Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11

for transplanting which | Will deliver
to parties wanting them for ten cents
each. Parties wanting any will do well
to order early. VIM: III. Mckenzie
Roseburg.
Druggist (to lazy man who had turn
ed over a new leaf) "You are early OF
late; you used to be behind before but
now You are first at last" Old man
who did not see the point. "Give me
my Bulls Cough Syrup and stop your
nOnsence."
Twenty couples attended the card
party given by Bert Rollins in the hall
over the meat market last Saturday
night. All present had a good time
| playing progressive pedro. w. y. Nc
Kenna and Carrie Macarthur receiving
the honors of the evening.
David Glendenning moved to East
Saginaw this week where lie will go to
has worked on the section here for
young man well worthy the confidence
of all with whom he may come in con-
tact.
About twenty of the young friends
of Mary Pearce gave her A pleasant sur
prise Wednesday evening, it being her
fifteenth birthday. She was made the
recipient of an elegant neck pin as y
token Of their love for her. A social
time was enjoyed by all during the eve-
ming.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages.
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere rs we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates Of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank Of i. II.
Noble. 24-em
Mr.. Wright, of Port Huron, has been
in the village this week trying to estab-
lish local advisory board of the Ma
tional Loan and Investment Co. of
Detroit. About eighty shares at 500
each have already been taken and there
is no doubt but one hundred can easily
be secured.
We note by the Detroit Tribune that
the editor of the Reporter has suddenly
become married man, as they have
him booked that way for the Yellow
stone excursion next July. Coincidence
and presents are now in order, boys.
Call and get a ripe early death cigar
Marine City Reporter.
Supervisor lIodgins and Clerk Cow
| ing have called special meeting Of the
township board for Wednesday, April
! l6. according to law, at which time it
will be determined by lot which one Of
the justices elected at the recent cleo
| ton shall serve the three year term and
which the two year term.
Maurice Evans left Tuesday night
| for Tacoma. Washington, where he eX-
poets to locate. Maurice has always
| been Il favOrite among both the old
and young folks Of his neighbOrhood
and will make hosts of friends wher-
ever he may be. May he enjoy health,
wealth and prosperity in his new home.
Robt. w. Menery has disposed Of a
number of lots in his addition lately
and dwellings are being put up on some
at present, while others will be erected
AS soon as the owners get around to 1t.
| Those who have purchased are:-W. B.
Saville, l.. Monroe, \. Award, Chas. b
| Weymouth, Jud Black, w. A. Holden,
John Fry and L. c. Blakely. There Is
big boom in real estate this spring.
Petty thieves have been at work in
this village for some time past. Last
week Thos. Ilickey's store room to the
grain house was entered and smoked
ham and shoulder taken, both weighing
about 60 lbs. Henry Sights cellar was
also visited where some pork, canned
| fruits, ETC.. were made away with.
| Ezra Freeman's hen roost was relieved
of number of valuable fowls. Some
action should be taken to catch these
midnight marauders and meet justice
out to them.
The Yale Comedy company gave
their second entertainment in Central
hall last Friday evening. to another
large audience. The boys improved
wonderfully in their acting since their
first performance and the audience was
kept In roars of laughter during the
evening. 1t was undoubtedly the best
entertainment ever given in the village
and the boys deserve the greatest cred
it for the way in which they acquitted
themselves. The boys cleared about
$50 in their four entertainments.
The statement appearing ia the last
| issue OF the EXPOSITOR that the Y ale
Comedy Company lost money at Peck
was erroneous. The mistake was made
by one of the company who made the
statement to an EXPoSITOR representa-
tive. AS far as there being any trouble
among The members of the company, or
any one getting the "G. b." think any
statement to that effect is entirely un-
warranted, as the feeling among the
members and management have been of
the very best. Yours Truly,
T.. III. DRAKE.
Last Friday officer IIebner received
u telegram from the sheriff of 0gemaw
Co., that he had captured William Nc
Fadden and had him at the Jail Of that
county awaiting his disposal. Hebner
went after him and brought him into
town hand-cuifed on Saturday morning.
| In the afternoon he was taken before
justice COwing where he was arranged.
lie plead not guilty, and waived exam
ination. In the evening he was sent to
Port Huron to remain in durance vile
until his trial i'm the circuit court. The
charge against him was for disposing
of mortgaged chattels to Thos. Collins,
last fall. At that time the warrant was
issued and McFadden arrested, but
while Hebner was bringing him from
Bay City McFadden jumped the train
while in full motion and made good his
escape. When the sheriff brought him
into town very few recognized him.
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