Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-08


Chas. Wells has fitted up his former
quarters in the Chamberlain block and
moved his stock of drugs, ETC., back to
this place from Brown City. Charley's
many friends are glad TO see him once
more become resident of the village.
Mr.. Toby, Brown City's jeweler will
occupy part of the store, and will put
in stock of goods at once. We well
come Mr.. Toby TO our midst.
Prof. j. O. Grinnell arrived home
from Detroit last Tuesday evening,
and we are pleased to be able to state
that he is on fair way to recovery.
Johnny has been II great sufferer for
the past four or five months. He will
probably remain in Yale the coming
summer and give lessons and write
music, at which he has gained quite a
reputation throughout the state.
The Detroit Free Press celebrated its
go anniversary last Sunday with a six
ty-fOur page edition. Included i'll this
was fac smile of the first paper pub
lished by that Office sixty years ago,
which is Il great contrast to the Free
Press of to-day. This paper has stead
lily improved from the time it was first
established until it now stands in the
front ranks of the leading journals of
the world. We hope that it may con-
tinue its prosperous career and live
to enjoy many more anniversaries. -.
Grant Holden d Bro. moved their
stock of drugs, medicines, etc, into
their new apartments in the Rapley
block last Saturday evening. They
now have one of the best and neatest
Il "a, -, ~ l,nY-
Just reason to feel proud of it. The
interior of the store is finished in hard
wood and the work was done by VIM.
Owens of the firm of Goheen d Young,
and reflects great credit on this gentle
man as II tasty and skillful mechanic.
The telephone has also been moved
into Messrs. Holdens' store from the
old stand.
A number of subscribers who were
in arrears come to the front with the
almighty dollar this week, and for
which we feel grateful. If you are
behind in your subscription why not
Join the crowd and make us happy.
Editors don't pray very often, but next
week we will devote one hour out of
every twenty-four to asking blessings
for those who pay up. If you want to
receive the benefit come and see us.
About the first of June we intend to go
after the scalp of every one over n
year in arrears. So if you are among
the number, you had better pay up or
get your head sand-papered, as we
mean business.
Alfred Young, writing from Auburn
Park, Cook Co., Ill.,, April 26, says:
Enclosed find one dollar for which
please send me the EXPosIToR for one
year, rs | can not live out here without
it. / arrived in Auburn Park last
Tuesday about 10 p. M, and found it
very nice little town of about eight
or nine thousand and increasing all
the time. They are putting up some
handsome buildings and | like the
place very well. There is lots of work
for any person who wants ii. | have
also met some of the boys from Yale"
Aft shows his appreciation of Il good
paper, and wants the news of this
vicinity i'll full each week. We wish
him all success possible i'll his new
place of business.
The Cornwall Grand Concert Co. are
billed for an entertainment in Central
hall Thursday evening, April IA. The
leading members of the troupe, John
Cornwall and sister, were some years
ago, residents of Flint, where they
attracted much attention by the sweet
ness and purity of their voices. After
studying some time with Prof. Pease,
of Detroit, they went to Europe and
studied under the best masters. The
press and musical critics speak in the
highest terms of their voices and ac-
complishments. Accompanying them
is one of the finest lady violinists in
the country. Tickets have been
placed at % and ID cents, with reserved
seats at 35c., which can be secured at
Grant Holden d Bros drug store.
The Reynolds Melville Dramatic and
Comedy Co. will give one of their pop
ular entertainments in Central hall in
this village next Tuesday evening, May
y. They have Il good troupe and
their plays are of Il tirst.class order.
The principal attraction of the COM
pany is the little actress Bella White,
who is but nine years of age. The fol-
lowing explains itself:
Bad Axe, April %, 1891.
To DhOm IL mdy cORce1R:
Reynolds-Melville Dramatic Com
pany played here last night to good
house, and gave the best entertain
ment that has struck the town for
some time. The play was well rem
dered and nothing was said but what
the most fastidious might hear. We
would bespeak for them a liberal pat
ronage. j. G. WRIGHT,
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