Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-03-25
Local Exposifions.

We are having regular April weather
this month.
Miss Lulu Ferguson made Pt. Huron
friends visit last week.
The DR.. expects his wife, Mrs. Howell,
to return home this week.
Alex Braidwood, of Almont, is now
in charge of VIM Ovens store.
Mrs. Boice, of Port Huron, is in town
ON a visit to her son and daughter.
The roads are terribly muddy at pres
ent making trade in town very dull.
Alex Rose returned to this place last
week and will stop for short time.
Miss Dovie Hubert, of Lankton, Ont.
is visiting her sister Mrs. JAS. Pearce.
Buy your Wall Paper of Holden Bros.
They have large stock to- select from
also trimmer.
Parties who gave notes toward the
construction of the Lexington Il Utica
r. r. can have the same by calling at
the EXPOsIToR office.
Jacob Menerey has returned to his
home west of here from the north
woods. lie informs us that it was a
false report about losing his team.
We are prepared to print election
slips and tickets on short notice and as
cheap as you can get them anywhere.
Don't forget us when you need any.
Those subscribers whose papers have
the printed slip on will please take
notice whether they are behind or not.
If you are we would like to see you.
Bert Duffie, of Pt. Huron, was in the
village Friday evening and returned on
the nine o'clock train with his mother
who had been visiting friends here for
few days.
Miss Kittie "A. Carroll is in Detroit at
present making selections in all the
latest styles in Millinery, and dress
goods. She expects to remain until the
latter part of the week.
Tom and Jerry from Port Huron
made the boys here a visit Saturday
night and Sunday. There was warm
tussle among the boys as to who should
claim them the first night.
In letter received from +. +. Law
last week he says he does not
know when he will be able to return
and attend to his duties in the school
here. His father is very low.
The editor of the Memphis Banner
has done gone and "shufiled off, into
the ranks of the benedicts. His help
meet was Miss Ida Trip, of Memphis.
May they enjoy long and pleasant life
together.
Last week we made an error in saying
that Samuel Gray, of Peck, was the
happy father of an eight pound girl. 1t
should have read Michael Gray, his
brother, instead. We offer an apology
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gray for the error.
The monthly social of the NJ. Z.
Ladies Aid Society held at Thos Darcy's
last Tuesday evening was well attended
and very enjoyable time was had.
Receipts $40. Great credit is due Mrs.
Darcy and Mrs. Gillian for the evenings
pleasure.
The condition of the roads has been
so bad in this section for the past week
that it has been impossible for our
farmers to get into town only on foot
The Peck stage is drawn by four horses
and the mail is carried to Brockway on
horseback. Old residents say they have
not seen the roads in such state fol
some time.
The barn and sheds, together with
the contents, of Paul Wiley, Green.
wood, burned to the ground on Wednes'
day evening last. Three valuable hors-
es were consumed in the flames. The
cause of the fire is unknown. We have
not learned as yet the amount the
| buildings were insured for.