Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-23
VIM. V. Andreae visited Old friends

day
George Maloney, Of Detroit, i3 spend
ing a week visiting his brother Eeary
in this place.
4 traveing show held forth g, Cen
tral Hall last wcel Tuesday ana We'd
nesday evenings.
Ak. Robinson aud wife, Of Peek,
were the guests OF J. d. Grinueii and
wife over Sunday
Observation-Disclosures
in Port uaron Sept. Z! nepub.ican
convention ,o-day CThurstay)
We are unable 20 give a report Q The
crazy supper last evening on account
O. GolnS 10 press yesterday afternoon.
The 5aad attended q school exhibi-
TIA in the Schrdm school house last
Friday evening They report having
lots Of fun.
THOSE who desire to board pupils or
who have rooms to rent suitable for the
use ofstudents attending school should
inform l.. Flaw.
The Cleveland and Thurman club OF
this village turned out 65 strong and
attended The ratification meeting at
Port Huron Wednesday.
Died at the residence Of Al Koeier
Thursday evening last q son Of Mrs.
Norman aged | year The child had
only be.n sick a short time.
During The month OF July the police
arrested Frouchmen. Germans, T.
Canadians, 6 Scotchmen, 5 Indians, Il
Irishmen. > Englishmen, Americans,
1 jew and Z unknowns. Total Gl.- PIT.
Huron Times.
The bail game between the Brock
way Centre boys and those from north /
and west Of here resulted in favor Of the
home team. Score to 50. The game
was exciting throughout and furnished |.
lots o. sport for those looking on.
Mrs. James VanSlyke has exchanged /
her lots lying north OF Geo ". Bells /
property for ANDREW De2eegs house
and lot, paying q difference oi $4,000.
Mrs NanSlykc has worllmen engaged |
finishing the interior OF said house.
The cornet band were out in full
dress last Wednesday evening and dis
coursed some sweet music on the
streets. Each member has new torch
attached to his cap, and taking them
altogether they make striking appear
ance.
Am6ro Bettas and family, after
spending a week with his parents and
other friends in this place. left for their
home in Newberry, Luce Co., Mich,
last saturday. Mr. Bettes holds the
position of Register Of Deeds and Co.
Clerk.
Few children can be induced to take
physic without a struggle, and no won
der-most drugs are extremely nause-
ating Ayres Pills, on the contrary,
being sugar-coated, are eagerly swsl-
lowed by the little ones, ana are, there
fore, the favorite family medicine.
The Prohibition Congressional con-
venti0n, TO nominate a candidate for
representative to Congress from the
7th district, VIII be held in the court
house in the city of Port Huron on the
5th day of sept. at II a. IN. local time.
The Prohibition county convention to
nominate county officers will be held
on the same day and at the same place.
By ORDER or Com
Henry A. Babcock died very sudden
ly at lis home in Peck last Sunday
while sitting at The table eating his
dinner. He was about 81 years of age
and was the father of Senator ). w.
Babcock and the Babcock brothers. =.
Mr.. BabcOck has been very promi-
nent man in Sanilac county having
lived there for many years and will be
missed 10y all who knew him.
DR.. ". a. Mclean, VS.. who left tor
Adrian week before last to take UP a
practice there, has returned to this
place. He will locate here permanent
ly and may be found when needed at
his office in G. A. Wells drug store. DIR.
Mclean is a graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College and is member of
the Ontario Veterinary Association,
and is well recommended by those who
have employed him. Give him q call
when your horses are in need of his
services.
Our sympatbies are rendered the
Misses Lulu and Mary Mason, whose
father died at his home in Rochester,
Mich, last Thursday. Mr.. Mason was
81 years of age, a prominent farmer,
and held life insurance of $4,000 in
the Masonic Mutual company and the
Maccabee fund lie leaves five child
rem. The Misses Mason have been in
Rochester for several weeks past, and
we learn with regret that Miss Mary is