Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-17

a very refreshing shower visited this
place on Sunday
A full supply Of fireworks just re-
ceived at the EXPOsIToR Bookstore.
Jas. Howay, of Greenwood, is the
happy father of a bouncing baby girl
Brockway Centre will celebrate the
"Glorious Fourth" on Monday July 9TH
Have you sold your wool? If so, did
you forget to call and see the printer
Set out your stoves and put on your
ice cream coats. Hot weather has
come.
Our friend Haight visited friends in
Port Huron, Sunday last. Reports a
good time.
Del Waldroph wears broader smile
than usual Twins at his house
is the cause.
We return thanks to Miss Eva White
for beautiful bouquet of flowers pre-
sented to us.
1t will pay you to look the paper over
until you come to Miss G. Boice's new
adv. 1t means business.
Mrs. j. w. Stratton is spending few
weeks with friends in Saginaw and
other places west of there.
Supervisor Jones is attending the
annual meeting of the board of super
visors at Port Huron this week.
300 pairs agents samples) ladies and
children's hose at cts per pair at Miss
c. Boice's. Usual prices 10 and 20 cts.
w. +. Hall & Co., the popular dry
goods merchants of Port Huron, have
change of adv. in this issue. Be
sure you call and see them when in PIT.
Huron.
We return thanks to Jas Holden for
his kind remembrance in treating us to
quart of delicious strawberries, the
largest and best we have seen this
season.
We are pleased to notice the familiar
faces of Geo. Jones, High Stevens,
Homer Stevens and Chas. Mackman,
who have recently returned from
Alpena.
The Brockway Centre Amateur Dra-
matte Company will give an entertain
ment at Lexington on Friday evening
next. We wish them full house and
splendid time.
Notice the new adv. Of Drs. b., S. q
Co., of Muskegon, Mich. One or more
of their physicians will be at the Rap
ley House, this place on Friday, June Is.
Call on them when in town.
Brockway Centre will be at the
"front" with their celebration. Lively
preparations are being made for a good
time. The day appointed is Monday,
July 5th. Everybody come.
The date of the NJ. T. 5. 5. excursion
is Thursday, June "a. This will be a
pleasant as well as cheap ride and all
should lay down their tolls and cares for
one day and enjoy little recreation.
Some one poisoned Register of Deeds
Duties dog Ned Monday. The dog
was ten years of age, and was consider
ed valuable by Mr.. Duflie.-Port Huron
Times. Letters of coincidence are in
order.
Mr.. Keeler's house, northeast of here,
was struck by lightning on Wednesday
night last about II o'clock and the in
side completely demolished. Mr.. Keel
er and wife were stunned by the shock
although not very seriously injured.
The services held in the NJ. f. church
in commemoration of "Children's Day"
was largely attended and interesting to
all. The program was instructive and
well suited to the occasion. The recita-
tions and singing contributed by the
different classes were good, notwith-
standing the very limited time for prep
Grafton. No small amount of credit is
due the decorating committee for their
beautiful floral decorations which add
ed life and beauty to the occasion. The
Sunday school under the able manage
ment of c. Cooper is prospering re-
markably well. 1t now has an atten-
dance of one hundred and fifty-two
scholars. May it continue TO grow
until all--who are not members of any
other school are brought within the
refining influences Of It's moral and re
ligious cniiue