Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-06-28
"A good oil wool suit only 500 al

Advertising cards for sale cheap
at this Office.
Rain on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
II. Darcy & Co. are getting up
neat buggy for DR.. Howell.
III. S. Wait is at present employed
by Darcy Il Co. as painter.
w. II. Palmer has just received q
carload of flooring for siding.
Call in at 1. n. Empey's lee Cream
Parlor and get dish Of ice cream.
We have some handsome adver.
tising cards for sale OF this Office cheap.
Best dress ginghams only II osnts
at Rosvell's other dealers get IL l-2 to
Is cents.
"A. e. Brown has been mendlng
his ways--that Is, sideways, and has
new plank walk In front of his place of
business.
Our friend Bert Dufie returned
homo from college on Friday last. The
boys-and girls-are pleased to see him
back again.
I'm this issue you VIII find some
phonetic spelling, composed and set up
by Trcb Eiffud. We should say il was
phonetic, or something else.
john Robinson, T. Darcy & Co.'S
woodworker, has Just completed neat
center table, all his own work. when
Is II credit to him. 1t is made of curly
maple inlaid with walnut.
We acknowledge the receipt of
delicious lot Of Strawberries presented
to us by Mrs. James Holden for which
VIC return our most hearty thanks.
They are the larges. We have seen for
some time.
The wool crop seems TO be big
yield this year. ANY quantity OF it
coming into market these days. g.
Andreae Sc Sons bought 1900 pounds
on Monday. Prices paid between 20
and 80 cents.
-The following incident which hap
pened at Palmer & Browns wool ware
rooms this week will probably be O
lesson 10 the party implicated and
others who are 80 disposed. 1t seems
that man from Greenwood brought
his wool 10 market and on examination
tho inside Of each fleece was filed with
dirt.
Boys roviv dho Band. Dhis haZ
bin dhe kry ov dhe sltizns and our
paper for thre munths. Now IL dhe
old memberz do not tax hold and re
organiz, sum ov dhe yung ladez by dhe
kon9ent ov dhe person. now in poszesh-
un ov dhe hornz, and dho assistance ov
a III ov dhe original member, will as
sist in orgasizlng MKT band for
dhe purpus ov furnishing HON muzik.
-Wo took trip tS Brookway last !
Saturday for the purpose of viewing
tse cabriolet built by w. & J. Harris for
Samuel Eoice, Port Huron. This |
handsome vehicle will COMPARE with |
work done in large cities and is cred
It to Brockway and its builders. We
visited few of the business places and |
found trade lively with all. John w.
Gustin was dealing out justice in his
Office opposite the Brockway House.
Mr.. G.. has lately erected building on
the site Of the one burned last winter. |
1t is lGx4S feet with 20 it. posts. The
ground floor will be occupied by him
as an Office and court room while the
second floor will be fitted up for hall.
The genial proprietor of the Brockway
House was feeling happy and reports
business good. the streets are being
graded and new sidewalks laid i'm some
parts Of the village and everything
around about the place looks pleasant
Mr.. AcFadden is laying the stone butt
ments for the new iron bridge across
Mill creek.
Messrs. w. & J. Harris, Of Brock
way, have just finished very fine
extension top phaeton, for 5. L.
Boice, of Port Huron, which would
be credit TO any Carriage Factory
In the state Norman Herbert had
charge of the wood work which is a
guarantee of first-olass work. The
iron work was done by VIM Harris
and is fine piece of workmanship.
The springs are Of the finest cast
steel, the axles and tire are fino steel
the rest of the iron work is made OF
tho finest Norway iron. Pole and
thill silver mounted. The trimming
Is of fine deep blue cloth, handsome
ly made In buns and rolls. The top
is of the finest trimming leather.
The front seat is fixed so that the
back may be reversed if required
making 1t pleasant to converse while
riding. John Chapaton, of Port
Huron, did the trimming and it is
fine display of tho good taste and
workmanship of that gentleman.