Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-01-05
Local Exposltlons.

BE sure you write it 1888 now.
J.D. McKeith, of Speaker, was in tn,
village Monday.
Call at the ExPOsfToR Office when in
need of fine job work.
Thos. Fishburn paid his friends In
Almont visit last week.
Mrs. Rickerman, of Sanilac, visited
VIM. Andreae and wife the past week
Jason Clark visited his father and
mother at Saginaw City the past week
Lew McDougall has been visiting
his brother Phil in this place the past
week.
Ed Young and wife. OF Sandusky, vi
sited among friends in these parts holi-
day week.
c. II. Niggeman, jeweler and station
er, will have change of ad. next week.
Watch for it.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Granger, of Armada,
visited their daughter, Mrs. j. A. Men
zies last week Friday.
Jacob Moench, of Norris, and broth
er John, of Detroit were the guests of
Rudolph and VIM. Andreae the past
week.
Holden Bros. are offering discount
of 90 per cent. on all goods for the next
10 days. Read their change of adv. in
this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johr ireland, of Wyom-
ing. Ont, and Mrs. Robt. Thompson,
of Strathrdy. Ont, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Wark the past
w"nl.
.'r ".. 'i.. "a. -lanby, who have
a... ..a.iing Robe. Ricks and other
friends in these parts FOX some time
past departed for their home in Eng
land on Wednesday last.
NJ. NJ. Holcomb informs us that he
killed an eight'months-Old Berkshire
pig the other day which weighed when
dressed 267 pounds. If there is anyone
who can beat it let us hear from them.
Cohn Bros, Port Huron's wide awake
merchants, have change of adv. in
this issue. This firm are reliable in
every way and will do just what they
advertise Cali on them when in Port
Huron, and look over their stock and
prices.
Geo. W. Waring was III Detroit this
week buying new goods for the post
office store. A change has again been
made in this store now being conducted
by Geo. w. Waring and .. z. Chamber
lain. These men are too well known to
require Il recommend for honest, up
right dealing. They will have new
adv. in the FxP0sIToR next week.
Watch for it.
A very pleasant gathering Of children
and friends was held at tho house of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Vanorman in
the township of Brockway on Sunday,
Jan. /, 1t being the fiftieth anniversary
Of their wedding day. Those present
were their children Henry, Mrs. VIM.
Strong, and Mrs. Nicholas Owens, of
township and Mrs John Da-
Wis, of Evergreen, 16 grand children,
Albert Lutz and wife, Mrs. Sarah Sni-
der and other relatives. 1t is remark
able that not one of their family have
died as yet. The happy couple were
the recipients of many valuable pre-
sents. We wish the aged couple many
more years of welded happiness.
Hoods Household calendar for 1888
is received, and, as usual, it leads in
beauty and style. The most taking
feature about it, because it is unique
in calendars, is that it is cut out as if
by hand, and the bright, healthy face
Of a handsome young girl, with
wealth of brown hair, contrasts beauti-
fully with her blue bonnet and strings.
Every home should have Hoods calen-
lar for 'S8, for it is so handsome an
that it makes room seem
moro cheerful, while for convenient ar
of condensed information
t is not surpassed. Copies may be
lad ut the druggists, or by sending six
cents in stamps to G. I. Hood & Co.
Lowell, Mass.