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

We have had disagreeable wealth
Ell during the past week.
w. ii. Wear & Co. will have a
change of adv. next week.
Read the new prospectus Of Lip
pincott's Magazine in another column
"A large assortment of good read
ing just L, ceived at the EXPOsITuR
Book Store.
Holden Dios have just received
their fall and winter stock of ladies
hoods call and see them.
will and Miss Carrie Rapley spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Adams at Caseville last week.
Mrs. Geo. Merrill and Mrs. Bell,
of Lexington, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Niggeman over sunday.
Mrs. Allan Brown will open a
school for children at her residence, on
Monday the 9th inst, at 0: 80 a. m.
Terms, 81 90 per month.
If there is anything in this wide
world that causes more trouble, makes
more noise, and is more expensive
than steam thrasher. it's woman.
Editor Menzies. of the EXPO IToR,
left for the home of his mother, i'm
Amherstburg, Ont. Wednesday morn
ing. He will remain until the first of
the coming week.
Waring Il Mustard have dissolved
partnership, G.. w. Waring continuing
in the business. lie has Just received
new suck and is prepared to meet
the wants of his customers.
"A young woman in Detroit put
this personal in the Free Press: Dear
Ned: Come back; all is forgiven. Pa
kicked the wrong man and didn't
know it was you. Come Immediately.
"MARY."
Among our new advertisements in
this issue will be found the card of
Geo. L. Allen, the worthy proprietor
of the Union Hotel, Sandusky. Mr..
Aliens management Of this house has
given general satisfaction and he has
added many new personages to the
list of the houses patrons.
An act was passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature making it the
duty of the Supervisor in each ward
and township of the state to appoint
some person, other than those whose
duty il is olook after the paupers and
criminals, ITO see that every eX-Union
sailor and marine, who dies without
means has decent intermect-not IN
q potter's field-at an expense not to
exceed $40. The person SO appointed
is to report to the County Clerk the
name of the deceased soldier and the
company and regiment to which he
belonged, and it is made the duty of
the County Clerk to report the facts to
the authorities at Washington and re-
quest,that a beadstone. to which all
deceased soldiers are entitled under an
act of Congress, be sent.
Now is the time to think about
your winter reading. You have been
busy during the summer. but you will
have an abundance of time in the
winter, and will feel more than ever a
desire to know what is going on in the
busy world around you, Supply yonr-
selves with reading for the coming
year, and in making out your selec-
snre that you will be more than pleas
ed with the ExPosIToR; it will appeal
directly to your wants. 1t is true it
will not do for your political or
general news sheet. but il will contain
in a condensed shape the important
general events Of each week. while
while local happenings of your own
town will ever be found full, and you
will find that the EXPosIToR will be
the most eagerly perused by your
household.
An exchange says: There will be
quite number of new wrinkles in roll
Ter skating this season. Last year the
skatorial art was in its infancy. Now
nearly every ono knows how to skate
and instructors in rlnks this year
should be entirely different. Any
man who could skate straight ahead
was competent to fill the place last
season. Now an instructor should
be skater well advanced in
scientific skating, so as TO be able to
teach the patrons pretty steps, other
than the continuous round and round
plain skating-steps that can either be
skated in couples or alone. In that
way you not only introduce an addi-
tion to the amusement that is interest
ing, but it advances the amusement
into the proper channels, away from
racing. which is only an exhibition of
endurance, and hIppodroming, which
managers are powerless to suppress.
A grace of movement will be attained,
to be found In no other way. Fancy
skating calls into activity muscles that
need exercise most, while plain skat-
ing is little better than walking.