Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-30

res, 6Ic.
For all wool shawls, Ovens & Braid
| wood sell them so cheap that 1T sur
prises everybody.
We are informed that l.. III. Hale
waiting feather beds.
Will Cooper. of Strathroy, Ont, made
a visit to friends and relatives in this
place the past week.
Taxes are terribly high in this town.
ship this year. The least property
man owns the better.
Dan McMartin has traded his house
and lot in this village for a half inter-
est in Miller's saloon.
Albert Secor is erecting himself a
house ON his lot in the Chamberlain ad-
dition to this village.
las Grandy, of Richmond, visited
with his friends and relatives in this
village the past week.
Miss Hattie Ayres, of Midland, Mich,
is visiting for few days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. j. w. Stratton.
Messrs Richardson & Son, Of Cros-
well. have opened grocery store In the
Macarthur Block in this village.
Henry Rapley and family, of Strath-
row. Ont. are visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity at present.
Don't forget that you can get one
mound of candy at Wear 81 Paislsys by
purchasing S100 worth of goods.
Grant and Will Holden, of Brown
CITY. visited their mother and other
friends in this vicinity, Christmas.
Miss Minnie Welch, Of Peck, return
ed home Saturday last after an extend
ed visit with friends at Grand Blanc.
Rev. S. G.. Belts is home again: We
did not learn whether he got as far as
California or not but it is likely he did
not.
We were in error by announcing in
| last issue, that Miss Lizzie Leonard
and P. S. McGregory were in the Will
age.
Mrs. Campbell, of Bay City, will be
at Mrs w. Gowan's after New Years
to give lessons in embroidery of all
kinds.
Don't buy shoes every two or three
weeks but buy good pair for nttle
money that will wear at ovens q BRAID
| WOODS.
| Wear & Paisley have received anoth-
er large stock of rubbers. Ladies you
should call in and examine the FAIRY.
They are slick.
We take wood on subscription and
wish to inform those who have promls-
ed to bring us some that now is a good
time to come along with it.
The social party given by the Brock
way Centre Dancing Club last thurs
day evening was very pleasant affair.
The harpers of Port Huron furnished
the music.
A Christmas tree was indulged in at
the Rapley House Christmas eve, and
a very enjoyable time was had. The
tree was loaded with presents for all IN
attendance.
Collins Ague Cure is an absolute and
positive cure for all forms OF Malarlal
diseases, such as chill and fever, ague,
remittent or intermittent tever, etc
Price soc. per bottle. Every bottle war
ranted. For sale by W. n. Mckenna
Brockway Centre.
The Christmas tree at the M. p
, church was well attended. A large va
riety Of valuable gifts clothed It's
spreading branches, while an interest'
ING program added life and interest to
, the occasion. We are pleased to say
! that those of the school for whom theil
narents were not able to provide pres
ents. were remembered by the school sc
that all returned home feeling abun
' dainty satisfied by the occasion.
The Christmas tree held in the NJ. E
! church, was largely attended; the in
! terror of the church beautifully decor
: ated. and the measure of enjoyment an
: ticipated. being fully realized. Judg
a ing from the display of presents tina
burdened the tree, concerning number
variety and value, we feel assured tha
Z st. Nick lavishly exhibited his charac
r teristic generosityiwhile responding II
: the wants of the young and old wh'
: gathered around the Merry Christina
i tree. The program was more interest
o ing than usual, being appropriately ar
j ranged and successfully executed. Ther
e was however, manifested an exampl
q of unique discretion which tended T
e mar the good feeling that prevailed
!. The Christmas tree was designed to b
II something, around which all may gath
( er for the reception Of appropriate
q presents and indulging in the refresh
), inc influences of mutual enjoymen
i and not to make merriment for the man
Il at the expense of few by associatin
il personalities with ridiculous object
,e nut on by some brainless would-b
j. sharpers. The parties to whom we r.
d fer. whose names were publicly used
l. a disrgaceful manner, are both INTEL
,e gent. respectful young people, one
Of whom being an active worker in tf
e. ME-. Sunday School and whose labo
d attributed largely in making the ente
ic tainment success. Webelieve in \
re nocent Jokes when indulged in at Il
D. proper time and place but when the
at assume the form Of an insult or rid
he cule. we deem ita far greater examp
ch of courtesy and good common sense
NJ denounce them at once rather than 81
so emphasis and encouragement as did
I'd leader of the S. S. in the matter
which we refer.