Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-05-20

in town on Monday.
Latest styles in millinery just receiv
ed at Miss c. Boice's.
a new lot of crockery just received
at Ovens & Braidwoods.
Just received a car load of lime by
John Saunders. Brockway Centre.
Sheriff Follensbee, Of Port Huron
made this villagea visit on Monday.
ID. G. Finlayson. has moved his house.
hold goods to this place and will here
after reside here:
Frank Gillian had the misfortune to
fall last week and break couple of his
ribs. He is around as usual.
Don't fail to notice Holden Bros
change of adv. in this issue. They have
just received large new stock
Pool g. Devall have new adv. in this
issue setting forth the merits of their
agricultural implements. BE sure you
read it.
Mrs. Thos Hickey is so much improv-
ed in health as to be able to ride out
every day. We are glad to see this i'm
provement.
a new stock of hats, caps and cloth
ing just opened at Ovens Il Braidwood's 8
and prices lower than ever. Call in and
look them over.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach in the
A. C.. chapel, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock and evening at I o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
Maud Hennessy was severely scalded
by Lily, her sister. accidentally upset.
ing pan of boiling water onto her.
She is in fair way for recovery.
Thos Macarthur has moved his
jewelry business back to his own build
ing and the one lately occupied by him,
Miss Carroll is using as a millinery
store.
Brockway Centre Tent, No. Sc, X. D.
Il. NJ. Sir Knights take notice that our
tent will hold a review in their hall
Tuesday evening, June 10, 1886, at 8
o'clock p. III. sharp. &. ). Gilbert, r. X.
The date of the drama has been
changed from the Goth until the 9th
Thursday evening. 1t promises to be
fine and all should attend and encour-
age them in this their first attempt.
When you want a stylish hat be sure
and call at the One Price Clothing
House of Doty & Keeler's and look
over their line and you will be sure to
buy one. Read their change of adv. in
this issue.
John IIallock who has been working
at Columbiaville all winter returned to
this place last week and will take his
old position as spinner in the Woolen
mills. We are glad to see Johns pleas
ant face in our midst again.
Alex Braidwood and bride returned
to this place on Friday after a short
visit to friends in Detroit and Pontiac.
May the happy couple enjoy a full
quota of all the happiness and prosper
ity connected with married life.
w. ID. Wear and f. F. Haight receiv
ed some German Carp from the fish
commissioner OH Friday and planted
them in their pond. Only five out of a
dozen lived on the trip here. DIR. IIaight
did his best to save the lost finny tribe
but to no avail.
The Seventh District Press Associa-
tion will hold their second annual meet
ing on board the steamer City of Mac
kinac on trip to Mackinac Island,
commencing Wednesday, July Z, and
continuing until Friday. We intend
taking in the trip.
III. +. Leonard has a change of adv.
in this issue. His hardware store is
headquarters for shovels, forks, spades,
hoes, garden rakes, horse pokes, screen
doors, window screens, gasoline stoves,
oil stoves, doors, sash, blinds, plain and
tarred building paper, and all kinds of
heavy and shelf hardware.
Jas Wallace, our live harness maker,
has not had a change of adv. for four
years but this week tells the readers of
the ExPosIToR of new stock of
trunks, valises and in fact everything
kept in his line which he has just re-
ceived and is selling cheap for cash.
Call in and see his immense stock.
The species of small birds among
which great havoc has been made of
late in order to secure decorations for
ladies' hats will now be allowed to rest
in peace, for time at least. The COM
ing homeland it is coming fast and
numerous-will be adorned with vari-
GUS kinds of vegetables, such as carrots,
beets, cucumbers, radishes, beans, peas,
&c. Lettuce hope that the new trim
mings will beet anything of the kind
that have heretofore bean worn.
Besides Peale's Court of Death there
will be exhibited at Detroit next month
over fifty new pictures painted by men,
bers of the National Academy; a num-
ber of valuable foreign paintings con-
tributed by some of the leading i'm
porters of New York; all the new pict-
ures purchased within the past two
years by the leading Detroit connois-
seurs, and the first and only pictures
by the great Spanish painter Murillo
and the famous French painter Claude
4, l.,ro,. eaoor, L., AlinIinn., rIono