Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-08-20
Local Expositions.

Butter and eggs wanted at ID. r.
Browns.
-Thos. Rapley and wife are on a
trip up the lakes.
"A fine line Of tobaccos just receiv-
ed at ID. r. Browns.
$. A. Cliff, of Deckerville, called
in TO see us one day last week.
Jas Loree and wife have returned
TO this place after short sojourn in
Canada.
John Steenburg has purchased the
house and lot now occupied by him of
Thos. Weston.
Miss Libbie Holder, of 1T Huron.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Will
Jams at present.
Il. II. Hale has laid down his side.
walk in front of his hotel and has done
good job on the same.
Charlie Hedges. of Melvin and
Miss Lottie Gray, of Brockway were
married on the 9th inst.
Elijah Bricker, of Greenwood,
raised from twenty-eight acres of
stumpy ground 1, ,145 bushels of wheat.
n good yield.
ID. r. Brown has just received a
carload of groceries. Now is the
time to Law in supply. Read his
change of ad. in this issue and then
90 and see him.
Elder r. B. Brown will preach
twice next Sunday, morning at 10 80
and evening at 80, in the Menerey
church west of this place. All are in
vited to come out and hear him.
The premium lists to the Brock
way Centre Agricultural Society will
be out this month and parties desiring
"a copy can get them of the secretary,
G. II. Holden, at his Office in this
place.
Increasing business has necessi-
tated Geo. Saville to engage the SER
vice of another photographer. It's a
boy, and arrived yesterday morning.
George is happy and says its worth
$500. - Capac Argus.
We wish to return thanks to d.
Z. Clay, president of the Western
Michigan Agricultural and Industrial
Society for complimentary tickets to
the coming fair to be held Sept. 21--25,
1885, at Grand Rapids.
The Remington armory was
founded in 1916 by Eliphalet Reming-
ton, a farmers lad, who wanted gun,
and having no other way to get one,
made it himself. His tools consisted
only of a disused farm forge.
M. p. Allen has just received
large invoice of Women's Kid Button
Shoes direct from the manufacturers
Mcclure, Bloesser 81 Eggert, which
are worth $500 and is selling them
for $500. Call in and look at them.
We are in receipt of copy of
Walter A Perry's memorial tribute to
General Grant in the form of song
and chorus. 1t is published by Perry
& Noble. New Bedford, Mass. Par
ties desiring copy can get them by
leaving their orders at the ExPosIToR
Book Store. For sale at 40 cents per
copy.
We desire to warn farmers against
new swindle. Two strangers meet
at a farmers house to stay all night
and during the evening they get up
trade between themselves, which re-
quires witness and the farmer is
asked to sign the papers, simply to
witness the trade. If lie does so he
soon finds that his name is signed to
note which he has TO pay. The law
aoes not appear to touch these cases,
and farmers should hang the first man
caught at il.
-'The Lives and Graves Of Our
Presidents" is the most beautiful book
for the times we have seen. 1t con-
tains n steel finish engraving of all the
Presidents of the United States, Is
handsomely bound and price very
reasonable. Some industrious person
would 90 well to take up the agency
for it in this community as hundreds
of copies OF it could be sold here. For
terms, ETC., address
ELDER PUBLISHING Co.
30i Wabash av. Chicago.