Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-08-20
Rolled oat meal ut ID. r. Browns.

II. j. Sullivan, Of Valley Centre
made us pleasant call on Monday.
John Saunders has brick, lime am
hair for sale as his residence in town
1tf
Miss C. Boce has been visiting
her friends in Port Huron during tn
past week.
- We would advise the farmers Il
beware of swindlers. The country i
full Of them.
MIR. and Mrs. III. b. Cough, o
Valley Centre, were in town on Mon
day this week.
Miss Jennie Raymond, who ha:
been visiting in Chicago, ILL.,, returned
home on Tuesday.
j. c. Holden. Of the firm of Hold
en- Bros, was on "a business trip Il
Saginaw this week.
John ID. Jones and DR.. Gowan
have withdrawn their names and we
now get the liquor money.
Mrs. Weleh and two sons, of De-
troit, are visiting with her sister, Mrs.
VIA. Turnbull, at present.
Our subscription list is increasing
rapidly. We expect to have over one
thousand subscribers this fall.
Miss Maud Danger. of Pt. Huron.
has been visiting friends in this place
and Old Brockway during the past
week.
%. w. Mills shipped his first car.
load of new wheat the past week,
The wheat in this section Is of 4 good
quality.
Mrs. w. f. Murray and son, of
Aylmer, Ont, are the guests of M. T..
Grandy and family and other friends
IN this place.
When a girl can read her title
clear. to matrimony's share; she bids
farewell to every fear, and forgets to
bang her hair.
Rudolph Andreae's new residence
begins to loom up in fine style. He
will have handsome dwelling house
" nell COiupltleu.
"A man is always wanting some
one to tell him how handsome he looks.
A woman will just stand before the
glass and see for herself.
The Mayville Monitor and INLAY
City Optic are two valuable additions
to our exchange list. We hope to re-
ceive their weekly visits.
Archie Gillian, of Sandusky. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
place at present. 1t is said he intends
starting a barber shop in this place.
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, L. L. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
-Jno. W. Lamon, our banker, who
has been on a trip up the lakes. return
ed on Monday having had an enjoy
able time. lie speaks in glowing
terms of the scenery and climate in
Tie Vicinity VI NdCkludC.
The Michigan State Democrat,
published at Detroit by M. T. Wood
ruff, is welcome weekly visitor to
this Office. 1t is seven-column, four
page journal and well filled with good
reading matter. Only one
dollar year.
Andrew. a son of Robt Huston of
while riding horse on
Sunday last was thrown Off alighting
On the top of his head cutting a cash
about three inches long in the scalp
laying the skull bare. The patient is
doing finely.
In letter from DIR. Mitchell the
past week he says: :-"The climate is
Just grand here. The summer heat is
not so Oppressive as in Michigan. /
have got real strong again, and if it
were not that / am so in love with
this climate l would go back and take
up my practice again."
"A citizen of our village would
like to know of our councillors and
if last Saturday night-not
speaking Of other nights full as bad
IL they call them an honor to our Will
age. Did not the demons cry awaken
them out of their slumbers or nave we
got to endure it longer, until some
Dne is awakened to duty.
The Remington armory has five
and three-quarter acres Of floor space,
equal to one room 40ft. wide and
D,210ft., or nearly one and one-ffth
miles long. Machines to the number
Of 1,760 are driven by force of 900
horse power, with the aid of 4,900ft.
Of line shafting and 70, ,400ft. of betting
The estimated value of the plant, not
either stock or materials, Is
50, 100000. 1t is next to impossible to
give an idea of the various styles of
arms manufactured, in which are in
cluded military, sporting and target
rifles, shotguns, pistols and rifle canes;
the different patterns of sporting rifles
alone, lengths, sights, chambers, etc.,
being "too numerous to
Man. born of woman. is of few
days and full of cholera morbus. To-
day he goeth forth to his labor, clothed
in linen duster and little brief
and tomorrow he seeketh
to build fire in the base burner which
is spending the summer with friends
in the stable loft. Yea, he searcheth
wildly for the overcoat which hath
been spouted and is sorely troubled in
spirit because he findeth it out. But
be of good cheer; We believe in many
things, believe also in the ability of
the weather to fire the mercury up
among the top branches before the sun
plays leap-frog with the meridian.