Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
Local Exposifions.

Tax receipts printed at this office.
To-day Is the day we all should
give thanks.
&C. II. Niggeman will have new
adv. reXt week.
School books and school supplies
at the EXPosITOR Book Store.
Great bargains at Holden Bros.
Saturday and Monday. See their ad.
"A full line of Lovell's Library
will be found ut the EXPosIToR Book
Store.
&C. A. Wells has his new house
completed and has moved into the
same.
"A handsome display Of Xmas
cards and Holiday Goods at the Ex-
PosIToR Book Store.
"A large stock of school books just
received at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
Give us call when in need.
Master Eddie Baker, of Port HUI
ron, visited with Master Harry Nc
Kenna during the past week.
The Holiday season is drawing
near. Call early and look over the
beautiful presents at the EXPosIToR
Book Store.
The best line of furniture and un-
dertaking in the county, outside of
Port Huron, can be seen at the old
VIM. r. Scott stand.
e. L. Haight returned from the
north woods this week. We presume
he has a good stock of bear stories
prepared to give to the boys.
j. Saunders has a large quantity
of superior chimney tile on hand for
sale at reasonable price. They are
far more secure and durable than
brick.
We have made many changes in
and around our printing Office and are
now better prepared than ever before
to promptly meet the wants of our
customers.
The Move nber term of the circuit
court was adjourned OH Saturday last
until next Monday to give the jurors
liberty to partake of Thanksgiving
turkey at home.
j. C. Holden, of the firm of Hol-
den Bros, was in Detroit this week
and purchased an immense stock of
goods for their winter trade. They
will move into their new store next
week.
An exchange says: "a miss in
Iowa has hair that sweeps the floor"
Now il that miss had hair that could
cook. wash and iron, and milk the
cows, what a bonanza she would be
Tor "a wife.
Prof. Rens DeGeer, of Lexington,
WAS here last week for the purpose of
organizing Il singing school. Finding
the prospects good he will return in
a week or so. lie is spoken of by the
press as "a worthy and able teacher"
Louis Reil had to swing into eter-
nifty notwithstanding the wishes Of the
half-breeds of the NoTth-we for his
pardon. Had he been victorious he
would have teen hero, but as it was
he was Obliged to meet his fate on the
gallows.
Furniture of all kinds, cheaper
than the cheapest; good cabinet maker
in connection. Picture framing neat
ly done and on short notice. Examine
our cupbards ,aDd milk safes before
purchasing. Reliable old VIM. II.
Scott stand, opposite Duffie block.
Just received at Miss Kittle A.
CAROLS millinery. and dressmaking
store nice line Of new hats and bon
nets, all the new shapes. and fancy
feathers. BE sure you call and look
them over. You will find new adv.
in this issue which You should not fail
TO read.
Good faithful girls of "gumption"
and common sense CAN always lind
work and good wages. The trouble
with our girls is that they imagine tina:
working out is degrading, and so take
to sewing their eyes out for a mere
pittance. A girl of good sense and
rcspectability should command good
wages aud genuine membership IN
the family in which she works