Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-14
EXPOSITIONS.

EXPOSITlONS.
Edward DuttOn, of Detroit, has been
engaged by w. III. Palmer as miller.
Will Lothian has recovered sufficient
ly after his illness to be about again.
w. II. Rollins, who has been on the
Sick-list for a part of the week, is con.
valescent.
The Indian remedies. warranted the
same as sold by themselves, for sale by
Grant Holden and Bro.
l will pay for the next ten days the
highest market price for good potatoes
delivered at my elevator in Yale.
ii. j. MCPHEE
& +. Emery who has been confined ia
his house for few days with severe
cold, is able to perambulate once more
John Steenburg has made some i'm
prOvements on his house that will put
it in better shape to receive the winter
Charley Presley. Will Cavanaugh,
and Others are making preparations to
go on hunting tour up near Cadillac
There will be special meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star OH Monday
evening Nov. 17th for the purpose of
installing officers.
"A very jolly time was had last Fri
day evening at RObt. III. Menerey's.
Progressive pedro was the order of the
evening, and all heartily enjoyed them
selves.
have the Ohio wood burned peerless
white lime for sale. Far superior to
any other lime that has been sold in this
place, and cheap as the cheapest. THOs.
HICKEY. 8
s. r.. Young went to Smiths Creek
OH Monday and purchased the machin-
cry for the new furniture factory of
GOheen ~ Young. The boiler has al
ready arrived.
John Wark, Secretary of the Brock
way District Agricultural Society, will
be at the Rapley House each Saturday
III this month to pay premiums, award
ed at the Fair.
Mrs. III. Darcy will soon move her
millinery store more into the flow of
business; and David Z. Macarthur is
now fitting up his store-building to ac-
ccmmodate her.
A movement is on foot for general
io,l,nc,, ion of the Yale chapter, /. O. F.,
TO be held on Nov. Gath. Speaking,
music and supper ".ll probably be
the order of the evening.
Look well to your chimneys and flues
now. This is the time when you con-
tinually hear of fires from defective
fl ues. See to the welfare of your
property i'll this particular.
The immense freightage passing all
over the country can hardly be sutli-
GENTLY supplied with freight-cars. Our
domestic commerce is something that
is very slightly appreciated.
Friday Mrs. Mary McFarlane walked
up TO our Office to renew her subScript-
ion. Mrs. McFarlane is one of the liv-
Hest old ladies we ever met. She is now
20 years old; and says she could not do
without her paper.
In order TO increase the circulation
of the EXPOSITOR, we have resolved to
send out about 100 copies each week
for short time to non-subscribers. In
case you receive the paper read it. 1t
will cost you nothing.
We compliment our council on their
move in building the walk and cross
walk on main street. The past season
of mud which we have enjoyed p would
surely awake people to the necessity Of
better walks if anything.
The literature on dress during the
last 10 years, would form an imposing
collection. Equally curious and i'm.
posing also would be the collection of
all empty bottles used in the last ten
years for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
DR.. BENZ. Clyne has been called upon
this week to take some of his own med
icine. Saturday he fell from a ladder
and broke rib. Notwithstanding the
inconvenience he necessarily suffers, he
has been attending to his practice as
usual.
A very jolly party was entertained
last Monday evening by Mrs. G. T.. Pat
terson in honor of her sister Miss. Trip
who is visiting with her. The evening
was spent in games and dancing; and
all left at late hour thoroughly pleas
ed with their entertainment.
C.F. Michaels has issued invitations
for a grand Thanksgiving ball. He has
secured an excellent orchestra from La
peer, which will furnish some Of the
finest ballroom music. The cost OF the
whole, supper and all, Is but $1.O0. This
should place it within the reach of
everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. McDougal went to
Chicago on Wednesday in contempla-
ton of moving their confectionery store
there. 1t is surely with regret that we
learn this. For we dare assert that
hardly anyone will be missed more than
Phil. and his tatliies by nearly everyone
in the village. However as "biznes ish
biznes" we submit to our Fates.