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

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certain that IL. u. will make goo'
drummer.
j. ID. McKeith sells goods as cheal
as you can buy them anywhere. Rea'
his reasons why in change of ad. II
this issue.
REV. Chas Gray, OF Carsonville
visited with his brother in this place
this week. lie favored us with
pleasant call.
Frank Wallace of the ExPosIToT
Office has moved his wife to this place
and they have taken up their residenc,
in A. G. Browns hou e,
When you want anything in the
line of holiday presents call at the EX
PosIToa Book STORE one door north
of the new Masonic Hall.
The origin of the burning of Mich.
ael Germans barn and cont tents. in
stead of being spark rom the steam
engine, the cause is unknown.
The blonde girl is out Of fashion
and the day OF brunettes has come
again. Those who bleached before
may as well prepare to dye now.
Elder r. i. Brown will preach In
Duties hall every other Sunday even
ing. We will he glad if he succeeds
In accomplishing good work here.
The ExPosIToR Book STORE will
be opened on Saturday with fine new
line of holiday goods. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to call and
examine our stock.
Dame Rumor SAYS there is to be
another wedding in town soon. A
supply of coal for the winter has al
ready been purchased. This we should
say means business.
"A Thanksgiving ball and oyster
supper will be given in Etherington's
hall, Valley Centre. on Thursday
evening, November 9th. All are in
vited. Bill only Sl.0o.
some Eastern fellow advertises
for 1000 bushels old rubber over
shoes; fancy prices paid" He is in
the cbewing-gum business. Young
ladies please take notice.
Capt Shepherd will give Thanks
giving Ball at the Old Brockway
House on Thursday evening Nov. 27th
All are invited Bill for dance and
oyster supper only S1.00.
-Ye editare's sanctum sanctorum
is now in the little building north of
the Masonic Hall. Those who are in
debted IL him please call in and settle
up as he is in need of money.
1--WE were at East Saginaw on Fri.
day last purchasing our stock of goods
for the EXPosIToR Book STORE. We
have fine stock. Call in on Saturday
next and examine what we have.
The great event of the dav! VIM
Beadle, after long. painful and impair
able efforts, has finally succeeded IN
hnsking his corn. He is now distinct
ly heard to hurrah for Cleveland -
Contributed.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in other
cases. Address, Z. II. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
Don't forget to call at the Expos
IToR Book STORE when you want |
in the line of school books, |
holiday novelties, fancy box paper, |
blanks of all kinds, in fact anything |
kept in first-class book store.
Like mud spot, if any ore daubs
with a o1an1ar 1nf ~ oil &C.
you attempt to rub it out you only |
rub it deeper In. Wait until the SLAM |
der dries out. and then you can brush |
it off without being contaminated.
--Who says advertising does not |
pay? Last week we inserted an item |
requesting our farmer friends to bring
us in some eating apples. This week
they have done so, and we are very
thankful to them all for the same.
Moses Burns, OF East Fremont,
has been appointed Superintendent of
the poor in Sanilac Co.. in place of |
Robt Arnot. Mr.. Burns is man well
qualified for this position and will un-
make good superintendent.
We are very thankful to the fol-
lowing farmer friends of ours for a
basket full of apples each brought us
the past week: John Wark, N. F.
Knowlton and VIM Johnson. The
ExPosIToR force will remember them
for their kindness.
--Algonac has the handsomest women
prettiest town hall and as good as the
best "salt welr in the United States.
Cor in Marine City Reporter. This,
a doubt, should have ten
lency towards making Aigonac a
modle town.
---Be sure and read the new adv. of
Mrs. M. j Trainer in this issue of the
EXPosIToR. Mrs. Trainer has large
new stock of dry goods and groceries
which she is prepared to sell as cheap
as you can buy elsewhere. Call and
examine her stock.
All trains on the Almont "narrow
gauge" stop at 80 stations between
that town and Port Huron. A strang-
Pr who didn't know that they stopped
at every cross-road would naturally
that that section of the coun-
try~was densely populated.
Ion account Of not receiving en-
tries enough to our butter contest we
are obliged to withdraw the prize un-
til some future time. We thank those
who kindly have made entries. The
machine will be on exhibition at the
ExPosiToR Book STORE and we in
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see what you think Of il.