Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-30
Local Expeditions.
Day.

1 Duy youA SioOoiios dt IL W hou
Go to II. Wyman's for choic
teas.
Christmas comes on wash day thii
year.
--Overcoats way down ut c. Z
Roswell's.
Three weeks from next Monday Il
Christmas,
"A heavy fall of the beautiful OIL
Sunday last.
Highest prices paid for poultry a
G. L. Roswell's.
The cheapest place to buy goods Il
at II. Wyman's.
-"Oh where? Oh where, are my
partridges gomez"
Poultry taken in exchange fol
goods at II. Wyman's
Who stole dem pa'tri'ge9 am dt
question befo' dc house..
We would like about 20 cords OF
hard woad on subscription.
Jas A. Fraser is now proprietor OF
the milk business here in town.
Large invoice Of Ladies Coats
lust received at G, e. RoswelPs.
Tho merry jingle or sleigh bells
may now be heard on our streets.
Look out for she stove polish
fraud. She is q woman this time.
Mrs Francis and two sons of Cana
da are visiting at M. L. Grandy's.
C. w. McKiunon is recovering
from severe attack of neuralgia.
Mrs ]. @. Haviland, OF Minden. is
visiting with her father l.. V. Fsrgu-
son.
Mr. Warren, Of Kalamazoo, visited
with J. D. Vivian q few days last
week.
Miss Sophia Wear. who has been
i'll for some Tins past, Is slowly re-
covering.
The Port Huron oil inspectors ex-
pect to strike oil at depth of about
600 feet.
Charley Snyder who has been i'll
for the past two weeks is able to be
out around again.
The Pt II. & N. w. r. r. Co in
tend putting HEAVIER engines on this
division Of the road.
w. +. Harlow, and Mrs p. ID.
Leonard. of Lakeville, Mass, are visit
ing at H. +. Loonard's.
--Remember the Thanksgiving en-
tertainment at the M. Z. church this
evening. Everybody should attend.
Ira NJ. Clark. brother Of A. N.
Clark Masonic state lecturer dropped
dead at Lexington one day this week.
The headquarters for skates is at
H. F. Leonard's hardware store. He
has a good stock of all sizes and
prices.
This is the rock OF ages" said a
tired father who had kept tho cradle
going two hours and the baby still
awake.
We are pleased to learn that DR.
Ney who has been sick for the past
three weeks il again able to 60 his
rounds.
After you have deposited the turk
oy where it will do the most good,
brace up and attend the entertainment
this evening.
Women kiss each other. not be-
cause they like it, but to make men
mad at tie reckless waste of affection
that Is going on.
Mrs w. Hisey and Miss Joyce, of
Memphis and Miss Hisey, OF Canada,
were visiting friends In this vicinity
for the past week.
H. +. Leonard is having large
sale in base burning coal stoves. His
stock Of cook stoves ID a. large and
we'll assorted as usual.
IF. A. Baker has just received q
large invoice of holiday goods which
he will sell cheap for cash. Notice
his change Of ad. in this issue.
Owners of cutters are now getting
them down, tearing out the last years
hens meats. and trying to find polish
under the dirt and other corruption.
In sending items of interest to III
please let the name of the sender ac
company the items, not for publication
but to ensure the items being publish
| ed.
Our exchange says that dirt II
worked out of the ears by the motion
Of the lower jaw. That accounts foi
ladies' ears being 50 much cleaner
than mems
The first train run on the Almon'
branch OF the Pt II. & N. w. r. II