Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-10

Ii. w. M0hlnnoh mas pesh TatileT
under the weather Of late as he has
had to take refuge in one of the Chicago
hospitals. We are sorry 10 learn Of
this.
w. III. Temple has just completed
q fine barn for q. w. Elston in Speak
er. 1t Is SO X so feet with IS IT posts.
Geo 10 making farming success 1t
seems.
Your tobacco will cost eight cents
per pound less after this, the reduction
of the tax taking effect now. Not
much of the old stock is held by mer-
chants.
1t was O good joke on the Young
gent who mistook some other fellows
girl, last Sunday evening, for his girl.
OF course it was very dark and he was
excused.
David Kenyon who has been here
for some time having charge Of the
bsnkrups stock of @. e. Roswell, left
on Tuesday evening for his home in
Detroit.
IF. A. Baker has, this week for
sure. added q new prescription case
to his drug store, The work was OK
ecuted by G5o Lawrence who did a
first-class job.
One Of our influential and good
natured citizens took an unexpected
bath In Mill Creek ON Sunday last Oh
account of the log which he was riding
oa taking roll.
j. G. McKenna had one lamb kill
cd and a fine eve damaged Ivy dogs
last week. He succeeded in shooting
both dogs end showed his skill with q
rifle In so doing.
"A man may break his back over
his garden all day long. and an indus
trious. energetic hen will get up early
next morning and undo the work In
fifteen minutes by the clock.
Tho Unienville Sun lies on our
table as an exchange. 1t is a neatly
printed column 4 page paper and is
published every Saturday by II. S. To
land. We welcome it TO our list.
Mr. Miller, of Bay City and Jas
Hamblin formerly here, have purohas-
ed AL Sischo's Atlantic Sample Rooms
and it will be conducted hereafter un.
der the firm name of Miller and Ham
bin.
p. Souls, O farmer of Roseburg,
who has always done his own black
smithing in shop which providence
alone kept standing, astonished She
natives the other day by building u
new shop.
-Casson Stonehouse received a tele-
gram from some party in Armada the
other day that his brother John W.
was at that place. and he at once start
ed fer there and found him stepping at
the hotsl. 1t was with difficulty that
he got him to return home.
II. Darcy s. Co have completed a
very fine peddling wagon for q. An
dreae & Sons. wooleR mill men. They
also turned out last week q very nea ly
finished top buggy for party in Mar
lette. jim Garlick is the head painter
and his work is always frst-class.
-Thos Gordon, residing near Cros-
well, hung himself in his stable or
Friday evening last. His wife made
the discovery Saturday morning.
There Is no cause assigned for the act.
lie leaves a widow abd three children.
Mr. Gordon was As years old aud gem
orally respected.
In last weeks issue we made a
mistake in regard to p. Chamber ain
buying acres Of Joshua Wedge for
$500. It should have been w. II.
Palmer who purchased the place for
S400 instead of $500. p. Cham herlain
has bought al Slscho's property for
1000 and will hereafter make bis
home amongst US. We extend COR
dial welcome 10 him.
I'VE are informed that there ~ q
number Of back yards in this place that
need cleaning out dreadfully bad.
Parties knowing Of any such yarda
should Immediately report them IT, the
health officer. 10 10 O wonder that
smallpox or some other contagious
disease does not breed in these dirty
back yards. SEQ TO it at once that al
back yards are thoroughly cleaned ont
The quarterly election of officer.
in the o. G. T. lodge Of this pl, c'
eamo off on Monday. April 3oth, aud
resulted as follows:
w. G. Tt. s. Duffie.
w. V. T.-Katie Brown.
w. S.-Jas Il. Lutz.
w. u. Sc. X. Holden.
w. T.--Hattie Holden.
w. M.-F. g. Goodrich.
w. /. G.-Mrs ID. r. Brown.
W. o. G.--Wm Cline.