Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-08
John Downer and wife. of Strath-

other friends IL this pltcsthe pas
week.
Miss Maud. Oar ger, OF 1T Huron,
made her many friends in Brockway
aud Brockway Centre visit during
the past week.
john Grinnell, ST., w. w. Grin
nell and family and Geo Welch and
family spent New Years with j. ID.
Grlnuell and family.
&C. E. Roswell's loss on his goods
has been adjusted and he received q
Check for $4,000 which settles the
claim satisfactorily.
The agricultural editor says there
is quite difference between fair AS
sociation and sewing society. lie
had better look out.
Mrs. j. +. Holden, OF Brown City,
visited her sister, Mrs. w. n. Nc
Kenna, and other relatives and friends
during the past week.
The contract for fixiag up the
Dutie Block has been let to Mr.. Me-
Fadden for $500 aud work was be
commenced on the same this week.
Albert Ferguson of Brockway
Centre spent Il few days the fOrepart ot
this week with his cousin, Rev. Bettis
of this village. e.--Croswell Democrat.
j. S. Duilie took possession of his
new office as Register on Friuay morn.
ing last. He will always be pleased
TO have his old friends call upon him.
The Knights of the Maccabees in
this place are flourishlng, new men-
bers being installed each night of
meeting. The record Of this order is
good.
We received copy Of Vol. /, No.
/, of the Alpha four column. four
page paper published monthly at
Luther, Lake Co., Mich. We wish it
success.
w. III. Wear has rented the Ma
sonic hall building and has men at
work putting in shelving and counters.
lie will move therein as soon as it is
completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Of Atkins,
spent New Years with their daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Kiel, In this place. Mr..
Kiel returned with them to theii home
on Sunday.
"A Grand Army Ball and oyster
supper will be gwen at the Brockway
House, Old Brock kway, Thursday even
ing, Jan. IA, 1885. Ali are invited.
Bill only 81.
An old maid in Nashville keeps a
parrot which swearS ana monkey
which chew2 tobacco. She says be-
tween The two, she DOESN'T miss IA
husband very much.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mitchell. Of Canada,
are here at present visiting their son,
DR.. A. Mitchell, who is seriously i'll
We are in hopes of the immediate re-
coyery Of the Doctor.
"A number more new books have
been received by the library as3ocla-
ton and it is requested, that all Of the
lady members who can, meet at Mrs.
u. w. Bells and cover them.
w. Ii. Wear has purchased the
stock Of goods owned by Z. L. Roswell
and will sell the same cheap for cash
Will Is young man and We wish him
all the success possible III his new
position.
The Detroit Free Press says: at
is delusion to imagine that judlcious
advertising does not pay. We are
cognZant of the fact, that those who
do the most advertising do the most
business.
The Monetary Times SAYS :--"Con-
cerning what are known as standing
advertisements in newspapers, which
some merchants say are useless, 1t has
been remarked, and truly, that they
command confidence.
p. Gilbert has rented the building
used by him AS a wagon shop to John
Hickey for agricultural warerooms.
Mr.. Gilbert has moved onto his farm
north of this place where be- will try
his luck tllling the soil.
A number of the young folks of
this place spent a pleasant evening
at the residence Of Nicholas Hayes
five and a half miles south east of
here. All join in saying that they
we're agreeably entertained.
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 other
cases. Address, Z. L. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
Several parties in town who have
sent after the French dolls advertised
in many American papers, aud also in
the EXPoSITOR, have besn badly sold.
They received in return for their mon-
ey several pictures of dolls painted in
coors. on paper. 1t is fraud.
"A debating club has been formed
in this place and they hold their meet
ings each Monday evening in w. w.
Cowings Office. We do not. as yet, know
who the members are. The meetings
are reported as being very interesting.
Both old and young are invited to take
part.
The Columbus and Hooking Val
ley Railroad fought its miners down
to starvation. Now it is begging its
bondholders to wait awhile; it has no
money with which to pay interest. 1t
crushed its workmen and fawns upon
its creditors. 1t discovers that without
its workmen it is beggar.
"A man who says he can't afford
to advertise is like the man who says
he can't insure. A business man.
who declines to advertise. TO be con-
sistent should tear down his sign
since advertising is simply the multi