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

? --Kegister Duiic Il now nicely III
, , stalled in office aud business Is movin
, along smoothly in a cheering fusio
, atmosphere. ---Commercial.
--Andreae ( Sons have opened
lumber yard in this place, and Wi
hereafter keep on hand a full stock o
everything In their line.
Geo Allen while skating at tn
rink fell aud broke his arm and nov
he carries it in u sling. No NOR
skating for him for while.
More snow and ram ON Snnla,
last. Give us climate where VI
will not have the pleasure OF wiLner. :.
ing the both hextreLeJ in one day.
--Judicioas advertising creates mHn'
new business; reyives many dnl
business; rescues many failing bn Il
neas, and preserves many u large bush
hess.
-R +. Trtvellck will probably b.
around this way, AS he has been en-.
| gage 10 address a number of tie RS
semblieS of the X. of j.. in this SEC
ton.
The Amrhion for January / a
hand. Every page will he found useful
1t is just what is needed by all miiSi-
clans. Published by Rios Stephens
Music Co, Detroit. Mich.
Fred, Evans, Of Strathroy. who
has been visiting with his uncle. Mic
Hayes, and other friends In this Gin
ily during the past two weeks return.
Cd 10 his home on Saturday.
Eddie, live-year.old son of W.
Andreae, scalded himself on Thurs
day evening by upsetting the coffee
rot. Both legs were badly blistered
but he Is doing splendid now.
The Pt Huron Saturday Mail says
that the mud on the pavements In that
city is so thick that a stranger coming
in from the outside would hardly
know that he had lett the mud road.
> "A company of young folks w re
entertained ut the residences of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Wallace on Monday
evening last. The evening was spent
in pleasant manner and enjoyed
by all.
"A large number Of colored people
who came North three years ago are
now returning to the south. They
don't seem To be much afraid of Dem.
ocra.ic oppression or reinstatement.
All that nonsense exploded early.
To anybody who has disease of !
throat or lungs. we will send proaf |
that PisO's Cure for Consumption has |
cured the same complaints in other |
Cases. Address, Z. T. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa. !
We are in receipt OF Sutton's new |
German.paper published at Richmond.
1t is considerable satisfaction 10 a per-
son not acquainted with the language
10 spend few moments perusing the |
same. May success attend him In bis
new venture.
Mr.. J. S Duffie. the, register OF
leeds, began work at bis new official
luties last Friday, and before night
lad registered Is deeds. This is moth
ng to what he will be able to accomp.
ish after a little more experience
It Gratiot Sun.
"A little llve.year-old boy in this
,lace hearing some of the larger boys
It school talking of the town going to
)e incorporated ran home and told his
,rother that they couldn't catch on
leighs any more because the town
vas going to be separated"
We are informed that one of our
merchants took his advertisement out
# the paper because we are i'm favor of
We are still in favor
'ublish the EXPOsTTOR without the
representation of his business in its
olumns.
New shelving and counters have
een placed in the Masonic hall build
ng and w. III. Wear & Co. have NOV
d their stock of dry goods, clothing, ,
'oots, shoes and groceries therein. 1t
makes fine store and they invite all
heir old friends and patrons to give ;
hem a call. Z
The new agricultural warehouse
( Geo. w. Bell was completed last
1eek and he now has the finest show :
farm imp)iments, wagons, buggies,
&C., this side Of Port Huron. He can {
urnish you with anything from a |
pade to a steam engine. Call and ex- {
mine his immense stock.
C. Andreae q Sons have given up a
le tailoring business and the same I
ill hereafter be carried on by John
ie the tailor in his old stand across v
,e street. Johnnie it prepared TO q
lake first-class suits to order, do GUS
,m cutting and cleaning and repair a
lg with neatness and despatch. Give b
i'm call. n
--Vice President Schuyler Colfax !
ropped dead in the Omaha depot at .
Minn., at 30 Tuesday
,renoon. He arrived over the Chicago, U
[ilwaukee and st. Paul Railway, and
alked over to the Omaha Depot.
e took off his overcoat. sat down.
I'd almos. Immediately fell over and
<pired. The death is supposed to q
ave been caused by heart disease. 4
1T is worth remembering that no ):
swspaper Is printed especially Tor one I"
,rson any more than a hotel Is built
peciallv to please one guest, People
no become greatly displeased with
'mething they find in newspaper
lould remember that the very. thing In