Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-01
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TRUE BROS.
BREEDERS OF
Pure Poland China Pigs,
Armada, Mich.
One mile northwest of the village.
Local Expositions.
Wood ! wooD!! WoOD!.!

-Cdll ana see bnOSe Qec0Tateu le
sets at Holden Bros.
Twelve pounds Of golden G. Euga
fol 81 90, at Holden Bros.
Frank Jones, of East Saginaw
made US visit on Saturday last.
M. Mills, of Elmer, is at presen
visiting with his brothers in this place
II. +. Leonard and Jas. Wallac
were In Detroit this week on business
-Amasa Brown had two valuabl
sheep killed by dogs last Friday night
Mrs. Street and daughter, o
Strathroy, are visiting at JAS Holden's 9
You can buy a good whole stool
tap sole boot at Holden Bros. To-
$3.50.
The work on the new schoo
building Is being pushed rapidly for
ward.
The new hardware store has {
new advertisement in this Issue
Read It.
j. l.. Uoskin. of Brockway, re-
turned from his visit to Tennessee or
Wednesday.
We are in great need of load OF
wood. Some one bring us load on
subscription.
Ira w. Fisher and wife, oi
Rochester, ara visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mis-. r.. Emery.
DIR. Benjamin Cline, Of Jeddo,
was in town on Tuesday. He is con-
templating locating here.
john Cole and Mrs. L. +. Menter,
of Mexico, N. Y, are at present visit
ing their brother Jesse A. Cole.
Charley High has returned home
from Sterling. where he has been rusti-
eating for the past few months.
-Thos Emery started for West
Branch. Ogemaw, Co., to-day, where
he will look after some interests there.
10. w. Mills has received his
stock of hardware end stoves and is
ready for business in the Chamberlain
block.
Last night was Halloween and
things were changed from one place to
another as Is always the case on that
occasion.
The verandah has been removed
from in front Of l. n. Empey's store.
The change makes vast improvement
70 the place.
Read the new advertisement of
NJ. Il. Grandy in this issue. lie has
just received n large stock of every
thing in his line.
1t has been decided TO keep tho
Detroit Art Loan open until Nov. 10
when the doors will positively be clos
ed and the pictures removed,
The Ft Gratiot Sun on account Of
press Of advertising. is obliged to run
q five column supplement. We are
pleased TO Eote this sign of prosperity.
DIR VIM Hodson, of northern Da-
keta, was in town the past week visit
ing DR. Ney, of whom he was room
and classmate at Ann Arbor Univer-
sity.
We made a mistake in last issue
in regard to Mrs. DR.. Howell visiting
friends I'm Canada. 1t should have
read that she was visiting at the sea
coast of Maine.
Jas Brown has an onion which
measures Is X 1015 inches and weighs
2 pounds and 7 ounces. Who next
with a big onion? 1t may be seen at
this Office this week.
There is to be a hunting match to
day between tive chesen sides of which
Alex Fraser and Archie Gillian are
captains. The losing side has to pay
for the oysters tonight.
Geo Vanwagner has purchased L.
Darcy's interest in the Carriage shops
here formerly owned by both and will
hereafter run the same alone. We wish'
him unbounded success.
Joseph Lundy living north of this
place has just completed fine resi-
dence which is credit to the builder.
Andrew Award did the mason work
and made neat job OF it.
X-C. a. Wells & Co. now occupy
their new and spacious store in the
Chamberlain block where they will be
pleased to see all their old customers
and as manv new ones as may favor
them with call.
AT the last meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors, resolution was passed
allowing bounty of $3.50 on wildcats.
The Western part Of the county Is con-
siderably bothered by these obnoxious
animals. Huron Mail, Pretty
good price for wild cats.
w. 7. Davidson & Co., of Port
Huron, call the attention of the read
ers of the EXPosIToR to the fact that
they have been kept in ignorance rs to
the great depreciation i'm Dry Goods
during tho last two years. Peruse
their change of ad. in this issue and be
benefited thereby.
"A post Of the Grand Army of the
Republic has been organized at Old
Brockway with 10 charter members.
The post is to be called Archie Madison
Post, No. 195 with Frank Barker
Commander. The mastering officers
are DIR III. ii. Smith and w. Il. Morse,
of st. Clair. We are glad to see the
old veterans, of this section of the
country. placing themselves on an
equal footing with their fellow CON-
rades, whereby each may receive