Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-23
Local Expeditions.

| MISE Aua BAKER, Oh IOrI hurOn
is visiting in town.
--Thos Hickey has moved into hi
house near the station.
"A furry of snow fell in this sec
tion on Friday morning.
DO not fail to read A. r. Fraser
& Co.'S change of ad in this issue.
Tax receipts printed at this Office
at 80 cents per 100 bound in books o.
100 each.
Remember the entertainment next
Thursday evening at the NJ. +. church
Admission free.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
day. Turkeys will probably go down
about that time.
An exchange says that the Thanks
givi lg turkey will taste like "crow'
TO the republicans.
Call in and subscribe for the
ExPosIToR for one year, six months
or three months.
During the month Of October t.,
0l5 immigrants entered the United
States at Port Huron.
We "wood" be pleased if some
one "wood" bring us few loads of
wood Oh subscription.
The aurora borealis of Friday
evening last was the most magnificent
display ever witnessed.
The bay-haired proprietor of the
Richmond Review was in town last
week Thursday and Friday.
%. w. Mills is paying cash for
dressed hogs, poultry, game &c at his
elevator. Notice his change of ad.
Rev c. i. Clark is at present de-
livering course Of lectures on the
"Parables" at The Cole school house.
--Robt Guy has taken possession Of
his new home two miles east of this
place. lie will hereafter be tiller of
the soil.
-Wm Strong now occupies the
dwelling formerly owned by Robt Guy
in this place. We welcome him to
our midst.
The track laying, on the Almont
division Of the 1T II. Il n. w. II. r.,
has been completed within four miles
OF Almont.
Roy Townsend who has been
working at Stoclbridge, Ingham Co.,
for some time past is visiting his re-
latives in town.
Miss M. j. Hannah, of Brockway
visited at J. S. Duties this week. Ye
editare was introduced to her through
Mr. Duties telephone.
Another man mistaken for deer
and shot dead. This time it happen
ed near Alpena, and James Mooney,
aged 10, was the victim.
There is coed charce for bar
Der in this place. To the right man,
ono who will tend to his business,
there is first class opening.
j. S. Duflie has telephone line
from his Office to his house. lie thinks
it little too handy to let him know
when they get out of wood.
Jas and Allan Brown who took
the contract for building the school
house in district No 8. are pushing the
work rapidly and will have it complet-
ed in about week.
There has been number Of tele-
phone lines put up here in town the
past week. The one between the
Commercial House and station will be
quite convenient for some of the busi-
ness men.
III, B. Buckeridge e Co, of Pt
Huron are paying the highest prices
tor poultry, dressed hogs, beans, but
ter, eggs, potatoes, sc, When in Port
Huron call in and get prices. Notice
their al in this issue.
We are pleased to SEQ our good
natured clerk at the Rapley House has
thrown away his cane and able to get
around without it, and hope he may
never have to wear it again. a good
lesson for fast driving, George.
We have number of three
months subscribers on our list whose
time expired some time hence anl as
we are needing the money to meet our
bills promptly 1t woald be great help
to us If they would call in and settle.
We are In receipt OF Capac's new
paper. 1t is an eight page fopr col
umn sheet and called the Capac Buglc,
published by Chas A. Bacon formerly
of the Sandusky News. 1t blows its
"Bugle" Friday morning. Success
to 1t.
The Methodist Episcopal society
Will give a Thanksgiving entertain