Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-10-08
Local Expositions.
Monday was very rainy day.

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Romeo, Emmett and Croswell fairs
this week. and Capac next.
We have had very cool spell of
weather during the past week.
Mrs. G. II. Snyder and family Wis
tied friends in Marlette last week.
The saloons can now keep open
2S minutes later on account of stand
ard time now being legal.
Quite a number of fine horses are
daily passing through here on their
way to the north woods.
The fact that Washington never
told lie has been satisfactorily ac-
counted for: He never went fishing.
&C. f. Michaels' dance last We'd
nesday night proved grand success.
About 1870 numbers were sold and
good order prevailed throughout the
whole evening.
-Thos. Youngs is selling cider
at his mill in this place for ten cents
per gallon by the barrel, and one shil-
ling in single gallons. He has lot on
hand for sale.
Miss Kittie Carroll has on hand a
fine line of the latest styles of hats,
bonnets and millinery of all kinds.
which she is selling cheap. She invites
her many friends to call and see her.
The period has passed when it
was considered fast for young
ladies to wear their hair cut short.
The craze has become general and it
is spreading Throughout the whole
country.
The party who stole the three
empty bags from the wagon in front
of j. ID. Grinuelps blacksmith shop
is known and had better return the
same if he does not wish his name
published in the paper.
ITO all whom it may concern"
is the heading of Waring 81 Mustard s
change of ady. in this issue. They In.
vite all those indebted to them by note
or book account to call in and settle
up before Nov. Is, as they intend clos
lag up their business.
&C. Robinson has sold out his stock
of jewelry and will soon take up some
other occupation. Cyrus is good fel.
low and we wish him success in what
ever he may 60 into. The building
now occupied by him will be used by
Jas. Leech as Il barber shop.
The Port Huron Times of Monday
contains the following personals
John Lamon, of Brockway Centre,
spent Sunday and to-day in the city,"
"Leon Goodman is now resident of
Brockway Centre. He assists Jas.
Twiss in the management Of s. Good
mans new clothing store"
The directors of the Brockway
Centre Agricultural Society will hold q
meeting in this place On Saturday,
Oct. 10, at which time they will re-
ceive and audit all accounts which
may come before them. Other busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
A full attendance is requested.
Dave Menerey has served his con-
nection as compositor of the EXPOSE
TOR and intends going to school this
fall and winter. He will canvass the
surrounding country and villages for
subscriptions and job work on Satur-
days. We have secured the services
of Asa Brown. of Lexington, to work
in his place.
This weeks Police Gazette con-
tains the picture of John A Williams,
the notorious swindler, convicted here
at the last term of the circuit court.
The Gazette says: "We hope the Ma
sonic brethren will paste his mug
in their hats and spot him when he
starts out again on his wicked career" T"
Mt. Clemens Monitor.
The Prairie Farmer of Oct. 3rd,
opens with sketch OF gentlemen's
road horses and cut of span owned
by John Shepard. Esq, of Boston,
Mass. The agricultural, horticultural
and stock departments are full and
complete. The poultry notes contain
seasonable hints which deserve notice
The paper in all is interesting and in
structive and is offered at the low
price of SIS per year. For further
particulars and sample copy, address
Orange Judd, Chicago. Ill.