Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-28
PURELY POLITICAL.

AS this il the l;.,t lssu5 before tn
election we wish To convince "Our read
ers why they should vote for the mel
enrolled below they are I'LL mel
whom the honest voter can supper
and are qualified to fill the positions t.
which they have been nominated.
John j. Sanborn is n staunch repub
lican and well and fav0rably Known t.
every voter in the seVeiith district
He is largely interested III different IN
dustries in this district and has t.it
best interests OF the district. at heart
Vote FOR him.
For Senator i'm State Legislature
18TH district, John +. BalIinger, az
honest and upright Democrat has Oul
heartiest support. lie is man of cool
sound Judgment and should he bt
elected he would be the right man III
the right place.
TO every candid and h0Dorable man
who has the best interests of this dis
trict at heart, we most respectfully
submit that Robert +. French is EN-
! inently qualified to represent this grow
| ing constituency. III the state leglsla-
ture. Here where Mr., French is best
known, his stirling worth and recog'
nized ability have placed him Ill the
front ranks as gentleman OF more
than ordinary prominence. lie is, we
might state, the father of this village,
and has been identified with every
movement that, tended To promote and
advance its prosperity and growth. lie
has given his time. money and brains
to build up this municipality, and for
the past ID years has served III the
s,..1 a..at ias ~ Iaast inn IA l.n
Peace, Township treasurer, and Trustee
of the village since its incorporation.
He was the only republican elected the
past two years, and chat i'll the'f face
of all the opposition the opposing
forces could bring to bear. lle' has
never yet been defeated, and with the
through the district, who appreciate
his past glorious record, we predict his
election by Il handsome majority: AFt.
GratiOt sun.
The following able and well timed
paragraph we clip from an articlein
the Port Huron Daily Times of rhurs-
day, written by Fort Gratiot working
man:
And as for our representative to our
state legislature from the second dis
trict, where could we have picked out II
man more truly representative OF the
people, one who has labOred with his
own hands and earned his bread by the
sweat of his brow, thoroughly compet-
ent, honest i'll every purpose; a reliable
business man, and one who has bent
his whole energies in building up the
town in which his lot has been cast,
our esteemed fellow citizen, Robert (.
French. -
For Sheriff we want Il man Of nerve,
temperate habits and who will do his
duty faithfully and not be influenced
by the whisky ring. such NAH will
be found in Edwin =. Petit who served
his country faithfully in the army and
will do SO i'll the capacity of sheriff.
Vote for him.
For Treasurer, Sidney :. Brooker
would make n trustworthy official. lie
is well qualified and widely known to
the citizens of this county and there is
not the least doubt but that he will re-
ceive handsome majority at the
coming election next Tuesday.
For Clerk, Charles 5. Warn will be
elected by much larger majority than
he was two years ago. He Is Very pop
uluI dlllOllE iii NldooNo. tcBOfiatiiN
workingmen and soldier boys. We be-
speak for him q hearty support from
all.
For Register of Deeds, John $. Duiiie
our genial townsman now filling that
office, is, in our opinion, the best fitted
for that important trust of any of the
several candidates placed in nomina-
ton. His past record as an official
speaks volumes for him and we ask
our readers to consult their own, in
terests as to which of the three candi-
dates would fill the office best, and they
will find that John >. Dufiie is the. man.
For Prosecuting Attorney. Bethuel
G. Farrand. AS the Prohibition ticket
is minus u lawyer in their ranks to fill
this important trust they have left that
office blank OH their ticket to be filed.
We would advise all the Prohibitionists
in this section and also in the county,
that If they wish man against whose
private and public character nothing
derogatory can be said, and who has
principle supplanted in him, we heartily
recommend the above named gentle
man as he is noble man, and well
qualified for that position. He will
get the hearty support Of his own party
and also of every citizen who wish
just and upright administrator.
Frank Il. Wolcott and John l.. Black
are candidates for Circuit Court Com
missioners. Would make good ones.
These men would make excellent Off
GERS and we advise you all to vote for
them.
TO wind up, we herewith present for
cOroners w. III. Gowan, NJ. d., of Old
Brockway, and o. NJ. Stephenson, of
Fort Gratiot, more than qualified to
act in this capacity.