Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-16
Local Expositions.

The Georgia Minstrels gave good
show, Saturday night.
There were several emersions in
Mill creek on Sunday last.
Remember the ice cream social at
J. II. Moore's, Old Brockway. tonight.
John Saunders has brick, lime and
hair for sale at his residence in town.
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Call and see the new stock of hats
and bonnets just received by Miss G.
Boice.
"A new paper has been started at
New Baltimore with viii B. Odion
at the helm.
Mrs. Il. Gordon, of Detroit. is
visiting with her brother, III. F. Leon
ard, at present.
"A carload of tile just received by
John Saunders ranging from "a to s
fhches i'll diameter.
The crops are looking splendid and
everybody is looking for bountiful
harvest. So mote it be.
Miss C. Boice visited friends
and relatives in Port Huron and
Detroit during the past week.
-Gustavis Kimball. of Flint, has
been visiting with his father-in-law
and wife in this place at present.
Frank McElroy, of st. Clair, and
T. Casey, of Port Huron, were in town
one day this week and paid this office
a call.
S. G. Belts returned home yester-
day morning-a little sooner than he
expected. lie is looking hale and
hearty.
Anderson e Co. sold four Stude-
baker wagons on Friday last. A good
days work. They are meeting with
splendid success in this place.
Go and hear style of entertain
ment that is new, novel and varied, at
Michaels Hall Wednesday eve., July
%. Donavin's Famous Tennesseeans
sing.
There Will be an excursion over
the Pt. III. 81 N. w. r.. r. to Port
Huron and from there to Marine City
and st. Clair by the Str. Mary, on
Tuesday. July 81.
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, Il. L. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
The picnic to the lake last Friday
was enjoyed by old and young and
will be a day long to be remembered
by all who attended more especially
those who INDUCED in the boat ride on
the lake.
H. i. Cough will give grand
opening ball at his hotel in Valley
Centre, on Wednesday evening, July
20. Good music will be in attendance.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
-Chas. w. Cadow, formerly a
Brockway Centre boy, but now en-
gagged in the harness business for
himself at Sandusky, was in town this
week. lie is meeting with good sue
cess up there.
ID. r. Brown, of the corner
grocery, has the hearty thanks Of the
| ExPosIToR staff for bountiful sup
ply of watermelon on Tuesday of this
week. Dave never forgets the EXPOS
IToR when he has anything good to
eat in his line.
We stated in recent issue that
III. G.. White had the largest goose
berries we had ever seen but we had
not seen John IIoskin's at that time.
We were shown lis tho other day and
find them to be much larger and all
about the same size. They are
beauties.
-.Donavin's Famous Tennesseeans
Colored Concerts, and the same that
assisted in building Central College al
Nashville, and are rarely gifted vocal
lists, will sing in Michaels Hall Wed
nesday Eve. July %. They were one
of the leading attractions ut Chaut
auqua in 1884.
The revival meetings on Saturday
and Sunday in Gorman's grove, Green
wood, were very largely attended
They arc being condu ted by BERNHARD
Kreulzger. minister Of the Mennonite
Dretheru in Christ. 1t is said tha'
shout .00n people were in attendance
on Sunday. Good success Is Deinl
net with and considerable so"d
being done.