Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-11-13
ExPOSiTIONS.

This has been a week of wind and
rain.
Chas. Emery has moved into David
McArthur's house.
1t will be "Merry Christmas six
weeks from to-day.
II. Doelle 81 Son have received an in
voice of holiday goods.
Henry Biddleman is putting the
finishing touches on his house.
The council proceedings may be
found in another place in this issue.
A good second hand milk safe for
eale, cheap for cash. S. r. Young. "a
Try Dullam's Great German % cent
Cough Cure at Grant Holden & Bros.
The ExPosIToR and Detroit Weekly
Tribune only $l.50. Now is the time to
subscribe.
Lutte Mcdonald has secured posi-
ton i'm Port Huron working in the +.
IL p. NJ. yard.
Prof. j. O. Grinnell has been engag-
ed to instruct the young ladies band
Of Brown City.
Try Dullam's Great German 10 cent
Liver Pills, 40 in u package, at Grant
Holden & Bros.
If Eve "put on airs" it may be re-
marked in extenuation that she had
little else to put on.
Born, to the wife of James Brown, of
Yale. at West Gravenhurst, Ont, on
Friday, Nov. 9th, a son.
Grant Macarthur was assisting in j.
c. Holden's store Saturday last. Cart
is enjoying large trade.
The Richmond Review entered upon
its fifteenth year last week and is as
hearty and healthy as ever.
s. K. Young has good second
hand melodion for sale ut his furniture
store, for SIS. Call and see it. %
A. Kyes has secured position as
station agent at Mayville and moved
there with his family yesterday.
A man certainly has little to do
when he spends his time tryingto break
down his prosperous neighbors.
The Salvation Army people are en-
tirely too religious. They pass around
the hat when wedding occurs.
New rye is high. Old rye is not
high until it gets into a man. Then it
IS frequently very altitudinous.
Word reached us from the hunters
who are located near Stsndish that
they have already killed one fine deer.
If you are anxious to pay your sub
scription, bring us in 4 load of wood at
once. Our supply is exceedingly low.
Adam WAS the first odd fellow, but
when he took Eve into partnership he
ceased to be of the independent order.
For sale mt a bargain. House and
Got on Kennific street. Bona fide. For
terms call at premises. Mrs. Donald
Macarthur.
]. G. Holden presents q change of
ad. this week. He has an attractive
stock of goods which he is selling
cheap for cash.
S. K. Young calls the attention of all
wishing to buy furniture to the fact
that he is selling cheap. New goods
arriving daily. "a
Fred Currier has the new addition to
his house up ana enclosed. The bad
weather the first of the week retarded
all house building.
D.. Stoner is finishing VIM. SCOTS
house on the corner of Wood and
Mary streets. 1t will be ready in a few
days for occupancy.
AS soon as you discover any falling
or grayness of the hair use Halls Hair
Remover to tone up the secretions and
prevent badness or grayness.
d. Stoner has the contract for build
ing VIM. r. SCOTS house on the
property he purchased OF Casson b.
Stonehouse west of the village.
Mrs. Don. Macarthur has sold her
house and lot to VIM. A. Holden. Mrs.
Macarthur and family will leave sor the
state of Washington next week.
Ed. Richardson has purchased the
Alfred Young property of five acres
south west of the village. Mr.. Rich
ardson will go into the business of
keeping bees.
There are women who sometimes
think on Sunday that they have reli-
gion, but when the clothes-line breaks
down on Monday they find out that
they haven't.
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address from now to January LIST, 1898,
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Take advantage of our liberal offers.
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