Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-04-26

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| We notice Enos Clark lias msve'
on the farm that he purchased fion
Robt Menerey and the latter taken ul
his residence in Jas Pearro's house il
this place. We welcome Mr NJ. 10 on
midst.
We received a card from Pro
Sturgis last week stating that he ha,
q large class organized at AirIont ant
intended next to go to Memphis. w
wish The professor abundant success
in his musical work.
Two parties were caught tearing
town the telephone pole OH main street
which belongs To the Concentrations,
They were Immediately made 10 replace
it in its proper position. Gentlemen
this is small business.
We received the first sample o.
maple sugar last THURSDAY. Ii was
SO small that we could not devide il
with the devil" We will no; say as
to who sent it, but truss thpt they send
enough the next time for two.
We return thanks to Bro johnson
of the Alment Herald for tho follow
ing complimentary notice 1--WE got
two Brockway Centre papers of the
same issue last week. The EXPosTToR
Is good paper, and we don't object. "
An exchange says that man
planting potatoes put quart OF cav
dust in each hill. AMI Iheso hills pro-
duced nearly twice as many potatoes
and of smoother variety than those
which were planted in the ordinary
way.
Edward Youngs horses took fright
at something on Maip st last Monday
made several whirls on the street. final
ly bringing up in front of Mr. Cooper's S
residence. the horses on one side of the
fence and the buggy Oh the other.
Very little damage was done.
We will answer the numerous in
quiries put forth about the long pecu
liar box standing on Duties Jstoop for
the last week. That ere ia the Mae
cabees goat house. Any small bad
boys pa who don't want to get the
grand bumpers degree had better take
the other side Of the plank. There is
danger in it.
An organ swindler is gulling the
over-crelulous citizens of Genesse
county by making his victims believe
that they will be given an organ gratis
on the condition that they sell two for
the company. and a contract to that
effect is drawn up which in few days
turns UP at neighboring bank and
proves to be full fiedged promisory
note.
The April number Of the Amphlon
published by Rhoa Stephens Music Co,
1s4 and 1S6 Woodward Ave Detroit. Ia
on our table welcome guest. It con-
tains three beautiful songs entitled
"The Water MILL" by Delhi; wait
ing" and bend of the River" by
Blumenthal, also SAPPHIRE Schottische
by Sudds. 1t is q book which all lovers
Of music should have.
john w. Stonehouse, brother Of
Casson, left hCme Oh Tuesday April
II, and has not since returned. He
has been oct of his mind of late and
went over 30 his sisters to make
visit. From there he went south.
Casson went in search Of him and
traced him through Armada TO Romeo
and from there to Almont but could
not find out where he went from there.
Our quiet little village was con-
siderably excited last Thursday after.
noon by two Of our citizens trying the
muscular powers of their fists on each
others physiognomy. One Of the said
c. Is a flrst-class dead beat end loafer
and we are surprised to learn OF the
respectable citizen having anything
to 90 with such a case. Further par
ticulars yet to follow in regard TO this
first-elass dead beat.
Geo z. Evans house was burned
to tho ground with IFS contents on
Sunday last about o'clock in the
afternoon. 1t seems that Mr. and Mrs
Evans were away from home on o
visit leaving q small boy to keep house
He built on a FIRE in the stove about
80 p. IN. and went out TO the bara to
do his chores, and when he returned
to the house the flames had got such
headway that IL was useless to try to
subdue than. ID was insured for
S3c9 Ia the Home Insurance Co.
The supper at the M. E. hall on
Saturday evening for the benefit Of
Rev S. G.. Bettis, was one of the most
enjoyable affairs ever held here. Every
one present not emily contributed their
mite but expressed their best wishes
for his future success. The meetings
he has been conducting here for the
past two weeks have been successful