Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-28
Local Exposltlons.
Lent begins March 9Th.

Huron.
The next legal holiday will be Deco
ration Day.
Mrs. f. +. Law is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.
Miss Lydia Holder Sundayed with
her mother in Port Huron.
The latest--"On March 4th Grover
Cleveland will March 4th."
Mrs. Chas. F. Emery and children
have moved TO Port Huron.
Before another issue it will be Presi-
dent Harrison, if you please.
Miss Jessie Brown visited Miss Roy
and other friends in Capac Sunday.
John Taggart has lately builta a house
on his lot in Orchard Hill addition.
G. II. Niggeman was in Lexington
visiting his parents and other friends
the past week.
Del T. Sutton, of the Thorpe Manu-
featuring Co.. Cleveland, o., was in the
village on Friday.
About 20 couples attended G. F.
Michaels' Washington's birthday ball
last Thursday evening
Iii Stevens was kicked by one OF Ed
Hopkins horses last week and now
wears his arm in q sling.
The Brockwav Centre orchestra fur
nished music for the dance al Brown
City Friday evening last.
Lothian & Merritt have their meat
market at Croswell i'll running order
and report prospects as very flattering.
Jerry Il. Paisley's smiling counten-
ance may now bc found behind the
counters at 1T. Waterman & Cos.
store.
Mrs GelOs Potvin aud her son jim.
mie. Of Alpena, visited her neice, Mrs
\. Springer ana other friends in this
PLACE last week.
The depot at Grant Centre on the
Sand Beach division of the i. Il. ~ n.
". R'y. burned TO the ground Fri
day night last. Cause not known.
The household goods of VIM. Kurtz
were thrown into the street last Thurs
day afternoon, by his landlord, Thos.
Hickey, for the non-payment Of rent.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach next
Sunday afternoon and evening In
DUTIES hall on all important subjects.
The public as usual is cordially invited
to attend.
Subscribers are respectfully request
ed to give our gentle reminder" prompt
attention. BY doing so they will great
ly assist in the internal economy OF the
business department.
G. w. Lowry advertises cabinet
photos at $3.50 per dozen. and card
photos at 50 cents per dozen. Now is
the time to get good pictures cheap.
This offer is for the next 30 days.
Low-necksd dresses are going to be
very popular with the lovely young du-
dimes. because II they should catch
cold wearing them, haven't they got
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to euro them2
Strange how soon people forget the
many favors conferred upon them by
their village papers; and how long
they remember some real or fancieo
grievance. To err is human, divine to
forgive.
Forty kegs Of lager beer were frozen
solid and ruined last week in Huron
county. The crops in that county
were very poor last year, and now in
the midst Of severe winter comes
this affliction.
A machine for making cloth from
wood has been inyented and is said to
be very successful II this proves to
be true, there will be chance yet for
the country editor to dress up, although
it will be ragged looking clothes that
are made from subscription wood.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has given
me great relief in bronchitis. Within
a month have sent some of this prep
aration to friend suffering from bron-
chitis and asthma. 1t has done him so
much good that he writes for more"
CHARLES F. Dumterville. Plymouth,
England.
VIM. Gaskill, who has worked VIM.
Ovens farm north and west OF here for
the past three years, has rented Z. V.
Aldrich's farm near Armada and will
move there soon. Mr.. Gaskill has won
many friends since his sojourn here and
it is with regret they will learn of his
departure. May success attend him.