Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-05
Local Expositions.

Tue rohus are very dusty.
The days are getting shorter.
Fix up the sidewalks about town
"A number of the fair sex ATTENDED
the fair.
The political campaign will sooI
be in full blast.
"A severe winter with plenty o.
snow is predicted.
The weather was fair. consequent
ly'the fair was fair.
John B. Lutes and wife, of Rich
mond, attended the fair.
H. Wyman' and wife, of Fort
Gratiot. Svisited our fair.
e. NJ. Cady and wife, of Port
Huron, were here at the fair.
We havesmade a.large increase in
our subscription list this week.
Will Rapley, of Vassar, was here
visiting his.folks during the fair.
"A good many of our citizens at
tend the Brockway fair this week.
We sampled some of Jas Pearce's
peaches and pronounce them good.
We have been more than rushed
with job work the past two weeks.
Plant your advertisements now il
you wish to reap an abundant harvest.
"A number of trotting horses from
abroad were here taking part in the
races.
Mrs Julia Gordon, Of Detroit,
mother of Z. Gordon is visiting in
town.
-Providence kindly favored us
with extremely good weather during
the fair.
john Wark has our thanks for
some fine large apples which he brought
us last week.
j. A. davidson. of Port Huron,
has an advertisement in this issue
which you should read.
Next year we will show you the
fair that viii take dilapidated linen
from off the shrubbery.
Miss Ads Black, of Richmond, is
visiting at th residence of her father,
VIM Black, Greenwood.
M. T. Grandy intends soon to make
a change. in ais business. Read his
change of AL in this issue.
John Peak of Deckerville, was ac-
cidently shot b, VIM Mcdonald, OH the
gath ult. while out hunting.
If the turley's only knew what
was good for them, they would refuse
to eat corn for he next two months.
j. McDonolgh, of Port Huron.
formerly Broctway Centre boy, visit
ed his many friends in this place this
week.
-Meisel & Bre, call attention this !
week to their stock of fall and winter
goods. This firm is noted for fine
goods.
--Wm Wear who has been at work
in the Woolen Mills at Richmond for
some time past arrived home on Mon
day last.
The Lexington fair last week was,
it is claimed, one OF the most success
full ever held by the society. Receipts
about $400.
Arthur Chute of near Port Bur-
welp Canada, was here last week look
ing for. land. =. He bargained for some
near Yorks.
Mrs d. T. Sutton, wife Of the
of this paper took the prize
for being the lightest woman at the
Richmond fair.
--R. Emery is erecting building
between the Commercial House and
sample room to be used as harness
sbo,, nv los WaIlaoa
"A. ii. Finn, representing the Port
Huron Times, has been attending the
fair here, and also at Brockway, in the
interest of that paper.
II. P.EGough has purchased the
gallery of John Glover.
His brother is here and will conduct
the same in first class shape.
james Wallace informs us that he
has done splendid business since he
came here. lie turned out ten sett of
harness in the past two week.
Anybody can be nominated for
office, but it's the strong horse that
wins. Stick pin in that, and 1t may
save you great deal of worry.
-Ifyou would acquire ''filthy lucre"
you have got to reach out, and take
chances. No use in praying for
wealth. you'have got to "catch on" IL
you win i'm this world.