Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-06-04
Local Exposifions.


JOB WORK We are prepared to DO
all kinds of job work at this office on
short notice. Having just put in a
large supply of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail or
telephone.
Cigars at EXPosrToR Book Store.
Coles circus will be IN TT. Huron
June Goth.
BOX paper for sale at the EXPOS
IroR Book Store.
VIM Vancamp has sold his house
and lot IN this place to John Henry.
-Carpot Brockway Centre make
. .,e ea's. of base ball nine this sum-
-Frmh Is3en is visiting with his
parents, &r. anu Mrs. las. Holden, at
present.
There will be spring races held at
Romeo OH Thursday and Friday June
IL and 12.
---Shelf paper for sale at the EXPOS
IToR Book Store. Housecleaners make
a note of this.
THE word s'chestnuts" has come
into use as colloquial slang and is
applied to Il stale joke
IA locomotive resembles beafsteak
because it's good for nothing with
out it's tender. Don't give it away.
john NJ. Kane, Pt Huron's good
looking attorney, was married last
week. We wish you abundant success
John.
w. j. Holden, of southampton,
Ont. has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Holden, for the past
week.
One week from next Sunday is
Chill dren's Day in the NJ. e. 5. 5. 3
good program will be gotten up by the
children.
Roy "a young son of Isaac Menerey,
fell off the stoop at his home one day
last week and broke his arm. He is
now doing well.
Are we going to have a Fourth of
July celebration this year or not? Ii
SO it Is about time ID make a move in
preparing for it.
The Detroit & st Clair River Rail-
way is TO be built. The necessary
stock has been taken and work will
soon be commenced on the same.
This week we are in receipt of the
Springwells Call published at Detroit
10y Chas. n. Pattee. 1t is a bright and
newsy paper. May it ever live and
prosper.
Del L. Sutton has made another
change in the Richmond Review and
it is now an eight column, four page
paper. 1t is OH account of an increas-
ed advertising patronage.
L. II. Hale's dance last Thursday
evening didn't pan out very well and
he has decided to have another one
week from this Thursday evening
June 11th. All are invited.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in other
cases. Address, Z. L. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
Matte, little daughter Of Thos.
Brown, went to get over the fence and
in SO doing fell off and broke her arm
and dislocated her elbow. She had the
fractured member set and is now
doing well.
We are in receipt of the Altoona
County Review, edited and published
| by Chas. j. Seely, at Harrisville,
Mich. From The appearance of the
paper one would judge Chas was doing
well up there.
This is the season when the young
mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts
of love, and the thoughts of new
spring suit are not absent from his
mind When you want nobby suit
don't fail to call on Johnnie the tailor
f if0ckWay Centre.
--Ias Naleh has secured all the
/ timbers and everything belonging to
the bridge WliC. gas carried away by
tire spriG. fresfet and placed them in
"a convenient place TO get at with
teams. Would it not be good idea to
get up subscription ana have the
bridge replaced. Some one make a
move in this direction.
"A lively runaway occurred on
main street last Monday. The horse,
which was hitched to buggy and
tied in front of the Duflie Block, took
fright at something, tore up. one of the
planks of the sidewalk to which it was
tied and started towards the station
but was stopped before it reached
there. No damage done.
1t is both q sin and disgusting to
See the number of boys that are allow
ed to loaf on the streets and idle away
their time out of school. These boys
are brought up in crime and ignorance
when at the same time the Taxpayers
are paying thousands of dollars annual
ly to sustain our free schools. What
can these ignoramous parents think oil
or ever expect their sons to amount tC
in this world? Either put them tt
work on a farm or ut trade. NJ
young man is fitted for this world un
til he has learned trade, no matter
whether he be rich or poor. These
boys are being brought up loafers ant
thieves and educated to become strlk
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