Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-05-21
The school marms have gone.

Will Brown returned this wee
from trip to Alpena.
Miss M. Danger. of Port Huron
visited in town last week.
We were visited 10y a splendit
shower Monday afternoon.
Hugh McPhee, of Melvin, made
US pleasant call on Tuesday.
When you want hammock cal
ut the Expos!ToR Book store.
There were as many rs one hund
red school marms here last week.
Stock raiscrs be sure and attent
the spiing fair at Emmett on Saturday
John Saunders has brick, lime ant
hair for sale at his residence in town
ltf
Frank Raymonde has quit work
for IA few days on account of Il lame
hand.
The best looking lot of school
marms we have ever seen attended tie
meeting here, last week.
M. p. Allen has us large and well
selected IL stock of goods as you will
find in town. Call and see.
DR.. Howell, OF Brockway Centre,
was guest at DR.. McCrea's one day
last week. k.-Marlette Leader.
We do not see so much stock run
ming ut large Oh our streets since the
ordinance prohibiting it was passed.
Rudolph and VIM Andreae have
both commenced the erection of dwell
ing houses on their lots in this place.
-Waring 81 Mustard have a change
Of adv. in this issue. They are selling
cotton dress goods for ) and Gets per
yard.
The township of Brockway has 713
school children an1 the amount to be
apportioned as school interest fund is
SS90.32.
ID. q. Williams has his dwelling
house completed and moved his house
hold goods and family to this place
this week.
john Wilson has the frame OF his
new house up and enclosed. He is
building on th5 site of the one burned
some time ago.
The Board Of Review have been
in session at this place the past few
days. They will meet again Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
will Anderson. of the firm of An
derson Il Go. Pt. Huron was in town
last week. 1t is rumoTed they intend
putting up warerooms in this place.
H. +. Leonard has lately purchas-
ed new mower and made himself
hand land roller and he intends to
have the finest lawn in the village this
summer.
Elder Patton will preach in the y.
G.. chapel, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock and evening at 7:3c. Also at
Peck Saturday evening and Sunday
morning.
Bro. c. G. Praker, of the Capac
Argus, made US pleasant call while
in attendance ut the meeting of the st.
Clair County Teachers Association
last week.
M. T.. Allen wishes to say TO the
public that they have just received a
select stock of walking shoes and Slip
pers also full line Of women and
mems shoes. Call aud see them.
NltilLiCos Va NiC UNIV
Centre EXPOSIrOR, was IN town yes
terday to ill an engagement as best
man at the wedding of his friend,
Charles L. Lathrop. Armada Artisan.
w. II. Harris, of Brockway. has a
change of adv. in this issue. He is Il
live energetic man and we believe 1t
will be to your interest to call and see
him before purchasing u wagon, car
riage OF buggy.
Mrs. j, +. Holden, OF Brown City,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Baker, for several
weeks, increased the number of grand
children OH Tuesday by adding "A pret.
ty little daughter. .--Pt Huron Times.
Eight hundred and twenty-three
additional newspapers have been estab-
lished in the United States within the
last fourteen months. The time is
coming when man must be sub
scriber or go to Jail. Detroit Free
Press.
we give it for what it is worth:
Exchanges report u Wisconsin farmer
claims TO have discovered specific
remedy for the ravages of the potato
bug. lie plants one or two flax seeds
in every hill of potatoes and says that
by so doing the bugs never trouble the
crop.
---Welch Il Raymond proprietors of
the Lynn hotel will give grand
opening party in their hall at that
place on Friday evening, May Goth.
All are invited to attend. Bill only
-S1. 90. Good music will be in atten-
dance and splendid time is antici.
pated.
Leonard, young son of Anthony
WEIGH of this place while PLAYING on "a
raft near the dam in the creek on Sat
urday last fell off aud was going down
the third time when his brother rescu-
ed him. 1t would be well for parents
to caution their children not to so near
the creek.
B. II. Noble, president Of. the l..
& u. railroad company. has strong
hopes that the road will be built us far
as Almopt this season. He says that
the Michigan Central people are only
waiting for times to brighten up a
little, when they will commence the
work and push 1t to finish.
LII recent issue of the ExPosI-
TOR we made "a mistake in regard to the
petition for the bridge across mill
creek at the fair grounds in saying that
it was presented to the highway COM
missioner and he refused to act upon
it. lie did not receive the petition
until last Tuesday. We therefore
make this correction.
We are crpdiblv infnrmed that
should the Utica Il Lexington railroad
scheme fall through. that the presi-
dent of the p. o. * T.. A. railroad will