Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-05
Local Expositlons.

Read Holden Bros new ad. in
this issue.
Mrs. Henry Smith, of Elk. is
visiting her parents in Detroit.
Butter. eggs. dressed hogs and
ponltry wanted at o. w. Mills grain
house.
George w. Waring, successor to
Waring q Mustard has nav ad for
you to read. this week.
Jas. Hisey and wife attended the
funeral of the only child of VIM. Hisey
at West Branch last week.
-Gowan & Drake attorneys at law
have dissolved partnership and each
Will continue on in business alone.
-Messrs. Goodwillie, Cobb, VOL
colt and McDonagh, of Port Huron.
were in town last Saturday evening.
Miss Rapley, of Strathroy, Ont,
was the guest of Thomas Rapley and
family and other friends in this vicin-
ity last week.
john ID. Grinnell has moved his
blacksmith shop next door to his foun-
dry and is prepared to meet the wants
of his many customers and friends.
We have this week received
large stock of over coats, fur caps,
scotch caps; also good assortment of
cheap caps. HOLDEN BROS.
Our old friend David X. Brown,
Of Deckerville. made dying business
visit TO this place one day last week.
He has sold his house and lot in this
place.
"A grand oyster supper and dance
will be given i'll the Skating Rink, at
Brown City. tomorrow evening. Mr..
DeLong, proprietor. promises pleas
ant time for all who attend.
Although the prospects for
pleasant day Wednesday morning were
not very favorable some 35 of our
citizens took advantage Of the l.. III. "
n. w. Ry. excursion and visited
Detroit.
The inevitable Rev. S. G. Bettis
made his family and many friends in
this place visit during the past week,
and occupied the pulpit in the M. p.
church Sunday evening. He is now
laboring in the vicinity Of Memphis.
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, e. T. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
--Peck's Sun. published at MIlwan-
kee. Wisconsin. Is the most humorous
paper i'll America to-day. Geo. w.
Peck, Its editor and proprietor stands
without an equal as a humorist. He
believes IN making people happy, and
no one can be otherwise who reads his
most excellent paper. Our readers are
invited to read the prospectus of Peck s
Sun, in another column. Sample copies
mailed free to any address.
The several barns of w. H. York,
in Valley Centre, caught fire Tuesday
evening about @ O'clock and were en-.
tirely destroyed together with many
dollars worth Of grain, hay, horses
and farm implements, part of which
were the property of Nelson Wiley
who was the present occupants of The
farm. The origin of the Ere is un
known. The loss can not be accurate
ly given, but as near as can be at pres
ent estimated will reach in the neigh
borhood OF $1,000. w. III. York wa
insured for 81, 500, and Nelson Vile,
for $1,000.
Never cast aside your friends !
y by any possibility you can retain them
We are the weakest of spendtbrifts
! we let one friend drop through mat
tention, or il we hold aloft from on
for some imaginary slight. Would yol
throw away diamond because
pricked you? One good friend Is no
to- be weighed against all tire Jewel
ofthe earth. If there Is GOODNESS Q
}, unkindness between us, let us com
I face To face and haye 1t 0ut--quick Dt
fore the love grows cold. Life IS to
short TO quarrel in or to carry Da
:. thoughts Of friends. 1t is easy to los
?. a frienl, but new one will not com
FOX the mere calling, nor make up 'o
i the old one wher he comes