Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-11

Don't fail 10 notice the new adv. foI
Persie Johnson in this issue.
Alex. II. Braidwood ana wife are at
tending the Romeo fair this week.
d. c. Finlayson, of Blaine, was call
ing OH his old friends in the village
Tuesday.
Elder Robt. q. Brown returned to his
labors at Jacksonville on Thursday of
this week
Chester Bricker. Of Battle Creek. has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
this week.
Lew McDougall and wife, of Port
Huron, Sundayed with Phil McDougall
and family.
Miss Mary Keefer, of Rodney, Ont,
visited with Phil McDougall anu fam
lily the past week.
II. j. McPhce and family have arriv-
ed from Melvin and now occupy VIM.
V. McIntyre's house.
Jas. Haviland, jr., and son IIaddie. of
East Saginaw have been visiting friends
in Greenwood. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Baxter. of Grand
Valley, Dufferin county, Canada, are
visiting their son John in this place.
Mrs. q. 5. Kimball and son, of Flint,
and Jesse Guy and wife.of Owen Sound,
Ont, arc guests Of James Guy and
wife.
Il. = Bennatts left for Chicago OF
Tuesday where he will visit for few
days before returning TO his home at
Bessemer, Mich.
The Lexington Dramatic Association
produced the drama Turn Of the Tide"
to a fair-sized audience in Central hall
last Saturday evening.
Waring & Chamberlain are moving
into their new and commodious store,
and would like all their old and new
friends to call on them.
Robt. Ricks remember the EXPOSE
TOR office each year by bringing large
pailful of fine apples to us. We return
many thanks to him for them.
Alfred Youngs is busily engaged
painting and graining the interior of
Waring & Chamberlain's new brick
block. He is doing lirst-class job.
A school has been opened at Brock
way Centre by Miss Sadie Brown, a
graduate of the Sacred Heart Academy
of this city.-Pt. Huron Commercial,
\ young funeral director arrived at
the home Of &. F.. Roswell on Saturday
last. Charley wears broad smile and
says, ut is not named yet" We are in
receipt of a prime llavanna.
Miss Carrie Pinkham has resigned
her position as teacher in the interme-
diate department in our school, having
found position in Port Huron, where
she will reside with her mother.
Hereafter convicts at the Michigan
state prison may earn the right to wear
plain gray suits instead of The prison
stripes. Men who obey the rules for
six months may discard the stripes.
Frank Connell, who lived near Capac,
died last saturday evening. HIS fune-
raj took place at Brockway Monday af-
ternoon. Deceased was a son of Cor
nelius Connell, of the township of
Brockway.
Married, at the NJ. p. parsonage in
Brockway Centre, OH Friday, Oct. 8,
1883, by Rev. j. NJ. Crandall. John a.
Jackson and Miss Kittie Mann, both of
this village. May they live long and
happy life.
JAS. Ferguson has not forgotten his
old town nor the EXPosIToR either.
This week we received from him a copy
of the daily Bee newspaper published
at Sacramento, Cal. We are always
pleased to hear from our friends.
Look what Wear & Paisley are doing.
On Saturday, Oct. 18th, and Saturday,
Oct 20, they will give every man pur-
chasing a suit of clothes So bill. Re-
member this offer is only OH those two
days. Clothing marked in plain figures.
a well known citizen of Lancaster,
Pa, Mr.. L. Il. Keifer, writes: Having
sprained leg of almost thirty days
standing, and after trying half a dozen
advertised preparations in the market
without satisfactory results, was adj
vised to try Salvation Oil, did SO, and
in less than three days my leg was all
right again. 1t did the work.
The ExPosIToR will be S1O0 per year
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE, after Jan. lst
1889, or $l.50 at the end of the year
We desire to get this permanently fixed
on the minds of our subscribers before
Jan. |, in order that there may be nC
misunderstanding. Our present sub
scription price is too little when we are
compelled to wait one, two and three
years for it, therefor we make thil
change and offer an inducement for sub