Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-09-30
Local Exposificns.
Sunshine and showers.

sunshine ana showers.
Everybody go to the Fair.
Dan Snody. of Forestville, lis tht
guest of 5. j. Welch OF Peek.
Johnnie o. Grinnell, of this place
is visiting friends at Forestville.
Thos. Brown. of Shabbona, is visiting
friends and relatives in this place.
There seems at present, to be more
agricultural than Atmospheric fairs.
Mrs. Boyd, of London, returned home
saturday last after an extended visit in
this place.
The EXPoSITOR Bookstore is the
place to buy your school books and
school supplies.
Homer Stevens, Samuel IIolcomb, w
l.. Hall and Edward Collins left, Mon
day last, for Alpena,
James Gallager has charge of the
Emmett House. lie will undoubtedly
make genial landlord,
Miss Bette WEIGH, Of Peck. returned
from Flint saturday last after an eX-
tended visit with relatives.
Township treasurer's receipts and
directors warrants printed at this office
with neatness and dispatch
Why does {. b. Wright wear such
broad smile and such a dignilied air {?
Because an 5 lb. boy arrived at his home
Sept. 18th.
DR.. G.. 5. Ney will soon have his Office
afnn' fEshnrn fhA hptalNr santrNlp tsrill
settle down to share each others joys
and cares.
The shrill whistle Of the steam thres-
her now breaks the morning stiffness.
while their busy hum echoes from q
thousand hill tops.
If you want to see a magnificent
Acorn stove, one sufficient to adorn a
kings palace, just take peep into H..
f. LeOnard's Hardware.
a special offer to farmers: butter and
eggs will be taken in exchange for
school books for the next thirty days
at the EXPOsITOR Bookstore. The
highest price paid for eacn.
The cider mill at Old Brockway, is
doing an active business. Youugs and
liOllCA hON Il blAC hliOOA tt lOlAlllH lilCy
make the best Of cider for II cents per
gallon and furnish their own team.
ID. Il. Brown returned to this place
Saturday last from Tennessee he has
been visiting with viii. We are pleased
TO hear thai VIII is getting SO much
better, having nearly regalned his for
mer health.
We clip from the Capac Argus the
following VIM. Mackman and Miss
Susie Williams, both of Brockway Cen.
tire, were united Wednesday i'll the holy
bonds of matrimony, at the residence of
Rev. Wallace.
\ six foot walk has been built from
Jas. Pcarce'S shoe shop to the station
The residents of The opposite side of
the street are following suit. When
completed it will add greatly to the ap-
pearance OF the street.
The excursion Friday last, gotten up by
the Nj. l.. Sunday School OF this place,
would have been largely attended
had it hot been for the lnclemency of
the weather. However a large crowd
attended and reports pleasant time.
DR.. G. 5. Ney, having taken partner
in his business, has placed his accounts
in my hands for collection. All that
are indebted 10 the doctor will please
call in and settle before October lst.
j. III. MERRILL.
EXPosIToR building.
Thos. Hickey has purchased the grain
house of A. Mills, where he will be
found ready to pay the highest market
price for all kinds of grain. Mr.. Mills
goes to Marlette, where he will engage
IN the same business. May prosperity
accompany him.
J.B. Cavanagh, of Emmet, is build
ING large hotel in which he will give
n grand opening ball Thursday, Oct. 9TH.
The building being large. and commod-
ions will accommodate 10 set, and which
when completed, will add much TO the
appearance of the place.
Now that our schools are open, and
managed by corps of good competent
teachers. does il not seem the duty OF
all parents TO see that their children are
every day at school unless otherwise
engaged. What is more expressive OF
a lack of good judgement and wisdom
on the part of parents then to allow
their children roaming about the streets
simply because their childish fan.
CIV leads them in that destructive direc-
ton. Let not this false conception OF
Their best interest and welfare lead
YOU to think yoy are doing them 8
kindness; but, on the contrary, know
ING that the refining influences Of edu
cation serves in many instances, as {
safe guard against anarchy and crime
strive with all your powers of yiQilence
to see that their youthful hours are pro
litably employed in the schoolroom
and which in after years may prove a