Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-24
Local Exposifions.

Tuesday was terrible windy day.
Bring in your fair printing as soon
as possible.
School supplies at the EXPosITOR
Book Store.
Hugh McPhee, of Melvin, was in
town on Monday. ~"
The September term of court
opened on Monday. .Y.
Fred p. Currier and wife visited
at Almont last week. .,,s -.
All kinds of blanks and blank
books at the ExPosIroR Book Store.
&C. A. Wells has the frame of his
new dwelling house up and enclosed.
John Saunders has brick, lime and
hair for sale at his residence in town.
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The name of Ridgeway station
will be changed to Lenox the first of
October.
IS. B. Coddlngton and the notorious
John Brink, OF Capac. were in town
OH Monday.
Mrs. Hoskin, cf MarletLe. visited
with G. III. Snyder and family during
the past week.
The Misses Emery, of Peck, visit
ed with their many friends in this
place the past week.
w. w. Cowing and family return
ed from an extended visit to friends in
Canada one day last week.
Jas. Wallace. our harness maker,
has just received the finest line of
goods ever brought to this town. Call
in and look over his stock.
We are informed that Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Brown intend to take up
their residence in town again. We
will be glad to see them return.
-Alvah Smith, Of Brockway, has
gone to Alpena to hunt for deer
through the season with w. S. Ben
jamin. Al has got blood in his eye
and says he can catch them every time
or the wing.
"A number of the members of
Brockway Lodge, f. 81 A. NJ, went to
Lexington OH Tuesday, where they
spent the day with the brethern of that
place and also those who were there
from Strathroy, Ont, on an excursion.
e. L. Law went to Brockway
Centre Saturday, To take his former
position as teacher in the schools at
that place. He resumes his duties next
Monday morning. We wish him all
the success possible. .-Marlette Leader.
Parker 81 Murray, of PIT Huron,
have decided TO call their new paper
the Sunday Sun. 1t will make its first
appearance one week from the coming
Sunday. In politics it will be Demo-
cratic. Their Office is on Butler street.
Jumbo, the largest elephant ever
known, was killed at st. Thomas. on
Wednesday last. Jumbo, along with
the baby elephant were being taken
across the track, when freight train
came along, and before he could be
moved off, was struck by the engine,
causing almost instant death. His
companion escaped with broken leg.
We will be on the grounds fair
time prepared TO receive new SuDScrlD-
crs and would be pleased il all those
old subscribers who are in arrears
would come prepared to pay up their
back Indebtedness and one year in adj
vance. If you should not have the OPP
portunity of paying us on the fair
grounds call at our Office next door
north of w. III. Wear IL Cos store.
This from cotemoorary. ex-
presses our views: mo sensible man
should get mad because a newspaper
duns him for money. A dun Is not an
impeachment of subscribers integri-
ty, hut is simply the outcroping of a
publishers necessities. For instance,
fifty men owe us from two To six dol
lars each. We have to dun them all
to get enough To pay our expenses.
Instead of getting angry aud stopping
his paper because the publisher asks
him for what is honestly due, the sub.
scriber should thank the editor Tor
waiting on him SO patiently and pay
him up promptly like man, ana In
addition To arreasages, pay him year
In advance.