Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-12
Local Expositions.

Read the supplement in this issue.
The longest day in the year is
June 2a.
w. II. York, of Pt Huron, was in
town Monday.
Fred Currier, of Almont. was in
this place last week.
Rev. Geo Carter, of Forester.
visited his many friends in town this
week.
We again request the farmers that
when they sell their wool to remember
the printer.
Line Avery, of Port Huron, was
in town on Saturday last visiting his
old friends.
CLARK Washburn, of Brockway,
made us pleasant and profitable call
on Tuesday.
j. S. Duflie has a bran new adv in
this issue and it will be to the interest
Of all to read 1t.
Rev. j. W. Gray and wife are
visiting relatives ill the vicinity of
Dryden this week.
-"Just as expected" say the wise
ones, when speaking of Blaine and Lo-
gan's nominations.
Mr.. Ripley. of Port Huron, was
the guest of Jas Ferguson, of this
place, over Sunday.
Fred y. Baker, of Detroit, made
his relatives and many friends in town
a visit on Tuesday last.
Miss Ada Baker, of Pt Huron. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. n.
McKenna. the past week.
Jas. III. Brown was the first man
who made us smile by paying his sub
scription for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Rankin, wife and daughter
were the guests of C. S. Gilbert and
other friends during the past week.
"A Sunday school picnic will be
held near Roseburg, on Saturday, June
2lst. That means good time for
those that go.
Miss Minnie Creighton left on
Monday for her home in Canada. She
will be greatly missed by her many
friends in this place.
C. Seltzer and bride. OF East Zor-
ra, Ont, visited this town on Tuesday
last the guests of w. w. Cowing and
wife. They were returning from an
extended tour through the state.
David II. Brown has something to
say to the citizens of this place and
surrounding country in new adv in
this issue. Dave has q fresh stock of
choice family groceries which he is
selling cheap for cash or barter. Give
him call.
"A certain gentleman recently lost
4 his wife, and young miss of six years
who came to the funeral. said to his
little daughter, Of about the same age,
"Your pa will marry again, won't he Y'
90, yes." was the reply, "but not till
after the funeral"
Died suddenly on Monday, June
9th, Of Inflammation Of the bowels, Mrs.
Williams, wife of Orlin Williams. De-
ceased was taken sick on Saturday and
died on Monday. Her remains were
taken to Mount Albert, Ont, on We'd
nes1ay, for interment.
The third quarterly meeting OF
the NJ. E. church will be held at Brock
way church next Saturday and Sunday,
June 14th and 18th. Services Saturday
at o'clock p. m. and Sunday at 8 80
a. m. Rev. j. Mcconnell, of Pt Huron,
is expected to be present.
The funeral services of Mrs.
Bearsdorf, of Fargo, an old lady 81
years of age, the mother of Mrs. An
drew Lohr were held last Sabbath at
the Farr school house at o'clock p.
m. The services were conducted by
Rev. j. w. Gray, of Brockway Centre,
text, Amos ", IL.
BENZ L. Butler has received the
nomination for President of the United
states at two conventions, the Anti
Monopoly and Labor parties, and is
waiting fer more. Should he receive
the Endorsement of the Democratic
party he surely will be elected this fall.
Mrs. j. S. Platt who has had con-
siderable experience in teaching paint
ing and who has just returned from N.
Y. city where she spent several months
studying the art, wishes to get up a
class In this or any neighboring town.
Will give liberal terms to any one who
will canvass the town for her. For
particulars address her at Pt Huron.