! Is prepared to furnish shingles III any
| quantity and at reasonable prices. He
has also full line Of lumber and lath
! on hand.
Bartlett & Vanderlip hove their
work shop and show room nearly COM
/ pleted and intend moving into it this
! week. They are taking orders every
day for tombstones and monuments
All their work is warranted and cam
not be surpassed.
Three boys, Sam IIolcomb, Ed
McF Fadden and Low Hall, were arrest
ed this week on a charge of letting the
water out of the tank northwest of
here. They were taken to Pt Huron
( and on examination were found not
guilty and released.
The following is a communication
from Lynn: "Mr Charles Emery and
Miss Viola McMartin were Joined in
wedlock by Rev G. Il. Clark, at this
place, on Sunday, June H." We wish
them abundant success through life
and may their shadows grow continu-
/ ously numerous