Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31

Richard Howell has a new dwelling
house nearly completed on his place in
Speaker.
The Drockway Centre and Peek base
bail clubs will cross bats on the Fair
grounds, Friday afternoon Of this week.
Chas. II. Townsend. who has been
teaching school the past winter at
AnchOyIlle. is here visiting friends
and relatives.
{. i. Patterson has resurrected the
Memphis Banner. 1t is a siX-cOlumu
folio. well gotten up and liberally pat
rOuiZCd and bids fair to live a long life.
MAnRIED.-At the residence of the
brides mother. BroclIway township, 10y
Rev. G. w. Barnum, on Tuesday, May
-, Bethel West and Miss Sarah Caster.
David G.. Tectzel has now control OF
TIE dray business that was fOrmerl Y
owned by Lothian & TeetZel lac having
bought out Lothian's interest. Dave is
now ready TO attend to everything in
his line of business, with promptness.
Slight arrangements OF the stomach
and bowels may often be corrected by
taking only one of Ayers pills Through
not having the Pills at hand. your dis
order increases. and regular tit OF
sickness follows. For the want OF 4
nail, the shoe was lost" ETC.
New MUSTC.-"The Indian Summer
Time" beautiful song and chorus. by
Will l.. Thompson, author of "GatheT-
ing Shells on the Sea Shore" "COme
Where the Lilies Bloom" etc. 1t is
one of the prettiest songs ever publish
ed. Any music dealer will mail it for
40 cents. Published by ". l.. THoNp-
son 81 Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
Are you going to hear Alba Haywood
Monday night at Central Hall? Why
certainly ] am. Don't you know he
gives the best entertainment for the
money of any that comes to town.
You want to go and get seat at Hol-
den Bros store or you may have to
stand up. You know they sell reserv-
ed seats without charging extra for
them.
A farmer By the name of Middleton,
of Greenwood, came to the city, Mon
day afternoon, but did not discover
until he had put his team into the barn
that some one had stolen from the
wagon on the way to town basket
containing 90 dozen of eggs. His grief
and disgust was something terrible, and
the choice language he used was some
thing terrific.-Pt. Huron Times.
An observing citizen tells the report
er of an exchange that people will do
well to examine their currant bushes,
as the eggs which soon develop into the
destructive currant worm have already
been deposited on the under side Of the
young leaves and can be seen with the
naked eye. White helibore applied will
destroy them, and a slight effort in this
way will insure nice lot OF currants."
The. citizens of the village are auxi-
Gus to know what the village dads
intend doing in regard to the liquor
traffic now being conducted in open
violation of the law? Will the dealers
be allowed to sell without licenses
or does the authorities intend bringing
action against the offenders? We
would like to see some steps taken
towards making an example of the
extract of Bohemian oats dispensers.
Two carloads Of people passed
through here on Sunday last on their
way to FIT. Gratiot, to attend the
funeral of Robert Hammond. the e..
II. engineer who was scalded so badly
in the wreck near Pontiac, Thursday
afternoon of last week. The Pontiac
Democrat says the cause of the wreck
was the carelessness of the sectionfore-
man, who called in his flagman before
the switch, which he was repairing,
was properly closed. Deceased was
one OF the most popular engineers on
the road. was about 40 years of age, and
| leaves wife and nine small children
IRichmond Review.