Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-03-04
We are pleased to learn that Delos

Zavitz is on the gain.
Register your name Saturday. in or
der that you can vote Monday.
Alex Il. Fraser is talking of migrat-
ing to California in tie near future.
Born in Brockway Centre, on Mon
day, March 2, 1886, to the wife of John
Taggatt, a daughter.
Valley Centre correspondence receiy-
ed too late for publication this week but
will appear next issue.
The trouble which has existed be-
| tween the Andreae Bros. and j. W.
Lamon, our banker, has been settled.
John Henry while lifting OH Il stick
of timber had the misfortune to jam
his second finger in a horrible manner.
G.. +. AIichaels' ball last week
Wednesday evening was largely attend
ed seventy-iive numbers were sold and
a first-class time was enjoyed by all.
Charley understands getting up a first
class ball.
Brockway Centre people are still mx-
ious for some means of fire protection
in spite of the fact that the wisdom of
an assembled council Of citizens declar-
ed they needed II lookup more than
they did Il fire engine. st. Clair Re-
publican.
III. +. Leonard has the sale of the
Tropic Gasoline stove. We think it is
the neatest arrangement for housekeep-
ers we have yet seen. 1t is needless to
say Leonard has his story all learned
and is ready to talk an arm off explain
ing its good qualities.
Mrs. John Tomlin has moved her
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions,
etc, to the building lately vacated by
ID. Mills & Son. She has added a large
new stock and invites all her old Gus
toners and us many new ones us may
favor her with a call.
David Pickard, well known to the
citizens of Sanilac county, died i'll this
village last Friday night, February 10,
of consumption. Dave was recently
pardoned from state prison because of
his condition, and his death has since
been expected. The funeral services
were held ut the VI. +. church Sunday
morning. Sanilac .Jeifersonian.
Anderson Il Co. open out this week
with a mammoth adv. describing the
merits of the improved Fountain City
Broadcast Seeder and Cultivator
manufactured for them, which you
should not fail to read. This firm are
now an incorporated body with $50,0OO
capital and intend the coming season to
extend their territory i'll order to in
crease their business. They are looked
upon as the most substantial agricul-
tural concern in Michigan and the firm
we have always found to be straight
forward and honorable i'll every way
and deserving of the patronage of the
farmers and public in general and hav-
ing here at this point Phil McDougall,
an honest and upright young man, to
manage their affairs, we predict for
them prosperous seasons business.
The Bohemian oat men have been
here, saw and conquered-as usual
and have made glad the hearts of some
of our simple farmers to the tune of
$500. No doubt the jig will be some
what changed year from the present
time, when those notes are presented
for payment in cash. If these farmers
had showed their wit by taking some
local newspaper and become Informed
of what was going on outside of their
own fence, and used little common
sense, they would not be duped by those
oily-tongued scamps whose promises of
large returns are sure to turn into ashes,
like the apples of Sodom. One respect
able farmer was heard to say last week
when warned by his more cautious and
better informed neighbor, to let the
swindle alone, "Wall | don't believe
what these darned newspapers say any
how" The same day the buzz saw
tongue of one of those Bohemian
strangers gouged $500 cash out of the
same wise watty. The fool killer is
wanted badly.