Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-19

Died, at the home Of her parents MI
and Mrs. Levi Morrill,. Jr., OH Tuesday
April II, 1888, Ada, aged years.
ID. Drake offers his house and lot oil
I Kennefc street for sale. 1t is a desir
: able residence and can be bought cheap
Miss Lenna Ellis, of Walkerville
Ont. has returned to her home after
spending a couple weeks in the land OF
the stars and stripes.
The Sanilac County Agricultural
Society will give stallion show al
Lexington on the 2Sth inst. The fall
fair will be held Sep. 26. 27 and %.
Albert Peabody, of Armada, called on
us while in the village last Thursday
He was called here on account of the
death of his brother-in-law. Chas. Hop
kins.
Mrs. r. Il. Balls. of Vassar. has been
here for the past week or SO attending
her sick mother. Mrs. w. ID. Wear. We
are pleased to learn Mrs. Wear is on
the improve.
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
81. Give usa cail -
Mason & Johnson.
DIM. Church has sold out his inter-
est in the American House of this
place to Peter Pyne, of Stratford, Ont.
Mr. Church expects to locate in Cros-
well in the near future.
The drawing Of the breach-loading
shot gun came off at Wear Il Paisley's
Saturday evening last. The lucky
number was 1867 and S. j. Welch was
the lucky person who held it.
( Law Il Holden will set out over one
hundred trees in Elmwood Cemetery
this spr,ng. Lots are selling rapidly
and parties desiring choice in loca-
tion should apply for it at once.
A large crowd assembled at A. II.
Braidwoods store last Monday evening
to witness the drawing of the chair
harness and bedroom suite. Number
995 took the chair and was held by
John Merritt; 95S took the harness and
564 the suite, both held by Lew Cady
Jas. IIisey is now our bakery man
having bought out VIM. Scott last
week. We wish him success in his new
capacity. Mr.. Scott will locate at San
dusky, Sanilac Co. in the near future.
We recommend him to the citizens of
that burg as first class man i'll every
respect.
The funeral of the late Charles Hop
kins was held Friday last at the Bidle-
man school house and was attended by
large concourse of friends and Tela-
tives who deeply mourn the loss of the
departed. Rev. j. NJ. Crandali, Ofiici-
ated. The remains of the deceased
were taken to Armada for interment.
ii. j. McPhee, of Melvin, and w. W.
Grinnell, of this place have entered into
partnership and have lumber on the
ground preparatory to building large
elevator which will be ready for the
fall grain trade. Both these gentle
men are widely known and we may ex-
pect first-class market here in the
future. Success to them.
w. II. Sutphin, of Richmond. gave a
concert in the NJ. +. Church Monday
evening which was listened to by a
large and appreciative audience. He
succeeded in organizing class OF fifty
in voice culture. Mr. Sutphin is thor
! ough teacher, ana there is no question
tbut that those who attend will receive
much benefit from his instructions.
Sam Gray and n. X Robinson, OF
Peck, have purchased the goods of John
Collins, and are standing ready to
grasp the hands of their old customers
while i'm other branches of business in
which they have been engaged, and
solicit their liberal patronage in the
future. These gentlemen are widely
known as straightforward business
men. The firm is known as Gray &
Robinson.-Croswell Democrat.
1t is with pleasure that we learn OF
the fact that the International Business
College of Port Huron, j. II. Goodier
president, is enjoying one of the most
successful years in the history of The
school. All who are acquainted will
the workings of this institution speal
in high commendation of its merits
: For thoroughness and sound practi
cal business education this school ha
} not superior in the United States.
A meeting was held in the room owe
l C. A. Wells drug store Monday even
8 ing last. and an Alger Club organ
D lied with the following officers:--J
ID. Jones, Pres; @. A. Wells. vice-pres
Q L. II. Drake, Sec; Chas. Weymouth
: Treas. The meeting was very enthusi
: astic i'm support of Alger. Quite mum