Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-26


for the present.
J. {. Holden is in Detroit this week
buying new goods.
Jerry b. Paisley is able to be around
again after his recent illness.
Mack Henderson has our thanks for
late Los Angeles, Cal, papers.
Geo. w. Waring is making additions
to his house on Kennehc street.
R0bt. w. Menerey has his new house
nearly completed and will move in soon.
John f. Regan, station agent at
Brown City, was in the village on Tues
day.
&. II. Loree. of Brown City, visited
friends and relatives in this place last
week.
Rev. Sam Bettes. who has been in
Florida all winterretu home Tues
day evening.
II. r. King, of Brockway Centre, is
visiting old friends in town this week.
Marlette Leader.
Mcintyre has some of the prettiest
patterns in lace curtains that you can
find in town. All prices.
Great bargains III clothing at McIn-
tyres. Don't buy until you have look
ed through his large stock.
I,l1,, II D,top ,t,;lI ,,raooh r,avt
Sunday afternoon at o'clock and eve
Mug ut 40 in the y. G. chapel. After
noon subject, "The Ten Virgins" Eve
ming, Everlasting Punishment"
Geo. II. Brown, ID. u. S, of Port IIu-
ron. has card in this issue. Should !
your teeth need repairing or the old |
ones taken out aud replaced by q new !
set he can DO the work to perfection.
Mrs. Josephine IIoskinS, of the Cen
tral House, Brockway, was arraigned |
apra Oh TUESDAY Oh a charge Of se'lin:
liquor withou, Il ucense. .ue "X4m,n-
auon was set for Tuesday, April "a
1T. Huron Tribune.
The time to clean up back alleys and !
yards is at hand. Old hats, boots, shoes
cabbage. squashes and garbage of every |
description that has accumulated dur
ing the winter should be removed be-
fore they begin to decay under the
influence OF the warm sunshine and !
rains of spring.
Mason & Johnson's millinery opening |
last week was treat for the ladies. |
The eye was charmed at the attractive
ness of their store upon entering. The |
display of spring hats was fine, many |
new, odd and stylish shapes being |
shown. The Misses Mason have only |
recently come among us, but we can
insure them a hearty welcome and |
good patronage.
VIM. Scott. now of Brockway Centre,
has rented the building now occupied |
by G. y. Lee, at this place and will
open a bakery therein May lst. Mr..
Scott is practical baker himself, thor
oughly posted as to all the ''kneads" of
his trade and will undoubtedly give
good satisfaction. May his business be
"rising" one, his trade "heavy" and
his bread always light. ."-Sanilac Co.
Republican.
The whitewash man is on the wing,
and everything betokens spring. The
Shanghai rooster sounds his horn, and |
sparrows sing at early morn. The organ
grinder peals his note, the ragman. too,
now strains his throat. The stovepipe |
man, no longer mute. swears out his !
cuss words, voice to SCOT. a spring
like scent is in the air,its balmy zephyrs
all may share. The boys, too, with their
marbles play, and sunshine fingers long
each day. The spring is here, let all be
glad, and ham and eggs can soon be
had.
Now that the snow and frosts of win
ter have departed, it behooves the in
dustrious citizen to give his back yard
close inspection. The quantity of
rubbish that will accumulate during
the winter is remarkable. Although
YOU may not have indulged in any lux
uries yourself, you need not be surpris-
ed to find startling array of oyster
cans, tomato cans, low-necked bottles
and other bric-a-brac, to say nothing of
bricks, weeds, defunct cats and other
highly.seasoned game. A thorough
roundup in the interests of health and
com fort is imperative.
An adroit swindler has been working
quiet game in several counties of this
state, by which he has reaped rich
harvest. He circulated among the far
mers and bought cattle for which he
paid in bona fide checks. which were
honored by the local banks, where the
sharper had money on deposit. But he
never called for the cattle. On the
contrary. about the time the farmers
were looking for him to come after