Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-05-27
Local Expositions.
Splendid weather nowadays.

Monday was Queen Yictoria's 9th
birthday.
Delos Zavitz is assisting in the post
office store this week.
Robt II. Menerey visited friends in
Deckerville over Sunday.
Hammocks, base balls and bats at
the EXPosIToR Bookstore.
Strawberries are on the market in
this place at 10 cents per quart.
Just received car load of lime by
John Saunders, Brockway Centre.
Those whose subscriptions are due
will please bear in mind we are in need
of cash.
II. j. White brought to this office last
week a double apple blossom. They
are rarety.
Geo. Cough is able to be around again
after his recent illness which we are
pleased to note.
Remember and go and see "the Afflict-
ed Family at the Central Hall this
(Thursday) evening.
Those who would like to purchase
village lots call at the EXPosIToR Office.
We have some bargains.
The farmers are busy washing and
shearing their sheep. When you sell
your wool don't forget the printer.
Remember there will be good time
at Michaels ball tomorrow Friday)
evening to which he invites you all.
An open air meeting was held on
Duties corners Sunday afternoon at
five o'clock, by the Free Methodists.
Rollins & IIisey have the foundation
laid for their brick building and the
masons are now busy at the brick work.
Hiram Manning's children have been
very sick with the malarial fever. There
is considerable sickness about town at
present.
Memorial services will be held in the
NJ Z. church in this village Sunday
evening, May 30. Rev. ii. King will
denver the discourse.
The Exchange hotel has been sold by
John 5. Ash to Mr.. Emery from Peck.
Mr.. Ash gets an S0-acre farm in part
payment.-Almont Herald
The board of review finished their
work Of reviewing the tax roll last Sat
urday. They made few changes but
the most of the assessments were about
right
That bright little weekly, the Brock
way Centre EXPosIToR, is four year old
and holds its own and better with vigor.
Bro. Menzies makes good local paper.
Port Huron Tribune.
Brockway Centre Tent, No. SO, X. o.
7. M. Sir Knights take notice that our
tent will hold review in their hall
Tuesday evening, June 10, 1886, at 8
o'clock p. IN. sharp. c. ). Gilbert, II. X.
Capt. John Cotton will give grand
opening ball at the Brockway House.
Old Brockway, on Tuesday evening"
June 10, 1856 to which he invites all his
friends. AS the Capt is good fellow a
good time may be looked for.
AS the Fourth of July is very near
here, it is time to begin to talk whether
we will have celebration or not. We
think it would be better to have cele-
bration here at home than for the peo-
pie to go away somewhere to have a
good time that day.
The first annual exhibition of the
Detroit Museum of Art opens on Sat
urday, May Goth, and continues two
weeks. 1t will be in Merrill Hall, corn
er of jefferson and Woodward avenues,
Detroit, and will be open daily from 8
a. m. till 10 p. m. Tickets, 25 cents
full catalogues, 10 cents. Further par
ticulars will be found in the Detroit
daily newspapers from day to day.
IAN old face in new place, is the
heading of new advertisement. The
old face is our friend Geo. III. Mustard.
well and favorable known i'm these
parts, having carried on business in
this village for many years and has the
respect and esteem of every one who
was acquainted with him. The new
place is the large dry goods store of w.
i. Hall & Co.. Port Huron, where they
keep everything in their line. Call and
see them when in Port Huron and you
viii find them nicely located opposite
the aNci store