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

II. A. Baker, of Port Huron, is il
town visiting his many friends.
ID. ID. Cheseboro, of Woodstock
Ont, is visiting at w, w. Cowing's.
We print tax receipts at thi
office cheap. Give us call when il
need.
Mrs. Aaron Earnest, of Grant, i:
the guest of David Orser and wife this
week.
Mrs. Thos. Hickey is at present
visiting friends aud relatives at Am
Arbor.
WIN. Ovens, of Almont, our new
merchant in the Duilie Block, is here
this week.
"A pleasant party was held at the
residence of ii. III. Holden on Monday
evening last.
We are sorry to say Brown City
correspondence is received too late for
publication this week.
Jas. Haviland. of Minden City, is
in town this week visiting his rela-
tives and old time friends.
We have had number of snow
storms Of late but not enough Of The
beautiful to make sleighing.
Don't tail to drop in and examine
the elegant stock of furniture at the
old VIM. Il. Scott stand. Prices away
down.
-Jno. w. Lamon has removed his
bank fixtures to lis new block and may
now be found IN neat and handsome
quarters.
Every goth purchaser get their
goods free on Monday at Holden Bros.
their last day in the old stand. See
their adv.
Miss Emma Tyrrell, of Croswell,
who has been visiting III this vicinity
for some time past returned to her
home last week.
You will find as good line of
School Books and School Supplies at
the EXPosIToR Book Store as is kept
In the village. Call and examine.
w. j. Parkinson. of Chicago, ILL.,,
who has been visiting with his father
and other friends in this vicinity for
some time past, returned home Mon
day morning.
Fresh Oysters direct from Balti.
more, Nd, for sale at Rollins & Hi
sey's. Per can % cts, two cans for 45
cents. We know they are good for
we have sampled them.
Geo. III. Mustard has removed with
his family to Port Huron where he
will go into business. 1t is with re-
gret that we see them leave; but what
is Brock way Centres loss is Port HUI
ron's gain.
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 otter
cases. Address, L. T. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
JoB WORK We are prepared to do
all kinds of job work at this office on
short notice. Having just put in
largo supply of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail or
On account of the Central Hall not
being completed the Ladies' Aid of the
M. e. church are compelled to post
pone their oyeter supper. which was to
have been held therein Thanksgiving
evening. until some future time. Fur
ther notice will be given when it is to
be held.
--"Come back to your first love" is
the heading of new adv. for ID. G..
Finlayson in this issue. He intends
always to keep full lire of general
He invites all to give
him call and by fair dealing and
courtesy merit a continuance OF your
patronage.
Geo. Cook, who was in the furni-
tuie business with VIM. Vapcamp
short time ago in this village, has OPEN
ed up business for himself at South
Clifford and is carrying full line of
furniture and undertaker's goods. Mr..
Cook won many warm friends during
his sojourn here who regret his depar-
ture. He is an honest and upright
man and we take pleasure in recon-
him to the citizens of Clifford
and surrounding country.
"A novel and absorbing entertain
ment is sweeping over the social sur
face of the country with the rapidity
and earnestness of the spelling bee.
Mum social 1t is called. And mum
social is all the rage. The rules are:
First, All entering the room will be
expected to maintain perfect silence.
Second, The first person who speaks
will be fined SO cents. Third, Each
succeeding person Will be subject to a
fine of 25 cents and be entitled to a
ticket for refreshments and the privi-
lege of talking and making others talk.
Fourth. No writing allowed. The pro-
ceeds are devoted to charity.
Should any farmer be called upon
by person ostensibly for the purpose
of ascertaining the yield. per acre and
total, of the products grown by him
on the farm, such farmer reader will
be money in pocket in declining to
sign his name to the paper ito guaran-
tee that the statements he has made
are true." If he does not heed this
advice, we guarantee that he will soon
have a promissoiy note to pay without
value received. Refuse all strangers
access to your premises until you are
satisfied that their business with you
is legitimate; and If they are selling an
article that you want, pay the cash for
it when you get possession of It. But
do not under any circumstance give
uanr ainn afura to anu cfraana. ID.