Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-27
Local Expositions.
Get your seed corn at o. w. Mills
grain house.

Get your seed corn at o. w. Mills
grain house.
Maple syrupis on deck.
S. o. Welch is on the sick list.
Il. Morrill,, ST., is at present quite
sick
Robins have made their appear.
ance
The small boy with his kite is
happy.
Election slips and tickets printed
at this office.
Romeo has raised $4,000 for the
l.. & u. r.. II.
Andrew Paisley is the happy father
of baby girl.
If pounds good sugar for S1.0o at
j. ID, McKeiths.
Charley Holcomb is happy. It's a
bouncing baby boy.
You can get : bars of soap at Nc
Keiths for % cents.
The school marms were thick in
town on Saturday last.
ID. McMartin has commenced
building his dwelling house.
Flour and feed for sale on APPROX
Cu papCl db n. lAONCll
Don't forget this office when you
want election slips and tickets.
--McKeith wants all the butter and
eggs he can get for the next 30 days.
H. b. Cough has handsome new
sign in front of his place of business.
WIN. r. Scott has new furniture
and undertaking sign IN front of his
store.
1t will soon be time to give some
attention to the cleaning out of back
yards.
Rudolph Andreae and family NOV
ed into Terry Monahan's house this
week.
Henry Turner Is visiting friends
and relatives at Evergreen Centre this
week.
Miss Nora Storm, of Ingersoll,
Ont, is at present visiting with j. S.
Duffie.
-Waring & Mustard have change
of adv in this issue which Will pay you
to read.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Sayles, of Emmett,
were guests at the NJ. f. parsonage
last week.
There is good bottom to the roads
although it is few feet from the top
of the mud.
Miss Maggie Williams, of st.
Ciair. was guest at the NJ. E parson-
age this week.
Mr. Robinson, of Evergreen Centre
moved to town last week aud now oc-
cupies ID. McArlhur's house.
MIR Collins, accompanied by Mr.
Leonhard of Peck called in the EX-
PosIToR office on Monday last.
We noticed John Lutes, of Rich
mond and VIM. Hotchkiss, Of Memph-
Is, in town this week.
--Robt Brown started for Flint on
Monday last in which vicinity he in
tends looking himself up a home.
We received some poetry this
week for publication but as no name
accompanied the letter we withhold it.
-Wn. R. Scott has rented pi.-cp
of ground from Mrs. Snyder and is
building an addition to his store on
the same.
We are informed that Mrs. Hilliker
died at her residence in the township
of Speaker on Friday. MaIch 21St,
aged 35 years.
1t was on account of the badness
of the roads that Rev. A. w. Cope
disappointed the congregation on SUM-
day evening last.
WIN. r.. Scott has new ad in this
issue. He now has complete stock
of everything in his line and is prspar-
ed to sell cheap as the cheapest
-Robt Brown has sold his farm to
J. G McKenna. The purchase price
was S2,910. Mr.. McKenna now owns
one and One-half miles of farms.
Port Huron has roller skating
rink. We notice number of other
towns in the state have them, why
can't Brockway Centre afford one?
The Mayville Monitor is the name
of the paper about to be started at
Mayyille, Tuscola Co. by F. M. John
son late Of the Almont Herald.
Monday was bright nice warm
day, Tuesday dull rainy day, Wednes-
day still raining and liable, by all ap-
pearances, to continue for forty days
and forty nights.
"A. r. Fraser is not going to Smith
Creek to run sewing machine busi
ness as stated in last issue but to
Smiths Corners to take charge of the
cheese factory there.
We are obliged this week to record
the death of Amos Weeks who died in
Maple Valley, on Tuesday, March 18th.
aged 76 years. He was an old and
highly esteemed farmer.
j. G. Hart has purchased the
building which stood near G. Cooper's
blacksmith shop of o. j. Chamberlain
and moved the same onto his lot Oh
Main street where he will build an ad-
dition to it.
--Nealey the ex-marshal, of Lexing-
ton, arrested for the murder of VIM.
Phillips the.csttle drover, has been set
at liberty. Convict Pickard's story
was believed to be prompted more by
malice than by facts.
w. +. Davidson & Co., the live
Port Huron dry goods merohats, have
received their spring stock of goods
and are prepared to sell goods cheaper
than any other house in Port Huron.
Read their change of ad. in this issue.
Elder Patton will preach Sunday
morning at II o'clock and afternoon at
Q o'clock in the A. c. chapel. All are
invited to come out and hear for them
selves what he has TO say and then
there will ha No axouoa for ypiQrpprp-