Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-08-21
Local Expositions.

School meeting will be held on
Monday evening. Sept. lst.
Geo Cook is putting up a house on
his lot In the east part Of the town.
Don't forget the Ice Cream Fes-
tival and ArtLoan to. m orrow evening.
%. u. Chamberlain and wife are
visiting relatives at Pt. ST. Ignace at
present.
M. L. Ripley. of Port Huron, was
the guest OF Jas. Ferguson over
Sunday.
w. J. Rapley, of Port Huron, was
on visit to his parents and friends
in this place this week.
%. w. Mills is paying the highest
price for grain at his grain house in
this place. Read his a6. to that effect.
&C. +. Roswell has improved the
looks of his place by the imitation
brick foundation to his house. 1t
looks neat.
-Robt. b. Brown has moved into
his new house and o. p. Chamberlain
has taken possession of his own house
and moved back to town.
WIN II. Scott has change of adv.
in this issue. He can furnish you
anything from cradle to a complete
outfit for dwelling house.
"A Teachers Institute will be held
in the city of Pt Huron commencing
August 25th and closing Aug. Goth.
All interested are invited to attend.
The excursion to 1T Huron on
Sunday last was very largely attended.
Tho traiu cnuoiatad of ,ina cNooh ao
with about 500 passengers on board.
The Revs. A. J. Holmes and j. r.
Baird and VIM. Strong were elected
delegates to the Prohibition conven-
tion to be held at Lansing, Aug. 27th.
jed Spaulding, of Port Huron,
was in town last week Friday visiting
friends. He wore Butler badge and
was well supplied with Cleveland
badges.
There will be an excursion TO
Niagara Falls and return on Saturday,
Aug. 30th from Vassar via Pt. III. 81
Y. w. II. II. to Pt Huron and G.. II.
Il. to Niagara.
We are informed that VIM. Turn
er cut ten acres of oats OH Saturday
last in the afternoon with a Rawson
reaper and span of horses, Consider
ing how hot it WAS we think this hard
to beat.
David Sexton was at Detroit Il
few days during the past week attend
ing his son while undergoing the am
putation Of limb which has troubled
him for number of years. The boy
is doing finely.
On account of not having been
furnished with any further notes, in
regard to the life and death of the late
James Mcclure, we are unable to
give our readers any information as
stated last week.
Our barber announces himself as
"a professor of crinicultural abdecis-
sion and chronological tripsis, tonsor-
ial artist, pllvsiognical hairdresser,
facial operator, Uranium manipulation
and capillary abridger."
Elder II. III. Andrews, pastor of
he Baptist church, Old Brockway,
will preach in the NJ. y. church.
Brockway Centre, next Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Subiect--"T fate
of Nations that serve not God"
Parties owing us for the EXPosIT-
OR will please hand it in and save
themselves from being asked for it.
We must have some money and intend
asking those indebted TO us for what
they owe us no matter whether you
get angry about it or not.
An editor in order to he a success
must possess the constitution of a horse,
the obstinacy of mule, the iD,lepen-
dence of u wood sawyer, the pertinaci-
ty OF dun, the indurance of a starv-
ing anaconda, the entire resignation
ut the most confounded of all earthly
readmills, and he must be moving
target for everybody to shoot at. An
editor is man who is liable To gram
NAUTICAL blunders. toothaches, typo
graphical errors and lapses of memory
and usually he has ninetyseven thous-
and people watching To catch him
tripping. lie is man of sorrows,
acquainted with grief and poverty and
frequently liable to go ragged and
hungry, and yet the woods are full Of
people who want To he III editor.