Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-29

Next Monday is town meeting.

lIlu.
II. F. Leonard is down with the
mumps.
Cart Holden visited in Brown City
this week
Mrs. Presley is ut present quite i'll at
her home i'll this village
Election tickets and slips printed on
short notice at this office.
We feel a little bashful about saying
so, but we still take wood OH subscrip-
ton.
Charles Dewey. OF Melvin. made this
Office a call while in the village We'd
nesday.
Rev. G. w. Barnum is at present con-
ducting series Of revival meetings in
the NJ. +. Church.
Prof. Mills. who used to hold forth
in this vicinity with his stereoscopAc
car, is in town 1t present.
The tuition from foreign pupils at
tending the public school in this village
since Jan. lst, 1888. is $50 \ good
showing.
For SALE or REHT-A good farm
of 80 acres. near Brockway Centre For
terms call on E. II. Drake. Brockway
Centre, Mich.
The Misses Bessie and Minnie Welch
entertained small company Tuesday
evening in honor of their cousin, Miss
Lizzie Crawford.
Besides the officers mentioned in the
election notice in this issue, there is one
more to be elected. Justice Of the
Peace for three years, to fill vacancy.
d. Drake offers his house and lot on
Kennehc street for sale. 1t is desir-
able residence and can be bought cheap.
Enquire at the farm north of the sta
ton.
Every citizen vino has the best inter-
eSts of his township at heart. should
come cut and vote for men that will do
what is right, regardless of party.
Elder ]. II. Patton will preach IN the
y. G. Chapel Sunday afternoon and
evening. Subject for the afternoon.
"Our Reasonable Service" for the
evening. The More Excellent Way"
Jas. Miller, of Middlesex Co., Ont,
importer of Macgregor Yet. is visiting
the owners of that celebrated Clydes-
dale stallion at present. He is "A first
class horseman and fine man indeed.
Dondy Il Johnston, Port Huron's
popular merchants in the dry good and
clothing line. have change of adv. in
this issue. Headers when in Port
Huron be sure and call in to see these
gentlemen.
The Cllmann Il Phlpott Mfg Co,
have an adv. in this issue which every
person who intends using paints this
spring should read. The quality Of
their paints are guaranteed, when pro-
perly applied.
Messrs. Sterling & Adams, OF Mt.
Pleasant, who have been in these parts
for the past week. purchased the cclo-
brated CIydesdale Stallion y King Of
the West Jr. from Phil. NcDOugall
and will take it 60 Mt Pleasant with
them. y .Jr. was imported by Wm.
IIodginS and has travelled in this vici-
nifty for the past four seasons. We
are certain that the farmers will
regret seeing him leave as many of
them were intending using him the
coming season.
Holden Bros. will distribute their
presents soon, as the tickets are all Civ
ell away, in the following manner: 1900
duplicate tickets will be placed in box.
The first drawn out will take the har-
ness. the fftieth the range. and the
one hundredth will take the wagon
Parties holding tickets will please take
care of them until articles are claimed.
as another drawing will take place so
days from the first. if articles are not
redeemed by that time.
All see the advantage in advertising
in starting a business and its helpful
ness in getting Il new enterprise well
on its feet. Not all. however, remarks
a contemporary, understand just why
it should not be dropped. or at any rate.
why it's proportion cannot be greatly
reduced after trade once gets moving
to propretor's doors. One reason
why he must keep on making his usual
announcements is drawn from the
conditions of commerce in our day.
There was a time when perhaps mans
sign over bis door sufficiently called
attention TO his business, and in connec-
tion with his local reputation In the
mouth Of his neighborhood, placed him
prominently in the public eye. Such a
time could only be when nobody did
more than that-when that was the
course pursued by dealers generally.
To-day, however, attention Is called