Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-05-13

buy fine shoes, hats. caps and clothing
Call and see.
Elder II. b. Brown left for AlgonaC
Oh Tuesday to labor among the people
in that section.
When the boys want stylish hat
they call at Ovens IL Braidwood's and
get one of the latest.
Chas Townsend's smiling counten-
ance and lovely form may now be seen
behind Ovens Il Braidwood's counters
in the Duflie Block.
W. Rapley is erecting a suitable
building near the Rapley House and
will go into the Agricultural Imple-
ment business this summer.
Chas. Lowrey was in town Tuesday
for the first time in about five weeks,
having had a stroke Of paralysis. We
are pleased to see him out again.
w. ii. Wear 81 Co. have just received
a fine assortment of new carpets in in
grain and brussels. Call and look over
their samples. Notice their change of
ad in this issue.
The inevitable "Ham" Irving, the
noted travelling salesman for F. Saun-
ders g. Co., let the light of his beaming
countenance shine in the EXPosIToR
office on Tuesday.
Our friend Alex Braidwood is away
OH his wedding trip having married one
Of Almont's fair daughters OH Wednes-
day. Dame Rumor has it that some
other weddings will take place in town
soon.
The Brockway Centre Dramatic Com
pany will produce the AFFLICTED
Family Wednesday evening, May 26.
This is very startling drama and no
doubt all will be well pleased who are
in attendance at its production.
C.. Cooper has sold his blacksmith
shop to Frank Devall who has leased it
to A. Petit for time. Mr.. Petit will
always be found at the shop during
hours and ready to do horse
shoeing or any work in his line with
neatness and dispatch.
"The Police Gazette makes an an
nouncement in this issue. No one is
to send S1.OO, or even for a
sample copy, but thirteen issues would
furnish enough pictures to cover your
house, provided the house is not too
large. If you want the paper and don't
want to send for it, hand us your S1.OO
and we will forward it for you
Rev. Ira LeBaron and family left on
for the Southern part of Wis
consin on six weeks visit to friends
and relatives in that state Mr.. Le-
Baron having labored hard on his
charge here needs a little rest and
leaves in his place Elder Guy who will
fill his appointments until he returns.
We wish Mr.. LeBaron a pleasant and
profitable visit.
Rev. 5. G. Bettis has returned from
the South on two weeks visit to his
family and friends in this vicinity. He
has bills out announcing lecture to be
given in the Central Hall on Saturday
evening, May 10. Subject-Canyons of
the Great Kanawha, Natural Bridge,
ID. c., Mt Vernon, his re-
ception by Pres. Cleveland, Washing
tons Tomb, etc., etc. All are cordially
invited. Admission 5 and 10 cents.
The citizens of Brockway Centre are
their opinions and agitating
the necessity of new school building
and graded school since the appear
ance of the article in last weeks Ex-
PosIToR in regard thereto. Don't let
the matter drop but go ahead and do
towards it,. We doubt if
there is one who would be against a
good substantial building, or that would
not be in favor of graded school to
better educate their children.
The Detroit Museum of Art holds its
first annual exhibition of pictures at
Merrill Hall, Detroit, beginning May
10Th and continuing two weeks. For a
first exhibition this promises to be one
of rare attraction. Among the promi-
nent exhibits will be Rembrandt Peale's
great picture. "The Court of Death"
painted 60 years ago, and in its
day exhibited in most of the leading
cities of the country. 1t alone will be
worth a visit to the exhibition. But
this is only one of very many rare at
fractions. There will be number of
pictures, there worth from $4,000 to
$4,000 each.
The millinery and fancy goods open
ing of Miss G. Boice on Friday and
Saturday last was very pleasing event.
Her store being full and stock complete,
and the goods being artistically and
arranged, presented pleas
ant appearance. A large number of
people visited her place of business
during the two days and speak in high
terms of her enterprise in carrying such
fine goods and selling them so cheap
that they feel convinced there is no
need of going to Port Huron or Detroit
when you can buy just as good goods
at as low or lower prices in Brockway
Centre. A photograph of the interier
of her store was taken by Geo. Cough,
our artist, on Saturday.
Rencws Her Youth.