Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
Local Expositions.

John Merrill is the happy father
of baby girl.
Holden Bros have just received a
large stock of Dry Goods.
Smoke the Puck cigar. only five
cents, for sale by Thos Rapley.
Hon. James G. Blaine will make a
two days campaign in Michigan.
w. ID. Wear has fixed up the brok-
en- culvert i'm front of j. ii. Highs
shoe shop.
C. A. Wells & Co. have decorated
the floor of their drug store by a neat
coat of paint.
Only one month until election.
The time seems short but it will be a
long time coming.
Look here before you buy your
fall stock of boots and shoes. Please
give us a call. Holden Bros.
Alex Macarthur, of Comockee.
Ont, visited with his brothers Donald
and James in this place last week.
Frank Dagg has plum tree on
his farm south of this place which is
in blossom for the second time this
season.
The EXPoSITOR force return
thanks for basket OF fine eating APP
Piles left at this Office by our farmer
friend John X. Hall.
Don't forget to subscribe tor the
EXP0sIToR while at the fair. We will
have a man on the grounds to take
your dollars. so have your money
ready.
To any body who has disease of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in other
cases. Address, f. L. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
If you want one of the most
delightful residences in the village or
a business site OF front street call on
or address w. COwing, attorney,
Brockway Centre, at once for prices,
etc. Stf
John Makelim. of Valley Centre,
was nominated for representative by
the Republican convention at Croswell
on Wednesday last. We are personal
ly acquainted with Mr., Makelim and
would say that in him the Republican
party have made good choice.
We welcome to our exchange list
The Western Herald anew paper pub
lished at Amherstburg, (our old home)
by Fuller & Lee two enterprising men
of that town. 1t is neat five-cOlumn
eight-page journal, well edited and
well made up. We predict for it
long and useful life.
David II. Brown has change of
ad in this issue. Dave is thoroughly
established and intends to make a stay
OF it in the grocery business i'm this
town. Ills store is opposite the school
house. Call and see him when you
want anything in the line of choice
groceries or provisions.
The Republican meeting held in
Duflie's Hall last Thursday evening
by Hon. Edgar Weeks, candidate for
Congress i'm this district, was verv
largely attended considering it being
the first political meeting in this place
during the campaign. The audience
were very attentive although not very
enthusiastic. Mr.. Weeks spoke mainly
OH the tariff question and placed this
important issue fairly and squarely
before those present. He is noble
speaker and does not abuse or run
down those who attend his meetings
who may belong to other political par.
ties; but, instead, places matters be-
fore them in plain and honest man
ner. lie spoke for over an hour and
all depar;e ell well satisfied with what
they had learned. Friday afternoon
Mr.. Weeks visited the Brockway fair
and spent a few hours and then drove
to Capac accompanied by John ID.
Jones, Jno w. Lamon, Horace Baker
and We editare where q large and en-.
thusiastic meeting was held. He
spoke mainly on the tariff question
but wandered Of on other local mat
ters of great importance to the Ameri:
can people. Mr.. Weeks, being one OF
the soldier boys. meets many OF his Old
comrades Wn his visit through the
country. lie may look for a hearty
support from all those who fought
u avciy for their country with him.