Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-12-13
Local Expositions.


Mrs. w. j. Morgan has our thanks
for some fine large eating apples.
The young lads of the town enjoyed
themselves skating OH the creek the
past week.
Miss Lulu Chamberlain, of Petrolia,
is visiting w. ii. Palmer and other
friends in the village.
Miss Josie Hunter, of the Rapley
House, has been visiting friends in
Canada the past week.
j. +. HOSkin has sold his property in
Old Brockway, for $4,000, to John
Finnegan. Good haul John.
C. Andreae & Sons have added new
loom to their mill and now have better
facilities for turning out work.
Cal Russell who was visiting among
friends in this vicinity for a week or
more returned to his new home this
week.
Stephen Beadle has rented his farm
and started for Alitchie, Bay Co., Mich,
this week, where he will remain for 2
time.
BE sure and read a. W. Ferguson
II Cos change of adv. in this issue. He
is selling for cash and his goods are all
marked OH a cash basis.
Albert McKenna has. purchased a
fine thoroughbred Holstein Bull of
Dexter IIubbell. Albert now has first
class herd of this celebrated stock.
Bondy & Johnston. OF Port Huron,
are offering a grand opportunity to
buyers on Ladies Wraps, newmarkets,
etc. Read their change of adv. in this
issue.
Albert McKenna has rented Cal
Russells farm and will now farm on
an extensive scale. Albert is good
farmer and understands how TO make
money.
Lew McDougall is permanently situ-
ated at Croswell where he has charge
of Anderson & Co.'S. branch house in
that place. We wish you all success
possible Lew.
Great preparations are being made
for the Christmas tree at the NJ T..
church. on Christmas eve. There VIII
be plenty OF music by the scholars Of
the Sunday school.
Nichaels' Christmas dance will be
the finest of the season. The music
from the Italian orchestra will be
something worth listening TO. Re-
/ member tlc date. Dec. 10Th.
aIrs. Carter % soldiers widow. Who
lately received $500, and q pension Of
Si2 per month. has purchased Mack
IIcnderson's house and lot and has Ia
ken up her residence among us. She is
from Valley Centre.
A we'll known citizen of Wetherd-
vile. Md, Mr.. w. r. Graves. writes:-
| suffer sometimes with acute rheuma-
tism and your Salvation Oil gives me
instantaneous relief. and / recommend
it as q sure cure forthis terrible disease
Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom Of health through
your use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This
time honored remedy still leads the
van. 1t improves digestion. puriGes
the blood. and invigorates the system.
Give it trial.
E. 7. IIaight who has been in the
employ of II. +. Leonard as timer so
long. left for New Baltimore Friday
last where he will remain until he Sc
cures new position. We wish YOU
good health and prosperity wherever
you may locate.
1t is now in order to haul down the
old campaign flags which have done
such good service that they are all torn
with the hard battle. Take them down
tenderly. lift them with care, ard save
them as relics for the next time you
get there.
We are in receipt Of the Marion
Monitor, a new paper published at
Deckerville and Downington. The
material used in its publication was
formerly the property of f. 5. Viets 1t
is newsy, neatly printed and should
prosper. Geo f. English is the new
proprietor.
The handsomest lady in Brockway
Centre remarked to a friend the other
day that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the throat and lungs was superior
remedy, as itstopped her cough instant
ly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you of its merits. any drug
gist will give you sample bottle free.
Large size soc and 81.
We learn that G. +. Bricker has gwen
MP the idea of establishing business
for himself. and has taken charge of
III. G.. Knill's Central Drug store in Port
Huron. lie extends cordial invita-
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