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

o. w. Mills, of Port Huron, was in
town last week.
Delos Zavitz is living in J. ii. Highs
house on Main-st.
Mrs. g. II. Niggeman visited friends
in Lexington last week.
All the most stylish dress goods can
be found at Ovens & Braidwood's.
F. Z. Brooks is building an addition
to his house to be used as kitchen,
Very quiet in town at present al
though Saturday was very lively day.
Holden Bros have a new stock Of
Jersey and street Jackets Call and see
them.
We return thanks to Miss Rhea Hisey
for beautiful bouquet of flowers pre-
sented to us.
ID. II. Brown, of Deckerville, visited
old time friends and relatives in this
vicinity this week.
Those who would like to purchase
village lots call at the EXPosIToR office.
We have some bargains.
Twelve yards white dress goods and
nine yards embroidery all for $3.50 and
upwards at Miss G. Boice's.
w. W. Grinnell has accepted a posi-
ton in the station house at Marlette
and left for there this week.
Any lady who would like a nice lawn,
satin, muslin, gingham or print dress
can find the goods at Holden Bros.
Eugene Nely visited with friends in
this vicinity last week. He called in
and paid for the EXPosIToR another
year.
We intend keeping postage stamps
and postal cards for the accommodation
of those who want them in this end of
the town.
Five emersions by the Mennonites
took place in Mill Creek on Sunday and
was witnessed by a large number of
our citizens.
A new lot of IIarper's, Sheldon &
Co.'S, Saunders, Watson's and Robin
sons school books just received at the
EXPoSIToR Bookstore.
Henry Pearce and Richard Lankin
have received the contract for putting
up q frame building on Main-st next to
Sexton's saloon for Mr.. Jackson of
Greenwood.
After all the fine weather we have
had of late thin coating of snow is
reported by early risers as being MOTTO
ed on the ground Sunday morning.
Quite heavy frost on Monday morn
ing.
CT. Michaels has finished the brick
work on his new building and is putting
up a neat verandah in front. He is
doing all in his power to make the
dance Friday evening, May 2S, a pleas
ant affair.
The initial number of the Marine
City Magnet, edited by Chas j. Seeley,
found its way to our table last week.
1t isa sixteen-page paper in pamphlet
form and bids fair to live long and
prosperous life. We wish its editor all
manner of success i'm his new venture.
w. III. Wear and ye editor took a
trip to Sandusky on Thursday last and
found that town progressing in every
way, lots of new buildings being erect
ed and other improvements made. The
Port Huron and Bay City II. r. will be
built to that village and we expect be-
fore long to see it very lively and
prosperous place.
The marriage of Alex. Braidwood, OF
Almont, and Miss TAFT Killam, oc-
CURED at the home of the brides father,
Ira killam, one of the most prominent
farmers of the town of Addison, on
| wednesday last at 3 p. m. The con-
tracing parties are both well known in
this locality. and the best wishes of a
host of friends will follow them through
their welded lffe.-Romeo Hydrant.
The following items we clipped from
the st Clair Republican,
THE Brockway Centre ExPosrToR is
four years old-and good local sheet
for the town"
"Brockway Centre had organized in
her midst last week lodge of Odd
Fellows "chain gang" which some
of us remember tolerably well. IL
charter members and n lumber of new
onac 10 ha falo,, Il,