Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-07-01
Local Exposifions.
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Q'rom the Poetic Editor.

Q'rom the Poetic EditOr.O
All hail the sound of Menzies' voice,
Let debtors pr0strate fall;
Bring forth your money or your wood
And pay him, one and all.
We chosen seeds of Israel's race,
Why don't you pay your bill,
For that will ease his troubled mind
Much better than pill
Oh! that within the next four weeks
Don't wait To sell your grain;
But settle now that little bill
And make him smile again.
Wood for sale at w. IL. Wear e. Co.'S.
Two brass bands will be here OH the
9Th.
One can filler given away with every
dozen cans at ", II. Wear Il Co.'S
Miss Mary Burns, of Fargo, is visit
ing friends in this place this week.
Herbert IIennessy is on visit to his
uncle. Wallace Adams, at Caseville.
DR. Howell has carpenters and plas-
terers at work remOdelling his dwelling
house.
Lincoln Avery has passed favorable
examination in the law department at
Ann Arbor.
Casson Stonehouse says:-"We have
a girl up at our house but please don't
tell anyone
Miss Tuna Welch who has been
teaching at st Ignace is now engaged
to teach at Orville.
Miss Evelyn Lugsdin, of Detroit, is
the guest of her sister. Miss Ada
Lugsdin, at present.
Go to Ovens & Braidwood's for
choice candies. nuts, oranges, lemons
and bananas. Big stock.
Rev. IL. King will preach sermon to
the odd Fellows of this place next Sun
day at 10 a. IN. IN are invited.
\. L. Jackson invites all of his
friends to come to his dance in his new
hall OH Monday evening, July 5th.
Robt II. Menerey is on three weeks
visit to parts in the Lake Superior
region. We wish him pleasant trip.
Look over Anderson Il Cos change
of ad. in this issue and read what they
have to say about their celebrated
machines.
Bro. Galbraith, of the North Branch
Gazette, made us friendly call yester-
day while in attendance at the NJ. +. 5.
:. Institute. as also did Rev. j. Belts.
of Croswen
Ladies and Gents fine shoes in end
less variety at Holden Bros. Should
you want pair before the Fourth don't
fail to call and look over their line.
NJ. Henderson is putting up fine
frame dwelling house for Hon. Chas.
Powers in the town of Emmett. Chas.
f. Michaels is doing the mason work.
a fine line of Courtland wagons and
buggies just received at Pool Il Devalls
Call OH them and see what they have
A good stock of binder twine on hand
We notice the following named boys
have returnrd from the north woods
during the past week or so: John
Youngs. Abner Phillips, Will Tebo
Geo. Youngs, Will Bell, Will Henry and
! John Brooks.
+. VI. IIaight. of Port Huron, made
his brother Elwin visit last week
He was also introducing his Concert
Dimond Silver Polish for boots anf
shoes. the finest thing we have seen yet
for giving jet black shine to boot ol
shoe. For sale by all dealers. Get {
box and try it, and you will have NJ
other.
We thought the strawberries publish
ed in last issue were about as large a.
they could grow them. but the pas
week Wm Williams brought to thi
office quart of strawberries the larges
of which measured inches in circum
ference. Twenty-seven berries mad,
up the quart. They are of the improv
ed sharpless variety and were grown b.
I'd. Peck OH his place in Clyde. Next
We have made a slight change in tn,
business management of our paper an,
bookstore and intend to effect settle
ment of all our business affairs within
the next four weeks. We wish to sa,
to those who are indebted to us fo
subscription. job work or advertising
that our agent. Chas. Townsend. vii
call on you within that time and W
hope you viii be prepared TO settl
with him. We have carried on busi
ness here now for over four years an'
il is about time We made settlemcn
with III who are indebted 90 us.