Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-13
Local Exp0sifions.

New potatoes are on the market.
Fine corn growing weather this.
Subscribe for the WEEKLY EXPOS
IToR.
Where is the new bell in the M. E.
church?
"A base ball club has been organiz-
ed in town.
Read r. s. Patterson's adv in an
other place.
The prospect for an abundant har-
vest is good.
Cherries have made their appear
ance in town.
"A new desk has been placed in the
station house.
Geo B Forester Of Richmond, is
visiting in town.
IS. l. Ballentine, of Pt Huron, was
in town on Friday last
"A new bus has been purchased for
the Commercial House.
The farmers have begun cutting
their hay. The crop is good.
Miss Emma Mercle of this place,
has gone to Canada on visit.
Alex. Craig, of Strathroy was visit
ing at Thos Rapley's last week.
or else we're too wicked to write.
-Thos Rapley's new al lition to his
hotel will he completed this week.
r. Andreae's wife and family are
on visit to friends in Lexington.
S. l.. Ballentine & Co, of Pt
Huron, have a new adv in this issue.
"A lady operator at the station
now sends the lightning over the
wires.
"A new sign has been painted and
placed in position in front Of the Rap
ley House.
Rev. w. J. Eastlake, of Sandusky,
has been spending the past few days
visiting in town.
Fred A Baker, has just received a
lot of beautiful flowers which he will
sell cheap for cash.
Mr. Green and wife, of Roseburg,
have returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in Canada.
The logs in front Of the Rapley
House are being removed and the
streets cleared of rubbish.
IT. Henson has returned to town
and openel out his jewelry store in
the shop formerly occupied by J. Wye.
Del T. Sutton of the Richmond
Review and proprietor of the EXPosIT-
OR was in town Friday and Saturday.
Luther Lincoln has returned home
for the holidays, from the Michigan
Institution for the deaf and dumb.
will Andrese has moved his
family into town and will occupy Thos
Hickey's house near the Woolen Mis-.
The show which was advertised to
visit this town last week failed to make
connections for some unknown Teas-
on.
The base ball club here intend
playing matched game with the Peck
cluD one week from tomorrow (Fri-
day.
"A little girl arrived at the resi-
dence of j. 5. Duifie, last Saturday
evening and will hereafter make that
her home.
We give Hollywood & McKinnon
credit for the manner in which they
fixed the sidewalk in front of their
grocery store.
Henry Wrath. formerly of this
town but now of Pt Huron has been
spending few days in town visiting
friends and relatives.
Nicholas Rector, of Fremont, was
convicted of forgery in the justice
court. His trial is now held over for
hearing at the next session Of the
circuit court.
The front is being placed in the
Dufiie block and Mr. Lake Is Just rush.
ing il to completion. We are inform
ed that the stores will be ready for
occupation by the first of August.
Mrs Jane Lee, aged GS years, died
at her residence in the township Of
Brockway, July 5th. Mrs Lee has been
resident of this township for the past
twenty-five years and was highly res
pected by all.
ID. S. Brown for the past year
principal Of our school, has taken his
departure for Chesterfield, Ont. Mr.
Brown has made very efficient teach
or and We wish him abundant success
in his new field Of labor.
The last of next week we will
move into our new quarters in the
Duffie block, where we will have more
room and better facilities for doing
neat and tasty job work Give us a
trial and be convinced that our work
is as good and prices as cheap as the
cheapest.
Rev S. G. Belts closed his meet
ing' at Roseburg last Sunday. Mr.
Belts intends building a house on his
lot in town and will not be able to leave
on his trip until the 1st Of August.
He will furnish correspondence for
this paper of his journey as he goes.
J which will, no doubt, be very interest
! ing.
There will be a grand Basket Pic
mic at Peck, Mich, Friday, July 18th,
under the auspices Of the teachers of
the village school. Dinner will be
served at IL o'clock, after which there
will he short orations from j. w. Bah.
cock, of Lexington, Prof G. A. Parker,
OF IT Sanilac, Rev B. S. Hoskins, Peek
and others. The Lexington Band will
be ir attendance and pleasant time is
expected.
AS; some l1en for an advertisement
and they will answer: 81 don't believe
in advertising. Nobody reads your pa
per-" but let The same man be caught
kissing neighbor's wife or trying tc
/ hold UP street lamp. and his lone