Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-22
Additional FxpOsiti Sns.

Next Sunday is Easter Sunday.
Wales correspondence was receiv
ed too late for publication this week.
David Brown has just completed
a fine driving barn for Geo w. Warning.
Our old friend Arson Guusolus
returned home from the lumber woods
on Wednesday evening.
The teachers examination which
we announced last week to be held
April 2nd should have read April 3rd.
DIED On Saturday night last, in
this place, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Evans, aged IL months.
The average age Of editors is 90
years. This is because they don't
want TO die until their subscribers pay
up.
&C. ID. Vanderlip was elected W.
C. II. in the Gopl Templars lodge Mon.
day evening last in place OF G.. w. Me-
Kinaon resigned.
&C. Andrese 4 Sons intend build
lug dwelling house on their lot near
the Wooden Mills the coming summer.
Material is now being hauled for that
purpose.
The membership tickets of she
Brockway Centre Agricultural Society
are printed aud all wishing to purchase
one can do so by applying to the secre-
tary. c. Il. Holden.
"A man by the name of Dean was
arrested 10y Iii Msnning on the nine
o'clock train Wednesday evening &C
cused OF stealing al overcoat from
Arson Gunsolus. lie was brought to
Dulles Office and on examination WAS
discharged.
The entertainment given by the
children in J. ID Jones' district on
Monday nipbt was quite a success. the
school house being we'll filed. The
scholars who took part in the exercises
done their work well. Some of them
showing marked ability as elocutionists
and would do credit to institutions OF
higher nretensions than a country
district school.
The Amphion for March is on
our table a welcome guest. This
musical monthly is published by
Rhoe Stephens, Detroit, and CON
tains liberal amount of editorial
matter, chit chat and correspon-
dencc. The music in this number is
"Once in life time," an exquisite
song by Campana; Sunday Morn
ing" by Abt and beautiful waltz
by Sudds. All tastes are gratified,
and all musicians viii be pleased
with the magazine. Price ellie per
annum including postage.
The April number Of Ballou's
Magazine contains liberal instalment
of the popular novel of the day, "The
Belle of australia" by William II.
Themes, author of "The Gold Hunt
ers, ""A Slaver's adventures, and so
forth. II is growing ia interest, if
possible. and, to show how much it is
appreciated, the advance sheets have
been sold to Sydney, Australia, pa
per. for large sum. This is great
compliment 20 the author. and the first
occurrence OF The kind ever known in
this country, Mr. Thomes's books have
been translated into the French and
Spanish languages, aud large editions
sold in those countries The April
number Of Ball0u's is remarkably at
tractive ia It's table OF contents, and
every family in the country should
examine it, and take it regularly. 1t il
published at 20 Iawley Street, Boston
at only $3.50 per year, postpaid. Send
ten cents for a sample copy, and see
how much You viii like it. There is
nothing ia the country that can equal
u. Ball0u has one subscriber who has
paid up his subscription TO the year
1908. No publication in the world can
boast OF such n novelty.