Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-09-16
BROCKWAY CENTRE, st. Clair County, Mich, SEPTEMBER

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Doty & keeler's.
Just the thing for school those .Jerse,
caps for children only % cts. ut Doty
keeler's.
Wear q Paisley are selling $500 WOO
pants for $500, for the next thirt,
days.
Johnnie the tailor has new adv. il
this issue of the EXPosIToR. Dom
fail to read it.
Andrew Award isdoing the mason
work on the church at Roseburg. Will
soon have it itcompleted.
Chas. High left for Columbus, Ohio
on Saturday last where ,he will take III
studies in the medical college.
j. ID. McKeith, of Speaker, sold q
calf to ut. Huron parties which was
six months old and weighed $50 pounds
Chas. Dewey, Melvin's live general
merchant. has anew adv, in this issue
y careful perusal of the same will be
beneficial to you.
c. III. NiggemQ ,Qurlive jewelry deal
er. presents new advertisement to
the readers of the EXPOSITOR, which
we invite you all to read.
! On account of the change in the fur
niture and undertaking business of +.
\. Griswold's change of adv. appears
this week. BE sure you read 1t.
Cornelius Evans is repairing the
house on the Bryce farm, and intends
moving in soon. May the sunshine of
happiness never fail to linger within
the walls of his pleasant home.
David II. Brown and wife, of Deck
erville. visited their many friends III
| these parts last week. Dave left for
| Tennessee ON Monday TO visit Will and
his wife will remain here until his re-
turn.
w. III. Palmer informs the readers of
| the EXPoslTOR III a change of adv, i'll
| this issue that he must be i'll East Sag
| inaw by Oct. list and i'll order to get rid
of his stock he has made a great re-
duction in prices. Read the prices.
What might have terminated in a fa-
| tai accident occurred at Speaker Tues
day evening. While running the cider
mill, a large 300 pound balance wheel
| burst into Il number of pieces and, al
| though number were standing near
| by. no one was injured to any great ex-
tent Mr. Kettlewell being struck by a
piece of flying board.
Rev. Ira. LeBarron has been station
ed OH the Flint circuit for the ensuing
year and moved there this week with
| his family. Mr.. LeBarron has labored
hard in this community and his many
friends regret his going away but what
is BrockWay Centres loss is Flint's
gain. May he meet with abundant
success in his new field of labor Ills
appointment here will be filled by Rev.
Mr.. Crmdall.
Hear ye. Hear ye, Just received at
the EXPOSIToR Book store an immense
stock of school books and school sup
plies of all kinds. we wish especially
TO call the attention of the public to the
fact that, having taken correct list of
all books used III the townships of
Brockway. Speaker, Lynn, Fremont and
Greenwood, we are prepared to furn-
ish any kind of text books desired.
Please give us call
The firm of w. III. Wear Il Co. has
been changed to Wear Il Paisley, a lot
of new goods received and the prices
cut away down to rock bottom to meet
the times. Jerry is well known i'll this
vicinity as an honest. straightforward
young man and a pleasant person to
deal with. The firm intend doing a
large business this fall by dealing
squarely and fairly with the public and
those acquainted with both young men
know this principle will be followed.
A newspaper subscriber remarks that
he found it much cheaper to pay for his
paper in advance than at the end of the
year. In answer to the inquiry,he gave
as Il reason that when he paid in advance
he was getting something new for his
money. but to do SO at the end of the
year was like paying for worn out
clothes there was none of the pleasure
of anticipation in the transaction. That
man was something of philosopher,
and had IL level head.
The Second Annual fall fair, to be
held at Emmet, presents no uncertain
indications of grand and profitable
time. Being managed by an active and
iudicious corps of officers, and being
situated in the midst of fertile and
rapid developing country, whose far
mers are characterized for their indus
try and enterprise, we can speak as
suredly of its present as well as future
developement and superlative success.
There is no doubt but that all who at
tend it this fall will be amply repaid for
| their time and expense, as no time or
money is being spared in making it
profitable to all.
The fifth Annual Fair to be held at this
place. promises to be one of the grand
est events ever recorded in the ANIMALS
of its history. Although young in
years. activity and enterprise, on the
part of its officers have placed it at the
| front where it now commands an equal
share of public attention and patron
age with surrounding fairs. When re-
flecting upon its rapid progress and de-
velopment. its affective influences up
on Agricultural Improvement, and
ally, to our village as well as farmers,
we are impressed with sense of adj
miration and gratitude. Those who vi
sited our grounds few years ago
might have seen but a rude collection
of huts and shanties in the midst of
logs and stumps where alogging-bee
would seem more appropriate than an
Agricultural display; but those who vi
sit the fair grounds this season will
find, instead Of these rude relics, a
smooth and level track, the grounds
cleared, graded and diamerically ira
yersed with broad and well graded
street, with numerous sheds stretching
across its level surface, and other build
ings and conveniencies, necessary to
make it a complete success. \ ct each aud
every farmer in this district feel that its
welfare is his interest, and its prosperi-
! ty is his advantage, thus as friends and
| natrnna actutated hY mutual interest.