Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-12

"Bismark" will leave for Cleveland
next Saturday to visit his relatives.

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next Saturday to visit his relatives.
1t will pay you to cast you optic over
the change of adv. Of W. II. Ballentine
in this issue.
Died, in Brockway Centre, on Tues
day, April 10, Nellie. 1Oyear old daugh-
ter of w. Stevens. V. S.
VIII +. Ballentine, the popular pro-
prietor of the Commercial House. Port
Huron, visited E. II. Drake and family
the past week.
ID. Drake offers his house and lot on
Kennelic street for sale. 1t is desir-
able residence and can be bought cheap.
Enquire at the farm north of the sta
ton.
Married. in Port Huron, Sunday,
April Sth, 1888. by Rev. r. y. Scott,
John G. Hart, of Brockway Centre and
Anna Bailey of Abbotsford We wish
them lots of peace and prosperity.
We wish to say to the ladies Of Brock
way Centre and vicinity that we intend
having our spring opening. Thursday,
Friday and saturday, April 10, 20 and
y. Give us call.
Mason & Johnson.
We received this week copy Of l..
r. WhitmOre's new paper. the Magdale-
na Mountain Mail. y. NJ a six-cOlumn
quarto, neatly printed and ably edited.
Lew will he remembered by the Young
folks of this place. with whom he was
fayorite. May he always experience
prosperity and happiness is our worst
wish
Died. at his home one mile west and
one and three-quarter miles north of
this place. OH Wednesday, April II, 1888,
Charles Hopkins. Deceased had been
troubled with bronchitis for some time
but it was not thought he was in such
a dangerous condition He became
worse on Wednesday and passed of
very suddenly. We learned of'this sad
news just as we were going to press.
Further particulars will be published
next week.
The drawing Of the wagon. range
and harness at Holden Bros came off
at Central Hall. Monday evening. re-
sulting in 1859 drawing the harness:
75577, held by Allen Strong, the range,
and 53, held by Jacob Reichard, the
wagon. Everything was conducted
fairly and squarely, and all who were
interested seem to be well satisfied with
the result. The party who holds the
number that drew the harness is re-
quested to call and get his prize.
II. Carroll. living five miles east on
the state road. has had an eXtraordin-
ary experience with Tenant. 1t ap-
pears from what Mr.. G. states that
sometime ago he rented his farm to
Mr. Thompson, leaving his household
goods, stock. farm machinery. etc.
4 few days ago Mr.. &. returned home
only to find that his Tenant had dis
posed Of most of his goods and cattle,
and has gone to Canada. Mr.. {. is now
trying to discover some means of re-
covering his prOperty.-Capac Journal.
The reception given at MichRls hall,
by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ellis on their re-
turn from their wedding trip last Fri
day evening, was very pleasant affair.
Several from abroad were present.
among them Mr. Ellis sister, Miss
Lenna Ellis. who returned with the
bride and grooEl from Canada. Re-
freshments, consisting Of ice cream,
from Shaw of 1T. Huron, cake, fruit.
nuts. confectionery and lemonade were
served in the dining hall. The cutting
of the brides cake was quite feature
of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
have gone to housekeeping i'll the
Terry Monaghan house on Main Street.
and are now at home to their friends.