Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-03-25

headquarters Tor ilotlr, pork, POTATOES
apples, beans etc. at W. III. Wear &Co's
Don't fail to read the change of adv
for the One Price Clothing House in
this issue.
Fremont correspondence received toe
late for publication this week. Will
appear in next.
Mrs. j. ID. Grinnell, who has been
quite i'll for over a week. is not any bet
ter at present writing.
Holden Bros. have just received a
large stock of Children's and In
fants Shoes. Call and see them.
l.. f. Reddicliife who has been at
LOomis, Mich, spending the winter, has
returned to Speaker where he will So
journ for Il time.
In order TO make room for spring
goods we will sell all winter goods re-
gardless of cost. w. III. Wear Il Co,
They will not be undersold.
Mrs. l.. Fraser is again among her
friends in town having returned last
week from enjoying California weather
with her daughter Mrs. A. Mitchell.
y pleasant party was given at the
Lynn Hotel last Tuesday evening about
thirty-iive couple being present. Welch
Il Raymond the proprietors intend CIV
ing another in the near future.
The Florida Glide Waltz, by VIII l..
Thompson. is one of the most beautiful
pieces of music for piano or organ, ever
published. Any music dealer will mail
it to you on receipt of price, 80 cts.
We are pleased to announce that
Delos Zavits has so recovered from his
recent illness as to be able to appear on
the streets once more. 1t is hoped he
will rapidly regain his strength and
vigor.
Mr.. Wilson the live jewellery man at
Brown City wishes to call the attention
of the public to the fact, that having
his trade in the Old Country,
is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line with efficiency and despatch.
Elder r. B. Brown returned from
Leavenworth, Kansas, on Saturday
last. He announces meeting for next
morning at 1870 o'clock, in the
Menerey church and invites all to come
and hear the truths of the scripture
brought to light.
Who is he who has slow sales and
slower pay, whose goods shelf worn,
and dusty? Who is it whose
credit is suspected and whose store puts
on graveyard like quiet when others
have to get up and get" Verify, it is
the dealer who advertises not i'm his
local paper.
Jas Rose was passing around the Gig
gars the other day and upon inquiry
we found he had recently been married
to Miss Hattie Wait, at Evergreen. The
young couple have the best wishes of
the EXPosIToR and may their pathway
be strewn with flowers springing and
birds singing all the way through to the
end.
The school of instruction called by a.
NJ. Clark, State Grand Lecturer, at Port
Huron, was largely attended by all the
lodges in these parts. The brethren
who attended from here were j. G. Nc
Kenna, John Wark, Joseph Effrick, Jas
Wallace, f. f. IIaight, Elmer Putney,
and ye editor. n very enjoyable time
was had and lots of instruction received.
We are informed by the county clerk
that there are ministers throughout the
county who never make return of any
performed by them. He
thinks that if these gentlemen only
knew that they were liable to be con-
fined three months in prison for neglect
ing this duty they would be more care
full in the future.-Port Huron Times.
Geo. W. Waring is not content with
being idle, although he is good-natured
and takes things in an easy way, he
believes in the old adage to always be
up and doing" lie has entered into the
postofiice store again, this time in part
nership with ID. G.. Finlayson. Mr..
Waring is man of good business prin-
ciples and strict integrity and in part
nership with man like Mr.. Finlayson,
whom the public have found honest
and upright in all his dealings since his
sojourn in business here, we bespeak
for the firm unbounded success. A
spring and summer stock of new goods
have been ordered and when they arrive
look for an announcement in q change
of adv.
Two farmers were not long since dis
cussing the merits of local paper.
One said he thought that it should not
have too many advertisements in it..
The other responded: ain my opinion
the advertisements are the most valu-
able part of it, look them over very
carefully every week and save at least
ten times the cost of my paper each
year through the business advantage
get from them.' "Well, said the other,
al believe you are right | know they
pay me well, and rather think it is
not in very good taste to find fault
with advertisements after all. Those
men have the right idea of the matter.
1t pays any man who, has family to
support, to take good local paper for
the sake of the advertisements If moth