Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-11-20

miss 'OyulDld Il. NltNtldllu VII
give combination entertainment con
sisting of lecture, humorous, and dra
matte readings, recitations and i'm
presentations. at Duties hall, Brock
way Centre. on Tuesday evening, Nov.
30. Admission l5cts. Attend every
body.
"A pink tea party under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid Society will be
held in Duties Hall, on Thursday
evening, December 4th. An attractive
program of vocal and instrumental
music, speeches and readings. is being
prepared. All are invited. Doors
open at 6 80 to commence at O'Clock
sharp. Admission % cents.
There are number Of young boys
Of school age in this town who do not
attend school, and therefore are losing
the most valuable time in their lives
to improve their minds. Impressions
made when young will always be re-
membered. Boys, atte nd school, and
you will better fit yourselves for the
responsibilities when you become men.
w. +. Davidson Il Co. one of Pt.
Huron's most foremost and enterpris-
ing firms have change of adv. in the
ExPOsIToR to-day. A perusal of the
same will be beneficial to all who wish
to purchase anything in their line
cheap. When in Port Huron call at
their store in the Opera House Build
ing where you will be courteously
treated.
Rev. Sam Bettis has got as far as
Ravenwood, West Virginia, on his boat
voyage around the world, and from
that safe distance he writes the News
that he wishes the Michigan methodist
ministers who write south derOgaJory
to him would sign their names 80 he
''can put head" on them when he re-
turns. To this balligerent wish he
fervently adds, "The Lord may have
mercy on them for their lies News
We certainly supposed that Rev.
Belts hal ere this, reached the land of
flowers and was basking in the bright
sunshine and listening with ravished
ears to the sweet carOllings of the
many hued birds of that far off land.
To our astonishment we learn through
still fingers in the frozen north. He
is laDorino with the unregenerated sim
ners Of Stockport, Ohio. -Romeo
Observer.
The largest. cheapest and best
matrimonial paper published is The |
Telephone. Each number contains |
from 100 to 200 advertisements. Its
columns are closely guarded against |
frauds: and all evil-desIgning persons. |
Our fun loving and matrimonial in
clined readers should send 10 cents, |
(silver preferred, or if stamps only2 |
cent ones taken) and address The Tele-
phone. box s, Hurleyville, New York,
and receive 16 page specimen
lit is with sorrow we chronicle
the death of one of Brockway's Oldest
and most respected citizens. James
Harris. who for the past few years
has suffered much from consumption.
Deceased was good christian man,
ALWAYS foremost IN any good work for
the advancement of the town, and de-
parted this lite for better one on Sat-
uiudl ltSbs iib III NO'N pldOV Ou
Tuesday at the NJ. Z. church in Brock
way, and the remains were inferred in
the Old Brockway cemetary. A large
attendance Of friends were present.
The friends and relatives of the de-
ceased have the sympathy of all in their
sad bereavement.
-Ballou's Monthly Magazine for
December is indeed capital number
for all the reading public. First there
are many illustrations. Then cones
the conclusion Of that popular yarn
called, "On Land and Sea; or Califor-
mia in the Years 1S43, ~ and '45." by
VIM III. Thomes. Author of "The
Belle of Australia" Running the
and other popular stories
which have large sale. ION Land
and Sea" is finished in satisfactory
the boys remaining on shore
At San Diego with pretended cases Of
smallpox, ready for new adventures
ut the proper time. There is no maga-
zine in the country that gives SO much
reading matter Of a varied order as
Ballou's; and the cheapness is surpris.
ing, as it is only S1.50 per year, Dr -
cents for single copies. just buy il,
Or subscribe, and you will not regret
It.. Address, Thomes 81. Talbot, %
Hawley ST., Boston. Mass.