Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-02-07
Get your seed corn AT o. W. Mills

Get your seed corn AT o. W. Mills
grain house.
- BE sure and read the card belong
ing to w. w. Cowing. Ii. Is. attorney
at law, in this Issue. His office is In
the Chamberlain Block up stairs. Give
him a call when in need of advice.
Remember the meeting Of the
Library Association next Tuesday
evening at Duties hall. There will be
no books given out unless meeting Is
had. Therefore let us have n good
turnout.
i. $. Dufiie and w. III. Palmer the
committee who went to Detroit to at
tend the meetings held there IN the in
terests of the l.. Il L. X. r. returned
home on Friday last AMI report having
good success.
Don't fail to attend the Masonic
Dedication Ball to be given by Elk
Lodge, No. 353, in their new hall at
Peck, on Friday evening. Feb. %.
Music by u first-class string band. An
oyster supper will he served. Bill in
cluding supper 5000. All are invited.
The lecture last evening under the
ausrices of the Library Association in
Dulles Hal! was, rs OH former Occa-
si0ns. not very well attended. The
subject, "The Odd Man and his Oddi-
ties," was well treated. Rev w Ii
Poole, IL. ID. will deliver another lee
ture in Dulles Hall, one week from
aext Wednesday evening. when we
weuld like to see larger attendance.
Subject: The Esgle. the Stars. and
the Pyramid, how they came on the
American National Seal" Should you
once hear Mr. Poole lecture We are sure
you would not miss hearing him again
as often as possible.
With the beginning of the year the
Detroit Evening Journal congratulates
itself upon the marked success 1t has
achieved, and promises TO give its
readers the benefit Of every dollar it
earns for the next IL months. The
Evening Journal aims TO meet the long
felt want for clean, spicy and enter
prising newspaper. 1t avoids sensa-
tionalsm. and all matters of an Objec-
tiOnable character are excluded from
It's columns. This may be safely said
to be ono of the great secrets of its sue
cess, and AZ family paper it is now a
recognized favorite. 1t prints more
reading matter than any evening paper
in Detroit, and gives all the news OF
the day in an attractive form. 1t is
the slave Of no party, and the servant
of no man or set of men, but stands as
thoroughly independent journal, de-
voted only to what it believes to be for
the best interests Of Michigan.
-Lovett's illustrated Catalogue OF
Trees ana Plants for Spring of 1884
has just come TO our table and Is lie.
yond question the most interesting and
Instructive Nursery Cataloguewe have
yet seen. 1t is richly illustrated, ele- |
gantly printed, and replete with valu-
able information on the care and treat
ment Of Trees and Plants. BY honesty
and enterprise Mr.. Lovett has estab-
lished an enormous business. shipping
plants TO every State and Territory in
the Union. and even to other lands.
He makes a speciality of Small Fruits,
and is widely known as the introducer
Of the Cathbert Raspberry and Man
chester Straw berry, and is now dis
seminating the celebrated Hansell
Raspberry. Early Harvest Blackberry
and Sessica Grape. (the earliest variet-
les OF their respective classes), and ad-
vancng the culture Of edible nuts; all
Of which are fully described and illus
trated in his elegant catalogue, which
will be mailed free Of charge; and for
four cents will also include beautiful
colored plates (Which price is not half
their eost.) Address. J. T. LQvett.
Little Silver, New jersey.