Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-30
Local Expeditions.

10th birthday.
Jas. Foster, of Peck, was in the vii
lage on business Tuesday.
Monday was very stormy day.
Tuesday it was cold and unpleasant.
Phil McDougall and family visited
friends in Grant Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Pearce and wife visited Rev.
a. J. Holmes at Memphis last Sunday.
Robt. Kicks has lately erected a new
bank barn on his farm northwest of
here.
III. ID. Menzies, of Detroit, visited
his brother, ye editor, the fore part of
last week.
c. y. Wells is getting material on
the ground and will begin putting up
his new brick building soon.
Mrs. John Thompson is visiting
friends at bayfield,, Ont, where she
will remain about three weeks.
J.C. McKenna marketed 46S bushels
of oats last week, the product of 81
acres of ground actual measurement.
The Brockway Centre EXPosITOR is
seven years old. May it live to be
seventy times seven.- Marlette Leader.
The May ball given in Alichaels's
hall last Friday evening was attended
by 50 couple and good time enjoyed
by all.
The Port Huron Daily Commercial
Tribune has been discontinued, the
weekly and Sunday edition still being
published.
Our local sports are engaged every
evening speeding their steppers OH the
fair ground track. They all get there
in less than 2:4O.
c. III. Niggeman intends putting a
stock Of jewelry. watches, clocks, etc,
into J. +. llolden's drug store at Brown
City. May success attend his efforts.
The painters are busily engaged on
the interior of c. III. Niggeman's jew
elry store putting on a new coat of
paint. 1t makes great improvement
i'll the appearance.
Charley Welch who was employed in
w. Ii. Rollins meat market for time
and lately III Holden Bros market,
has accepted position with Menro
Smell at Brown City.
David Teetzel and Lewis Bow, dray-
men, have placed pump in position at
the bridge near the fair ground and
are prepared to supply water to parties
anywhere in the village.
Miss Lydia Holder received some
valuable presents from her scholars
Friday last, it being the occasion of
her 18th birthday. She spent Sunday
with her mother in Port Huron.
e. +. Michaels has completed the
brick work on J. w. Gustin's building
and has done good job as is the case
wherever he is employed. He has COM
menced on W. n. McKenna's new
building.
Port Huron's Chief of Police has
classed those men who sit in front of
hotels and cigar stores as nuisances,
because 80 many ladies have been in-
suited and so much obscene and pro-
fame language has been used by them.
The services held at the Church of
Christ last Sunday morning, afternoon
and evening were largely attended.
Elder j. III. Patton occupied the pulpit
and ably discoursed the doctrine of
Jesus Christ. Meetings are being held
each evening this week.
One day last week while Nicholas
Owens was riding over his field on a
land roller stone was struck throw
ing him to the ground and the roller
passed over him doing him consider
able injury. He is able to be around
although he feels very sore.
DR.. Langan, of Brockway Centre,
made us call Tuesday. lie was called
to Memphis professionally, and having
some business at Romeo. called on
some of his Almont friends. The doc
tor is looking well, and enjoys good
practice where he is now located
Almont Herald.
The law prohibiting the sale of to-
bacco to children under 16 years of
age, whicn is now in force. greatly re-
duces the sales of the average dealer in
such goods. One dealer SAID that
about one-third of his trade was by
boys under l6 years of age, in smoking
and chewing tobacco and cigarettes.
1t might be well for our dealers to
exercise caution or some irate parent
may make them trouble.