Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13
EXPOSITIONS.


III we've any concealed and offensive deformityi
Rakes our skeleton out of our closet enclosure,
Submits his white bones TO the boldeSt exposure,
Then trOts him around luSt to show of his PAGES
And smiles at his CHASTITY, hobgoblin grimaces.
Uncle Samuel. try yoSr famed gifts as guesser,
You're not the right chap for a father cOnfeSS0r;
Our skeleton shut from the gossip and visitor,
Weare 10th to trot Quito your census inquiStor.
A saucy and impudent interrogation
Is no less an insults backed by the nation,
And though the assertion may strike you with
dizziness,
We affirm, Uncle Sam, tits none Of fyour business.
Yankee Blade.
Lots of rain.
Yale will celebrate.
Races at Croswell yesterday and to-
day.
The frame of Z. Il. brakes dwelling
house is up.
Charley Presley has been on the sick
list the past week.
DR.. Langan is having fence built
around his premises.
Notice the new adv. of the Yale
Brick Yard in this issue.
Peter f. Hickey is now travelling for
j. w. Hayes, selling cigars.
Steve Curvin treated his house to a
COdO VI ptllJ IHt pdoI Wtch.
There is one thing every bud"
must have, and that's blow out.
Read the ads. in the EXPosIToR and
take advantage of the bargains offered.
Remember the teachers meeting at
the high school building next Saturday
afternoon.
Plain and fancy job work done with
neatnesS and despatch at the EXPOSE
TOR office.
Charley Jackson did not succeed in
striking aiob of work at Detroit and is
home again.
Services at the NJ. f.. church next
Sunday at 1910 a. m, Rev. j. j. Tick
ner officiating.
c. Andreae & Sons are making prep
arations for starting the woolen mill in
operation soon.
James Finnegan has moved with his
household goods to North Branch
where he will run hotel.
Lynn Peck, of Dryden, has been hired
by the school board as principal of the
graded schools for the coming school
year.
a special meeting of Eastern Star
chapter will be held in Masonic hall,
Monday evening, 10th inst, at s o'clock
sharp.
The father of Chas. Williams now in
his ninety-eighth year is very sick and
grave doubts are entertained as to his
recovery.
Marshal Stonehouse was in Port Iur-
on Wednesday and laid complaints
against the liquor dealers who have
not complied with the law
John ID. Grinnell is pushing the cen
sus enumeration energetically in this
section, with very good success. The
masses of the people are willing TO
help instead of hinder.
ID. Mclean, of the American house,
was in Port Huron last Wednesday
where he paid his liquor license money
and got red card. We understand
that A. j. Ward will also pay his tax.
Deputy Sheriff Robt. e. Harding, of
Sanilac county. was in the village this
week subpen&ng witnesses in the
Slack murder case which will come up
for hearing June "a at Salilac Centre.
1t is expected that the M. +. church
in this village Will be enlarged. The
large debt on the church has been re-
duced to only SD0, the public having
responded generously to an calls for
aid.
The Sanilac Centre Sun has taken up
its work at Mihden City. Editor
Bacon should receive the encourage
ment from MindeR citizens that he de-
serves and he will give them a good
paper.
The Maccabee blowout, whicb was
to have taken place at the hall one
week ago, is postponed until Tuesday
evening next A full attendance is
requested and good time may be
looked for.
The pedro party in Central hall last
Thursday evening was a pleasant at
fair. After ice cream and cake had
been served, dancing was INDUCED in
till o'clock a. m. The party was CIV
EN- in honor of Misses Ella Niggeman
and Maggie McCandless.
Rev. Lester Clark, of the Flint cir
cult, gave short and interesting dis
course at the close of Rev. Sutton's
sermon last Sunday, as he CLARK had
been announced TO preach on that day
and many old friends were present
with the expectation of hearing him.
The Sanilac Standard, weekly jour
nal devoted to the interests of the pa
irons of industry, edited by Geo. b.
Dodd. came to our table this week, and
we welcome it as neat, newsy and
readable paper, with all chances look
ing towards its success in the new ven
ture.
d. Mills has now become comforta-
bly, located in his new quarters in the
post-oflice store, where he is fully pre-
pared to cater to all the wants of the
people. He has nice large stock of
fresh groceries and also full line of
dry goods and general notions. Every
one will find it very convenient to drop
into the post-oflice store and examine
his fresh new line of goods, in charge
of the genial proprietor and his oblig-
ing clerk John Black. Notice his new