Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-09-11
Local Exrosifions.

Buy your lime at Jas Ferguson &
Cos grain house at S1.00 per barrel.
Send in your orders for refuse salt IN
hulk at $500 per ton. Highest price
paid for all kinds Of grain.
Local matter IS very scarce this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder are guests at
the NJ. Il. parsonage at present.
The cider mill by Taggatt q
Youngs is doing a good business.
Mrs. John Saunders is at present
visiting her daughter at st. Charles.
Remember the Fair Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Oct. 1, 2 and 3.
Deal with those who advertise in
the EXPoSIToR. Men Of business
spread printers ink.
DIR. w. Gowan gave an able lecture
to a good sized audience in Duties
Hall on Saturday evening last.
Geo. Vanwagner has made de-
cided Improvement to the front of his
wagon shops by coat OF paint.
David r.. Brown who has been
seriously i'll with Inflammation of the
bowels is able TO be around again.
John Saunders wishes to announce
to the public that he has on hand and
for sale lot of first.class brick.
Parties in need will do well TO give
him a call.
Moses Ducat, one of our well to-do
farmers, was at Detroit last week and
had the pleasure of seeing Benz +.
Butler. He reports the General as
being a fine looking man.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Boise, of Grand Rap
ids, delivered temperance lecture in
the M. e. church in this place on
Monday evening last. A good sized
audience were in attendance.
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, J.. Il. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
--Aloah Smith, of Brockway, in
tends going to the wild woods Of Al
pena to have hunt for deer this fall
with w. S. Benjamin, an old friend of
his, who has had some experience in
that business.
The prohibition convention which
we announced in previous issue to
bo held in the city of Port Huron in
Arcanum Hall OH Friday, Sept II, is
to he held in the court room in the
same city instead.
AT the Republican caucus on Mon
day the following delegates were elect
ed to the county convention to be held
in Port Huron to-day: j. ID. Jones,
w, N. McKenna, j. w. Lamon, DR.
~. Howell and w. III. Ballentine.
II. III. Parkinson threshed 200
bushels of oats for Geo Walker in 1
hour and ) minutes with his steam
thresher. Pat Quain, of Emmett,
threshed 600 bushels of oats and 120
bushels of barley with his steam
thresher in one day. Extra good work.
One of the most pleasant social
events occurred in Greenwood, Sept 6.
The OCCASION was the marriage of Il.
+. Dodge. Post master. of Fargo, to
Miss Esther Gninther. The ceremony
took place in the evening in the open
air and was performed by Presiding
Elder s. COpley, OF Monroe. Over
one hundred guests participated in the
festivities.
Watson Wesley, of Port Huron,
who has been here the past week can
vassing for Grams Unrivaled Atlas of
the world has met with good success
This work is the finest III the line of
aliases ever published. Mr.. Wesley
is an enterprising young man and is
deserving of the success which he re-
ceived. Those who have not subscrib-
ed as yet will find it to their interests
to have one of the books.
Edgar Weeks nomination for Con-
gress IL satisfactory with the majority
of Republicans, and he will make
a strong run. Hear what the Romeo
Hydrant Democratic paper has to
say about Mr.. Weeks .--"At last, after
many years Of waiting. the Seventh
District Republicans have given the
congressional nomination to Macomb
county man. Edgar Weeks Is the
can niidate and he will make stubborn
fight to carry off the cake. He will be
a hard man to defeat and If the Demo
Gratis expect to hold their advantage
In this district they will have to work
day and nigh" /"