Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-02

| Ncdl 1907 tl tilCll lNSuiui ltNiON, i|NN
:, 1886. All the members are requested
to be present. G. 5. GILBERT, r. X.
Elder j. H. Patton will preach in tn,
A. G. Chapel next Sunday afternoon a
3o'clOck. Subject. What is man !?
Also evening at 7:30; Subject, "Al
kindreds shall wall" Revelations and
{ The village dads have had pound
built. and erected OH the same a build
/. ing where the cattle and other animals
will be taken care of when found run
ming at large. Take care of your stock
hereafter.
J. III. King, of the Melvin house, will
give ball at that place on Friday even,
ing, Dec Bird, to which he invites all tC
come and enjoy themselves. Good
music in attendance. Bill only S10C
including supper.
Lee & Houston of the Croswell DEM
ocrat have dissolved partnership, j. E.
Lee now being sole owner The Dem
ocrat has been ably edited by the old
firm and we look for it to still hold its
own under Bro. Lees care.
W. +. Hall & Co., of Port Huron, pre-
sent a change of ad. to the readers of
the EXPosITOR in this issue. Geo. III.
Mustard is still in the employ of this
firm and he would be pleased to see all
his old friends when in the city.
On Friday afternoon of this week
there will be literary exercises in the
higher and intermediate rooms of our
school. All are cordially invited to at
| tend These exercises are very inter-
esting and good system to adopt i'll
every school.
VIM. Vancamp has traded his furni-
! ture business and village property here
| to Alfred Goheen. for forty acre farm
| lying north of this place. Mr.. Van
camp will move away and locate in
some other town and Mr. Goheen will
move in town in the course of week
| or so.
Miss Johnson. from Detroit, arrived
here Tuesday of this week. She will
occupy part of the building i'll which
| Miss Kittie A. Carroll has recently
moved. The latter extends a cordial
invitation to her many friends and pa
irons to visit her at her new place of
business.
The following young ladies and
gentlemen attended the joint meeting
of the teachers associations of st. Clair
and Lapeer counties. at Inlay City on
Friday last:-The Misses Jessie and
Mary Brown and Annie Meickle, +. +.
Law and j. +. Lutz. They report a
pleasant as well as profitable time.
The singing convention of this place
under the direction of &. III. Smith, the
great American Bass Solo Singer, will
give a grand vocal concert at Michaels
Hall this CThursday) evening. All are
cordially invited. Admission, adults
Is cts. children under fourteen, 10 cts.
Doors open at 7:30 O'clock. Concert be-
gins at 800 sharp. This will be an ex-
ce!lent opportunity to hear rare mu-
steal treat from home talent.
Another swindle has been unearth-
ed. Some firm with a big name and
glowing letter heads send out blank
form to farmers, requesting statistics
relating to the yield OF crops, and other
agricultural matters. He is to fill up
the blank and sign his name. just to
V rify his statement, you know. The
II 4xt thing the countryman knows, one
Of these blanks turn up as note in the
hands Of an innocent purchaser.
The Scientific American, published
by, Mum & Co.. New York, during
forty years is beyond all question, the
leading paper relating to science. me-
chanics and inventions published on
this continent. Each weekly issue pre-
sents the latest scientific topics in an
interesting and reliable manner, accom-
panied with engravings prepared ex-
pressly to demonstrate the subjects.
The Scientific American is invaluable
to every person desiring to keep pace
with the inventions and discoveries of
the day.
Quite large and appreaciative aud
ience turned out last Saturday evening
to hear Rev. j. III. Russell speak in the
interest Of the Good Templars Society.
After the lecture lodge was organized
with 81 charter members, with the fol-
lowing oflicers:--E. +. Law &. T.; Tena
Brown, II. II. s.. Mamie Cooper, l.. III.
s.; Mamie Hydorn, V. T.; Mary Brown,
r. s.: j. f. Lutz, F. s.; j. III. Merrill,
r.; Annie Meikle, Y. s.; John Baxter,
NJ Augusta Cooper, A. NJ; II. w. Me-
Mercy, c.; Jas. Brown, p. G. T.; Corne-
lius Cooper, L. D.; Dosia King, |: S.;
VIM. Strong, o. 5. First meeting next
Monday evening III Duties Hall at Z
o'clock prompt.
The Roseburg Cheese factory closed
its business for the season 1856, Oct.
Both. The number of days it done bus
mess was 144; The amount of milk
received 5l4,534 pounds; amount of
cheese made from the same 56,5Sl
pounds: amount of money received
S4,66793 L. Cleverdon, of Strathroy,
Ont. was the purchaser of nearly all the
cheese Geo. w. Bradshaw, the maker
and manager, has given entire salts
faction to the patrons in the way in
| which he has conducted the business
for the past season. 1t is hoped he
viii get a good patronage another seas
on. The annual cheese meeting will
take place on Monday, December IL.
All patrons and intending patrons are
respectfully requested to be present, as
the main business will be to make ar
rangements for the coming cheese
season.
A large number of our villagers con-
cluded Thanksgiving day by indulging
i'm the social enjoyment of a pound
social held at the NJ. =. parsonage, for
the benefit of Rev. j. NJ. Crandall.
The young folks feeling quite refreshed
| by days secession from the busy
routine Of successive labors, participat-
ed heartily in the amusement that the
occasion afforded while the older ones,
| forgetting their cares and parental anx-
ieties, mingled modestly in the innocent
amusements to the merriment of all.
Before the party separated to their
several homes, Mr.. Crandall made a
short, appropriate address, in which be
thanked his many friends for their pre-
sents and contributions. The receipts
of the evening approximated S13O0.
! We believe the citizens here can show
| i'm greater degree the appreciation in
which he is held by giving him larger