Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-16

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few, he will have n handsome ma
jority in this district.-Romeo OBJ
server.
The ExposIToR force are indebted
to Mrs. Jas. VanSlyke for a basket OF
eating apples for which they return
thanks. Mrs. VanSlyke also brought
to this Office bunch of second crop
raspberriess
Geo. VanWagner e Co. are to the
front with brdnd-new adv. They
have for sale buggies, carriages, wag-
ons. cutters, sleighs, sc. Repairing
done neatly and promptly. Black
smithiDg speciality.
Mr.. Weeks addressed q small au-
dience in Peck last week. However
much we may differ from Mr.. Weeks,
politically, we Will say he acted the
part of gentleman while here Peck
cor. in Sanilac Jeffersonian.
We are sorry to inform our read
ers that we are unable tn publish the
list of premiums awarded at the
Brockway Centre fair in this issue but
will be prepared To furnish them a
partial list next week. Look for 1t.
If you want one of the most
delightful residences in the village or
business site on front street call on
or address w. Cowing, attorney,
Brockway Centre, at once for prices,
etc. Stf
Brown City S1.OO, Yorks 00cts,
Melvin S5cts, Brockway Centre 75cts,
Green's Corners G5cts, Fairs 60cts.
The foregoing refer to the big excursion
to Port Huron OH the 18th. Take it
in. Last chance of the season.
To anybody who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in otter
cases. Address, L. Il. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
Butler was at Port Huron We'd
nesday evening last and spoke TO
very large crowd on the political issues
of the day. His speech was sound and
interested all who listened to him.
About fifty or sixty went from here on
the special train that evening to hear
him.
To-day the barber shop is being
moved into new quarters in the Nc.
Arthur Block opposite the Commercial
House where you will find everything
neat and clean. Lee is a good barber,
genial fellow and always ready and
willing to divest your physiognomy of
natures uncomely production.
--Johnie the tailor has sold out to
G. Andreae 81 Sons and has been en-
plOyed by them in their tailor shop.
Johnnie is an A. No. l tailor and par
ties can depend upon him to do good
work. When you want a suit do not
go out of town to get it but leave your
orders right here and help home indus
tries. In so doing you will build up
your own town and profit thereby.
In the Pt. Huron Weekly Tribune
of October 9th we noticed a mis-state
ment i'm regard to Anderson & Co., of
Pt Huron, making the largest display
of agricultural implements at the fair
in this place Oct. 2, 3 and 4. Now we
wish to correct that statement in JUS
tice to Cobb & Comstock who deserve
the credit, having had by far the larg-
est and finest display on the grounds.
Several months ago John Ayers
purchased ali organ of Hi. Manning,
Of Brockway Centre. HI. claimed that
lie owned the instrument, bat the lat
ter part of last week, an East Saginaw
musicdealer came on and replevined the
organ, claiming that Manning only
had it as lease. Consequently Mr..
Ayers is out an organ, unless he can
recover damages from Manning
Richmond Review.
The BrOckway Cheese Factory
was burned to the ground on Tuesday
morning last. The fire was discovered
at about 2 80 o'clock and at that time
half the building was burned and the
fire was under good headway so that !
but very little was saved. The build
ing, machinery and stock of cheese
amounting to about $1,000 was de-
strOyed. Insurance 81 800. The cause !
of the fire is unknown.
"A young man from Sanilac Co. |
entertained the crowd in Port Huron |
at times when Gen. Butler would stop |
to get breath, by the following excla-
nations: "Herei Here! General, bunt-
ing's all right, bunting's all right. |
What's the matter with Sanilac.- c.?
Don't 1 catch the points, ehp ?" and
"What's the matter with singing /
song for the man from Sanilac." Did
you ask if this young man was drunk
Oh no, he wasn't drunk.
On Monday last we took trip
through the country in the vicinity of |
Roseburg and had the opportunity of
gazing OH as fine a scope of country |
for farming as one would care to look |
upon. We stopped at the store of VIM.
Mcintyre and had the pleasure of TAX
ing dinner with himself and family. |
Mr., Mcintyre is very genial, good
natured man and his like newspaper |
man seldom comes across in an all |
days travel. Here's hoping that he
may live long and prosper.
-"Hurrah forButler" is the heading |
of VIM. McIntyre's ad. in this issue of |
the EXPosIToR. Mr.. Mcintyre is To-
Gated at Roseburg and is doing big |
business in Try goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, crOckeTy and glass |
ware. He sells his goods at rock bot
tom prices. is cordial with all who
come to trade with him and in fact |
when once you make his acquaintance |
you will always find it a pleasure to do |
business with him. After reading his |
adv. make it point to visit his store
and examine his stock and we feel con-
fident in saying you will never regret
the visit.
We have heard several persons
say they did not think they would vote
for j. 5. Dufiie for Register of Deeds
because they did not want him to leave
the town. In fact they did not know
how they could spare him. Now this
is all wrong. We agree with them