Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-11-18

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j rsains. Extraordinary! at Kitti,
4. CAROLS
" Z. Wells is at Flint attending thc
con:m9rcia! college there.
Choice cgavS, tobaccos and fine
stock ct confectionery j0st arrived az
the Zee Hive.
-. OGGe. Ct Port Huron, made his
many friends in This village q visit on
| Ta2. d. lat.
III" returns Of election are all in,
b"J VeW goods are still coming in every
day at iiohoa Bros.
school las been closed for two or
thlCe weeks on recount OF measles
breaking uut III town.
Mar, Grandy and Arelius King have
returned Ca this place after IN extend
cd visit IA other parts.
Just opened a new lot of pants and
ovCyc0Gt5. luality and prices To suit
al. at Ovens X 3raid"ood's.
An elesaac present given to every
purchaser OK Gne pound of 59ct Japan
tea as Oyens x Eraiiwood's. Try il.
\. & +. OLeary, of Rrocliw&y. have
q O. algc OF ad. in this issue which i9 to
yoIr interest 30 read and act accord
mg.y.
Notice the supplement in this issue,
also change Of adv. for VI. ii. Ballen-
tine of DrOciiway. Big mducement
offered.
When YOU ask the ladies where tC
. 10, CfN IL
goods they always say. why at Ovens
* Braidw0od's OF course"
Miss {. Boice has a fine stock of
Jerseys. corsets, gloves, ladies and
children's wool and cashmere under
wear, lcggins, hoods, hose, etc.
II. 7. Leonard, our enterprising hard
ware merchant. has fine lot OF cook
ing aud heating stoves on hand and in
vites al 10 call and look them over.
Miss Kittie \. Carroll our live and |
cntcIprising miliiner has a change Of |
ad. ia this issue calling attention 90
her nice line of millinery. Read it.
"IIow is it that Holden Eros. have
such Il tea tradey" inquired one lady Of |
another Il few days ago. because they |
always keep the best in town, was the |
reply
Miss G. Boice has the finest stock of |
and trimmings in Brockway. |
Toboggan caps in all colOrs and styles
also Il new stock Of the sensation" and
Edith Kingdom hats.
Jas. Ferguson and family have NOV
ed into VIM. r.. SCOTS dwelling house.
Mr.. Scott is now residing on the Wedge
farm, which place he will work next
year, Wm. Strong's term having OK
pired.
Miss Mamie IIydoyn has been at her
home in TT. Gratiot Tor the past few
weeks on account OF the illness of her
Miss Jessie Brown has filled
her place i'll the primary department Of
our schools since her absence.
w. Belts has completed the sidewalk
in front Of his residence and now we
have stretch of sidewalk six feet
wide from the Rapley House TO the
station. \ new sidewalk has lately
been laid from Frank Landro's corner
to the Advent church.
Calvin RuSsells valuable team was
stolen from his barn south of here on
Monday night but were again found.
Elmer Smith having some spite against
Mr. Russell took the horses and started
away with them but was captured, hay
ing damaged the team to a considerable
extent.
lay and from now until then we editor
will be found in his sanctum sanctor- {
lm waiting patiently for some farmer
friend to bring him in a fat turkey TO
line upon that day. If we do not re-
,eive one we will be obliged to fare as
)n other days.
Capt. Cotton has cards out announc- I
ng grand Thanksgiving ball at the ?
House, Old Brockway, on q
evening, November %. All I
ire invited to attend. Those who have !
attended the parties given by Capt, 1
Jay he is an excellent host and they al r
ways enjoy themselves, as everything is
n tirst-class Greer,
Elder J. II. Patton had so mush recov-
red from his severe injuries as to be I
lble to occupy the pulpit in the A. G. )
chapel last Sunday afternoon and de-
ivered an able discourse from the text, :
who is my neighbor," which he was to 4 Z
lave preached from the Sunday pre-
,eeding. 1t was an intellectual treat e
md he handled the subject in a master
y manner, presenting many truths and
serious thoughts for the thinking mind.
We are going to have the new roller D
process Touring mill for certainty. i
rhe required amount has been subscrib- .
I'd and written guarantee from the !,
business men of this place that the mo- q
ney will be paid, has been given to Mr.. /
Welch and work will be begun at once. 7
The property on which the mill will be
erected has been purchased by Mr..
Welch. This enterprise is one step to- I
wards other similar permanent indus c
tries. =
The stockholders of the Rheumatic !.
syrup Co. held meeting Tuesday and /;
the capital stock 5000, =
which amount was Immediately paid ', .
in. Since the incorporation of this !
some eight months since, the
business has been an admirable success.
The sales in October doubled those in
and in Michigan alone PIG {.
bottles per day were sold in October. /.
Wellington Hibbard, the genial man.
ager, is just the man to bring this fa- I.
yorite remedy (Hibbard's Rheumatic
SYRUP conspicuously before the people
Of America. jackson Daily Citizen.
The Roseburg church dedication on
Sunday was a success in spite of the J
weather. All present con- |
sidered themselves well repaid for their 7
effort while listening to the Presiding J
Elders discourse. 1t was mamma to