Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-28

john -. stevens, V. -, Who has had
many years of experience in his pro-
fession has located in this village aud
his Office will be in &. a. Wells drug
store. Parties desiring his services
will find him ready at all hours To at
tend diseases of all domestic animals.
A. W.Smith was pleasantly surprised
by party of about thirty-iive of his
friends at his home in this place,
Tuesday evening. March IL. in honor of
his Saith birthday. An enjoyable time
was spent in card playing and dancing
All went home highly delighted with
the evenings enjoyment.
Joseph Sischo and family, of Speaker,
will leave for st. lgnace next Monday
where they will reside in future. They
say they must have the EXPosIToR, as
| it would not seem like home without
| it. They will be much missed by a
large circle of friends, who wish them
prosperity in their new home.
The Croswell Democrat has the fol-
lowing To say about two former resi-
dents of this village: "Wm, V. McIn-
tyre, u hero pioneer OF Fremont town
ship, visited our sanctum yesterday to
pay the Democrat many compliments
and remit for three years subscription"
IT. a. Dean writes from Rochelle, ILL.,,
where he engaged III the work of L. of
L. organization. He says 1t is not un-
common To see cribs containing as high
us 5000 bushels of corn"
The trains have been late to-day on
account of the big snow storm. The
noon freight arrived here at g o'clock p.
M, and remained all night. The after
noon freight did not reach here, being
blocked by snow. The sos express
passed the $3.50 express at this point
about 10 o'clock p. III. and was headed
by two engines and the snow plow.
The road will be clear Saturday and
trains assume their regular time.
Miss Aggie Menerey closed a very sue
cessful term of school in the brennan
district, Lynn, on Tuesday. The after
noon was devoted to readings, recita-
tions, dialogues, etc, by the pupils.
Miss Menery was the recipient of a very
handsome photograph album presented
to her by the director of the district III
behalf of the scholars. She has been
hired to teach term of four months
in the Oatman district, Greenwood.
We bespeak for her success in her work.
The case of Roxa T. Paldi VS. Angel
inc Il. Paldi, terminated OH Wednesday
by verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
who was represented 10y Albert Mccall.
with +. w. Harris and y. II. Avery as
counsel, Frank Whipple and James l..
Coe appearing for defendant. This re-
suit restores to Mrs. J. l.. Paldi, of this
city, possession of her farm, which is
one of the most valuable in the township
of Brockway.-Pt. Huron Commercial.
f. +. Law, County Superintendent of
Schools. began holding examinations OF
the higher grade of pupils throughout
the county on Monday the 18th day OF
March, at Starrville in the southern
part Of the county. On Tuesday he
proceeded TO China township where an
other examination WAS held. On We'd
nesday at st. Clair; on Thursday at
smiths Creek; OH Saturday at Capac.
and home over Sunday. During the
week about 1872 pupils were examined.
Monday he held examination at Yale;
Tuesday at Grant Ctr. Wednesday at
Ruby: Thursday at Port Huron; Fri
day at Emmett. At one examination 13
schools were represented. These exam
nations are an original idea Of Mr..
Laws, no other officer in the position
ever having done the same before; and
their highly beneficial effect in the
school of the County is admitted by all:
and his efficient labOrs recognized and
appreciated by every one interested i'll
school work