Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-24
M. T. Grandy is on the sick list.

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office.
We We're visited by heavy rain
Tuesday night.
N rm Sponenburg. or Gasetown,
is town whiting tri.nds.
Mss Jessie Allison is in the vii
lag visiting he many friends.
Miss Kittie A.. Carroll intends Wis.,
itlng friends in East Saginaw Christ
| mas.
We have bare loads again, the re-
cent m Il weather mas done away with
our sleighing.
Ask for box Of Illuminated sta
ionery at the EXPosIToR Bookstore.
1t is all the go.
AN elegant pair of roller skates.
No 10 1-2, for sale. They can be seen
at the EXPosIToR Office.
H. f. Leonard our live hardware
merchant has Il new adv. in this issue
which you all should read.
Woman is like an accordeon; you
can draw her out, but she makes music
when you attempt to shut her up.
Henry Rapley and family are
spending the HOLIDAYS with their many
friends and relatives III this place and
vicinity.
The EPPosIToR force are thank
ful to our TREND Eugene Smith for IL
line lot Of eating apples which will be
duly taken care of.
"A new lot of Lovell.s Library JUS:
received at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
We now have over,2OU choice selections
of this library and no two alike.
ID. Mills & Son are offering great
bargains III new adv. in this issue.
They have large stock to select from
and it would be well for you to call in
and look them over.
&C. +. Michaels wishes all to re-
member his ball ana oyster supper in
his hall III this place tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening. He invites all to come
and have a good time.
joel Smades has opened out
shoemaker's shop In part of Vanwag-
ner's old wagon shop stand and is pre-
pared TO do repairing neatly aud
promptly. Give him acall 29-4t
The Magic Mills of Old Brockway
are in flOurishing condition. they are
taking IN from three to five hundred
bushels of wheat per day, and this,
with their wholesale trade. keeps them
busy from 7 A. NJ. to IL p. M. With
the reputation they already have for
making good -four, we bespeak for
them success
"A yerv enjoyable time was had on
Wednesday evening last at the residence
of Joel Smades where many friends
and relatives assembled to cOngratu.
late me on my 6Sth birthday. | can.
not fully express my gratitude in these
few lines but for the many useful
and valuable gifts which | so highly
appreciate. l express my sincere and
hearty thanks to the cheerful givers
and remain yours very truly.
MRS. MARY WHITE.
We are in rechipt of the following
list of young ladies who will receive
calls on New Years day in Bruckway
Centre: Miss Kittie A. Carroll. assisted
by the Misses Richardson. Lugsdin.
Wear and Mills Of this place. and Miss
jackson, of East Saginaw, between the
hours of and p. NJ There are
manv more who we understand intend
To receive calls on the above dav and
we would thank them if they would
send us their names by next Tuesday
So that complete list can be given in
our next issue.
Rev. Bettes, in the course of one
of his discourses, made the assertion
that there was great danger iu the
possession of riches that it is not safe
to become suddenly wealthy. Wehave
known that for a long while, and have
always exercised great deal of pre-
caution in the matter. 1t was TO guard
against anything Of this kind, and to
be on the safe side. that we went into
the newspaper business. Probably it
was in view OF this that the Elder
went to preaching No fears need be
entertained for the salty of either of
us. Romeo Hydrant.
Frank S;ddalls, the greatest Phila-
delphia advertiser, is reported to have
lately remarked, as a fact worthy of
comment, that he hal never had per-
sonal application for patronage from
the Newspaper Advertising Bureau Of
Geo p. Rowel & Co. of New York.
The reason for this may he found, not
i'm the fact that Messrs. Rowell & Co.
do not want business or are unwilling
to drum for it. but that they find
cheaper and more efficacious way of
securing patronage is to keep their
names before the public by using the
advertising columns of the newspapers.
Doing this they attract those adver-
tisers who wish their services, and
avoid annoying or wasting the Il ne OF
those who have not yet arrived at that
conclusion. The newspaper Is the
most persistent and at the same time
the best mannered of all advertising
cauvassers.