Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-11-18
Local E1poSlflonS.
Wood taken on subscription.

Wood taken on subscription.
i. =. lmr, Of Fargo, made us . visi
on Monday last.
The prohibition party gained 20
votes over two years agoin this county
MIS- Chas. Drockway has returned tc
this township to again take up her re
sideHce.
a goodly number of our citizens pat
ronized the cheap excursion to Detroit
last week.
Two of Alex Braidwood's brother:
from Almont visited with him and wifi,
the pass week.
Bring your grain and produce tC
BrockWay Centre and receive the high
est market price.
Elk Rapids has a curiosity in the
shape Of lady who has gone on the
bond OF Il whislley seller.
Township treasurers receipts and
directors warrants printed at this Office
with neatness and dispatch.
Jas. Weich has returned from his
trip up 60 the north woods where he
has been on hunting expedition.
Put a pail of Goals on the,cellar bot
| tom and throw on them handful OF
! sulph,ir 30 fum!gate The cellar before
closing for the winter.
We wish to inform our farmer sub
scribers, that those who have any to
spare, we still take wood on subscrip-
tion and can use al you bring us.
Rev. J. Crandall has been conducting
a series of meetings in the N. Il church
the past two weeks. lie is meeting
with very good success. May the good
work so OH.
itch, or every kind cured in 80 MN
uteS by WOOlford's Sanitary Lotion
Use no other. This never fails. Sold
by Chas \. Wells * Co. Druggists,
Brockway Centre. Mich.
When we say, we will take wood on
subscription, we do not mean that which
you could not sell to other people.
Those who have promised to haul us
some wood please bear this in mind.
DR.. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt
and positive cure for all Diseases of the
Eyes, Inflammation, Granulation. and
weakness of vision. 1t costs only 20
cents. Sold by W. y. McKenna, Brock
way Centre, and NJ. Magner, Brockway
Quite an exciting time was witnessed
at Merits meat market or Friday last
the cause of which was the stove pipe
falling. filling the house with smoke,
and it was supposed for time, that
the house was on fire. No damage
done.
j. B. Francis intends to deliver milk
here in novel form soon. II will be
put up in quart bottles, tightly corked
and delivered in u neat and clean way
without any jolting in large can. As
soon as his bottles arrive he will COM
mence.
Johnnie the tailor has moved into
John Hosl1in's building near the sta
ton where he will hereafter be found.
lie has secured the services of Mr.
Hoskins as tailor and is now prepared
to get out first-class work on short no.
tice. Give him call before leaving
your orders elsewhere.
The Scientific American, published
by Mum IL Co.. New York, presents
weekly to its readers the best and most
reliable record of various improve
mepts in machinery, while the scienti-
fc progress of the country can in no
way be CLEANED so well as by the regu-
lar persusal of its pages.
An old inhabitant says: 1--WE are go
ing to have an open winter" The pc
culiar sign upon which this prediction
is based is that the caterpillars are
brown and black this season, and OBJ
servation a number OF years had devel-
oped that when they were lighter color
ed in the fall severe winter followed.
G. f. Michaels will give a grand
Thanksgiving ball, in his hall, Brock
way Centre, on Thursday evening. Nov.
25. to which he invites all to come and
enjoy themselves. The success Mr..
Nichaels has attained at his parties is
due to the manner in which he mana
ges them, as all who attend say they
always have pleasant time.
The Troy Laundry in the Phenix
block Port Huron, was destroyed by
fire OH Thursday morning last. The
Sunday Herald Office was damaged by
water and smoke, also the stock con-
tanned in Martin Bros. store room.
The fire originated in the boiler room
of the laundry. Mr.. Parsons loss was
ABOUT GZ.UDV WIFI fNl,tbO lllouldliCCs
He is again prepared to attend to work
in his line.
The Lapeer and st Clair Go. Teach
ers Associations will hold Joint meet
ing at INLAY City, on Friday and Satur-
day. Nov 26 and 81. a good program
consisting of papers on subjects of in
terest to every teacher, and including
lecture by good educator on Friday
evening, has been prepared. Teachers
one and all, turn out and att end; you
will be benefited by doing so and have
pleasant time as well.
For the purpose of organizing sing
ing class, G. NJ. Smith, the great Ameri-
can bass solo singer, will give free
musical entertainment at Michaels'
Hall, on Friday tomorrow evening,
Nov ~. 1886 All are invited TO come
and spend a pleasant and profitable
evening free OF charge. Mr.. Smith is
acknowledged by the press and the
people everywhere to be proficient In
his profession. Doors open at Z, to-