Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-08-03

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We hear of new livery to be
started soon.
"A heavy rain visited this place
Monday night.
j. S. Dullie has been rather under
the weather of late.
--Drs X. & X, Of Detroit. arrived
in town on Wednesday.
The base ball club here will play
the return game as Peck Saturday.
The tea-meeting in Dufie's hall
next Tuesday, promises to be a grand
affair.
Tom Macarthur has the new build
ing for his Jewelry store nearly COM
pleted.
j. $. Dullie received l44 chairs for
his new hall last Tuesday, from n. &.
Brown.
The office and bar to the Rapley
House is being fitted up in shape to
move into.
VIM Belts now drives fine rig
which he purchased at the Carriage
Repository,
"A. q. Brown made Squire DuIlie
a present of cane bottom arm chair
for his office.
john Holden has so far this season
hauled in 40 tons OF hay and still has
so tons more To haul.
-Robt Murray, of Lynn, has novel
his house near the road and placed it
ON stone foundation.
MIR and Mrs Horace Baker, of Pt
Huron, were here visiting their son
and daughter on Sunday last.
j. ID. Vivian. at the Carriage
Repository, has disposed of six or
eight bugsies since opening out here.
Nv. j. Holden and family. of
Ont, have been visiting
friends aiid relatives in town the past
week.
--R. Emery has placed new
verandAh in frOit of his sample room
and improved tie looks of it by a coat
of paint
The Woolen Mills are having a
rush of business at present. G. An
drrH q sous are doing tirst-class work,
thereby gaining widespread reputa-
tion.
"A. lIaiStS furniture store and
stock at CrOswell were burnel last
Friday uoEning about one O'clock.
Insured for 81 900, The origin of The
fire is unknown.
Why do our citizens go out of
town To buy furniture when we have
an establishment here where you can
bay as cheap as elsewhere? Encuur-
age home Industries.
"A new Danger threatens some of
our unhappy agricultural friends just
now 1t is feared the hay crop is so
excessive that their barns will be
filled to overtlowing.
John c. ITmt f,llnwed two cradles
one day last week AMI bound 1,64S
shelves of wheat. He has 800 To say
that there is not another man around
here who can beat linn.
We have Il few three months
subscribers on our list wI!om we wish
to inform that their time has nearly
eXpii eel and would he pleased to h.vc
them call and let us know whether
they wish to continue or nor.
Thomas Statey, "a young lad IT, the
employ OF +. Bricker, of Greenwood,
was thrown from horse which he
was riding on Monday, and had both
Mitchell was called and set his arm.
"A youth, not many miles from
here, sat beside his girl for just one
hour, the other night, and during that
time kissed her ninety-six times out of
~ possible hundred. The other four
times she got in a hurry and kissed
him.
Miss Maggie Jemison's school
clnses this week. and the teacher. scho-
lars and friends propose having q
basket picnic on Saturday afternoon in
William Black orchard. All going
from BrockwIy Centre will he made
welcome.
Joel Smales infor.ns us that he
has COW which gave birth to twin
calves a week ago last Friday and in
Septe nber last gave birth t, one max
ing three in side of ten months an !
she gave milk eight months of that
time. Next.
On Tuesday LIST. George Parker,
son of Wells Parker, tripped over "a
scythe, recriving severe wound in
the hack of Tie neck. On. of IT, =
fingers was also pirtially severed. DR.
Ney was called in and dressed his
wounds. He Is now doing splendidiy.
The following j. the list OF letters
uncallrd f,r Aug. lst: Frank WhiDple,
ltobrt CocTbnrn, rhOs Stpahman. G..
Iovejov. Mr. Bradshaw, Miss Maggie
Hill. Flora T. II,r'ly. Laviua Walker,
Mvtp \. Lrwis, de-, I t',r addressed
To P,'rty Cr1 ok cdtc Ut ID. Il. Cameron.