Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-31
Two supplements this week.

-.The farmers are busy in the harv
est field.
will Lake is very i'll at his home
east of this place.
Alex DOYLE, of Capac, made this
Office short visit OF Tuesday.
DIR. J. II. McGurk, of Capac, called
at this office OH Wednesday ami made
us one dollar richer.
JAS Wallace has the lumber OH the
ground tor Il house and will commence
to build i'm about Il month.
WIN II. Scott has a change of adv.
in this Issue. The attention OF OuI
readers is called To the same.
Mrs. VIM j. smith, of Oxford, is
spending u few weeks in this place
visiting with her daughter, Mrs j. w.
Gray.
We have new tailor shop run 10y
thurs building south of the bakery.
Notice their local in this issue.
"A Greenback Convention was held
in Port Huron ) ,turday last and eject.
ed delegates to the state convention.
They are not in favor of fusion.
The picnic Friday i'm Holden S
orchard proved to he II grand success.
There was good speaking. readings ann
recitatlODs and also "a good picnic
dinner.
S. L. Reeder, of EdinbOro., Pa,
has been making quite an extended
visit through Michigan and Canada of
late. lie visited his brOther-in-law,
Nelson Teets, in this vicinity for a
few days this week.
-Grieb Il Cobb have placed new
force pump in the well near the livery
barn the property of Frank Dagg. il
would be good idea il more We're
brought and put in position here in
town. They are useful rs fire en-
tinguishess.
"A meeting will be held i'm the NJ.
f. church on Monday evening. August
4th, Immediately following the tenn
perance meeting, for the purpose OF
organizing singing class under the
instruction of W. III. Sutphin, of Rich
mOnd. A full attendance of all those
who wish to Join such Il class is desired.
"A visit at the Brockway cheese
factory revealed several facts OF inter-
est to the patrOnizing public. First,
they have plenty of room and lirst-class
machinery with modern improve
ments. especially their press, which is
of great power and easily handled.
Second, Mr.. Henderson, the manager,
thoroughly understands the business.
He is clever gentleman and spared
no pains in explaining TO myself and
lady many interesting features of
cheese making. Thirdly, bu: not lastly,
everything is kept clean, an important
item i'm cheese. factory. Mr.. IIender-
son said: He had been requested by
one of his patrons to make me a pres
ent of cheese, (he withheld the
name.) Will Mr.. Goodman receive
my thanks. for it was just like all the
other cheese this factory makes-lirst-
class. y. J. HOLMES.
%. w. Mills who has bought grain
at this place for The past few years is
again prepared to buy this season. AS
far rs we can learn Mr.. Mills has paid
the highest Price possible for grain in
the past and will do SO in the future
making this the best market this side
OF Detroit. Farmers you will find it
to your interests to bring your grain
to his warehouse in this place. He
will pay as good If not better prices
than you will get elsewhere. Mr..
Mills has purchased the Emmett grain
house and has placed Jas A. Fraser in
charge OF the same. 1t is his intention
to buy all the grain possible this season
and to do so will pay you the highest
market price. Don't haul your grain
to other places where maybe one man
will be paid high price in order to
catch others; hut bring it right here to
o. w. Mills gram house in your own
town where you will lie dealt with
fairly and sQuarely.