Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-09-30

Another large bill of boots and shoei
received at Wear q Paisley's.
A very fine line of ladies shoes jus
received at Ovens & l'raidwood's.
The latest styles in hats, shirts ant
neckwear ay DOty q Keeler's.
+ John Sexton has moved his salool
I hyin the N. 7. Grandy building
Remember the ladies eating room
when you want & good meal for 25 cts
Mis-. Isabella Brown. ofPt. Huron, il
visiting friends and relatives in this
place.
Mm. Laweless of Port Huron, ha.
been engaged by Wm. Lackie as book
keeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Adams Of Case
vile, are visiting friends and relatives
in this place.
Doty < Keeler have an elegant line
OF pants, OF superior fit, from $lOC
TO 5000
The cider mill Of John Taggart is
doing lively business, making cider
for Il cents per gallon.
While at the fair be sure and see the
bargains in clothing, boots and shoes
at Doty 4 Keeicr's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Jones. of Shabbona
are visiting friends and relatives in this
place at present.
When at the Fair, call at the EXPOS
ITOR Bookstore and get your school
cupDlips aud stationary
Call at Ovens & Braidwoods and
! look over their elegant line Of cl0aks
their prices are away down.
Miss Elva Vincent, of Deckerville, is
at present assisting as telegraph opera
tor in the station at this place.
Mrs. j. Walker returned from Canada
! Monday last, had is at present staying
with her daughter, Mrs Geo. Walker.
Mrs. Thos. Miller and daughter. Mel
lie. Of Hamilton, Ont, are at present
visiting with her sister, Miss John Nc
Farlane.
W. +. Hall & Co. of Port Huron will
have Il change of adv. in next issue.
Don't fail to give it your careful atten-
ton.
Go to Wear < Paisley's for peaches,
grapes. apples. cabbage sweet potatoes.
tomatoes and potatoes. They have a
full line.
Remember that Doty & Keeler keep
the only exclusive stock of clothing.
boots and shoes III town, and will not
be undeTsOld.
Wear & Paisley have received their
fall stock of carpets, rugs, mats q etc.
II will be no trouble for MS TO show
them tx customers.
Don't fail TO visit Kittie 4. CAROLS
grand millinery opening, where an ell
egant line Of hats and bonnets will be
displayed during the fair.
Farmers when you bring your garin
to market be sure and remember us i'll
much mercy y few dollars from de-
linquent subscribers comes handy.
We correct the error in last issue re-
lative to the baseball club as of Brown
City. Should have read, Melvin nine
of that place played at Brown City.
D.R. Brown returned Wednesday,
of this week, to his home in Decker
vile, after q pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in this place.
An endless variety of dress in all the
latest styles and shades, with pushes,
velvets and velveteens i'll stripes and
Brocades to Match, at Ovens q Braid
woods.
Now that auction sales have COM
menced remember you can get your
posters at this Office as cheap as any
where. G.. W. Bell auctioneer, is pre-
pared to attend all sales and it is to
your interest to hire him as he always
met with success wherever he has been.
Thos. Hardy is fitting up a grist mill
in Melvin, which, being ready for work
has a capacity for doing all kinds of
famers custom work. AS Mr.. Hardy is
an honest and obliging man, and an
old experienced miller there can SEEM
ingly be nothing to prevent him from
doing an active business.
The Sunday School at the Menerey
church held their picnic in Geo. Browns
woods on Wednesday last. All who
attended it say they enjoyed themselves
Some of our baseball club went over
and succeeded in defeating the boys
over there in game of base ball played
in Mr.. Browns field.
The base ball game played between
Speaker and the home team resulted in
victory for our boys; score standing
"a and 10 in favor of Brockway Centre,
The rapid manner in which our boys
have improved and the efficiency to
which they have attained are worthy of
no small amount of comment
The NJ. p. Sabb h school had about
nine dollars left after the excursion
with which they intend to purchase
books for their library. / would take
this opportunity in behalf of my school
to thank those who so kindly assisted
us both in soliciting and donating for
the excursion. ID. DRAKE, Supt.
II. Mustard, of Williamsville, n. Y.
while visiting friends in this place, call
ed at our Office Tuesday last lie in
tends living in Pt. Huron with his son
Geo. IL. Mustard. We are sorry to
learn of his recent illness which has
very much impaired his strength, but
pleased to find prospects favorable for
a recovery.
improvements viii never cease. Jos.
Lundy has built six foot sidewalk in
front of his residence and made other
changes which add much to the appear
ance of the same. w. II. Scott and
Richardson were struck with similar
enterprise which resulted in a nicely
graveled street opposite their respect
i've places. Chas. a. Wells also has
identified himself with this class of en-
terprising citizens by making great inn
provements about his residence.
Rev ], Crandall, pastor of the M. p.