Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-02-28
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Armada, Mich.
One mile northwest of the village.
Local Expositions.

Has your subscription expired?
Get your seed corn at o. w. Mills
grain house.
Corn 90 cts per bushel at =. Is.
Sanborn's elevator.
J. II. Henderson, of Croswell. was
in town this week.
-Thos. Darcy. of Port Huron. was
in town this week.
The Lenten season began yester-
day and closes April 13.
Geo. p. Voorneis, of Port Huron.
was in town on Wednesday.
TO cure sore throat, gargle with
Piso's Cure for Consumption. 25 cents.
Mrs. Jno. Mitchell, of Sand Beach
is visiting with her parents and friends
in town.
More snow fell Monday night and
Tuesday morning making good sleigh
ing again.
John Grinnell Sr. has moved onto
the old farm with his son-in-law, JAS.
Vanslyke.
p. 5. MctIregory has sold his boot
and shoe stock at Mt. Clemens to Geo.
G. Fenton.
w. j. Rapley. of Port Huron,
visited with his parents and friends in
town this week.
Miss Ella Fraser, Of Port Huron,
AnI x,yitI, hnr rnlntfxynr md frianR -
in town this week.
No holiday was given the scholars
last Friday although it was the birth
day of Washington.
Miss Tuny Welch returned home
on Monday morning her school hav-
ing closed Friday last.
The frame of w. n. McKenna's :
house is up and enclosed and will be
completed in the near future.
Miss Rose, of Port Huron, has
heen visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Fraser during the past week.
Albert Petit, of Strathroy, has
been. visiting with his brother-in- law,
j. W. LamOn. for the past week.
The stone Is being hauled for the
foundation of the new Masonic hall.
Work will he commenced thereon soon.
Miss Mary Brown returned home
Saturday night and commenced teach
ing in the primary school on Monday
morning.
The Western Plowmanls AT hand.
1t is a handsomely printed pamphlet
published at Moline, ILL.,, at 80 cents
per year.
John Saunders has been appointed
pathmaster of road district M. 3 to
i'll vacancy caused by John Grinnell
moving out of town.
Town meeting is drawing near and
but very little has been said about who
shall be our officers for next year.
The old ones are well qualified.
Elder shepherd, Swedenborgian
minister will preach in the A. c.
chapel Sunday evening next at Z
O'Clock. All arc invited To attend.
"A grand ball ana oyster supper
will be given at the Globe Hotel Peck,
Mich, on Friday evening Feb 20. All
are invited. Good music in atten-
dance.
The dancing school Monday even
ing was very pleasant affair about
20 couple being present. Peter Hickey
Is the dancing master and he makes
good one.
An exhibition will be given 10y the
pupils of district No. tomorrow
friday evening. A splendid pro-
gram has been provided and good
time will he had.
ID. M. Church. the new proprietor
of the Commercial House Port Huron,
has made many changes in the same
since he took possession and he now
invites ali of his old friends and ae-
quaintances III Brockway Centre to
call and sec hIn when in Pt. Huron.
The lecture on "Komanlsm" at
the NJ. p. church by Patrick Welch on
Tuesday evening was largely attended,
the building being packed TO the doors.
lie lectured again 20 q good audience
of men last night. on the secrets of
the confessional, giving the usual talk
on the subject
We received the following COM
munication this week from s. G..
ettis:-"We are having big meet
ing ut Almont. Brcckway Centre
preachers had better look out how
they write their malice aud lies out
here. They raised me the largest q J.
nation ever held in Almont (S175.)
SAM BETTIS.
"A bill is before the New York
legislature prohibiting the sale of Gig
aretts to boys. Why not introduce
bill TO the same effect in our own lcgis-
lature? The boy smoker Is a nuisance
and reproach to the age. He Is 10
be met everywhere pulling at vilainous
cigars. and not only making himself
nuisance, but running himself moral
ly and physically.
j. T. Henderson, of Croswell who
is going TO manufacture cheese in the
Brockway factory for the coming sea-
son has arrived in this community 10
work up the business amongst the
farmers. Mr. Henderson is going to
hold meetings in the various school
houses in the country and we would
advise the farmers to turn out and
give him and the cheese industry all
the announcement possible. lt is an
admitted fact that grain growing has
been a failure in this section for some
years past and from all reports in con-
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