Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Local Exnosiiions.

JOB WoRK We are prepared to
all kinds OF job WORK at this Office o
short notice. Having just put in
large supply of material, we can furn
ish you anything you want. Especia
attention given to orders by mail o
telephone.
Local matter is terribly scarce a
PRESENT.
Hard times and w ddnss go hant
in hand.
Now that business is dull, spreal
printers ink
"A cold wave struck this plac,
Monday morning.
S l.. Boyce, of Port Huron, wa,
in town this week.
The Montreal carnival commences
in that city Jan. 90.
Mrs. JAS. Ricks is very low and
not expected to live.
The Port Huron Mutual Fire In.
surance Co. is no more.
"A gang of thieves are operating
in and around Pt Huron.
Fifty cords of wood wanted on
subscription at this Office.
The best ) and 10 cent cigars for
sale at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
-Chas Bidgood and wife, of Port
Huron. visited at ID. II. Browns last
week.
1t looks as though there is sub
stantial foundation for the wheat
boom.
The Port Huron Daily Telegraph
has been reduced TO six column
paper.
Rubbing windows with glvcerine
will prevent their frosting in cold
weather.
Jas Garlick, Of Alpena, visited
with friends in this place during the
past week.
M. L. Grandy was called TO Cana
da last week on account of the death
of his sister.
--Jno. w. Dale. of Pontiac, was
here last week in the interests Of the
Toronto Mail.
"A new trial has been granted the
city of Pt. Huron in the Townsend
damage suit.
Parties knowing of any local news
will confer a favor on us by making
the same known to us.
1t is said that when a man lies the
devil laughs. How the old fellows
sides must ache now days.
Mr.. Smith, of Oxford, passed
Sunday in this place the guest of his
laughter Mrs. j. w. Gray.
Miss May DinsmOre. OF 1T Huron,
las been visiting her friends in these
parts during the past week.
Judge John Mcneil one of Port
Huron's oldest citizens died in that
city on Monday evening last.
Mrs. J. d. Palmer, of st. Catha.
lines, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Petit, III this place.
"A team hitched to load of hay
.ook a lively run down main at, on
Monday last. No damage done.
The fellow who said that "hard |
lines is a myth never run country |
newspaper and we will bet on it.
"A new ingram carpet for sale at |
he ExPosIToR Book Store. Now |
s your chance to get carpet cheap.
The Masonic Fraternity of 1T.
Huron will hold their annual ball and |
ocial Wednesday evening, Jan. 21.
The board of supervisors have &C.
,epted the new county Jail, and seem
o be well pleased with the structure.
Choice teas. coffees, canned goods,
spices and in fact everything new and
resh atD II. Browns corner groc cry
jerry Brooks and wife. of Oxford.
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. +.
Brooks of this place during the past
week. 70
wv. III. Wear & Co., have a new
advertisement in the columns of the
SxPosIToR this week. Be sure and
cad it.
Jerry Paisley left on Tuesday
morning for Alpena where he will
remain for the rest of the
winter.
IA Dexter man has a Bible 274
ears old. III it had been any other
ook 1t would have been worn out
Dng ago.
Miss Malissa Belts who has been
isiting her parents in this place for
veek or two left for Olivet this week
0 attend school.
"A Grand Rapids young man ate 81
uail in SO days and disproved the old
uperstition that man could not eat
0 in 80 days and live.
II. b. Cough has placed new
floor in his building the
ize of which is 40x60 feet. The rink
} crowded every evening.
The Detroit Daily Times is the
leanest, brightest and best of its size
n that city, and Lloyd Breeze editor
n-chief Is TO blame for IL being so.
Whatever he undertakes he does
yall "