Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-04-10
Local Ex0osifions.


grain house.
Next Sunday is Easter.
-Tp-monow is Good Friday.
w. d. Ramshaw has returned 'tC
this place
-Easter Sunday is the next holiday.
"Eggsactlv.
Seed barley for sale ut O. W.
II ills grain house.
Will a. Meddaugh has our thanks
for Ayr, Ont, papers.
DIR. ID. Patterson, of Capac, was
in town on Wednesday.
IA carload of potatoes just receiv-
ed at o. W Mills grain house.
Flour and feed f1r sale on approv-
ed paper at n Howelrs mill. l5w3.
April came in like mule that
had been fed on an iceberg all winter.
The growing wheat in this section
IS looking fine and we look for good
! harvest.
1t is said that the new spring bon
net is too beautifully Qutlandish for
anything.
Miss Nellie Wear returned from Il
visit to her sister at Nassar one day
| last week.
The Republican county convention
meets ut Port Huron on Tuesday,
April 18Th.
-Thos Beadle has gone TO FiliOn.
Huron Co where he intends to stop
for while.
p. S. McGregory. of Mt. Clemens.
spent a few days lrtown the fore part
of the week.
Fl. :. Poole has rented III. Girls
wold's livery stable and will hereafter
run the same.
Ernest Pearce, at one time work
ing in the wooden mills here, is one OF
the surveying party.
We made mistake in last issue
in saying that Easter came on March
18th instead OF April 18th.
C. II. Holden is tiller OF the soil.
We are Informed that he intends going
to housekeeping before long.
Miss BERTHE Bowers, of Pt. Huron.
VISITED with Geo y Turner and other
relatives and friends in this place the
past week.
"A newspaper is like toothbrush.
Everybody should have one of his
own, and not be borrowing his
neighbor's.
Base ball is being revived again
by the small boys. They say they in.
tend getting up nine that will scoop
therD all this summer. &.
Prof. III. Mustard, father of Geo
H. Mustard, Is in town at present
visiting his son. He will probably
locate here for time at least.
Spring has come. Don't forget to
clean your back yards, remove ash
piles and see that pools of standing
water get a chance to move away.
Mrs Turnbull and Miss lIough made
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bettes visit on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
They were on their way from their
home at Almont TO Saginaw TO visit
friends there.
We are informed that there is a
man or substitute for man near
Lexington whose wife is very sick
and not expected 10 live and for some
time past he has ,been looking around
TO see where he can buy coffin the
cheapest.
We received letter from Levi
Lane, Oconto. Wis, this week, in
which he informs us he has been sick
all winter and not been able to get out
of the house. This we are sorry to-
hear and hope that ere long he will
regain his strength.
The Capac Bugle has changed
hands and it now is blown by David
+. Bottomley and Chas. G. PraSer
whom we are confident will make a
success of it. The size will be chang
ed to u seven column, four page paper.
May iU live long and prosper.
Mr.. Collins, OF Roseburg, is max.
ing preparations for building fine |
residence on his farm opposite Mr.. |
Lunday's place in speaker, 31a miles
north of this place. He has engaged |
Andrew Award to 10 the mason work
and he may expect a good job done.
--Some of the Iemarks that children |
make would cause "a laugh anywhere. |
An exchange tells of two children |
quarreIing over cup of milk, when a |
third child, miss four years old, said, |
"Wbat's the use of quarreling over
that milk when there is whole COW
full out in the barn" That settled |
the milk war.
"A new swindle is now operated on
the farmer in some sections 10y a nice
old gentleman who pretends to be So
licIting names to IA petition for the re-
ductiOn Of salaries of public officers
and the reduction of taxes. The name
is obtained when she farmer finds out |
shortly that he has signed a promlssory |
note.
Cincinnati has about fifty dead |
citizens, and hundred more that are
wounded unto death it is feared, but |
she saved the twenty.five mur,lerers in |
the Jail. WHY wouldn't it be Il good |
idea To take the murderers out and let |
them air themselves walking the
streets next Sunday? They would en-
joy il.
"A meeting will be held at the
Carless school house in district No 3. |
township of Biockway, on Saturday, |
April 18th, at seven o'clock p. M, for |
TIE .purp sc of organizing a singing
school. where all the elementary
branches of musical education shall
be taught. Come one, come all.
GEo. q. STILES. Tsacher. |
While at Richmond week before
last we saw Louis +. Thorne who iu-
formed us that he has organized
dramatic company and intepds start !
ing out on the road soon. lie has Sc
cured the services of professional talent
bought suitable scenery and wardrobe,
at big expense and has everything