Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-22
ExPOSITIONS.

JOnn Dune Is HOW lull-ilcuSCu
pharmacist.
A new time table appearsin this issue
for the +. & p. NJ. Ry.
Heavy wool socks at Mrs. ID. A
Smiths only 50 cents pair.
+. T. Palmer & Co. present some low
prices in q change of adv. this week.
Read it.
Charles and John Nicols and Fred
Wilcox are lying on their backs fight
ing the grip.
The young ladies of the village will
give q leap year party i'll Michaels' hall
this friday evening.
Our liberal offers are bringing in
many new subscribers and the old ones
are paying up promptly.
Michael, son of John Ryan, of En-
met, WAS killed in the lumber woods
near Gladwin on Tuesday.
Now is your time to buy glassware
cheap. A large variety ut the New
York Bazaar, Duffie Block.
Boice & Waterman's great clearing
sale is proving to be grand success
and their winter goods are going fast.
J.C. Holden believes i'll the ready
about it in change of adv. this week.
James Rath is placing material on
his lots in the Chamberlain addition
preparatory to building in the spring.
Judson Black is busily engaged mov-
ing his household effects back to Yale.
We are pleased to have him as citizen
again.
Yale and Port Huron market reports
appear in this issue, We will endeavOr
to have them corrected each week
hereafter.
Reader Don't fail to perusc Roicc
Il WATERWAYS change of advertise
ment this week. 1t is to your interest
to look it over.
Lew Robinson has received word
from Montana that the folks are all
well. He will start for there as soon
as the walking is good.
William Cowing was at Brown City
on Monday. He brought back with
him large Moose head the property
of Postmaster Snyder.
Rev. c. G.. Sink did not preach in the
Brick chapel Sunday evening as adver-
tised in last issue but will be here next
Sunday evening at O'Clock.
George Merrill, of Croswell, was in
Yale Tuesday and while here sold his
interests in the Charles III. Niggeman
house and lot to james Rolls, of Rose
burg.
The Supreme Chief Ranger and Su-
preme Secretary of the l. o. F. did not
reach here Thursday morning as was
anticipated, but arrived on the evening
train.
Will J. Rapley, Mat Switzer, Robert
Mcknight, X. G.. Brown, w. l.. Tobey,
and J. b. Sherk, of Brown City were in
town Thursday attending the Forester
doings.
We obtain patents for protection, not
for ornament. Send for our valuable
pamphlet. Dubois & Dubois, Inven-
tive Age Building, Washington, d. c.
Mention this paper. 81
Say! Boice & Waterman's store is
crowded with sharp buyers who are Sc
curing some of those great bargains
advertised. This is no humbug and
they well know it.
Last week the Brown City Banner
closed the first year of its existence.
The paper is well patronized by the
business men and shows signs of pros
perity. Here's hoping that it may
ever wave.
Emmett tent No. 542, X. O. T. NJ. will
give grand ball at the Emmett Housed
Oh Friday evening, Jan. %, 1892. Mu,
sic by the Port Huron Maccabee band.
Bill only Sl.00. A big time may be an
ticipated. All are invited.
Those who have not already paid
their taxes are requested to settle the
same before February LIST, 1892, or they
will be returned 10 the county treasur-
er in accordance with village Ordi-
nance No. "a.
"All alone, unheard, unknown--he
makes his moan''-in fifth-story bed
room. The reason is obvious, he is
suffering everything with a cold and
hasn't got n soul TO step across the
street for one small bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
As an inducement to all who see this
notice to subscribe and pay in advance,
and to old subscribers to pay promptly |
in advance, we offer them, free for one |
year, that magnificent farm and home |
paper, the Farmers Friend, of South |
Bend, Ind. 1t has 10 large pages, we'll
filled with choice reading relating to
farm, orchard, live stock, household |
and other topics. 1t is printed twice a
month. The regular price is 50'cents, |
but if you pay for this paper in advance,
we will present you with a years sub
scription to the Farmers Friend. Call |
while this great offer lasts.