Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-23
Local Exposifions.
want TO be an ice-man,
And with the ice-men stand,
With frost upon NV forehead,
And the north-pole in my hand.

Ana the nortn-pole III my manu.
Rev. j. w. Gray was at Dryden
on business this week.
-Rev. C. w. Gray, of Carsonville,
is visiting with his brother and family
this week.
Miss Smith. of Port Huron, is the
guest of the Misses May and Dell
Stevens at present.
Mrs. and Mrs. Smith, of Dryden,
visited with their son-in.law and
daughter the past week.
Don't borrow your neighbOr' S
paper when you can get one for less
than two cents per week.
Miss Gertie Duflie. of Port Huron.
is visiting at Geo. III. Mustard's and
other friends i'll this place.
The excursion on Tuesday to
Marine City, st. Clair and other river
ports was quite well attended.
-B. G. Gilbert and family, of Belle
vile, Ont, are visiting his brother, G..
s. Gilbert, in this place at present.
The farmers are at present very
busy with their harvest and in con-
sequence business is very dull in town.
We had a splendid shower of rain
on Monday and it laid the dust nicely,
although it did not cool the atmos-
phere.
III. Il. Cough has secured jack
sons full string band to play at his
dance the goth, to be held ut Valley
Centre in Etherington's hall.
"A fire occurred at Capac last
Thursday morning burning a building
together with It's contents valued at
500, owned by Siegel 81 Walker.
We made a mistake in last issue
in regard to Mrs. Gordon visiting with
III. f. Leonard and family. 1t should
have read JAS. Wallace and wife.
Miss Eta Slcat Of Brockway Gen.
ter and Miss Ella O'Brien were the
guests of Miss Minnie Sloat during the
week of the Fourth. --Marlette Leader.
School closed last Friday in Miss
Aliens department, with an exhibition
on that day. The scholars have
made marked progress under her
teaching.
ID. r. Brown has decided to estab-
lish n cash or ready pay system in his
business and in order To do so has cut
the prices OF goods down lower than
ever. Read his adv in this issue.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints i'll OTHER
cases. Address, L. 4. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
1t is our aim to give all the local
news possible, and to that end we are
always pleased TO receive anything in
the way OF news items interesting to
the community generally from our
subscribers and readers.
- The abutments to the Ashley
bridge are completed and have been
accepted by the contractors and pro-
nounced llrst- class piece of workman
ship. and does credit TO the masons
who built it--A. Award and John
Mooney.
An exchange says that by stretch-
ing string near the ceiling, OF a room.
lies will use il TO light upon instead
of the wall, that can thus be kept all
she simmer free from fy specks. We
have noticed this frequently in the
case of strings of dried apples.
You cannot make hay without
sunshine, neither can you do business
successfully without money. We dc
not give this as a hint to those delin'
Guent subscribers of ours but we would
like it awful well If we had some ol
the cash due Us to do business with.
Tie Lords Union Army CLOSED
their meetings Tuesday night. Brock
way Centre is not very desirable
place for them 10 do business III from
one TO twenty cents per night Is no
sufficient TO buy Tread and butter an'
clcthiny that is If they had TO buy II