Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-28

The Jetfersonian tells curious
story of young girl in the neighbor-
hood OF Carsonville, Sanilae Co., who
is entirely blind, can cut and make her
own clothes, and that she threads her
own needle with her tongue. Tonguey
folks them Sanilacers are.
Boys will DO boys wherever they
be, but once in while, you will find
an overgrown one. of the bully stripe
whose delight is in cufang the small
fry Up to peak. Such one can be
seen any day in our school play ground,
spelling for licking from one Of his
own size.
"A very suspicious circumstance.
Our genial friend Mac, the live grocer
man and young lady of our town,
went off on the train together. on
Monday morning. Report has it, they
are on the same errand as our Editor.
The D-l wishes their dish OF happi.
ness may run over.
The San;lac Reporter comes TO u5
with the report Of visit to That ham
let of a lady from Brockway. and
ventures q guess that she will weigh
as much as 400lbs If the Reporter
values his scalp, and don't want to bet
that one fst weighs that much. hs had
better not stick too close to his Sanctum
next time that lady visits Sapilsc.
1t is talked OF in Temperance
circles to organize a Band OF Hope
Society rs an auxiliary to the Good
Templsrs. By all means, let us have
our boys and girls enlisted while young
in good cause, and get the stArt of
the devil and his allies. in moulding
the character Of the youth OF our vii
lage in tho form of truth and sobriety.
Our country cousins coming into
town TO spend the evening, would do
well not 20 put too much confidence IN
the harmlessness of Brockway Centre
Apple Jack. II the chap from ever
south had been wise in this respect, he
might have went to the donation party
a little more presentable. Join the
Good Tempiars, Cal, and stay home at
nights.
The Christmas tree at Old Brock
way in the NJ. e church was delight
frl occasion for young and old. and
the large audience was dismissed
gracefully and in prayer order. Such
village ought to BE proud as no doubt
they are OF such Sunday school and
such officers and teachers. Mr. Avery
read fine essay ss usual. The choir
rendered valuable assistance. Rev \.
J. Holmes.
The scholars attending the Sunday
school in connection with the church OF
Christ, held several secret sessions
during last week. The wise looks,
and the busy actions OF the little folks
were very amusing The result OF
their deliberations was = grand sur
prise to their teachers. A beautiful
album to ore, and grand picture Of
the class, nicely and neatly framed TO
the other, were highly appreciated by
the recipients.
"A young lad about II years Of age
son of Gam Rachard was stabbed in
she back by school-mate of his one
day this week. 1t seem tn It the boy
who stabbed Young Racharl was sitt-
ing behind him and thinking himself
cunning placed knife at the back OF
the seat and asked him (Rachard) to
lean back, which he did, sticking the
blade full length into his back. Wo
are informed that he is at presen. q
critical condition.
A reunion OF the Brown and Al
Ian families and connections to the
number of SO met at the residence Of
David Brown on Christmas day.
Dave had good and generous spread
for his friends, and with two such jok-
ers 81 uncle Dave and Johnny Brink at
shs table, big time was had. The
stripping OF the Christmas tree in the
evening was attended by lots OF fun
and pleasure, many valuable presents
boing given and received.
Ask your Grocer for Port Huron
Brooms. Take no other. Every one