Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-09
local Expositions.

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JOB Work We are prepared to d
all kinds of job work at this office ol
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.
Courage, Prohibltonistss there is nothing
In the world brave men should fear:
III the heart be firm and steady,
III the arm be strong and ready,
Half our dangers disappear
Only towards faint and falter,
Only tiplers shrink and palter,
Only drunkards are disinayed.
Meet each voter never fear him,
Face the saloon keepers and defy them;
Courage, temperance mem who's afraid.
Keep on your flannels.
Clean out the back yard.
Who will be the first to bring us
a cake of maple sugar.
Geo Vanwagner is happy over the
advent of baby boy at his house.
The best 3 and 10 cent cigars for
sale at tho EXPoITOR Book Store.
--Robt Nash. of Bad axe, has been
visiting friends in this place lately.
ID. II. Brown has go bushels of
turnips for sale at his corner grocery.
Ernie Pierce, of Lexington, was
in town over Sunday visiting friends.
"A full line of copy books just re-
ceived at the ExPosIToR book store.
Geo. Cough has recovered from
his recent illness so as to he around
again.
We return thanks TO Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Brown for late California
papers.
The roads are in bad condition at
present, the bottom being about two
feet down.
Jas Wallace has secured the SER
vices of Peter Iaing, of Romeo. as har-
ness maker.
Tell the man who borrows the
paper that THE EXPosIToR only costs
81 per year.
Treat your wife like beautiful
flower, and she will fill your life with
perfume of JOY.
Wales correspondence received this
week but on account of lack of space
we omit il this week.
Mrs. Grandy, of Canada. is visit
ing with her SONS, NJ. II. and VIM, in
this place at present.
Eli Silverthorn informs us that
two wild geese were seen by him in
his field the other day.
Money wanted on subscription.
Cannot some Of those who owe us
come in and settle up?
Mrs. Palmer, of st. GATHERINGS,
Ont, is at present visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A Petit.
Winter is not lingering in the lap
of spring this year. Spring is a mere
name and has no lap to linger in.
Sumner Starks, of Deckerville, has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. o. l..
Ashley in this place the past week.
E. \. Gustin and wife of West
Bay City, visited with their parents
at Brockway during the past week.
II. A. Workman, travelling agent
for the London Advertiser, was here
during the past week canvasing for that
paper.
M. II. Grandy, Waring & Mustard
and j. II. McKeith will have change
of ads. in next issue. Watch for
them.
100 barrels Of choice hard apples
and some gilt edge butter wanted at
O. w. Mills elevator, Brockway
Centre.
What is my opinion of March
weather? 1t does its own bio wing,
and doesn't ask any assistance from
outsiders.
Jos. Carless has brought us the
first large egg of the season. 1t
measures Gss by ~ inches and weighs
ounces.
The widow of the murdered Gar
field is soon to marry again. This only
goes TO show, show soon we're forgot
ten when we're gone"
Il. ii. Hale has VIM Allen engag-
ed putting new coat of paint on the
Commercial House which improves
the appearances vesy much.
Mrs ! $. Duilie, Bert, Mert and
Lulu. OF Port Huron, visited with Geo,
II. Mustard and family and Other
friends in town over Sunday.
Election passed off very quietly
No fights of any kind that we heard
of. although considerable excitement
was manifest over the election.
You may talk of the signs of the
weather; OF the coming DAYS you may
sing; But setting down on red-ho
stove Is a sign Of an early spring.
Jason, son of Elder l.. Clark, lef
for Tennessee on Wednesday morning
He will return. in week or two II
company with X. Clark, his grand
father.
The biggest fish story on recor'
was told this week by one of GU
citizens, who said he ished in hi
trousers pocket for five cent piece
and found 1t the very first time trying
Two men claiming to be knock
ers. visited this place last week an
tried TO secure pair of boxing glove
to give an exhibition Of their skill, bu
not succeeding, visited the numerou
bars In town and tried to get drinks o
tick which they also failed to do an
left town disgusted. Frank Gillar
| got word from Valley Centre that the
were wanted up there for breaking int
The post Office aGi station house an
at once went in search of them b'