Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-30
BRoCKwAY CENTRE County, Mich, OCTOBER

j. S. Duflie will address the citi
zens of LYNN at brennan school house
on Friday evening Oct. 3ist and al
Lynn Corners on Saturday evening,
| Nov. lst.
Mrs. Jas. Reddicliffe who was
| hurt by being thrown from buggy
some time ago was down to this place
OH Saturday last. She is slowly re-
covering.
Frank Whipple addressed IA fair
| sized audience in Duties hall on Fri
day evening on the general issues OF
the day. lie treated the subject of
tariff to the satisfaction of all present,
David Orser has purchased the
barber business from Delos ZavitZ and
moved the same into the Macarthur
block. He now has neat and tidy
quarters and invites all of his friends
u give him call.
The entries for the EXPosIToR
butter exhibition are coming in fast.
Let every butter maker In this vicinity
and adjoining towns compete for this
new Remington Sewing Machine.
The more the merrier.
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, E. Il. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
DR. A. Mitchell and bride returned
to their home in this place on We'd
nesday evening last. The DR. reports
pleasant time while away. The EX-
PosIToR together with the rest of the
community welcome them home.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach in
the A. G. chapel Sunday afternoon at
o'clock and evening at O'Clock.
Earnest, enquiring minds will get
some things TO think about. Lay aside
prejudice and come out and hear him.
John A. Hickey has sold out his
interests in the saloon business in this
place to Owen Ryan and has rented
Thos Darcy's north shop which he will
convert into agricultural warerooms.
Implements of all kinds will be kept in
stock.
Rev +. J. Doyle. candidate for re-
preventative In this district on the
prohibition ticket, will address a po-
litcal meeting in Duties Hall to-
morrow Friday) evening. This will
be the last meeting of the prohibition
lists in this place. All turn out.
Joe. w. Avery has nearly COM
pleted his first term as judge of pro-
bate. That he has been conscientious,
upright and at the same time obliging
none can deny. He is thoroughly ac-
Quainted with the duties of the office,
is capable and deserving, hence give
him your vote-Pt Huron Tribune.
Lincoln Avery and Harvey Tap
pan held republican meeting at
Bidleman's school house on Wednes-
day evening last as advertised. A
good audience was present. While
the meeting was going on Mr.. Avery's s
horse, which was tied outside, got
loose and started for home leaving its
drivers to find their way as best they
could to the Centre. The horse and
buggy was found the next day at
Lincoln Avery's home in Grant. No
damage was done to the buggy which
is a miracle having three-year-old
colt hltcned 10 IL.
In his canvass of this Congression-
al district Edgar Weeks Is making
mastery argument in favor of pro-
tective tariff and thoroughly convinc-
ing his hearers that he has full grasp
of this important suject. If elected to
congress this ability to handle ably the
question which is of chief Importance
to us, will at once make his influence
felt, and we may he sure that no un-
favorable legislation will go through
either through inattention or lack of
ability on his part. AS lawyer Mr..
Weeks is ready and prompt and always
works for the interests of his clients,
is frank, affal'le and accommodating
in his intercourse with others, and
should receive large vote.