Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-10-22
Local Expositlons.
MONDAY was a rainy day.

MONDAY was rainy day.
The .Capac fair was grand
success.
The wheat crop through this
section looks fine.
Miss Tuna Welch is teaching
school at st. Ignace.
I'VE were visited by a hail storm
on Wednesday afternoon.
Call and see the topsy tablet at
the ExPosIToR Book Store.
"A large Republican majority is
the result of the Ohio election.
DIR. Lister, of Brown City, spent
few hours in town on Tuesday.
"A number of the boys of this
vicinity have gone to the north woods.
Farmers in this section inform
us that more than half of their pota-
toes are rotting.
j. X. Hall has traded farms with
VIM. Ovens and will hereafter reside
in the township of Lynn.
w. w. Grinnell has given up his
position as operator at Clifford and is
now soJourning around home.
The Marlette Leader is eight years
old and has healthy appearance.
Long may it live and prosper.
-Thos. Darcy has rented the build
ing OH the corner, now used as a
wagon shop, to John Sexton for sa-
loon.
Archie Gillian has purchased the
fixtures of the late barber shop from
Jas Garlick and intends opening out
here again.
Our wood pile is played out and
we would be pleased, il some of those
who wish to, would bring us load of
wood ON subscription.
&C. III. Niggeman and wife are oc-
cupying one half of DR.. Mitchelrs late
residence the other half is occupied by
N. Il. Stratton and family.
The Prairie Farmer is received
and well filed with just such reading
farmer wants. Send to Orange
Judd. Chicago. ELL, for sample copy.
-Crosswalks have been placed on
Main street making a great improve
ment over the old style. The side
walks have also been joined together.
--Gorham 81 Noble having entered
into co-partnership in the blacksmith
business in this place have something
to say to the readers of the EXPOSITION
this week.
The party who stole the SAW from
the cider mill is known and it would
be we'll for him TO return it or lie will
have his name published in the
EXPosIToR.
w. III. Wear 81 Co., have just re.
ceived large assortment of fall car
pets which they are selling at Detroi,
prices. Read their change of adv
also call in and examine their stock.
Mrs. o. L. Ashley has returned
from her visit to friends at Oakwood
She informs us that she enjoyed hei
trip splendldly and that the EXPOS.
IToR was welcome visitor each week
Jas. III. Norris, Port Huron's liv'
merchant tailor, presents new adv
to the readers of The ExPosITOR thi
week. His stock in gents furnishing
is complete and he invites all to Cal
and see him when in Pt Huron.
The PIT. ii. & N. w. II. r.. hav,
placed number Of new culverts aloni
their line within the corporate limit
of this place. They ara of the stand
ard guage and we expect before loni
to see tins road changed TO a bros'
gauge.
Tho place to buy is where yo'
can buy the cheapest and If you rea
Miss G. Boice's adv. you will find sh'
is selling millinery and fancy good
cheaper than you can buy them in 4
Huron. Give her call and be con
viuced thereof.
&C. A. Wells & Co. have a pumpki
i'm their show window and anyon
buying twenty-five cents worth Q
goods can take guess on the numpe
Of seeds it contains, the one comm
the nearest to the nu nber will be mad
present of $3.50 toilet set o