Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-09-23
Rather cool weather of late.


attendance of pupils.
Eggs taken in exchange for school
books ut Niggeman's.
The best $3.50 calf boot in town is
sold by Doty Il Keeicr.
David Orser has new barber from
Detroit, named MirOn Blood.
Wear Il Paisley take the lead in
Brockway Centre on teas and sugars.
Wm. Ovens and Mr.. Reed, of Almont
made visit to this place last week.
Where do Wear IL Paisley get their
ladies shoes? They sell II fine SO shoe
for -.
Doty 81 Keller have just received
suits for large men. Don't fail to see
them.
Martin Vanslyke ST., has our thanks
for some fine eating apples brought to
| this Office.
Mrs. Carroll returned Tuesday last
from visit with friends ut Almont
and Saginaw.
DOty a. Keller have change of
adv. in this issue which is to your in-
terest to read.
The EXPosIToR Bookstore is the
place to buy your school books and
school supplies.
Township treasurers receipts and
directors warrants printed ut this Office
with neatness and dispatch.
Fred Evans, of the Strathroy Age.
made us a pleasant call while visiting
friends III these parts last week.
Miss Tuna Welch left Saturday even
ing for st. Ignace where she has secur-
ed school to teach the ensuing year.
Jas. Brown and Jas. Martin of this
place are visiting friends in Toronto
and other parts of Canada at present.
Wm. Youngs left for the north woods
to work the past week. Quite num-
ber of the boys are leaving at present.
Business is beginning to boom in
Brockway Centre now that the farmers
are bringing their grain to market.
Mrs. Palmer of st. GATHERINGS. Ont.
is OH Il visit to her father, \. Petit,
and other friends in this village ut pres
ent.
Miss Lulu Ferguson returned home
last Saturday evening from her trip up
the lakes. She reports very enjoyable
time.
Wm Belts brought to this office last
week cluster of seventeen apples on
one branch one-quarter of an inch in di-
ameter.
ID. Drake is now engaged in attend
ing to parts of his sons ever increasing
law practice. We are pleased to learn of
llarvey's prosperity.
Rev. j. W. Gray made short visit to
his many warm friends in this village
OH Wednesday and Thursday last. He
is stationed on the Clio circuit this
year.
We are informed that Mahlon Bearss
has charge of the grain house in place
of ThOs. Hickey. lie is man posted
on all kinds of grain, being a practical
farmer.
The skating rink opened on Saturday
evening last with ThOs. Youngs as
manager. This will furnish amuse-
ment for the young folks this fall and
winter.
\ good number from this village
went to Port Huron last Friday to at
tend the knight of Labor doings and
report some rOusing speeches from
prominent men.
We return thanks to j. w. Rossman,
secretary of the Marlette Agricultural
Society. for complimentary tickets to
their fair to be held in Marlette OH
Sept. 90, 30 and Oct. I. 1886.
The cider mill in this place is doing a
tlOurshing business and are making ci-
der as cheap as you can get it made
anywhere. John Taggart is running
the same. lie charges IL cents per
gallon for making.
1t will pay you to read Finlayson Il
Warnings change of adv. in this issue.
They have just received an immense
stock of goods for which they paid cash
and can sell you goods at a great re-
ductiOn. Give them call.
Ye editor is away this week OH vi
sit, and the editorial and business man.
agement of this paper will be conduct |
ed by Chas. Townsend until his return. |
Any one knowing of any local happen
mgs will please let him know of the
same.
DIR. &. S. Ney, having taken partner
in his business, has placed his accounts
in my hands for collection. All that |
are Indebted to the doctor will please
call in and settle before October 1st.
j. III. MERRILL.
EXPosIToR building.
Rev. III. King has been given this ap-
pointment again this year, by the pre-
siding elder. Rev. A. J. Holmes re-
turns to Memphis again this year. Rev,
Geo. Carter has the Dryden circuit.
Rev. John Bettis again returns to Cros-
well. ssy. G. w. Gray to Tyre.
JAS Brown of Brockway, is the nom-
inee for State Senator on the Prohibi-
tiOn ticket for MacOmb and st. Clair
cOunties.-Port Huron Sunday Com
mercial. We would be pleased to see
Bro Brown get that Office as he would
make worthy member of the State
Senate.
We would advise the farmers and
others to be careful who they pay their
money to in subscribing for foreign
newspapers on the fair grounds during
the fair next week. You may be put
to considerable trouble and expense I'm
paying your money to claiming agents
rs there will be a great many here those
days and it will be well to send your
money i'm to the publishing Office and
thereby avoid being cheated unless
you are acquainted and know the agent
is representing the paper he claims. We
will have representative. on the gro
groundsin the person ofChas. Townsend
and all persons wishing to subscribe or
renew their subscriptions will find him
ready to take their money and you will