Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-28

ing friends III Saginaw ut present.
b. +. Doty has removed from the
Rose btlilding into the cArthur block
Mrs. \. Howell is in New York city
visiting friends and studying medicine
Miss Smith. of Richmond, is in town
visiting her brother. Ira NJ. also Miss
Kittie A.. Carroll.
Mrs. G. ii. Snider and son are visiting
friends in Port Huron at present and
Charley is keeping bach.
Archie Gillian moved away on Mon-
day evening. Two barber shops is too
many for our little burg.
j. II. Hydorn and wife, of Ft Gratiot.
visited with NJ. r. Gr;ndy and other
friends in town the past week.
The ''bald-heads" were badly disap-
pointed ut the trial last Wednesday.
They did not hear what they expected
ID. Mills & Son have change of adv
in this issue. You are invited to read
it and also to call and look over their
stock.
One of the prettiest Marches pub
lished this season is the q. \. II. Grand
March by Wiegand. price 10 cts. Fischer,
publisher Toledo. o.
II. +. Leonard has made many new
changes in his hardware store lately
and now has everything as handy as
could be asked for Watch for change
of adv. in next issue.
There will be Il meeting of the Teach
erS' Association of the Seventh Repre-
sentative district. held in Capac, on sat
urday. January ~. 1856 \ cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend.
An oyster supper will be given for
the benefit of Rev Ira Lel'aron ut the
residence of Geo. Ella. west of here. on
Wednesday evening. February 3. Adj
mission - cents per couple All are
cordially invited to attend.
G. T.. Roswell will give a grand mas
querade on rollers at the skating rink
Thursday evening. Jan ~. 1856. \
splendid time is expected. Prizes will
be given for the best lady's costume.
best gents costume and best comic cos
tune. All are invited to attend.
The Almanac has arranged for sever
al entertaining eclipses in 1856. There
will be an annular eclipse of the sun
March 5th. visible at the equator. and
in the Southern Pacific There will be
Il total eclipse of the sun .Aug. 2i. Wis
ible in Africa and in the Atlantic.
News comes to us that our friend
VIM. Beals, the handsome and always
obliging and courteous conductor on
the Port Huron IL Northwestern rail
way was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony with Miss Anna OLeary
of Bay City. one day this week. We
congratulate the young couple and wish
them happy and prosperous voyage
through life.
Next Easter falls on the latest date
OH which it can possibly occur. April
25th. under the rule of the Council of
Nice. which DEGREES that Easter shall
DE observed on the Sunday after the
full moon following the 2lst of March. |
It's earlier possible date is March 22d. |
1t is l52 years since Easter day has been
SO late. 1t will not fall again on that
date until 1913. Lent begins later in
1886 than i'm any other year between
1880 and 1882. Ash Wednesday. the
first day Of Lent, comes on March 10 |
and Easter on April %. This will make
the gay season much longer than usual |
DR.. Howell feels nearly as young as
he used to in days gone bye since his |
wife has gone visiting. No sooner had |
the sound of the departing train, which
carried his wife away. lost its music on
the desert air. than Doc might have
been seen at the skating rink enjoying |
himself flirting with the young girls.
Next day he was out with his horse and
cutter i'll gay style and nearly all the
ladies in the village were made happy |
by having the pleasure of accompany
ing him for a ride over the beautiful |
snow. Tuesday evening he took in the
sports at the club party and to put it
mildly, he is having a glorious time all
by himself.
Evergreen township is having an in
vestigatiOn of the supposed irregulari-
ties of II township treasurer Peter &.
Phillips. a number of orders have been
discovered used as vouchers by the
treasurer in his settlement, which are
claimed to have been raised from the |
original amounts to much larger ones.
The raising is very apparent. whether
Phillips did it is to be tried. An exam
ination was had at Sandusky. Wednes-
day and Thursday. and the defendant,
Phillips, bound over for trial. The
township is i'm a state of intense excite
ment over these transactions. The in
vestigation shows a state of rottenness
in the order business, which would be
ludicrous were there not number of /
nponlp who must suffpr from, tha frnrd- |