Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-17

ID pounds Golden G. sugar for g
at c.. n. Turner's.

- II pounds Golden G. sugar for g
at G.. n. Turner'S.
j. G. Holden visited Detroit OF
business the first of this week.
Powell & Robinson have added ;
new show case to their jewellery store
To enjoy your own life II is un
necessary to compare it with the live;
of others.
-Watermelons, ripe apples, toma
toes, etc. have appeared on the mark
ct at this place.
-Thos Rapey and. j G. Holden rec
reated themselves by a trip up Lake
Huron on Sunday last.
John Youngs is putting up new
building next to Hiram Aliens which
he will use as restaurant.
Peace is precious jewel and there
are many people who would give any
thing but the truth to secure it.
-2,2l2 immigrants entered the
Uuited States through the Port Huron
district during the month of June.
Miss Florence Bowers left for a
two weeks visit with her parents and
friends at Port Huron, on Monday.
II. Macarthur has reopened his
| jewelry store and has new adv in
this issue. Look it over and then give
him call.
If you want one of the most
delightful residences in the village or
a business site on front street call on
or address w. Cowing, attorney,
BrOckway Centre. az once for prices,
etc. Stf
Trade seems to be booming at the
corner grocery of ID. II. Brown; at least
if the daily arrival Of new goods is any
criterion to judge by. Before buying
your groceries you should call and see
his stock.
Paul G. Morphy. the renowned
chess player of New Orleans, was
found dead in bath tub in the above
named city on Tuesday last. 1t is
supposed he was seized with fit and
was drowned.
Harvey Tappan, of Columbus, at
one time principal of the schools at
this place was visiting in town last
Friday, the guest Of j. S. Duffie. He
was also looking up his chances for
Register Of Deeds.
-Ye editor is away visiting rela-
tives and old time friends at Amherst
burg, Ont, this week. Any delin-
quencies that may appear, therefore,
in the columns of this issue, should be
charged to "the boys"
"A young lady visitor arrived at
the home of Robert Lewis in the south
part of the village on Monday night.
She is going to stay. too. Wonder If
| if there's any more such fish to be
caught by our peddlersp
Franklin Barker has decided to
move to Colorado where he expects to
win fame and fortune. He will be
greatly missed by his many friends in
! the township of Brockway where he
has resided for number of years.
A California editor who during
the past year has had the management
of five different papers and had them
all collapse Oh his hands, has now
started the sixth, naming it "Kind
Words" because kind words never die.
L. w. Secor wishes those parties
who stole the horse-shoes which he
had taken so much trouble TO gather
up and place on the fence, to return
them at once and save themselves from
ceing exposed as thieves, as they are
known.
Bills are out for an auction sale,
on Saturday of this week, the 10th, at
the farm of Edward Sexton, two miles
north ana three fourths Of mile east
of Old Brockway. A large amount Of
valuable personal property will be
disposed Of. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Francis Kells' auction sale which
was advertised to come off OH Thurs.
| day, July 10th. was not very we'll at
tended on account of the farmers be-
ing busy in the harvest field. 1t has
been postponed until some time in
October. Due notice will be given
later as to the date. etc.
In speaking of the entertainment
part of the strawberry sociable in last
weeks issue the name of G. Cooper
was ommitted. Mr. Cooper took a
prominent part in the proceedings, be-
ing one of our most able singers, and
we sincerely regret that anything like
this should have happened.
Printed envelopes, bill heads and
note and letter paper have business
look that is worth money to business
people. They facilitate the work of
correspondence and making out ac-
counts. The EXPosITOR job depart
ment can supply them at about the
ordinary cost of the blank paper.
NOTICES hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received up to the 20
tn day of August for the erection of a
building on the fair grounds in this
place suitable for an eating house.
Plans and specifications may be seen
by applying at G.. w. Bells Office in
misplace. III. PEARCE, Sec.
II. B. Cough has purchased the
Berry property on main street at a
cost of 5000, and is actively engaged
in erecting q building for a furniture
store. The building will be SO 81
feet in size, consisting of a 20 x 61 foot
two-story building for himself, and a
lean-t0 Is 81 on the side, which, to-
gether with the land covered by the
same will be owned and occupied by
Geo Cough as photograph gallery.