Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-28
Local Exposifions.
Emmet has a roller skating rink.

Emmett has roller skating rink.
Read the low prices in W. ii. Wear Il
Go. S adv. in this issue.
Wood taken in exchange for clothing
at the Bargain Clothing House.
Miss NIitts. of Port Huron, visited
with Miss Mary Chamberlain last week.
J. c. McKenna is attending Grand
Lodge of +. x ~ NJ. at Detroit this
week.
=. +. Pearce and family, of Algonac,
are visiting friends and relatives in this
village ut present.
\ new Remington Sewing machine
for sale cheap at the EXPOSTTOR Book
store. Call and see it.
A. II. Fraser and family are visiting
Mrs. Wedge and other friends in the
neighborhOod of Saginaw.
u. Gilbert has sold his farm north of
Elk and.moved with his family to De
troit where he will make his home here
after
G. Andrea Il Sons wish To buy 500
cords of wood at their woolen mills in
}rockway Centre. All kinds of lumber
and shingles wanted.
On account of the inclemency of the
weather last Friday evening the Liter
AIRY Society meeting was not held. The
program, that was TO have been given,
will be produced tomorrow evening.
We were mistaken in announcing in
last weeks issue that Miss Kittie ~
Carroll would occupy part of b. +.
Doty's store. She will remove this
week into part of the store occupied by
Mrs Tomlin. nee Mrs. Trainer. where
she will remain for Il short time.
Who was it that had his lady out for
cutter ride last Sunday and in turning
around in the neighborhood of the Jones
school house. overturned the cutter con-
tents and all? We are informed that
he has a Sandy complexion. Next time
keep both hands hold of the reins.
Geo. ii. Mustard, formerly of the dry
goods firm of Waring & Mustard, Brock
way Centre, has entered the employ of
W. +. Hall & Go. Mr.. Mustard has had
13 years experience at the business and
has made many friends in the section
where he has done business. PIT. IIu-
ron Times.
How do you like the looks of the En-
PosIToR now? We have just added $3.50
worth of new type and other material
for improving the paper and doing job
work with despatch. Come in. all ye
who are behind on our books. and let us
see that you appreciate our efforts to
give you good readable paper.
\ work of convenient art. worthy of
a place in office. library or parlor. is the
Columbia Bicycle Calender. just issued
by the Pope Manufacturing Co., of Bos-.
ton. Each day of the year is given up
on separate slip, while cycling quo
tation, newsey, of information. or other
wise interesting; in fact, it is. in minia-
ture, a virtual encyclopaedia upon this
universally utilized ''steed of steel"
The calendar proper is mounted upon
heavy board. upon which is exquisitely
executed. in water-color effect, by &. III.
Buck. of New York. charming COM
bination of cycling scenes.
y very pleasant wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Baker, Tuesday evening at ) o'clock, 1t
being the marriage of their youngest
daughter. Miss Ada j., to Fred Fowler
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
a. III. Ross. Relatives of the bride and
groom and few intimate friends were
the only persons present. After supper
the young couple took the evening train
for Flint. and will visit Chicago. Jack
son and Detroit before their return.
Upon their return they will take up
their residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
ker, Oh Water.st. ut. Huron Times.