Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-14
Miss Lizzie stanley is visiting her
parents in Peck 1T present.

IN this issue. Be sure you read it.
I'VE are informed that diphtheria
has reached this place. Due precau-
tio'i will be taken to prevent it's
spread.
Births exceed the deaths in the
world by three per minute. That's
why the doctor puts on more style than
the undertaken.
Frank Holden. of North Branch,
Waited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS
Holden, and other friends in these
parts the past week.
&C. Andreae & Sons wish to buy
SEQ cords Of wood at their wooen mills
in Brockway Centre. All kinds Of
lumber and shingles wanted.
Read the low prices of the cheap
cash store Of w. II. Wear & Co. in
this issue. They sell strictly for cash
and in doing so can sell cheaper.
You will find as good a line of
School Books aud School Supplies Al
the ExPosIToR Book Store as is kept
In the village. Call and examine.
Saws gummed in first.class order
aud on short notice at j. ID. GrinnelIs
foundry, Brockway Centre. Call if
you are in need of such work. 20 st
You will be- amply repaid by going
to hear the "Last Loaf" which will
be presented ny good company in the
new Central Hall this place on FRIDAY
evening, Jan Is. rGetH,
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs. we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the sauie complaints in OTHER
cases. Address, Z. T. Hazeltine.
sS,8 ss'' Warren. Pa.
ID. Orser has added marble top
wash stand and bowl to his barber
shop, and intends in the spring
to put in bath tub and make other
improvements. Dave always is
abreast Of the times. -
Parties wishing a good business
education wOuld 40 we'll to write to J j.
Il. Go0dler Of the Port Huron Business
College and get rates OF tuition. The
school IS in a very prosperous condi-
tion, over three times rs many in now
as there were his time last year.
There will be an oyster supper OIL
Thursday evening. Jan. ID. 1885, ut
the residence of James Vanslyke, un-
der the auspices VI the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Freew.ll Baptist church.
for tho suppnrt of their minister, Rev.
J. Wallace. Ali are cordially invited
to attend. Admission, 76 cents per
couple.
The Ladies Aid Society of Fargo.
deuce If &. L. Fdrr, in Fargo, Thurs
day evening, January 2l. The church
quilt and some other things will be
sold for the benefit of the church. All
are cordially invited Admission. 81
per couple. Mrs. G. LAPIEN, Pres.
MRS. a. HILL. Sec.
-Brockway Centre Tent No. Sc, X.
0. L. NJ, will hold their regular re-.
view on Tuesday evening, January
10. 1885. in their hall at p. IN,
sharp. Our past commander will b-
present to install the officers for the
year 1885. All me mbers Of the Mac
cabees are requested to be present H.
there will be important business 10
attend to. &. 5. GILBERT. r. X.
We take this opportunity Of in.
forming the people Of this locality
that the statements made by us, with
reference to the ungentlemanly and
immoral conduct of the Presbyterian
preacher book agent. were true. and
we are prepared to prove the same.
Mr.. Ricks was not present when the
said minister was at my house, hence
he knows nothing Of his conduct while
there. &. Is. SToNEHOUsE.
The annual meeting of the Brock
way Centre Library Association which
was to have been held last Saturday
evening was postponed until Saturday
evening this week. Officers are to be
elscted and other important business
transacted. No new books will be
given out until meeting is held. All
members are earnestly requested to
conc out. More interest should be
taken In this association and not leave
all the work for one or two persons to
attend tn.
"A good many of our subscribers
are of the opinion that we do not need
money to carry on business. To those
we would say we are not 4 millionaire,
neither have we any rich relations to
back us up and pay our bills as they
come due but are trying tn earn an
honest living and to meet our obliga-
tions as promptly as possible. At the
present time we are greatly in need Of
cash and If those who are indebted to
us would pay up they would confer an
everlasting favor upon US. We have
a number OF subscribers on our books
whom we like To do business with for
they always pay up promptly and If it
wasn't for them we would be Obliged
to close up shop.
Judge Davis says: Every year
each local paper gives from one hun
dred tn Eve thousand dollars in free
lines for tho sole benefit of thu vicinity
in which it In located. No other
agency can or will do this. The local
editor in prop,rtio TO his meaps does
moro for his town than any other man.
and in all fairness, man with man, he
ought to be supported. not because
you may happen to like him or admire
hie writing, but because local paper
is the best investment u community
can make. 1t NAV not be brilliant or
crowded with great thoughts. but
financially it is more of benefit to the
community than the preacher or teach
or Understand us now we do not
mean morally or intellectually, but
financially, and yet on the moral quss-
tions YOU will fnd the majority of the
local papers on the right side of the