Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-01
BRoCKwAY l3aa

ghos. Weston and doing business with
him.
We notice by the lansing Republican
that Rev. Henry King, of Advance
Lodge. NollO, Brocllway Centre, has
been appointed chaplain of the grand
lodge. I. O. o. F. of Michigan, held at
Lansing Thursday last
The following items we clip from the
Maylettc Leader
John Glandeld, formerly of Marlette,
was married last week to Miss Emma
Mckenzie. Of Caro-.
". w. Smith, Of Bfockway Centre,
was in town this week on business.
VIII J. +. McFail. for the past three
years editor and business manager Of
tie Optic. has engaged with the Chica-
90 Daily News as one of its travelling
representatives, and will take his dapay
turo from INLAY city about the middle
Of March
, EIr. $. c. Bo!t.a, ;Ao sailor evangelist,
liza. 3 ,chcd his ten; ia .he lot recently
vacated by The Convent on lemon
street between second amt Third streets
and is holding regular meetings every
night. It is worth good deal to hear
this gentleman lecture aud it will pay
1 you to drop in ana listen to him. Pa
latka (Fla) Daily Sews.
\ doctor in Nashville gave the fol-
/ lowing prescription for q sick lady, suf-
feriag with neuralgia - uew bonnet.
cashmere shawl, pair OF gaiter
! boots and n bottle Of salvation OIL
! The lady recovered Immediately. and
earnestly recommends the Salvation
! Oh to every one. 1t is sold at ali drug
stores for % cents bottle.
\ meeting Of the members of the
Ladies Library Association will be
held at the residence Of the librarian,
Mrs. Bel. on Saturday evening, March
81. III members are requested to be
present as this meeting is for the pur-
pose Of considering the matter of COLI
solidating the library with the school
/ library. T.. +. LAW, President.
1t may not be generally known, but
| tits a fact, that many of the sharpest
business men Of the country Judge a
town as to its prospective growth and
the push aud enterprise OF its people,
by the announcements ofits merchants
and manufactures contained in the vii
lage paper. The village paper shows
whether the people are wide awake or
not.
An exchange says that a folded news
paper placed under the coat in the small
of the back is an excellent substitute
! for an overcoat. There is considerable
warmth in a newspaper that's a fac,
Many a man has become heated by sim
ply reading an article in a newspaper,
and at such times he wants to make it
hot for the editor, too.
Great Record Keeper. y. 5. Boynton,
Great Commander. J. G. Ayres and Sir
Knight, j. ) Dufllc will give lectures
on the benefits of holding polices in the
Knights of the Maccabees Of the World
at Central Hall, next Tuesday evening.
All, both old and young. are invited to
attend. Brockway Centre tent is add
ing new members nearly every review,
but yet there is room for more.
The boy who wants TO get on in the
world must learn to save If he is
earning only fifty cents day he should
manage to save some OF it. If he can
only lay by twenty-five cents week it
is worth while. 1t is only thirteen
dollars year, but if he saves that out
of meager salary he not only has the
money, but what is Of more value, the
habit of taking care Of his money.
Below are few items taken from the
Port Huron Sunday Herald:
The Brockway EXPosiToR man
wants some potatoes-now is the time
to pay in your subscriptions.
Wm. Rath was the lucky man who
drew the handsome road cart at Wear
& Paisley's drawing at Brockway Cea-
tro on Monday evening last, end now
the girls are all after William like flies
in hot weather, and if he isn't married
man already he soon will be.
100 Valentines found their way
through The Broclway Centre post
Office. says the EXPoSITOR man, but he
didn't inform his readers how many OF
them were for himself.-IThe only pic
turo purporting to be a valentine was
the photograph VIC received Of the late
Brockway Centre correspondent of the
Herald and published in tho EXPOSITION
Feb l6.-Ed.
Our Brockway citizens are getting q
little high-toned in their ideas--a move.
ment is on foot to change the name oi
the town, the present being too rural
like in tone 1t has been suggested
that Flaxton would be m appropriate
name. If the Herald is allowed voice
in the matter it would mention that the
name "Flaxton" has more of the hay.