Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Local Expositions.
Cold weather again.

cold weather agal1.
The ice-houses in the village were
filled last week.
Mems stiff hats LOO at the Bar
gain Clothing House.
"A heavy snow stoi m Monday MORN
ing makes good sleiehing.
Mems Scotch caps so cents at the
Bargain Clothing House.
The air is already fragrant with
broken New Year resolutions.
Mems all wool Kersey pants 2.25
at the Bargain Clothing House.
The Almont Herald is now IL
years old and bright and newsy as ever.
"A new Remington Sewing machine
for sale cheap at the ExPosIToR Book
store. Call and sec, it. .....
I'VE received communication this
week from 5. o. Wslch which will ap-
pear in our next issue. s...
Miss KittiesA. Carroll intends soon
10 remove her; stock of millinery goods
into part of the store now occupied by
B. +. Doty. ....
Every woman who wants to mar
~ goes for protection. After mar
fiage sho believes III free trade at the
dry goods store. '.''' hit.
-. T-s.- alss -rf s-.E..t
--Remember the tea meeting in the
Central Hall tonight Thursday eve-
ning under the auspices or the NJ. Z.
church. All are invited. .r.~
The new cheap edition of the most
popular story ever published, "Uncle
Toms Cabin" for sale at the ExPosI-
TOR Bookstore. Only S1.00.
Saws gummed in first.class order
and on short notice at j. ID. Grinnelps
foundry. Brockway. Centre. Call IL
you are in need OF such work. 20-st
. in dull times advertise. That is
the time when your, business most
needs booming. 1t is the time when
there are few advertisements in the
paper and yours will receive all the
more attention. .t.
In answer to an advertisement, a
man sent twenty-five cents to learn
how 10 make $50 a week at home
without working, on capital of 81, and
received the following printed slip;
'.Fish for fools, AS / do." "zs
The EXPosIToR force were made
happy on Tuesday of this week, being
the recipients of n large basketful of
fine eating apples. The donnor was
our yhole-souled friend Chas. Lowrey
to whom we all great and small return
our hearty thanks. = ~ = !, q s,.r 5.r
&c. A. II. Grand March. by John
Wiegand. a. A spirited and effective
march for young players. We COM
mend II to teachers generally. 1t is full
of pretty chords and attractive melo-
dies. price 40c, mailed by Ign Fischer,
Publisher, Toledo. y.
The ANNUAL meeting Of the Brock
way CeptNe Agricultural Society will
be held in Ddfiie's Hall, Brockway
Centre, 1t O'Clock sharp, on Monday,
Jau. 25, 1856. al members are TO-
quested to be present as "a full attend
ance is desired. G. II. HOLDEN, Sec. q
--Asevery cultivated family now-a-
days ust,have some practical art mag
azine, we have made arrangements
with THE ARR. AMATEUR. the
leading publication of its class. where
by we can furnish that periodical. 20.
gether with TIE ExPosIToR, includ.
ing postage. for S4.25 year, If paid in
advance, The regular price for The
ART Amateur alone is $500.
--B. +. Doty has mammoth adver.
tisement on the front page in this Is
SUE. Read the astonishingly low prices
on. clothing he quotes in tue same. Mr.
Doty is man of good business. facul.
ties, having done successful business
in the village of Richmond for "a good
many years, He comes here well rec
commended, anu by fair dealing. giving
thr public the wvith Of their none,
every time, and receivinga a liberal pat
ronaye. he expects foreman here per
mamently. His goods are all new ant
iirst-class In every respect and whri
you want bargain give him a call
Remember the place, the Bargain
Clothing House, opposite tie bank
BrOckway Centre.