Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07

Q fair next week.

Capac fair next week.
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The Emmett fair is in progress this
week.
The first snow of the season fell on
Friday last.
Gertie Dufiie and Kittie Shoulter. of
Port Huron, visited in this place We'd
nesday last.
Miss Nellie Huntoon, of Marine City
is visiting her brother and sister in this
place at present.
Any lady wishing a stylish hat and
the cheapest in the village should call
OH Miss &. Boice.
Anson Gunsolus has returned to this
place after years stay in different
parts of the South.
We are obliged to omit the list of
premiums awarded at the fair last week.
1t will appear in next issue.
w. +. Hall IL Co., of Pt. Huron, have
q change of adv. in this issue, to which
he invites your careful attention.
Homer Rector's cOuntenance beams
with delight over the arrival of a brand
new baby girl at his house-bOrn Mon
dav, Oct. 4th.
G. II. Holden has the frame of his
house up, which, judging from present
appearance, will make a neat commodi-
Gus dwelling.
All kinds of Jerseys, hosiery, corsets,
gloves. cords, knit goods, yarns, ribbons,
laces, bags. purses, new and cheap at
Miss G. Boice's.
&. Cooper is having the room next to
w. Nj. Mckenna's drug store fitted up
and will use the same for organs and
sewing machines.
New stylish dress goods at Ovens
& Braidwood's, with velvets, silk cord
and buttons to match. Come in, some
thing new to show you.
Potato is used to clean steel pens.
and generally acts as pen-wiper. 1t
removes all ink-crust. and gives a pc
culiarly smooth flow to the ink.
G. S. Warn, candidate for county
clerk. was in the village Tuesday. Mr..
Warn is our choice for clerk as he has
made an excellent one during his term
of Office.
We return thanks to secretary A. ID.
McGeOrge of the Capac Agricultural
Society for complimentary tickets to
their fair to be held in Capac, Oct. II,
13 and Ii.
"The lost sheep" and "the judgment
day and its work" will be the subjects
discussed by Elder j. III. Patton next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and eve.
at o'clock. Come out and hear the
truth.
Michaels dance proved to be grand
success. All who were there speak in
high terms of what an enjoyable time
they had Charles always does his best
OH such occasions to make it pleasant
for all.
Wm. Shetterly. of Detroit, is now em-
ployed by David Orser in his barber
shop. Mr.. Shetterly is first class bar
Der and fine fellow. Young ladies
wishing to have their hair trimmed in
any style will do well to give him call.
Fill your coal bins and wood houses.
Old winter has started forth from the
north pole, is steering this way, and
will no doubt, as usual, bring along a
big box of his native weather. Young
Jack Frost, his advance agent, is already
here.
Finlayson e Waring are having
new cabinet made for the postOfiice
which they will place in the building
lately vacated 10y Miss &. Boice. The
rear half of the building will be used
for boots and shoes, and an arch cut
the two bulldinps
We have a number of accounts on
our books for advertising, job work
and subscriptions which must be set
tied by November 1st. Those who do
not come in and pay up before then we
intend placing their accounts in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
We are pleased to notice that our old
friend l.. r. WhitmOre is business man
ager of the Masilla Valley Democrat,
published at Las Cruces, New Mexico.
There is no one we care more to see do
well than he, as he won warm place
in our memory while in our employ
Ed r. Beecher, of Frankfort, n. Y.
brother-in-law of B. II. Noble, has ta-
ken an interest in the bank here. Busi-
ness is such that it now requires two
men to take care of the banking busi-
ness. We are pleased to say our bank
is i'm flourshing condition and those
having collections or deposits to make
can rest assured they will be properly
attended to.
Geo. Effrick is learning the shoemak-
ing trade with j. III. High. Every
young man should learn trade even if
tbay did NOT paa1 to worly II will
men in this village who have nothing
whatever to keep them employed and
may be seen loaing away the precious
of their youth. Learn a trade,
boys, and you will always have employ
ment If you care to work.