Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09

Geo. Grandy is the happy father of a

A regular Dakota blizzard yisitet
this section Tuesday eve.
Mrs. a. II. Braidwood visited friends
in Almont the past week.
Look out this week for large invoice
of dry goods at Wear & Paisley's.
\ large number of subscribers are
being added to our list each week.
About fifteen persons have joined the
NJ. II church since therevival meetings
jim Garlick, Of Emmet was in the
village calling on his old friends last
week.
Died on Monday Feb G, 1858, infant
son of Frank Scott of Fremont, age 2
years.
Iii Manning who has been sick for
the past week is able TO be around
again.
p Austin Lutz has returned to his
home III this place after short stay at
Ozark.
Mrs. j. III. Forham. of Detroit is visi-
ting her brother. Phil McDougall at
present.
Call and look at the cart Wear &
Paisley will give away with Scots
worth of goods.
We understand that Lon Woodward
has skipped leaving his family in desti-
tute circumstances.
Miss Aggie Vanorman, of Brockway,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Drake the past week.
The band were out serenading Thurs
day evening last. We notice vast
improvement in their playing.
Chas. Ferguson has returned to his
home in this place after spending about
four months in the lumber woods.
The Misses Clara Tucker, of Peck,
and Fenton, of Croswell, were guests
of Misses Minnie and Bessie Welch the
past week.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by
number of young folks at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Holden last Mon
day evening.
We notice some lumber Oh j. G. lIOl-
den's lot in the village. 1t looks as
though Cart intended putting up a
house in the near future.
The Evening Commercial is the la
test newspaper venture in Port Huron
We are in receipt of Vol. No. and
find it to be full of spicy news.
The Marlette Leader says John
Reynolds, of Brockway Centre, was the
guest of his friend, Charlie Hood, last
week returning home Tuesday"
A party of about thirty or forty from
Old Brockway gave Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.
Drake surprise Monday evening last
and good time was enjoyed by all.
Bear in mind the grand leap year ball
to be given by G. f, Michaels on the
evening of Feb. "a AS usual you may
expect n good time. Bill only s1.OO.
The NJ. L. Sunday School desire to
extend their thanks tn the members of
the cOrnet band for the excellent ser
vice rendered at their late cantata also
to the orchestra.
If our citizens would like informa-
tion that the EXPosIToR don't give. or
anything in the law line call OF Congress
Tom, our future would-be president, he
will enlighten you.
For cuts. bruises, sprains or strains,
burns, scalds, frost-btes, chilblains, and
bits of poisonous insects, nothing equals
Salvation Oil. 1t annihilates pain.
Price 25 cents q bottle.
John ID. Jones says he will give five
dollars to find out who caused the Lynn
paupers to be charged to his township.
Pass your money this way, John. Pat
Fox did it.-Lynn Cor. to Sunday
Heard.
The Dryden band were in the village
last Wednesday afternoon and discour-
sed some sweet music. They were in
attendance at the NJ. p. church enter
tainment in Peck that evening. The |
Brockway Centre band also attended |
and took part in the proceedings.
Bro. Menzies of the Brockway Centre
EXPosIToR, thinks the saloon must go.
and thinks it out loud, too. Some of |
the saloonists of Brockway Centre
threatened to boycott the ExPosIToR.
whereupon Menzies thought it louder
and in more paragraphs than before. -.
Sanilac Post-Reporter.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Marsh
Of Grand Rapids, state Superintendent
of the Presbyterian Board of Missions
preached very interesting discourse
in the NJ. L. church to n fair sized con-
gregation. After service number
having tendency toward the Presby-