Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-08-26

SOLnt tleSdnJ pdlItrllS vi IicS.
Call at Ovens e. Braidwood's and sc
the alligator. He is dandy.
III. j. McPhee and VIM. Mcleod, G
Melvin, made us a pleasant call Tuesda
morning.
Miss Tib Rapley, of London, Ont, !
visiting friends and relatives in tow
at present.
Jas. Boice, of Port Huron, is spend
ing a few days vacation visiting il
these parts.
c. L. Lathrop, of Armada, is on
visit to ye editor this week. lie cam
up on his bicycle.
The Misses .Cowing have been visit
ing their brother w. w. Cowing in thi
place the past week.
DR.. Stephens, of Forestvifio, visited
w. ID. Wear and other friends in thes'
parts the past week.
Buy yo,tF suits nowwhile we are clos
ing out cheap to make room for fal
stock. DOTY & KELLER
When doctors give man up his
chance of life has gone. When law
yers give one sup his money is gone.
Mrs. Geo. Braidwood and son and
Miss BraidWood, of Almont, visited
Alex Braidwoed and wife Sunday last
Miss Gus Cooper returned to hel
home in this place an Monday after a
short visit with friends in Port Huron
The Brockway Centre Fantastic Toe
Club will hold their first meeting Of the
season in Michaels Hall, on Thursday
evening, Aug. 26, 1886.
We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the change of adv. for Ovens
& Braidwood in this issue. Read it and
be benefited thereby.
Parties who have any magazines,
sheet music or pamphlets of any kind
they wish to get bound will do well to
give us call and get prices.
w. w. Grinnell has accepted posi-
ton as station agent on the Pt. III. &
y. W. r. r.. ut Clifford and intends
moving his family up theDo soon.
A grindstone, says SIr agricultural
contemporary, is one otfthe worst used
implements on the farm. The other is
the boy who has to turn the blasted
thing.
John G. Keller, Grant Macarthur.
Wm. n. McKenna and Phil McDougall
were in Detroit last week and witness
ed the league games between the De-
troits and Chicagos.
Joseph Collins threshed 50 bushels of
wheat for Eli Silverthorn in one hour
one day last week, and did him good
job. Those wanting threshing done
will do well to give Mr.. Collins CALL
Rollins & IIisey have moved into
their new building and now have the
finest meat market this side of Detroit
without any exceptions. We glory in
their enterprise and wish them abun-
dant success.
The plans and specifications of Arch
itect John G. Kaumerier Jr., of Port
Huron, have been accepted by the
school board and when the building is
completed we will have handsome
structure. Work will be begun OH the
same soon.
B. 5. Stratton, agent at Milford on
the +. & p. NJ. r. X, is visiting with
friends and relatives in these parts. lie
leaves OH Friday, in company with his
sisters Mrs. +. a. Griswold and Mrs.
Higgins, for Mackinac Island where they
will enjoy short vacation.
The premium lists for the Brockway
Centre Agricultural Society will be out
this week. We are printing them in
this Office. Those wishing one or more
can have the same by calling at the sec
retary's office, Jos. Effrick, in this will
age next week.
The Detroit and Cleveland steam
navigation company has introduced a
new and very attractive feature on its
route between Detroit and Cleveland.
During August, and the first half of
September their steamers will leave
both cities OH Sunday nights as well
as week days. >. BY this arrangement
persons can leaxe on Saturday night
spend Sunday insGleveland, and arrive
back on Monday morning. Round
trip tickets, only $3.50.
The harvest is ,over, the summer is
ended, and Rev.'H. King is not paid
and in consideration of this fact there
will be harvest supper, under the
management of che young people of
this place, at the residence of Mrs. G.
Holden's, one mile east and south of
here on the evening of September first.
The house being large and commodious
affords convenient place in which to
hold an entertainment of this kind.
The Brockway Centre Band will blow
their trumpets to enliven the occasion.
A good old fashioned thine expected.
All you can eat and whole evening
enjoyment for 25 cts. Everybody come.
Half fare rates have been secured,
during the three days of the fair here.
over the z. III. & n. w. II. r.. The
company have kindly offered this as an
inducement to parties wishing to attend
the fair Sept. 2s, 20 and 30, and we look
for an immense crowd. Preparations
have been completed whereby meals
will be served on the grounds in good