Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-10

Mud. Mud! Mud.
Blow Blow! Blow
Snow Snow Snow
For cheap millinery go to Persie
JOhnson's.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
keeler is dead.
J.T. Waterman was in Saginaw and
Bay City this week.
~. DePeel has lately built new barn
on his lot In the village.
Jesse A. Rapley returned Monday to
his law studies at Ann Arbor.
Apprentices wanted at Miss Sophia
a. Wears to learn dressmaking.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in
dressmaking at Persie Johnson's.
Dave Brown has traded five of his
lots in the village to f. f. Bowman.
Two foreign pupils have entered the
school this term, making twenty-three
| in all.
Geo. Eflirick left for Ann Arbor on
Monday where he will receive treatment
for his eyes.
John Umphrey has returned from his
trip to Toronto. Ont. where he has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Mills and two children from
Marysville, visited Mrs. Mills brother,
ID. q. Williams. Saturday last.
Some big bargains will be offered in
millinery for the next 80 days at Persie
Johnson's. Notice her change of adv.
The Minden City Post, which has
been issuing two editions weekly, will
discontinue one Of them for the future.
The Port Hope Advertiser has been
moved TO Ubley. and the publisher. A.
f. Ripley will continue the business in
that place.
such an open winter has not been
known for years No need to go South
this winter. as we have had as fine wea-
ther the past week as any one could de-
sire
1t is unlawful to kill partridge. wood
cock, rullled grouse. wild goose, wild
duck or any other wild water fowl or
smpe from Jan. to Sept. ! OF each
year.
a country Newspaper speaks of a
girl getting into "a snarl" by having
two lovers and engaging herself to both.
Instead of snarl the difficulty appears
to have been double-beau knot
German professor; "In the old coun-
try one of our common proverbs is,
"If | rest rust" Young Mr.. Ticker:
"Well we have nearly the same thing
here If trust bust is our version. y
Z. f. Pratt, our new barber, lately
placed on top of his barber pole street
lamp and he deserves much credit for
keeping it lighted these dark nights.
We believe the council should do some
thing towards the streets.
The cotton seed becomes cotton. the
cotton becomes thread, the thread be-
comes fabric, the fabric becomes a
print. the print becomes wrapper,
and the wrapper becomes a beautiful
woman. Such is evolntion.
A Flint paper gives an account OF a
wedding and describes the bride as
] loy;,no. 9GI,oir nS b1ooivos o rnuo,,,, =,
The ravens weren't wearing any hair to
speak of last summer, but possibly
their fall styles may be different.
Polite clerk, showing goods: "Iere
lady, is something | would like to call
your attention to. The very latest
OUT Mrs. Rounder: IF there is any
thing out later than my husband guess
will take it, if only for a curiosity"
A wrestling match between +. ID.
Cuteher, of Armada. and G.. l.. Jackson
of Lynn. is to be held at Central Hall,
Saturday evening. Jan. 18th. These
men are about the same weight, well
matched, and both expect to gain the
victory.
The people of Lapeer are greatly ex-
cited over the announcement that Iar-
rison Geer was sure to be made Collec-
tor of Customs. at Port Huron. Port
Huron has several candidates of her
own, but as Geer is strong Mcmillan
man, and Mcmillan has been made
United States Senator, Geer thinks he
is pretty sure of the position.
On to Washington. a position for
everyone! We want several good men
in your section TO sell Nursery stock.
We guarantee it true to name, deliver
ed in good condition, and first-class in
every paticular. Salary and expenses.
Expense money advanced if necessary.
Apply at once, stating age. to III. w.
! FOSTER, & Co., Geneva, y. Y.