Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-25
CA. Wells and family visited friends

VIM. Mackman has been very i'll the
past week but is now on the improve.
Mrs. A. W. Ferguson and children
are at Almont visiting among friends.
Mrs. J. IL. Bartlett, of Fargo, visited
among friends in the village Saturday
last.
n. Pratt and wife of near Capac Wis
tied their son at this place the past
week.
A dead beat is one who "passes in his
checks" without "squaring his ac-
counts"
William Smith, of Belding. Mich, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. John Wilson, the
past week.
Mrs. Maroa Taplin. of Hastings,
Mimi, is the guest of Rev. J. NJ, Gram
dali at present.
Miss Satie Cady, of Port Huron, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. jeremiah John
son, in this township.
Michigan has been divided into six
districts for the purpose Of facilitating
the work of the next census.
DIG. Williams and daughter Polly,
have been visiting friends in Port lIu-
ron and Marysyille this week.
The deer season in the Upper PENN
sula has been extended by legal enact
ment from Sept. 25th to NOV. lst.
Jacob Vancleif has purchased the
William Robertson farm located two
and one-half miles from Brockway.
If you ever think you have cause to
get mad at the printer man, tell him so.
Perhaps the cause will prove imaginary.
Ed. Young and family, of Sanilac
Centre. are visiting among relatives
and friends in this vicinity at present.
Work on the cutoff from here to Pt.
Huron is progressing rapidly under the
supervision of the Lally Bros. and Mr..
Lusk.
The tile for the drain on the west side
of main street from the Commercial
House to the bridge has arrived and
the work of laying the same will soon
begin.
Tom IIoway and Joe Allen made a
flying trip to Peck Sunday morning
last, on their bicycles; going there in
one hour and returning in one hour and
quarter.
NJ. z. Allen 81 Son have lately added
fresh line of choice family groceries
to their already fine stock of dry goods
boots, shoes, notions, etc. Read what
they have to say in a change of adv
this week.
Should you need Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Dodgers
or any kind of Job Printing, give us a
call before placing your order elsewhere
We have facilities for doing first-class
work cheaper than the cheapest.
The Eternal Head" of the EXPosI-
TOR is again on deck of the great and
only with both hands on the helm try
ing to get the old craft steadied down af-
ter the rough and tempestuous weather
experienced last week. What makes
matters worse. the "Infernal" part of
the concern is cooling his weary, classic
brow in the soft, lake breezes of Case
vile and we toll and sorrow alone.
Phil McDOugal, of Port Huron, ar
rived on Monday with the intention of
assisting his brother Lew for few days
in the present rush of business. Bad
luck was his on Tuesday. AS he was
assisting in loading binder he slipped
and the full weight of the binder came
upon his left foot intlicting very pain
full wound and tearing three of the nails
from his toes. He returned to Port
Huron on Wednesday evening.
well Democrat. We are very sorry to
learn of Phil's misfortune.
The social on Martin Monros lawn
last Thursday evening, for the benefit
of the Yale cornet band, was largely
attended by our citizens. The lawn
was well lighted and the tables beauti-
fully decorated with bouquets of flow
ers. a fine display of fireworks was
one of the features of the evening. The
most pleasing part during the evening
was when we found room at the tables
to partake of the delicious ice cream
and cake. Everybody seemed TO en-
JOY themselves and departed feeling
pleased over the evenings entertain
ment. Net proceeds, S15.61. 1t was
very kind of Mr.. Monro in allowing the
band the use of his lawn and the men,
bers feel very thankful for his kind
ness. They also return a vote of thanks
to the citizens for their liberal patron
age and will endeavor, in the near fu-
ture, to give each and every one chance
to hear some new music which they
intend purchasing with part of the pro-
ceeds. Lowell Monro deserves much