Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
Local Expeditions.

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at Fl. b. Coughs.
--A fine lot Of ladies' shoes just re
ceived at Holden Bros.
Geo VanWagner has been under
the weather the past week.
p. S. McGregory, Of Mt. Clemens,
was in town on Wednesday.
-Consldersbla snow fell in these
parts on Monday and Tuesday.
10. ID. Vandeilip. Of this place was
visiting friends in Capac last week.
Call and SEQ II. B Cough stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The days don't get ang longer TO
The man who has got payment 10
meet.
Ladies please remember that Ho'-
den Bros is the place to get fine pair
of shoes.
--Toe e. Soplts Of the Fort Gratiot
Sun made asa very pleasant viait on
Monday last.
-Jss Howav wha has heaR working
mp at Tawas for some time past has
returned home.
S. L. BallertiRe. PIT. Huron. has
pura hased the bankrupt stock of Joel
NJ. Jones at Peck.
-Ansos Gunselns who hes BEEN up
in the woods for some ,ine past +. t ,rp
ID home sis week,
Don't forget the Agricultural
meeting next Tuesday, Feb 27. ut /
o'clock in Duties ball.
Rev A. B. Hathaway. former
pa tor of the NJ. 4, church in this place
visited with j. 5. Dullle last week.
The trains are again running
regular. to the great 9 lIsf lctlon and
delight Of tie trayeli fraternity.
Jas Harris town treasurer Informs
us that he has paid into u & county
treasurer over iI6, 200 OF tax money.
The firm Of Warner 81 Heay at
Marlet.e has heep dissolve d. Robt
Hoag now having Charge of the busi-
ness
Union meetings continua a. .he u.
= church this week with PRAYER snd
Inquiry meetings each afternoon as
. O'Clock.
Mis- r becca Sumascrs. Of Flush
ing, and Miss Ida u Wheeler, of Port
Austin. are the guests of Rev c. b.
Clark this week.
will Brewn, Palmer's miller, is
kept busy these times. In cue day
last week, 363 bushels Of grain was
taken in for grinding.
"A. ID. Thomas late editor Of the
Port Huron Telegraps has severed his
connection with that paper aud gone
into the insurance busine's.
--I'aac Silverthorn, of Elgin. Ont,
is at prt sent Wis ting bis brother Eli in
this vicinity, An oyster supper WAS
gotten UP for him Tu, sday evening and
a very pleasant time was had.
Farmers, business men, everybody
who is Interested in having the fair
here next fall. attend the meeting in
Duties hall on Tuesday next at p m.
Important business TO be transacted.
Rev S C Bettis who preached tie
funeral sermon OF the late II j. Bart
lett at Memphis last Sunday, Informs
us that there was present the largest
congregation lie has seen for some time
M p. quarterly meeting 1t the
Colo school hous this week. Pfesi-
dent w. NJ Olps will coninct 'he
servcrs. Me tngs SATURDAY st.2 p.
m and preaching On Sabbath at IL II.
m. by the president.
No matter how desp youpg mans
pocket may be, a colored six handker-
chief will inevitable q AT TO tho top
and flow over, whlle sDiled linen rag
will sink to tie bottom like brick
thrown into snow-bank.
We understand that Jos IL. Will
liams is 10 pounds heavier and feels
happier since hls return from West
Rr.nch--it's hoy ani arrived on
Tues lay Tie grandma her feels Pleas
d ~ it is the first grand child.
a. w WaTns has purchased the
;. l.. Ia entine place and iutends
mai ing improvements qn tie same.
Tie price paid was $3.50. Wm An
drese who is at present living in the
house Will move into John SAun lsrs
house on Jones street.
The following good snEweT is CIV
en- 10 the question: What ia hame
without q newspaper ~ "It ia a place
where old hats are stuff d into wipduw