Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-02-14

| NOIlSf' u NlCAl Iuui Has luot u
ceived new and handsome stock OF
clocks which he will sell as cheap a'
the cheapest. A handsome "a houl
strike clock for So. %. Would be pleas
ed to have you call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Z. MACARTHUR
Corn 90 cts per bushel at P. B.
Sanborn's elevator.
Did you get valentine9
Subscribe for the EXPosIToR.
To-day is st. Valentines day.
Don't get mad If you get val
entine.
Jas. Ferguson. of Port Huron,
is in town.
Frank Dagg is the happy father OF
baby girl.
John Brink, of Capac, was in town
on Tuesday.
Tuesday was we. day. 1t rained
nearly all day.
1t is rumored that Capac will have
another paper.
Almost everybody has a severe
cold these days.
Pay your taxes--if you have not
already done so.
Martin Turner has sold his farm
to Mr. McLaughlin.
Everything IS very quiet at present
about railroad matters.
Isaac Roberts and lady, of Rich
mond. wers In town this week.
If you are indebted 10 the EXPOS
IToR call in and settle up at once.
ID. 81. Church has possession of
the Commercial House Port Huron.
john Brabb, Of Romeo, was q
guest ut the Rapley House this week.
Ladies coats and dolmans, hoods,
Nublas, &c sold regardless Of cost at
RoswelPs.
Measles at Capac, typhoid fever at
Lexington and scarlet fever still pre-.
walls at st. Clair.
The Romeo Hydrant will publish
the names OF those who do not give TO
the L. Il l.. r. L.
John H0skin, Of Brockway. has
just returned from Jersey City where
he has been visiting.
Mems. Youths and Boys overcoats
and heavy weight clothing marked
away down at RoswelPs.
What has become of our Broekway
correspondent Let us hear from him
to assure us that he is well.
st, Valentines day is an auspic.
ious occasion for lovesick SWANS and
gushing maidens to exchange tokens
of love and pictures of cupid.
w. J. Holden, of Southampton,
Ont, is at present visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Holden,
and other friends in this place.
"A very social time is anticipated
at the Dedication Ball to be given by
the maSons of Peck on Friday evening
February D.. Be sure and attend.
--Chas Emery and Dallas Clark who
left for Tennessee about month ago
have returned To this place They
give glowing account of the paradise
down there.
There will be a social party at
Michaels Hall tomorrow (Friday)
evening when good time is expected
The company Will dance to the tune of
Jackson's Band.
The I't IL. Il Y. W. has made a
general cut of 10 per cent in the wages
OF employees. TO meet the depression
ia business incident to last seasons
failure in crops.
The Utica Il Lexington Railroad
subscription list is still going about
the city, with good prospects OF rails
ing the $4,000 bonus at an early day.
Detroit Free Press.
Preparations are beng made for a
grand time at the Masonic Dedication
and Oyster Supper at Peck on Friday,
February 22. You may expect 10 re-
ceive u cordial welcome should you at
tend. No pains will be spared To make
it pleasant for those present.
The Misses Charlotte Muir. of AL
mont, Jesse Mosser, and Marion BelleI,
OF Detroit. Mrs. John Brink, of Capac,
and John Allen and wife, of Lynn,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Brown on Tuesday this week.
Dave reports having good time while
they were here.
Louis +. Thorne who got up the
Entertainment here not long since is at
present in Richmond getting up the
tragic drama "Pizarro." 1t will be
given In Cooper's Hall at that place on
Monday evening next. We trust he
will be amply rewarded for his labors
as he is hard worker.
--ilobt Gobeen, living mt Melvin.
while in the mill at that place looking
at the machinery work, in some way
got his right hand caught in the bolt
ing saw to- the lath mill terribly
mSngling the same. Dr.. Mitchell was
called and he amputatod the hand
above the wrist. The patient is doing
well.
AS announced meeting of the
Library Associationwas held on Tues
day evening of this week. Consider
able business was brought up and dis
posed of. The following officers We're
elected Tor the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, J. 5. Duflle; Nice-President,
Mrs. II. i. Leonard; Secretary, Jas.
Brown; Librarian, JAS. A. Menzies.
Members who have not paid their