Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-08
Local Expositions.

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We are in need of wood.
Thanksgiving Nov 30.
Indian summer these days.
To-day is Thanksgiving Day il
Canada.
The cheapest lace goods IN town a
Grandy's.
"A furry of snow fell at this place
on Friday last.
Will Wear visited friends at Vas
sar over Sunday.
John Brink, Of Capac, was in
town last Monday.
-E. M Cady. of Port Huron. was
in town on Monday.
H. b. Cough has his new dwelling
house nearly completed.
Why is it our farmers take their
grain TO Melvin market?
Miss Cynthia Clark left for Sagl-
nav City on Monday last.
Great gross, Ohilds' collars only,
ten conts each at Grandy's.
L. C. Stiff, of Bay City, Is now
employed in Howelrs mill.
Don't fail to read q. L. Roswell s
change Of adv. in this issue.
John Holden started out with his
hay press yesterday morning.
j. F. Holden, of Brown City,
spent few days in town last week.
&C. A. Wells has moved into the
rooms over the Chamberlain Block.
"A large invoice of Lace Ties and
CollaIetts just received at Grandy's.
Hugh McPhee, Melvin's grain
buyer called In to see us last Saturday.
Tickets for sale at the station at
this place for all points on the r., o.
81 Z. A.
-Newlove Go0din has moved his
grocery to the Building in rear of the
post office.
j. ID. McKeith has moved his
family to town and now occupies III.
Griswold' s house.
Some of our subscribers will con-
fer great favor on us by bringing Il
load Of wood to this Office.
DIED-In this village. on Friday,
Nov. 2nd, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gill, aged ten months.
We are informed that w. ID.
Ramshaw contemplates going into the
harness business at Brown City.
Where are all our correspondents
this week? Would like to hear from
all of them each week if possible.
The books Tor the library have
been received and will be ready for
distribution on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Brown received
second class certificate at the late eX-
animation of teachers at Port Huron.
H. F. Leonard has received anoth-
er carload of those Jewett stoves. the
best in the world. Notice his change
of ad.
H. G.. White has moved hi3 barber
shop into Rapley,s sample room and
Mr.. Stewart, of Capac, will occupy his
old stand.
-Rumor has it that 81 Robinson of
the firm of Powell 81 Robinson of this
place was married on Sunday last.
How Is it 81?
Mrs. Wedge has moved her millin-
cry and dress making establishment
from this place to Peek where we hope
she will meet with success.
Mrs. C. W. Stratton, late Of
with Mrs. Henry Pearee and other
friends In this place this week.
The Bell Ringers Tuesday even
ing at Duties Hall proved to be
success. The hall was well filled and
all seemed satisfied with the entertain
ment.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach I'm
the A. G. chapel on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock and evening at 7 O'clock.
All are invited to come out and hear
the good news.
We have lots of subscribers on
our books who are in arrears. Can't
we induce some OF them 10 bring rs a
load Of wood, which we are greatly in
need Of at present.
The huntlng match las! Thursday
was not very well attended. Those
who took part report very enjoyable
days sport. The Cooper boys succeed
ed in capturing q badger.
There was surprise party at Jas
Holden's last Friday evening. 1t was
given for Frank Holden who left on
Wednesday for Southampton, Ont. A
very pleasant time was spent.
jason Clark and family left for
jamestown, Tenn, yesterday morning.
Mr.. Clark's many friends In this
locality join In with us and wish him
unbounded prosperity in his new home.
Our school house had narrow
escape from being burned last Tuesday
night. 1t seems that % burning stick
of wood fell from the stove onto the
floor and set 1t alire. About twelve
o'clock Mrs. w. III. Palmer noticed the
blaze from her upstairs window and at
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