Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-12
Local Exposifions.

Read w. ii. Wear e Co.'s new
ad.
Bad roads is the cry we hear now
on every side.
Great bargains at w. II. Wear &
Co.'s in boots and shoes.
Miss Kittie Carroll was in Port
Huron part of this week.
The date of the hanging of Reil
has been postponed until the 10th.
Mrs. L. Fraser left for California,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, to-
day.
Miss C. Boice quotes some remark
able low prices in her new ad. in this
issue.
WIN. Meddaugh, of Ayr, Ont, is
spending few days among his friends
in this place.
Miss Allie Black, of Green wood,
is the new apprentis in Miss Kittie
CarrolPs millinery store.
Rudolph Andreae is putting IN the
windows and finishing off his house,
and will soon be living in tue same.
Don't fail to drop in and examine
the elegant stock Of furniture at the
old VIM. r. Scott stand. Prices away
down.
We notice the smiling countenance
of w. G. Brown blacking stoves, do
ing up nails, etc., in II. f. Leonard's s
hardware store.
The best line of furniture and un-
dertaking in the county, outside of
Port Huron, can be seen at the old
VIM. r. Scott stand.
Shooting at human targets seems
to be quite fashionable in Port Huron.
Saturday night last another name was
added TO the list of victims.
Butter. eggs. dressed hogs and
poultry: beans. buckwheat and rye
wanted at O. w. Mills grain house.
Brockway Centre and Emmet.
Geo. Van Wagner, of this place,
suddenly took his departure for parts
unknown last Saturday. it is reported
that his business is deeply involved.
H. f. Leonard has cleaned out
those splendid coal stoves which he
had in stock. The people of this CON-
muEity appreciate a good thing when
they see it.
Our readers will please excuse the
scarcity of locals in this issue. We
have been absent for tho past week
and have not been able to sec what
has happened.
III. f. Leonard's Ch;naman is rus
ticatipg up In The north woods feeding
OF bear and venison. Isaac Lowry
and Chancey Kelley are also spending
a few days in those parts.
p. Chamberlain has in his garden
a strawberry vine with blossoms,
green berries and ripe ones on the
same. A rather dinary occur
renee at this time of the year.
We have secured the services OF
l.. II. Whitmore. a practical printer,
and are prepared to do all kinds of
plain aud fancy job printing on short
notice. Those in need please give us
call.
-Wm. Owens, of Almont, has
rented the corner stGro in The Dufiie
Block and will put IN a large new
stock in few days. lie is an enter
prising merchant and we welcome
such men to our midst.
Brockway was again visited by
| the fire fiend at about o'clock Tues
day morning. This time the corner
store owned 10y j. w. Gustin and occu-
pied 10y him AS store. insured fol
$500. Total loss.
The Msnorninss Democrat, Joe.
T.. Soults' new paper, has been re-
ceived. II is an eight page, six
column paper well printed and iias .
good advertising patronage. May Il
/ live long life and do lots OF good
-Johnnie the tailor has opened vi
shop IN the building formerly occupiet
by j.. III. Hale as a sample room. III
Is having good trade and invites lii
many friends Of this Vicinity and sur
reandine country 90 give him ca
D..