Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-07-03
Local Expositions.

Read the supplement in this issue.
Tomorrow let the eaole scream.
Walter Wells now drives a dandy
turnout.
Lewis Middleton is the father of a
91s pound boy.
Mrs. A. II. Fraser is visiting
friends at Vassar.
VIM. II. Scott has just received a
large stock of furniture.
-Four law suits in town Monday,
making lots of excitement.
The display of Fireworks to-mor-
row evening will be splendid.
If you wish TO enjoy yourself come
to Brockway Centre tomorrow.
Everybody is coming to Brockway
Centre Oh the Fourth to celebrate.
1t should be remembered that there
is law prohibiting the sale of toy
pistols.
VIM Scott, the baker, has placed a
new verandah in front of his place of
business.
Charlie Griswold has returned to
his home in this place, for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Amasa Brown, of Evergreen,
is visiting with friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
John Gillian, of Sandusky, visited
his sons, Archie and Frank. in this
place last week.
e. M. Haight and Larry Allen, of
Capac, whiled away Saturday after
noon in this place.
r.. +. Carroll is at present a wId-
over his wife having moved back onto
their farm in Lynn.
The party of young folks who
went 20 the lake on Sunday report a
very enjoyable time.
-Thos Rankin and family, eff Prince
Edward Co., Ont, is visiting with
friends in this place.
Nearly every town in this part of
the state will celebrate the GLORIOUS
Fourth" Pt Huron excepted.
David r.. Brown has just received
a fine loe of large strawberries a sam
pie of which he has left at this office.
Thanks.
Gillian 81 Griswold guarantee a
good time for all who attend their
dance in the new Masonic Hall On July
The dance TO be given in Emery s
new billiard hall on the Fourth of
July, by Barrett 81 Kiel promises to
be grand affair. Everybody invited.
Supper at Emery's Hotel.
j. S. Dufiie has a lot of white ele-
phants-that is-we mean to say not
white elephants hut white elephant
cigars. When you want good cent
smoke call and get one of them.
Don't fail to read M. Magner's s
adv on the second page of the supple
ment. The next thing you do go to
his store at Brockway and make a
purchase of some of his low-priced
goods.
%. w. Mills has a new adv in this
issue. Parties wishing to purchase
scythes, snaths, forks, rakes or in fact
anything in the line of having tools
will do well to give him call. A full
stock of hardware always kept on
hand.
One Of the greatest attractions on
the Fourth will be the ship of state.
Thirty-eight Young ladies all dressed in
WhiOo WIN uoNo ny ing oCdIcu III pJld-.
mid on platform wagon with Goddess
of Liberty in centre is the way it will
be arranged.
Young boys and girls are to be
seen on the streets as late as 10 O'Clock
at night. Parents. do you know where
your children are? Look after them
a little more carefully and much of the
pain and disgia ace that, otherwise will
be yours in after years, will be spared.
An exchange takes the following
sensible view of farming as business
After all the money made by farming
is the.cleanest, best made, in the world.
1t is made in accordance with God's 8
first law, under honest influence, away
from the taint of trade, or fierce heat
of speculation. 1t fills the pocket
OF the farmer at the expense of no
other man. His gain Is no other mans
loss, but the more he makes, the better
for the world at large. Prosperous
farmers make a prosperous people.
Whatever benefits our farmers, bene-
tits the cOmfoon wealth