Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-10
Christmas two weeks from to-mor

PosIToR Book Store.
-Petoskey, the Indian boy skater
is at the rink Tonight.
We understand Geo. w. Bell ha.
started livery in town.
Our merchants are making pre-
parations for their holiday trade.
REV. S. G.. Belts is at present la
boring with the sinners at Romeo.
Pay your village taxes before the
18th of this month and save the pei
cent.
Buy 25 cts worth of goods at G.. A.
Wells q Co.'S and take "A guess on the
pumpkin.
Eugene Haight. of Port Huron,
visited his brother Elwin in this place
last week.
do not buy your holiday goods un-
til you see those at the EXPosIToR
Book Store.
The EXPosITOR will make a good
Christmas present to send to your alb
sent friends.
The select social hop last Thurs
day evening was quite well attended
and splendid time hAd.
Mrs. O. l.. Ashley with other
friends took dinner with Miss Kittie
A. Carroll sunday last and pleasant
time was had.
We still take wood on subscrip-
tion. Those who have promised to
bring us wood now is good time to
come in with it.
w. Fitzgerald and wife of STRAIT.
ford, Ont, are visiting at NJ Brennan's
at present. He talks of starting busi-
ness IN this place.
Next Thursday evening will be
election of officers of Brockway Lodge,
No $40, + IL n. Nj. A full attend
ance of the brethren is requested.
-Four of the celebrated White Sew
ing Machines, only been used shoIt
time, for sale cheap for cash or good
note at the EXPosIToR Book Store.
Tuesday evening next will be elec-
tion of officers of Brockway Centre
Tent. No. Sc, X. o. T.. M. All the
bees are expected to swarm at the hive
that evening.
ID. Drake has moved into the old
stand lately vacated by Holden Bros.
His stock is complete and he invites
everybody to call ana see him in his
new quarters.
joel Smades has opened out a
shoemakeI'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
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, e. Il. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
Copy for change of ads. must be
brought in not later than Tuesday noon
of each week to insure publication. We
wish our advertisers 20 please make u
note of this and try and bring in their
copy on time.
-Thos. Rapley has purchased the
livery of Frank Dagg and intends fit
ting it up in first-class shape, making
new additions, and will be prepared to
furnish tGrnouts as cheap as they can
be got in the village.
Jas Brown and John Merrill have
opened real estate, collection, insur-
ance and loan Office in Mr.. Browns
building. Both men are wellsand fav-
orably known and success is sure to
attend their venture.
Jeremiah Johnson, our Township
Treasurer, will be at Justice Effrick's
office near the Rapley House every
Saturday this month and at his home
west of here every Friday for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes.
j. ID. Jones fell out of the NOW in
his barn Sunday, onto the floor, re-
ceiving quite serious injuries. He is
compelled to remain in the house for
a time. We hope to see our genial
supervisor around again soon.
On account of making the changes
about our Office we have been delayed
in getting out job work on time. We
are now settled and prepared to do all
work with neatness and despatch.
When in need send your work to us.
The Sanilac JEFF. contains the fol-
lowing: "VanWagner, the Brockway
Centre financier, is still at large, very
much at large. His operations amount
to several thousand dollars. The very
recklessness and boldness of his oper-
ations seemed to have disarmed suspi-
cion."
The Eureka Literary Society of
Peck will hold public debate and en-
tertainment at the above named place
OH Friday evening, Dec. IL. All are
cordially invited to attend. This So
ciety has lately been organized and has
for its president our genial friend IL.
o.. Babcock.
Elk Lodge, No. 353. +. & A. NJ.
will give an oyster supper and public
installation of officers at their hall, in
Peck, on Monday evening, Dec 2S.
There will be speaking, music, etc., in
attendance. Bill for supper 10 cents
per couple. Reception committees.
Gray, VIM. Owens and Mrs. s. Gray.
Doors open at o'clock p. m. Ar
rangements are being made to fully
accommodate the public. All are cor
daily invited.
DIR. Clyne left pail of water in
his office over G. A. Wells 81 Co.'S drug
store last Sunday night. Water froze
and bursted bottom out of pail. DIR.
emptied the ice out of pail. bottom and