Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
Local Expositions.

d. w. Williams has returned from
his trip to Owendale.
Mrs. II. L. Carroll was the guest of her
daughter the past week.
Miss Bette Welch has been visiting
friends in Peck for the past two weeks.
John Black visited his friends at his
old homein Deanville on Sunday, March
1lth.
Town meeting one week from next
Monday. Besure and vote for the best
men.
Miss X. 4. Carroll spent Sunday in
Port Huron, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
JAS. 1. Cooper.
\ few more tickets to be given away
on the wagon, range. and harness at
Holden Bros.
J. G. Hart returned from Maine last
Monday where he has been visiting
friends the past winter.
T.. II. Drake and family visited w. II.
Ballentine and family and other friends
! in Brockway over Sunday.
! Mrs. W. +. Ballentine and son. of
Port Huron, have been the guests of ID.
NJ. Church and family of the American
House during the week.
Collins Bros.have purchased the two
year old thoroughbred imported ely
desdale stallion of John Newell and now
has two of the celebrated stock horses.
d. Drake offers his house and lot on
Kennefc street for sale. 1t is desir-
able residence and can be bought cheap.
Enquire at the farm north of the sta
ton.
Jimmie Brown. who has worked in
the EXPoSIToR Office for some time
past. severed his connections OH Fri
day last. Geo. Allen is now "slinging"
type in his stead.
There has been quite few drunken
rows in the saloons of the village lately.
The village authorities should take this
matter in hand, and put stop to such
disgraceful proceedings.
A large crowd attended the maple
sugar social in Duties hall on Tuesday
evening. The program. consisting of
vocal and Instrumental music and
speeches. was well received. The re-
ceipts amounted to over Sl7.
Remember AIichaels' Easter ball,
Monday eve. April 2d, 1883. Music by
Perkins full orchestra Bill only 500.
Lots of eggs for supper. You may ex-
pect rather eggs-traordinary ball
this wear. All are invited to attend.
Fred \. Beard, OF Clyde, met with a
serious accident one day last week by
a horse which he was driving running
away with him. He was thrown out
on his side. cutting bad gashes in his
face and leg, and otherwise injuring
him. We trust he will soon be able to
be out again.
The long talked OF book introduced
DN ltOSC t.. NlCNCidlih 10 pCiiiS ptpiioi-
ed by the Sun Publishing Co, Detroit,
Mich. The reputation of Miss Cleye-
land as q writer is such as to guarantee
a large sale of anything coming from
her pen. The publishers offer a rare
opportunity to agents. See advertise
ment in another column.
Rev. J. StOnehouse, OF Canada, who
was arrested on Il charge of blackmail
and released on 81 200 bail skipped
from there and came To this place Mon
day evening. lie called OH Casson
Stonehouse and endeavored to scrape
relationship but without avail. The
officers having the case III charge were
informed by telegraph on Tuesday as
to his whereabouts.
VIM. Near and family intend moving
to Roseburg about the 1st of April
Mr.. Near has entered into partnership
at that place with George Bradshaw
and they will conduct general mer
chandise business, deal in lime, hair
cement and agricultural implements
and they also manufacture cheese anc
creamery butter. Both members oi
the firm are honorable, straightforward
business men, and have the EXPosI
qoRs best wishes for their future pros
~ perity.