Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-09-04

Scott and family Il visit.
MIR. and Mrs. David Nj. Bearss, of
Elgin Co., Ont. have been visiting re-
latives and friends in these parts OF
late.
oil has been strnck at Port Huron
in McMOran Il Co.'S well but not, as
yet, in paving quantities. Several
barrels of oil has been pumped out and
it is Of good quality.
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 OTHER
cases. Address, Il. II. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa.
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
-Taggatt S Young have erected a
building and put in a cider mill and
are prepared to do custom work at y
cts per gallon. They also wish to
purchase number of bushels of apples
for which they will pay good price.
They have good mill and can do
good work. l5w2
j. $. Dunie is spoken of for Regis
ter of Deeds and County Clerk on the
Fusion ticket and for Congressman in
this district on the Prohibition. We
would be pleased to see our respected
townsman receive one of the above
Offices.
John B. Kiel wishes to state in
correction to the item which appeared
in last weeks paper in regard to Miss
Emma Petit leaving his employ that
she never was in his employ but was
working under the instruction of one
of his men learning the tailoring bus
mess
The school meeting Monday even
ing was very largely attended, there
being SO voters. VIM. II. Scott was
elected assessor fos three years and it
was voted to have 10 months school.
This is said TO have been the largest
school meeting ever held in this place.
The school board now consists of w.
II. Palmer, director, VIM Strong.
moderator and VIM II. Scott, assessor.
We are informed that some low,
mean, degraded boys, whose names we
withhold, took it upon themselves
during meeting at the Schram School
house, Sunday night, Aug. 18th, to
take the burrs off from wagons and
buggies, pile stumps in the road, take
up the cUlvert and do other damage to
the shame and disgrace of themselves.
Take warning boys and not let it hap
pen again.
Mr.. Wesley. of Port Huron, is
here this week canvassing for Grams
Unrlvalled Atlas of the World pub
lIshed by Henry 5. Stebbins. of
Chicago. This atlas is something that
every business man, every profession
al man. every farmer, in fact every
body should have. 1t is complete
in all its parts, containing more than
any other atlas ever published and is
sold for the small sum of 1915.
The ladies of the Library Associa-
tion of this place intend adding
reading room in connection. 1t is
their request, that all parties having
papers to spare. or old ones that they
have read, to bring them to the library
room in a. G.. Browns building,
where all interested in the library may
go in the evening and read. In so CO.
ing it will be mutually beneficial to all.
Let us see everybody take hold of this
matter.
The Prohibition Mass Meeting
last Saturday evening held in Duties
Hall was the largest and most en-
thusiaStic ever held in this place. The
hall was crowded and many went
away unable to get in. The meeting
was addressed by j. II. Chaplain, J.
Keightley. j. Il. Kellogg, a. j.
Holmes. Mrs. II. n. Mulholland and
j. +. Limerick. The addresses were
all sound and to the point. Mrs Null
hollands essay was a very fine pro-
duction.
The Brockway Centre Agricultur-
al Society Premium Lists are out and
ready for distribution. Parties desir-
ing one will do well to call at this
office or at the office of the secretary,
Henry Pearce. The fair will be held
on the society's grounds in this place
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October /, AMI 3. The officers in
tend to make this tie most successful
fair ever held in this county and are
sparing no pains to meet such ends.
All are invited to come and take part.
John w. Lamon has returned
from attending the Congressional Con-
vention at Port Huron and informs us
that there was lively contest which
resulted in favor of Edgar Weeks, of
Macomb county. lie also states that
there is strong feeling in favor of
Hon Henry Howard for State Senator.
We know of no man who is better
qualified, neither do we know of any
man who would receive so large a
number of votes as would Mr.. Howard
in the northern part of this county.
He is well and personally known to
every voter throughout the county
and we will be pleased to give him
our firm and hearty support
MARRIED.