Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-08-27
cold weather lately.

Sugar cured hams and shoulder
cheap at Rollins 81 Hisey's.
john Saunders has brick, lime ant
| hair for sale ut his residence in town
1tf
ID. IL. Brown has just received
some fine pears which he Is selling
cheap.
Mrs. Hennessy and two children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adams a
Casevllle.
Our friend Bert Duilie, of Por
Huron, made his many friends visit
this week.
Mrs. LOSING and little daughter
of Strathroy, are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. G. r. Holden.
Jas. Wallace and wife and Josie
Rapley made Jerry B. Paisley visit
during the past week.
Our old friend John Leonhard, Of
Peck, was III town to-day visiting old
time friends and acquaintances.
j. II. Patton will preach next Sun
day morning at IL A. NJ. and after
noon at L. M. in the A. G. Chapel.
This is the season of the year to
lay by your supply of coal, while it is
cheap, for the approaching winter
season.
Leonard the hardware merchant
has just received "a large stock OF cook
ing and heating stoves. Call and look
them over.
HAIRY james, former Brockway
Centre boy, but now of Olivet. Iowa,
is here on a visit to his old school
mates and friends.
The rich go over the briny,-And
its cooling tide thew stem But the
poor sweat In village and country
The briny goes over them.
--Effrick g. Grinnell have dissolved
partnership and now John ID. Grin
nell is running the foundry and black
smith shop on his own hook.
Go to the rink tonight and see
the sport. John Glanfield, of Vassar,
runs eight miles while Geo. Raymond
skates ten. 1t will be exciting
The sparring match between WIN.
Butts, of Bay City, and Billy Brad
burn, Of Chicago, ILL.,, advertised for
last evening did not pan out very well.
Attend the Harvest Ball In Mich
aels' Hall, next Friday evening. Sept.
4th. Everything in first-claSs order.
Good music and Il splendid time may
be expected.
Master John Grinneil is now
"a bicycle the work of which
is all his own. He has made a good
attempt for ii boy only about fifteen
years of age.
Mrs. G. S. Kimball (nee Maria
Guy, who has been visiting friends
here for the past week, returned To
the home of her parents at Brockway
Centre observation-disclosures Herald.
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. Il. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
The Armada Artisan is no more.
1t died from insufficient support. Bro.
Bacon has leased the Croswell Demo-
craJ and will take possession Sept. 1st.
We wish him all the success possible
in his new field of labor.
The Crescent Library Association
of Brockway Centre, a library cOmpos-
ed of scientific, political and economic
works, has been organized and parties
wishing to'become members can do so
by applying to w. E. or Chas. A.
Wells.
Remington military arms have
been furnished in large quantities to
the following named foreign govern
ments; Spain, France. Egypt. Mexico,
Republic, Denmark, United
States of Columbia, Spain (for Cuba
Sweden, Japan, Greece and China.
The picnic at Roseburg yesterday
was well attended six Sunday schools
being present and large number of
outsiders. All who attended say they
had grand time. w. f. Green
should be commented OH his untiring
efforts in getting it up as to him the
success is partly due.
There will be harvest festival
and lawn party given at the residence
of Holly Bradshaw near Roseburg on
the evening of Sept. Sth. Vocal and
instrumental music will enliven tile
occasion. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all to attend. Proceeds for
the benefit of the pastor, Rev. A. j.
Holmes.
j. r.. Goodier principal of the Pt.
Huron Business college called in 20
see us to-day and made arrangements
for card which you will find in an
other column in this issue. This in
stitution is becoming one of the prin-
cipal business colleges in the state and
any of our young men desiring to take
"A course will do well to write Mr..
Goodier.
1.-The old bachelors Of Lynn will
now have to take back seat for John
Keyworth has got the start of them
and done gone and done it. He was
married to Mrs. Jas. III. Brown on
Tuesday. John has kept back for
seventeen years and now gets with his
vile eighty acres Of land. 1t is some
times policy to wait as exemplifled in
this case.
--P. Gilbert, whose house and con-
tents on his farm in Elk were destroy.
ed by fire sometime ago, wishes 10
thank the Continental Insurance Co.