Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-10

Bonuy ~ johnston, OF fOrI huron,
have change of adv. in this issue.
Read it.
Mrs. Maggie Howey, of Marquette, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. B. Stone
house at present.
John Hickey, of Holbrook, Ont, yisi-
ted his brothers Thomas and Peter F..
Hickey last week.
Mrs. Jas. Howay and two children,
of East Saginaw, are visiting III. Howay
and family at present.
The EXPosIToR and either the De-
troit Weekly Tribune or Free Press
four months for 30 cents.
Geo. w. Bell has purchased fine bay
horse from Thos, Collins. Bell knows a
good horse when he sees it.
John f. O'Neill. of Burgessville, Ont,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. A.
Springer, few days last week.
LosT-A silver butter knife. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning same to G. III. Niggeman's store.
Alex Sheldon and Geo. Dawson. of
Lyndhurst, Ont, were visiting John
brennan, of Valley Centre, the past
week.
c. A. Wells presents change of adv
to our readers this week Remember
him when you are in need Of anything
in his line.
prison Sunday is fixed for October
27. On that day all preachers are eX-
pected to preach in behalf of the good
cause of prison reform.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach next
SnpAau n 81 arrnnf OF 2 nfnlnnly nn6 nUan-
ing at 1880 in brick chapel. Come and
hear what he has to say.
Mrs. Duncan Mclean and Mrs. ID.
Bishop who have been making John
Wark and family visit lately returned
to their homes in Canada Tuesday.
Mrs. John brennan who has been vi
sitting friends at st. Charles. returned
to her home in Valley Centre. A
nephew, Willard Curtis, returned with
her.
Our local politicians are making act
i've arrangements for the next cam
paign. They ordered box of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and feel confident and
happy.
B. r.. Noble has purchased 22 feet of
land fronting on Main-st and adjoin-
ing the bank building from j. c. Hart.
The buildings .are to be moved within
twenty days.
Mr. Francis, father of j. b.. has the
foundation walls completed and the
material on the ground preparatory to
erecting a dwelling house soon, on the
lot south Of his sons.
Rev. Jesse Guy and wife and Miss
Maude Chatham, of Owen Sound, Ont,
visited Robt. Guy Sunday last. Rev.
Guy occupied the pulpit in the Memo
mite church Sunday eve.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it
1t is one of the good things of this life.
A copy of the American Farmer, a l6
page journal given to each yearly sub
scriber Of the EXPOSITOR who pays
cash in advance Avail yourself of
this opportunityto get iirst-class farm
paper free.
Schoolcraft e Kinney, Port Huron,
on Monday sold to Arthur VanNor-
man. of Brockway, a vacant lot on
Lyons street in the fifth ward Mr.
VanNorman will at once build house
for himself.
w. III. Ballentine, Brockway's enter
prising business man, having lately
added large invoice of new goods to
his already immense stock has some
thing to say to the readers of the EX-
POSITOR this week.
The man is rich who doesn't want
more than he has means to get. Some
one has said that riches consist in the
abundance Of things man does not
want, and there is great big chunk of
solid wisdom in the saying.
Secretary Wark will be at the post
Office every Saturday hereafter for the
purpose of paying premiums awarded
at the recent fair. Parties who took
prizes will confer favor by calling for
their money as soon as possible.
Parties who get the American Farm
er will remember it is presented to you
by us on paying all arrearages and one
year in advance. Those who have
received copy. read it carefully and
let us know what you think of it.
John McLennan, who had his right
arm amputated in this place short
time ago, wrote letter to Thos, Rap
ley with his left hand stating that he
was getting along nicely and expected
to be up and around in few days
f. Merritt is convinced that advertis-
ing is the secret of success, and is sor-
ry that he did not have an adv. before
you long, long ago. lie lives no longer
in gloom as he has new adv. in this
issue. Trace it to the end.-Croswell
Democrat.
Kerosene may be applied to boots and
shoes that have become hardened by
water to make them pliable again. 1t
is also recommended for washing win
dows most satisfactorily in the proper
tion of tablespoonful to two quarts
of hot water
One of the latest and meanest frauds
perpetrated on the public is a polish
fo- silver and plated ware put up in
small boxes. The so-called polish is
nothing but cement which sells for
$3.50 barrel. Don't buy any polish
from peddlers.
Nineteen out of every twenty citizens
are ready to contribute dime a piece
for monument to the property owner
who keeps the nail-heads in his side
walk pounded down flush. Get out
with your sledge hammer and take zd-
vnntaup Of tha occasion