Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

place, and cheap as the cheapest. THos.
HICKEY. y
SANDY" Welch, who was sent to the
Detroit House of Correction three
months ago for breaking into Robt. NJ.
Lothians store and stealing money and
goods, has served his sentence and is
back to this place.
And now the citizens of all the cities
are kicking because they think that the
census eRumerators are leaving out
many That should be en- their lists,
thereby depriving theG of a proper
rating in population.
Mrs. Anna Heath, of this village, re-
ceived from the pension bureau at
! Washington this week the sum of : 1891
back pay. She will hereafter receive a
pension of Sl2 per month besides SO
each fUr her two children.
Marshal Stonehouse warned a few of
the young lads, who were in Bathing
the other day, that if they continued
the practice without wearing suits
he would bring them up before JUS
tice. The nuisance has been stopped.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
NJ. T.. church will be held in this town
on Saturday and Sunday. July 10 and
20. a business meeting will be held at
1885 Saturday morning. Rev. j. HOr-
ton, presiding elder, will preach Sunday
evening.
Wednesday one of the +. IL p. NJ R'y
Cos. locomotives run over three
weekS-old colt belonging to Fred Spring
mangling its tail III such amanner that
j. b. Stevens, V. s., was obliged to am
putate about five inches of it. The colt
is doing nicely.
Geo. AID wiz Raymond have been at
North Branch papering and decorating
the interior Of Jas. Finnigan's hotel.
| This week they have been engaged re-
Epapering the Gamble House at Brown
I City. The boys do good work and are
reasonable i'll sheir charges.
Peter +. Hickey was at AlmOnt the
past week assisting Fred Il. Currier,
ir., to remove the machinery lately
purchased by Mr.. Currier over to this
place. The outfit arrived here Monday
and was placed i'll the new building
near ;. .. Welch q Sons mill.
\ team hitched to one of the Empire
mowers handled by VIM. Strong be-
came frightened at the noise of the
machine and got away from the driver.
running about two miles. The ma
chine that can stand such test with
out any breakage is a good one.
At the regular review of Yale tent,
*. o. Il. NJ. Tuesday evening, L. +.
Law was elected delegate to the great
camp to be held in Bay City sometime
in August. The tent has made a good
selection. There was large turnout
of members and visiting brethren.
Daniel Foley, one of the solid men of
Emmett township, was in the village
Saturday last and made the EXPOSE
TOR Office pleasant and profitable call.
Mr.. Foley is the proprietor of Maple
wood stock farm and is meeting with
success breeding thoroughbred stock.
The following item from the Detroit
Tribune of yesterday refers to former
resident of cur village: Thomas ).
Emery, a lawyer, aged q, was arrested
yesterday on telegram saying that he
is wanted in Yale for the embezzlement
of 1913 which he had collected for &.
Andreae Il Sons, of Brockway Centre"
On Saturday last while Albert Secor
and ID. Stoner were working on stag
ing at f.. ii. brakes house it gave
way. letting the two men fall to the
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a manner as to lay him up for few
days. Mr.. Secor escaped with slight
bruises.
On Monday last horse attached to
a buggy, and driven by James Grandy,
SHE'D at some object in the road, and
horse, buggy and driver went over into
the deep ditch just west of the North
street bridge. WithThe assistance of
90 oil Nuif h
out injury.
Blaine's famous reply to Gladstone
has just been issued III pamphlet form.
This is one of the ablest presentations
Of the benefits of Protection yet pub
liShed. and should be widely read. Send
for a copy to the American Protective
Tariff League, % West Twenty-third
Street, New York, incloEing two-cent
stamp.
II III. Holden and family, of North
Branch, Frank Holden and wife, of
INLAY City, and DR.. Hiram Holden and
wife, of Trenton, were visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Holden and
other friends over Sunday. The Dr. |
was Oh his way home from New York
where he graduated at the Polytechnic,
Bellevue and Mt. Senia colleges with
high hOnors.
Court. Yale 800, 1. O. +. elected the
following officers Last Monday evening:
w. Cowing, G. r.; p. a. Paul, V. G. II.
Geo. Brooks, Rec Sec; w. a. Lothian,
f. Sec; G. II. Holden, Treas; Charles
Jackson, Sr. W.; 5. lshleman, JEW; +. |
Silverthorn, ST. b.; j. Ellsworth. Jr. b.;
J. Tice, Chap; G.. 5. Ney, Physician.
Representatives to high court, VIM. |
Cowing and James II. Moore.
At the closing exercises of the Union
school last Friday all the teachers were
recipients OF handsome presents from
their pupils. Miss Roy received a
beautiful ring with moonstone setting !
besides other presents. After the
presentations, pupils and teachers, and |
many of the parents, proceeded to j. B. |
Francis grove where a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all till nearly dark.
J. III. Petrie, the late principal of the |
Union schools in this village, left for
Chicago last Monday morning, and at |
the depot was met by all his pupils who
wished to say good-by to him. Mr..
Petrie won warm place in the hearts |
of the scholars by his kindness to them
ag well as his MANY Startling uualitips |