Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-16
Local Expositions.

"A heavy frost on Monday night.
Old newspapers for sale at this
Office.
"A cold wave struck this place on
Monday.
The are wedding bells in the at
mosphere
The republican majority in Ohio
is about 10000.
Big excursion to Pt Huron on the
18th. Take it in.
The Amphion is at hand and well
filled with good things as usual.
Rev. John Bettis, of Croswell
circuit was in town on Monday last.
MIR. johnson, of TT. Gratiot, is
visiting with JOS. Foster at present.
How is il that there are no pole
raisings in this locality this campaign
Mrs. T. G.. High left for her home
in Crawford Co. OH Thursday morning
last.
The Lexington Il Utica II. II. will
be built next year that is if times
get better.
Blaine will be at Port Huron to-
morrow. Low rates on the Pt. III. 81
n. w. R'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell are expect
ed home from New York some time
next week.
--P. Chamberlain has an apple tree
on his place in this town which is in
full blossom.
Lots of new goods of all kinds at
RoswelPs. Watch for a change of adv.
in his space next week.
We have a couple of Grams Un.
rivaled Atlas Of the World. which we
will sell for 1915 each.
The best tip THE EXPosIToR can
give to those who desire to wager on
the election is: Don't bet!
DO not miss the big excursion to
Port Huron OH the 18th. Fare only IS
cents from Brockway Centre.
Search the scriptures" for in
them you will find that st. John was
never elected to the presidency.
Read the adv. headed $4,000
given away for one pound Of butter"
il another column in this issue.
Geo. w. Barrett has a Cleveland
q Hendricks streamer flying in front
of his residence south Of this place.
Nicholas Owens, northwest of
Brockway has Blaine e. Logan flag
flying from a pole in front of his
residence.
If man wishes to know all his
faults and have his sins uncovered to a
gaping world, all he has to do is to run
for president.
"A republican meeting was held at
Brockway and one at Lynn on Tues
day evening last. The meetings were
we'll attended.
Miss G. Boice has just received a
large stock of fall and winter millinery
at her store at this place. Call and see
the fine display.
w. N. McKenna has the frame up
| for fine large dwelling house on his
lot in this place. 1t will be one of the
finest in the town.
1t is very bad taste for wife to
growl at her husband for tracking mud
into the house, for what is home
without mudder.-Ex.
When you want good shave,
shampoo or hair cut call at the new
barber shop in the Macarthur Block
opposite the Commercial House.
-Taggatt & Young have lots of cid
er at their mill in this place for sale at
10 cents per gallon. Parties wishing
any will do well to give them call.
The Romeo Observer came to hand
last week with brand-new dress on,
and it looks as bright as a new silver
dollar. Success must he attending it.
There is many a man who feels
confident of his ability to carry his
ward who finds it difficult to carry
himself to bed in the small hours Of
the morning.
Tho officers of the Agricultural
Society held meeting on Saturday last
for the purpose of receiving and audit
ing accounts. We have not heard as
vot Ia xvhat ct,a,,o tbo oociefv afap6q