Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-19
Local Expositions.

Local Expositions.
JOB WORK We are prepared to do
all kinds OF job work at this Office OH
short notice. Having just put In a
large supply Of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention gwen to orders by mail or
telephone.
The Detroit Daily Times,
Filled brimming with rymes,
Came out bright and gay
On st. Valentines day,
All printed In blue,
With its headings. too,
All sparkling aud bright
AS the stars at night.
Even the dispatches
From the Associate ed Press,
Were each bedecked
In poetic dress.
lf you desire n rare treat,
The Detroit Times can't DC beat;
So send for IL to-day
Without any delay,
And YOU will never regret
When you read 1t, you bet.
No thaw yet.
Lent began yesterday.
Did you get ValentineP
Wood wanted at this Office.
-Yester day was Ash Wednesday.
- Saturday was a busy day in town.
Town meeting day is approaching.
The backbone OF winter is as solid
as a crJwbar.
Two horse buyers are in this local
ity at present.
Notice our clubbing rates in anoth-
er place in this issue.
"A fine stock Of groceries just re-
ceived at the 09ct store.
Fifty cords of wood wanted on
subscription at this Office.
Gold, still colder, but this is the
coldest we have ever seen.
If this weather lasts we may have
six weeks sleighing i'll February.
Apples. potatoes. butter and eggs
bought and sold at the 99ct store.
The best and 10 cent cig,rs for
sale at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
"A full line of copy books just re-
ceived at the EXPOSITION book store.
The subscription list for the EX-
PosIToR is boomiDg along at u rapid
rate.
Geo. Vanwagner is able to be
around again. although he is not very
strong.
Take in the masquerade at
Coughs roller rink this (Thursday)
evening.
Another snow storm on Sunday
evening. Trains all late on Monday
morning.
DIR. Mills, Of Richmond, was in
town Monday visiting his brothers and
Other friends.
Dock Boice, OF Port Huron, visit
ed his sister, Miss Z. Boice. in this
place last week.
The "oldest inhabitant" is OF the
opinion that the weather machine
must have slipped cogs.
Cannot some of those who owe Us
come III and settle up?
We received card from our
friend Jim Macarthur stating that lie
will be home in about two weeks.
"A new ingram carpet for sale AT
the EXPoSIToR Book Store. Now
is your chance to get carpet cheap.
Call and examine our line of comic
and fancy Valentines.
ExPosIToR Book STORE.
1T is rumored that fire Tuesday
night DESTROYED the barn aud contents
belonging To Charles Wisner north OF
here.
r.. /. Polk & Co.'S agent was in
town Wednesday delivering the Port
Hnron city and st Clair Co. directory
for 1885.
Wonder il all our correspondents
have been buried by the re.:ent snow
storm. If not let US hear from you
gentlemen.
II. A. Dean has traded his house
and lot here in town to JASPER Cook
for 80 acres of farming land In Green.
wood township.
The north and south roads are
said To be badly drifted. In some
places II is impossible for two teams
10 pa,s each other.
"A meeting has been called at
Capac to resurrect their Agricultural
Society which has been rather dormaut
for the past year or two.
I'VE were late last week with the
papers on account Of the snow blockade
which delayed our papers two days.
Hope that il will not occur again.