Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-16
Local ExnosifloNs.

jon Work We are prepared to dc
all kinds of job work at this office OF
short notice. Having just put in 9
large supply Of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail Oh
telephone.
Snow. April 18th.
Maple sugar socials are in order
now.
Notice our clubbing rates in anoth-
er place in this issue.
Miss Aggie Duilie is the new clerk
in the postUilice here.
There is no home without kitch-
en-, no home without Il cook.
Miss Boyd, OF Elgln Co, Ont., is
visiting at IL. G. Wines al present.
Jim Grandy has his head tied up
the result OF a fall at the skating rink.
"A full line of copy books just re-
ceiyed at the ExPoSlToR book store.
-FarmeEs, look ont for sheep ticks
before warm weather sets u breeding
them.
Elias Hisey and two sons, of West
Branch, are visiting at Jas. Hisey's at
present.
Tell the man who bOrrows the
paper that THE EXPoSIToR only costs
81 per year.
Mr.. Merritt has treated his meat
market 10 coat Of paint which I'M
proves the appearance.
Henry Vanorman has a Holstein
calf five months Old which girtS ) feet
in. An extraordinary calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Payne, visited
old acquaintances at their old home in
London, Ont. the past week.
-Chas Noble, of Canada, at one
time owning a blacksmith shop in
this place is here on visit to old
friends.
- We have something in the line of
horse bills at this Office which are Just
The thing stock men want, Call and
see samples.
j. d. McKeith, Of Speaker, has q
change Of adv. In this issue. He Is
giving away 200 pounds Of good tea TO
his custumerS.
john Saunders has so far recover
ed from his recent illness as to be able
to be around on ihe street again which
we are pleased TO note.
Sample copies Of the Michigan
Farmer and Hoard's Dairyman may
br bad at the ExPoSIToR office. We
are agent for them here.
An immense stock OF prose and
poetry works Just received at the EX
go TOR Book STORE. Call and ex-
. th9m before they are al closed
O.t.
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, L. 4. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
VIM Il. Scott has the lumber on
the ground preparatory to erecting a
lean-to to his building. He carries a
large stock in the furniture and un-
derJaking line and is doing this to
give him more room.
We made mistake in the date
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Lanes
obituary in regard to when they came
to this town. 1t should have read
1892 instead of 1852. They had been
in this country SO years.
John ID. Jones received a check
for 81 900 insurance due John Wilson
and paid the same To the latter named
party this week. Mr.. Jones represents
good companies and they always pay
their losses promptly.
"A meeting Of the Library Associa-
ton of this place is called for to'mor
row (Friday) evening at Mrs. Geo. w
Bell s residence. All The members ART
requested to be present AS officers art
to be elected and other important bust
ness transacted. BY ORDER OF Con-
We are requested to correct tn,
report of Greenwood township election
which appeared in last lssue. Th'
following is the tion:-Super
visor, Patrick Fox, majority 20; clerk
John T. BonseT, 8; treasurer. Waite
Shiel. g.; school inspector, Geo. L
Hunt, Ia.
Jim Macarthur and p. S. McGre9
ory started for Cass City last weel
where they have purchased stock o
goods and intend carrying on business
We are srrry to see the boys go but l
is TO be hoped they have struck
bonanza and may succeed in securing
a fortune in the land Of gold and silver
ID. Drake, who purchased the stoc
of general merchandise lately owne'
by Henry Turner, wishes TO inform
the public in an adv. in this paper tha
lie intends to keep in stock all good
carried in a general store and also tina
he is closing out some goods at cost t
| make room for his spring stock.
will pay you TO give him a call.
The Chicago Sun well says
"When cows have learned to read
then, and not till theu, will 1T pay en-
terprising merchants to advertise thei
business on wayside fences, trees an
gateposts." All the ingenuity OF ma
has failed to invent an adyertisin
medium equal to the columns OF a
old established newspaper. 1t Is
part of everybody's daily life to rea
the newspapers. and To do this will
out reading the advertisements Is
impossibilisy. Therefore the merchar
who knows anything of human natul
never fails TO prefer the newspaper