Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-26
Local Expeditions.

"A few cases of scarlet fever are re
ported in town.
Register if you wish to vote at tn,
coming election.
An Upper Ten" society has beer
formed at Romeo.
"A. L. Steveson, of ut Huron. was
in town on Saturday last.
The mouth of the gossip is like 9
drug store-Open at all hours.
IS. b. Hughes wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to pay cash
for rags.
Fourteen cases of cholera are re-
ported at Ostrander, eight miles from
Mayville.
The farmers arc busy husking
corn and gathering in their pumpkins
nowadays.
The chilly evenings are cutting
short the popular amusement Of spark
ing at the gate.
"A Wheeler & Wilson sewing mach
inc will be raffled off for so cts chance
by S. B. Hughes.
Jas and A. G. Brown have taken
The contract for building new school
house in district No 5.
j. Colby who has kept restaurant
in this place for some time past took
his departure last week.
j. w. Babcock. of Lexington.
will address a republican meeting at
Old Brockway tonight.
Tuesday last was the worst day
for bummers within the recollection
of the olde2t inhabitant.
The quarterly meeting OF the NJ.
E. church of this place was held on
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mrs w. N, McKenna, of Pt
Huron, was visiting with Mr. and Mrs
]. F. Holden Sunday last.
We hear Of millinery shop to be
opened out in the building lately vacat-
ed by J. Colby the restaurant man.
Geo Mustard spent Sunday in
town with his family. He IS we'll
pleased with his positio l in Pt Huron.
"A new wrinkle in ths post Office
department, makes it necessary to
paste two cent stamp on drop letters.
Judge Avery, of Port Huron, was
in town Tuesday attending suits in the
interests of the Pt II. & N. w. r. r.
Co.
Last Monday night was the NOM
ination of officers in lodge of Good
Templars. Next Monday night will
be election.
w. II. Palmer has new picket
fence in front of his residence. Dave
Brown the good looking wood butcher
done the job.
%. w. Mills moved into c. NJ.
Fuller's house OH Tuesday and A. r.
Fraser moved into the house lately
purchased by him on Wednesday.
-Se' we'd 'em right. The Brockwav
Centre EXPosITOR has been enlarged
and greatly improved. Crowded with
advertisements, too.-St Clair Republi-
can.
%. w. Mills little son took some
oil of smoke by mistake one day this
week. and for short time was in
very critical condition but is now
doing we'll.
a number of the young folks Of
the Good Templars lodge here went TO
Brockway Tuesday to visit the lodge
lately organized at that place. They
report agood time.
The gentlemen from Brockway
who was driving his team through our
streets Sunday eve"Ing in furious
manner should be exposed and will be
If this thing is repeated.
When in need of Auction Bills.
horse bills or anything in the lob print
ing line call at this Office as we are
prepared to DO all kinds of work In our
line with neatness and despatch.
Have you seen the comet yet?
We got up yesterday morningNwith the
intention Of taking look ut it but
failed TO see 1t. Must have been we
did not get up quite early enough.
The new meat market has beer
opened and looks neat and clean. We
are sure our citizens will all hail with
JOY this new enterprise az it is just
what has been needed for some time
past.
The Good Templars will give q
free entertainment consisting OF
speeches, readings, rccitations and vocal
and instrumental music next Tuesday
evening. Oct 3oth, in Dulie's hall. All
are invited to attend.
The republican meeting held in
Duties hall last Thursday evening
was not very well attended, there being
only nineteen persons present of which
were nine greenbackQrs. eight. republi-