Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-12
Buy your seed buckwheat at L. T.
grain house.


SanbOrn's grain house.
Amos, son of Anthony Welch,
has returned to his home III this place.
We return thanks to Levi Lane
for late Oconto, Wis, papers. Mr..
Lane says he has fully recovered in
health and able To attend to business.
He says they have been having a very
cold spring out there.
w. T. Dodge, Secretary Of the
Marlette Driving Park Association has
our thanks for complimentary ticket
to their summer meeting July 3 and /,
1884. There will be trotting, running
and pacing races. Purse $500.
j. II. Thompson has closed the
skating rink to return to Lexington.
At the closing on Friday evening last
grand exhibition on skates was given.
y prize was presented the best lady
skater of the evening. Miss Nettie
Bell took the same.
III. F. Leonard has the contract
for tiu-roofing the Masonic Hall. His
tinsmiths, E. f. and +. NJ. Haight,
are doing good job and we would adj
Nlot ali W Nv CliC III VI ouOi
work done to give Mr.. Leonard call.
4 tin roof is acknowledged to be far
better than any other kind in use.
Thomas Thomas an old man 70
years of age living west of this place
Cells startling story about seeing a
white horse the other night. One
strange feature about the occurrence
was that when he would try to touch
the horse it would vanish. neither
could he hear it walk but he could see
it plainly. It must have been night
mare.
The first annual reunion basket
picnic, of the ST.. Clair County Teach
er's Association, will be held at Fort
Gratiot. on June 27th and 2Sth, 1891.
A good program has been prepared
and splendid time is expected. 1t is
hoped that the teachers of st Clair
county will feel an individual RESPONSE.
bility in making this reunion a great
success. All are invited to attend and
bring your baskets.
"A scientific paper says the path to
the north pole is now probably open to
ships, as there are indications that
there was n counterpart of the Java
earthquake within the Artic circle.
Perhaps that's the reason for the cold
weather we have been having. If the
North Pole has been knocked out of
place, an expedition should be de-
spasched at once to put it back where
it belongs. We want none of it down
here.
Fred Poole is again handling the
Rawson reapers and mowers and
would say to those farmers needing
either to give him "A call before purch-
asing elsewhere. He will keep on hand
good supply of repairs. Warerooms
at G. Nanwagner's wagon shop. He
is also agent for the Esterly Binder
which is second TO none in the market.
Fred is good fellow, hard worker
and enterprising and deserving of all
the patronage given him.
The following are the presents
given to the bride by her friends and
relatives at the wedding of Philip
McDeugall and Miss Clarinda Elliott:
Anderson and Co. Port Huron Check for SIS.
Albert VI. Comstockmsilver castor.
j. A; Hickey and friend, Mary Dinsmore.~sil-
yer cake basket
Miss Kitte McDougall.Ice water pitcher
and set.
Eugene Carey and wfe..Japanese tea sets.
Mrs. and Miss Armintha Terrell...large lamp.
Mrs. ID. Pray..bedroom set.
Philip McDougall.-silver pickle dish.
Mrs. III. Elliott.-set of plates cups and saucers.
Miss Nellie Reynolds..large lamp.
Miss Wiman..half dozed goblets.
Mrs. Young toilet mats.
Lewis McDougalL-.l table cloth.
Miss Grace Carey...pickle dish.
Mr. and Mrs W + Burns..set of vases.
Fred Downs-.milk pitcher.
Mrs II Elott...table spread.
Miss Emmer Elliott..half doz individual salts
Miss Idella Elliott..bread plate and half dozen
sauce dishes.
Mrs Stewart..crllet stand.
Mrs Odett..toilet bottles.
Miss Lillia Hayward..eight individual salts
hIrs George Shaver.half dozen sauce dishes.
Mrs l. and Frank Bothwell-.cake basket
Archie McDougall.large fruit dish.
Frank Gaugh.. pickle dish
Mrs w Downs..frut dish
Mrs Henry Gaugh glass water pitcher
d McDougall and wife.tea set
II McDougall.siX napkin rings
Frank Bothwell..-broom, with appropriate sem
timents.