Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-29

few days in town last week.
w. j. Rapley. of Port Huron,
visited with his folks this week.
Don't let it slip your memory that
we still take wood OH subscription.
II. Wyman, Of Fort Gratiot. was
in town the latter part of last week.
John Makelim has been commits
stoned poLtmaster at Valley Centre.
When you wish your razors honed
in good shape call on Lee the barber.
John Woodard has purchased the
meat market owned by Restorick &
Co.
The Fort Gratiot Sun is two.
year-old. Long may it live and
prosper.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices in The NJ. =. church to-day at
1880 IA. N.
Parties wishing visiting cards will
do well 10 call at this Office and leave
their order.
We are pleased TO see the most of
our merchants handling Hour made at
our nome mills.
S. b. Cuddngton. OF Capac, and
L. NJ. Cady, of Port Huron, were in
town this week.
Mrs. BrUckway's sale which was
to come off on Nov. goth, has been
postponed until Dec. 18th.
In order 80 make your timepiece
correspond with the new standard
time shove il back just 20 minutes.
i. n. Empey, having closed up his
business here, has rented hotel at
Richmond and will move there soon.
The mail on the six o'clock train
was the only one received on Wednes-
day on account of making the change.
The Romeo Democrat is to be en-
larged TO double the size it now is.
Hope Fred is making fortune out o.
his paper.
Port Huron is the first city to
adopt the 90tb meridian time which is
30 minutes slower tnan Port Huron
local time.
Detroit is to lave new morning
daily and two cents will be charged
for 1t. 1t will be called the Times.
Success 10 it.
--Wm Wear has been unable to at
tend to his duties in C. E. Roswell's
store during the past week on account
Of being under the weather,
Mr.. Kilgour and the Misses EN-
mons, Cahoon, and Burt, of Sanborn,
township of Wales. spent Sunday with
G. ID. Vanderlip and wife of this place.
w. J. Dodge, of Peck, who has
been on week S visit mp in the north
ern part of this state, stepped in this
place Tuesday night on his return
home.
"a. w. McKrnnoa has returned
from his trip through the state and
says he had big time. He informs
us that IN at Ludington the sleighing
is splendid.
The new school house Is conplet-
ed and it will be occupied by the
smaller scholars next Monday. 1t is a
credit to the builders Messrs Strong
and Bradley.
The heavy winds of Thursday
night last done considerable damage
III this vicinity. 1t carried away part
of the fence on the fair grounds also
few of the sheds.
1t looks rs though we were going
TO have the telephone. The poles have
arrived and are being placed in po-
sition. The office will be in w. n.
McKenna's drug store.
Lee Saunders, the new barber.
now occupies the old stand Of II. G..
White where he IS prepared to do hair
cutting, shaving. aud shampocing.
Razor honeing speciality.
Eli Gilbert who was thrown from
his sulky north OF this place week be-
fore last is some better although his
physicians say he is not cut of danger.
He was removed TO his home at Mel
vim on Tuesday.
John A. Hickey made an extraor-
dinary good sale last week. lie sold
6 buggies and cutters and expects 10
sell as many more this week. Call
and examine his stock in the Building
south of the Rapley House.
The following is the number of
children of school age, between ) and
20, IN the Township OF Brockway as
gwen MS by G.. N. Turner town clerk:
School district No ]. 21S; No 2. 104 |;
No 3, 65; No 4. 63: No ;. IS; No, @,
So; No Z, 66; No s, G5. Total number
III. The following is The number en-
rolled in District No. /, Brockway
Centre school: In the higher depart
ment 81 and in the primary % making
tctal of 156.
g. a. Wellg & Cohaye q change in