Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-02-12
Local Expositions.

JOB Work We are prepared to dc
all kinds of job work at this office OF
short notice. Having just put in 4
large supply of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail OIL
telephone.
Wood wanted at this offica.
More snow Saturday evening.
Locals are very scarce this week.
The snow - now three or four feet
deep on The ievei.
Notice our clubbing rates in anoth-
er place in this issue.
Fifty cords of wood wanted on
subscription at this Office.
Mrs. Campbell is visiting friends
in Riley Centre at present.
The board of registration for
Brockway met on Wednesday.
p. ). McGregory. of Trumans-
burg. n. y, is III town this week.
The best and 10 cent cigars for
sale at the EyPosIToR Book Stors.
The mercury fell as low as 100
below zero on wednesday morning.
Jas IIisey aad wife are visiting at
present with las Holden and family.
"A full line OF copy books just re-
ceived at the EXPosIToR book store.
The plant os happiness cannot
thrive without the air Of cheerful =
ness.
Frank Holden and Miss - -,
of North Branch, spent Sunday in
town.
Amos Finch. of Armada. visited
with Chas Hopkins and family last
week.
We are informed that Miss Gertie
Dutlie is very i'll at present, in Port
Huron.
-R0bt ID. Shut, of Capac. has been
granted patent on detachable wag-
Oh stake.
This winter is open at both ends
and lots of Cold weather and snow in
tie middle.
WIN X. Scott intends to make an
addition 10 his building AS soon as the
weather will permit.
We are always pleased when our
friends take the trouble to hand in
local and personal items.
"A new ingram carpet for sale at
the EXposIToR Book Store. Now
is your chance to get carpet cheap.
j. C. Holden and Miss Carrie
Rapley are making friends and relatives
Il visit ut North Branch this week.
Call and examine our line of comic
and fancy Valentines.
EXPosIToR Book STORE.
VIM. III. Lee, of Brockway. aud
Theresa Hiltmayer. Of Ssndusky; were
married at Almont last week Tuesday.
The heavy snow storms of the
past week have buried all the news;
hence the lack of the same in this
issue.
The snow and cold weather we
have been having this winter beats
ever experienced by the old
est inhabitant.
III. b. Cough has postponed his
masquerade and carnival until one
week from tonight, (Thursday.) All
are invited to attend.
We are sorry to learn that VIM
Cline, who went to Green's CorNers on
Wednesday to deliver message, was
badly frozen on his return.
Mrs. Geo. Y. Turner has received
So, 600 from the Royal Arcanum, the
sum being the amount of life insurance
carried by her late husband.
u. II. King will give a ball and
oyster supper ut his hotel in Melvin on
Friday evening. Feb 20ih, 1884. All
are invited, and II good time may be
expected.
We have not been called on as yet
to write an obituary on the venture
some boy who catches on bobs." But
we expect 10 be obliged to chronicle it
bef ore long.
After all, Peter Postanger may
comfort himself with the reflection
that this is an open winter open to
objection on account of the continuity
of the cold.
Sam Bettis sent us last week a
piece of cheese, thu latin name for
which he SAYS is Limburger. lie writes
that as times are dull here he thought
the cheese would enliyen tue atmos-
phere and recommends il to keep Off