Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
Local Expositions.

An early spring is now predicted.
Get your seed corn at o. W. Mills
grain house.
w. W. Grinnell is the happy father
# baby boy.
p. 5. McGregory. of Mt. Clemens,
Is visiting in town.
If YOU want TO buy good goods
cheap call on Roswell.
New Ginghams. Cottons and
Prints at Holden Bros.
AM. Hustled Of the Croswell Dem
Ocrat was in town last Friday.
"A large stock of Clothing to be
closed out at about cost at Roswelrs
Next Sunday evening Rev. T. G.,
Potter will preach in the NJ. +. church
al ! p. m.
"A liberal use Of paint would make
Il decided Inference in the appearance
# this town.
j. f. Holden, Of Brown City, was
in town this week visiting his friends
and relatives.
j. W. Lamon. Qua banker. passed
the fore part Of this week with friends
in Strathroy, Ont.
Holden Bros. have the iiaest and
cheapest stock Of Clothing in town and
don't YOU forget il.
w. J. Rapley, of ut Huron, spent
few days the past week in town
,,ureinU a had pnll
Dan McMartin has purchased the
house and lot on Kennilic street be-
longing to Ed. Youngs.
VIM. Morton. of Sandusky, has
purchased lot Of VIM. Bettis and Is
erecting dwelling house thereon.
"Kmuckle- down" literature will
soon he popular for time. The
marble season is noar at hand. Fan
dubS."
We received n correspondence
fro IL Wales this week which we are
obliged To leave out On account of lack
Of spaca.
--Vennor, the weather prophet, has
not heen sect nr heard from tor some
Nttle time 4at IS supposed 10 be lost
ia thaW-t.
WIN Medj.1gh. has left this ,,lace
and gone to Gas. ONT. Where h. ras
secured posith as apprentice IN a
machine shop
Fred Poole has secured position
as agent for J. Cogley, Of Emmett, in
he agricultural implement business.
Fred is Il fist class salesman.
C. T. Michaels viii give grand
II Patrick : bal IN his hall ON Mon
day evening. Marcn nth. Allare cor
diolly invited to attend Bill only IS
cents.
Farmers are brgirn ming to look af-
ter their farming implements. II VIII
-oou be, lay down the axe and the
high and take up tie plow ana the
arrow.
Martin Turner moved his house
odd goods and sock up 10 his farm
a. Evergreen tins week. We wish
hIm abundant success in his new field
pf Labor.
The cial last Thursday evening
at the Schram school house for the
beuetit of Rev. J. w. Gray, was very
well attended and a pleasant time was
had. Proceeds of evening was about
$50.
The name of the Agents Herald
published AT Philadelphia by L Lum
Smith. has b en- changed 10 tho Public
Herald. Ii is deserving of this title
tor it works for the interests of the
public.
Quarterly meeting of the NJ f.
ehu ch will be held next Saturday and
sunday. March Is and 16 in the'Fre-
mont appointment near Roseburg.
Rev T q. Potter presiding elder will
70" D"present.
We would be very thankful To tho-e
who are indebted TO us for the EXPOS
IToR If they woald cali in and settle
up We are In need of money and
what yOu owe us would come quite ac- !
ceptable. Let us hear from you.
The Romeo Hydrant says:-"Some
If cur rich. farmers haven't been to
R"meo for six weeks; and all because
they are afraid they will be asked to
give something fur the l. & l.. Rail !
road. They -onght TO be arrested"
j c. Hart has purchased the house
~ d lot on main street owned 10y B )
Clark, Of st Isnaoe and occupied by |
Rudolph AndIeae The purchase price
was 81 500. He will build new stare |
IN the place Of the one on the lot &C.
cupird by ID. Mills.
We have been obliged for the past
two weeks To do all the work ia the |
nllice alone On account Of our helper.
Dave Menerey, being on the sick list,
therefore, tie lack of local news you
will please overlook as We have not
had much time to spend in gather
ing it.
We clip the following from the
Port Huron Telegraph Of sunday. |
March 9th :--"W. III York. the Huron
avenue commission merchant. has sold |
out. and is succeeded by Fuller x |
Lyons" G.. NJ Fuller who is a meIn-
Der Of the above named firm, at one
time was a grain buyer at this place
and Is well and favorGhly known in
this vicinity.
Tuesday was n mild spring day |
with the water gushing in torrents
down our main street. Wednesday |
the weather Was somewhat changed as
everything was frOze mp tight and the |
wind whistled mOurnfully around tho
corners of the luildirg Such has |.