Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-03
Local Exposifions.


Co.'S 80 cent plow shoes.
Don't fail to see the fine line Of baby
carriages at +. A. Griswold's.
DR.. Griffin, of Melvin, made us a
pleasant call Monday evening.
c. Kelley has returned from the
woods to his home in this place.
Jas Slusser. of Greenwood, is the
happy father of young daughter.
Richard Lankin is building a new
house for himself on his lot in town.
Mrs. Lamon, mother of j. w. Lamon,
was in town the past week on business.
Remember the Temperance Cantata
in the Central Hall this Thursday
evening.
Rollins & IIisey's brick building is
looming up and promises to be a fine
structure.
Ye Editors mother, of Amherstburg,
Ont, made a pleasant visit to this place
over Sunday.
The EXPosIToR Bookstore is the
place to buy your school books and
school supplies.
Miss Mary Burns. of Fremont, is
visiting friends and relatives i'll the
village at present.
One bar of soap given away with
every / pound box of baking powder at
w. ii. Wear & Cos.
When i'll town examine my stock
and prices. They are lower than the
lowest. f. \. Griswold.
Those who would like to purchase
village lots call at the EXPosIToR Office.
We have some bargains.
Mrs. Boice, of Port Huron, visited
with her son and daughter in this place
the fore part of the week.
Ed Johnson. of the customs force Pt.
Huron was here on a visit to old time
friends and relatives last week.
Are we going to celebrate the
glorious Fourth or are we not? am de
question befo' de house at present.
c. Cooper is at present selling imple-
ments for Anderson & Co. He will
undoubtedly make good salesman.
We are informed that a certain young
amateur star in the late drama intends
playing "Black Crook" with a company
soon.
You should not sit down to breakfast
without Ovens & Braidwood's Bouquet
coffee, a mixture of six coffees. Try a
pound.
Miss Kittie A. Carroll has been in
East Saginaw the past week and re-
turned with fine line of new styles in
millinery
Martin Ellinwood, wife and daughter,
of Riley Centre, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. +. +. Brooks on Monday of
this week.
G. III. Niggeman and wife moved in
to the Vanwagner house this week and
Mrs. Vanwagner is now living with
DIR. Howell.
Miss Emma Ferguson who has been
home on weeks vacation on account
of her fathers illness, returned to Port
Huron Saturday morning.
The newest and most stylish clothing
in town can be found at Ovens & Braid
woods. Those seersucker coats are
nice for warm weather. Look at them
Doty q Keller have a fine line of kid
shoes which they will sell cheaper than
you can buy them any where else in
town. Read their change of adv. in
this issue.
ID. LeChene, of Detroit, made Moses
Ducat and other friends in these parts
a visit last week. Mr.. LeChene at one
time resided here, and will be remem-
bered by many.
The memorial sermon by Rev. III
King Sunday evening was very able
and mastery production. In the morn
ing he preached to large congregation
of old soldiers in the NJ. T.. church at
Old Brockway.
We are informed that Thos Beadle
was married to young lady in Grant a
couple of weeks ago. Send up the
cigars Thos. and that viii substantiate
the rumor and we will wish you all the
prosperity and happiness possible.
'Weter, Tanning & Co., the Richmond
egg men bought s,2oo dozen eggs from
two firms at Peck, Waterman & Bene.
dict and John Collins, and the eggs
were taken in trade in the course of a
week. IL must bee good egg country
up there.