Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-10
Local Expcsitions.

Be sure and read Geo. n. Turner
ad. in this issue.
j. +. Holden, of Brown City, wa!
in town this week.
Jas Macarthur, OF Evergreen
Centre, was in town this week.
"A lot Of new books have been re-
ceived by the library association.
Miss Kittie Carroll and Mrs. Thos
Hickey visited with friends at Rich
raOnd last week.
Jas. Pearce returned from Marine
City last Monday, where he has been
visiting with his son.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
we are having our citizens should not
let ralroud matters get cold.
Geo. E. Allen returned to this
place on Monday after a weeks visit t.
friends in Armada and Oxford.
David Brown is putting in new
front in the building lately occupied
us a meat market by Mr.. Merritt.
&C. W. White, Of East Saginaw
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hickey
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Thos. Darcy and family NOV
ed to Port Huron this week. Mr. ID.
will remain here for some time yet.
Special review of Brockway Ce ntre
Tent one week from next Tuesday
night. A full attendance is expected.
--Thos. Darcy. who got in too close
proximity with the fire last Sunday.
was badly scorched about the face and
hands.
H. b. Cough has just received a
new lot of furniture which he is sell
ing cheap for cash. Call and examine
his stock.
we are informed that ID. NJ. Church
has rented the Commercial House in
Port Huron of Jas. Ferguson and takes
possession next Monday.
&C. f. Michaes will give first
class ball in his Hall, Brockway Cent
on Friday evening, Jan. 18th. All
are invited to attend. Bill only so cts.
M. j. and o. o. Chesebro, Of
Woodstock, Ont, who were the guests
of their sister, Mrs w. w. Cowing,
last week, left for home on SATURDAY.
last.
&C. w. McKinnon who is at,present
working for the Richmond Review as
canvasser was in town OH Sunday
last He is we'll pleased with his
position.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach in
the NJ. h. church, Brown City on Sun
day next and in the evenings during
the week in the same place. Don t
fail to hear him.
The Marlett Leader Printing Co.
is the name Of the corporation that
has just purchased the Marlette Leader
from l. J. Goodenow and will hereafter
publish the same.
The Cronch murder still remains
a mystery. The inquest was resumed
Monday morning, Jan. I. and the jury
return a verdict of death from the
hands of parties unknown"
-Thos. Crawford an old and we'll
respected citizen died at his residence
in the township of Brockway on Sun
day, Jan. 9th. HIS remains were TAX
en 10 Armada for interment.
John Wedge and family who NOV
ed to Vassar not long since returned
this week to this place. Mr.. Wedge
will work his fathers farm formerly
worked by the late Joshua Wedge.
WIN. Stonehouse. who has started
dairy, wishes to inform the citizens
of this place that he is prepared to
furnish milk in any quantities. You
can depend on it being first. class milk.
WIN. Hotchkiss, vino for the past
year has run livery here In town, de-
parted very suddenly last Sunday night
or Monday morning, leaving good
maav creditors who will mourn his
departure.
1t would he shame should we
lose the Lexington IL Utica R'y for
want Of aid. Let every man in this
vicinity put his shoulder TO the wheel
and do all he can and we assure you
we will get the prize.
M. German 81 Sons, OF Sec. II,
Greenwood, have had very successful
season Of threshing and feel thankful
to all their customers for their liberal
patronage. They have again commerce
ed saving and hope to do big wint-
er's work at it.
The Detroit Evening Journal is
but four months old yet it has cir
eulation which verv few papers have
attained in that many years. This
speaks well of it as it must be gaining
the confidence ofthe public. We wish
it unbounded success.
Last Tuesday evening being the
regular meeting Of the Brockway
Centre Library Association and cleo
ton of officers and a quorum not being
present ameeting is called for Saturday
evening next. No books will be let
out until after said meeting.
The lecture delivered by DR.. Poole
last evening was very slimly attended.
"A fact very much 10 be regretted, in.
asmuch that it proves conclusively that
our people are not very intellectually
inclined. Were dancing mountebank
with his jingling bells to announce n
show. crowded house would amply
reward him for his foolery. However.
those who attended DR.. Pooie's lecture
got rich feast intellectually.
--Railroad meetings have been held
at the following places during this
week: At South Speaker on Monday
night. There was not a very large
crowd present. only about $50 being
raised. At Schram's on Tuesday night
when $40 were raised. At North
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