Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-15
The national deot is 81, ,S54, ,oaS,

The national debt is 81, ,S54, ,93S,
S14.
The house painters have lots of
work at present.
David Orser has his new house
nearly completed.
p. Chamberlain has moved onto
his farm east of here.
WIN. r.. Scott is repairing the
sidewalk in front Of his premises.
w. III. Palmer has been making a
good many improvements III and
around his store.
Jas. Ferguson is building new
fence i'm front of his dwelling house
on his farm north of this place.
The tailor has turned out quite
number of suits of late. We refer you
to the boys who have got them as to
the fits they received.
w. III. Palmer started for Mt.
Clemens on Tuesday to take mineral
baths. He has been troubled consider
ably of late with rheumatism.
Manning d Rector have purchased
building, machinery and other neces-
sary material and will start sash.
blind and door factory at this place.
Parties having any damaged lard
will find market for it at the woolen
mill in this place.
5lw2 {. Andreae ~ Sons.
News comes to us of young
man IN our midst who sends the
following to Il young lady whom he at
one time kept company with :-"Please
remit two dollars which l laid out on
nnoGiOnnr fHhn tlma has hnan
quite limited"
We were wrong in saving last
week that Thos. Darcy would again
assume control of the carriage works
in this place Mr.. Vanwagner
has been failing in health but is on the
improve now and may be found at
the shop at all times.
This is the season of the year
when you pitch all your old tin cans
into your neighbor's back yard. In
the morning You wake up and find
that your neighbor is "onto your
racket" and has fired them AL back
with goodly addition thereto.
The Amphion for May has arrived
and is dlled with the usual amount of
notes, chit-chat and correspondence.
Parties studying music should sub
scribe for this paper. IL is published
by Rhoe Stephens Music Co., lS4 and
lS6 Woodward Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
ANY person planting shade trees
along the property owned or occupied
by sach person, shall be entitled to be
credited twenty-five cents upon his
tax for every tree so planted,
but not 10 exceed III the aggregate
twenty-five per cent of such persons
highway tax in any one year.
The Capac Bugle and Brockway
Expositor are quarreling over the pro-
posed d. L. & l.. R'y. Better wait and
make sure that the road will be built.
Such things as railroad plans ''gang
aft agey. ."-Ft GratiOt Sun. This
isn't one of those kind. 1t is solid,
affair and not one that will
he built out of wind and paper.
The officers and members Of the
Brockway Centre Driving Park AS
sociatiOn are requested To attend a
to lie held at Rapley's sample
room Friday evening May 10th, at s
o'clock p. m, for the transaction of
important business. a full turnout
is expected. John Holden.
Jas. Wallace, Sect. Pres
1t is common for young people,
who are too wise to accept advice, to
lay aside their clothing too early, aud
serious colds result. The transition
from winter to spring is perhaps as
manifest in the month of May as at
any other time, but as long as snow
and ice remain among the lakes. May
will have a cold breath occasionally, |
therefore keep on the warm under
garments short time longer.
--Orange Judd. Editor of the Amer
lean Agriculturist tor some years. but
with its business manage |
ment for year or two past, has lately |
retired from its editorial department
and located in the West. He desires |
to gather a complete "Postal-C AL
bum" of his old Readers and Friends,
and requests them all To send him now !
q Postal giving their present location
and address, naming also. when con-
the years when they were his
Mr. Judd's address is
Ch;oano Iliinnic