Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-12-27
Local Exposifions.


Lots of the beautiful this morn
ing and good sleighing.
Notice j. A. Fraser's new ad. in
this issue of the EXPosIToR.
j. A. Fraser has purchased the
hardware stock Of O. w. Mills.
Miss Mollie Brown is at home with
her folks spending the holidays.
"A Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to all Our subscribers.
Notice B. G. Farrand and w. l..
jerks card of "Money 10 loan" in this
issue.
Mrs. J.. w. Gray is visiting with
her parents at her old home In Oxford
Mich.
Geo. n. Turner wishes to say that
he is selling goods cheaper than the
cheapest.
p. s. McGregory. of Mt Clemens,
passed his holidays with friends in
this vicinity.
j. w. Lamon, Banker. spent his
Christmas with friends and relatives
in strathroy.
w. J. Rapley, of Hayden, III is
spending the holidays with his parents
in this place.
"A good time may lie expected at
the Public Installation of Officers ana
Oyster Supper tonight.
1t is the farmer who will reap the
most profit from tho new railroad.
Don't forget that fact please.
-Robt. Bales and wife. oe Vassar,
visited with their a'ents. MI. and
Mrs. w. ID. Wear. Christmas.
Jas. Macarthur has gone to Ever
green Centre where he will 60 into the
merchantile and drug business.
The sleiahing about town was
good on Monday and quite number
of cuttsrs were seen on the street.
Miss Nellie Wear who has been
visiting with herssister at Vassar for
some time past has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bidgood, of Port
Huron, visited with their grand
daughter, Mrs. ID. Il, Brown, Christ
mas.
We wish that those Of our sub
scribers who are in arrears would make
us New Years present of what they
owe us.
Call and get prices on Dry Goods,
Groceries. Boots. Shoes, Notions. &C.,
Mt Geo. Y. Turner'S, before puIchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Supreme Court says that
Scripps Of ths Detroit Evening News
has to hand over $4,000 in hard cash
to Donald Mclean.
Alex Craik end family and Henry
Rapley and family, of Strathroy, Ont,
spent their Christmas with friends and
relatives in this place.
-Chas. Townsend Is home from
Adrain College 10 spend the holidays.
He looks as though the climate out
there az e9s with him.
The social at Jas Harris residence
In Brockway village last Thursday
evening was very enjoyable affair
The net procsels OF the evening were
S22. 60.
Charlie Griswold returned home
from Fenton this week, where he has
been attending school for some time
past, to speud the holidays with his
parents.
"A grand New Years Ball and
Oyster Supper will be given in Mich
aels' Hall, Brockway Centre, on Tues
day evening, Jan. 1st, 1884. Every
body Is invited 10 attend.
j. II. Bartlett has purchased G..
II ,,,'a i,1t IN thn ti IL,
business. Mr.. Vanderlip will move
to Wales Centre where he will erect q
shop and open ny business.
The Fort Gratiot Sun came to us
last week fourteen page edition. No
rpaper will be issued from that office
this week on account of the editor and
force taking holiday during the
holidays.
L. H. Hale, proprietor of the
Globe Hotel, Peck, Mich, will give a
grand New Years Ball and Oyster
supper on Tuesday evening, Jan. lst.
1884. at his hall in that place. All are
invited to attend.
Rev. Geo. Davis and wife, of
Marysville, Rev. S. g. Bettis and wife,
VI Ever iblcSii CtuIIt, DoN. JOuH DettlS,
of Minden City, Miss Malissa Bettis,
Ambro and Frank Belts. of st. Ignace
were here attending the funeral of
Mrs. j. A. Morrill, this week.
The family Christmas tree held on
Christmas night at Geo. w. Barrett s
was Il pleasant atfdir. a large number
of presents wee on the tree After
the gifts were distributed IA splendid
oyster supper was in ieadiness and all
pre- ent sat down 10 the table ana par
| took of the same.
MARRIED AT the residence of Jas.
Vanslyke. two miles south of this
place, on Christmas morning at bali
past ten o'clock by Rev. j. w. Gray.
Mr.. James Garlck 10 Miss Millie Hill
man, adopted daughter of MIR. Van
slyke. We wish them a Merry Christ
mas and many Of them.
The music furnished by Barnes
Bros, of Amadore, for Michaels dance
Christmas night. was splendid--so say
all present. They are engaged to play
for Michaels' New Years Ball and
Oyster supper. Tuesday evening, Jan
1st, 1884. We would advise parties
wishing music furnished for dances to
Give the Barnes Bros. IF Amador', =
call