Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-09-25
Go TO Geo N. Turner's for the


latest styles in gents fine hats.
--Miss.C. Boice has q change of adv
in this issue. Special attractions at
her store during fair week.
| Geo. y. Turner has something to
say to the readers of the EXPOSITOR IN
a change of adv. In this issue. Read it.
Jas Garlck started for Lake SUI
perior region yesterday to accept q
position I'm a paint shop. We wish
him success.
Mrs. Harry Anderson, of Water
down and Mrs. Thos Millar, of Mill
grove, Ont, were the guests of Mrs.
John McFarlaIe during the past week.
-Jno w. Lamon intends to add a
fast horse to the sporting stock of our
town. He received the frame of one
short time ago and we presume he
intends to enclose and finish it as soon
as possible.
r.. b. Brown has number Of pure
bred cockerels of different varieties
from eggs imported from New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jersey
for sale cheap. Notice his change of
ad in this issue.
w. III. Palmer has change of
adv i'm this issue. Ills stock of general
merchandise is full and complete and
marked way down at the lowest liv-
ing profits. Give him call and see
what he has got.
The Sabbath school over west of
here gave a picnic in Geo Browns
woods on Friday last. A very large
attendance was present and good
time was had. The rain in the after
noon made il rather unpleasant.
Mr.. Comstock has purchased Chas
Greib's interest In the agricultural
implement business at Port Huron.
The firm now reads Cobb & Comstock.
Notice their change of ad in this is
sue. This firm always carry the best
make. in stock.
-Brockway Centre fair next week
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Reduced rates on all branches of the
Pt III. q n. w. II. II. during the fair.
A big crowd is looked for This will
without "a doubt, be the best meeting
the society has had yet.
John ID. Jones, of this place, is
our choice for the Office of Treasurer
of this county. He is a man who is
fully competent to fill the Office and
we bespeak for him a hearty support
in this and adjoining townships and in
the city of Poit Huron.
Mrs Holmes read the Sunday
School Lesson on temperance from the
New York Christian Advocate, on
Sunday evening, in the M. f. church,
giving u history of the first "YouDg
Peoples Total Abstinence Society" as
recorded in Daniel, lst chapter Sth to
18th verse.
The Peoples caucus, held in
DUTIES Hall, on Friday evening last,
elected tie following delegates 10 the
joint convention held at Emmett on
Saturday last. Geo w. Barrett and
Albert Lutz were the Democrat dele
gates who attended the same cJnven-
{ on from here.
The Whitney Family pitched their
tents in this place on Saturday last
and played to a crowded house in the
evening. The entertainment was
fl, st-class and above the average of the
shows travelling around the country.
Messrs Locke Il Long in their hori-
zontal bar acts are unrivalled by any.
The little folks are immense affording
considerable amusement for the au-
dience, especially Master Ernie the
five-year old clown in his original
comic acting. This show is made up
of ladies and gentlemen every one of
them and we bespeak for the company
success in the remainder of their trip
this summer as they have had in the
past.
&C. G. Meisel & Bro, of Pt Huron,
have brand-new advertisement in
this issue of the ExPosIT@R. They
have accomplished their removal into
new and elegant quarters, the Bryce
Block, on the corner of Military and
Water streets. at the south END of the
bridge. They invite an inspection of
their new store, which will be found
one of the most complete in the west;
with elevator, ladies' waiting room
and every department arranged with
view to comfort and convenience.
Mr.. G. G.. Meisel is East purchasing
their supply of goods, and you may
depend upon 1T that he will secure such
goods as shall suit all. Call and see
them when in Port Huron.
The Prohibitionists OF st. Clair
county met in convention at ut Huron
Friday last and nominated the follow
ing ticket: State Senator. Thos w.
Skinner. of Fort Gratiot; Judge of
Probate, j. S. Sutton, of st Clair;
Register of deeds, Chas j. Mccormick,
of Smith Creek; Sheriff, Martin
Monroe, Of Grant; Clerk, G. II. Hold
en-, of Brockway; Prosecuting At
torney, Tbos III. Adams, of Pt Huron;
Treasurer, Alex McNaughton, of
Clyde; Coroners, y. ID. Campbell, of
Grant and ID. J.. Woods, of Pt Huron.
The Prohibition congressional con-
vention met the same afternoon and
Nominated John Russell, of Macomb
county, as representative in congress.