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

Ovens & Braidwood take the lead il
fine goods and low prices.
Rev. A. j. Holmes, of Memphis, wa
in town for a while Saturday last.
Doty & Keller have placed neat sigI
in front of their place of business.
John Borland, of INLAY City, made ;
business trip to this place on Tuesday
Before buying your fall goods. Civ,
Ovens & Braidwood a call and ger
prices.
Mrs DR.. Gowan has been in Detroit
and Canada for the past four weeks
visiting friends.
VIII Welch is building a fine large
house on his farm south of here anC
has it nearly completed.
Mrs. Caroline Holden has her house
nearly completed and it is arranged il
very convenient manner.
Miss Tuna Welch has returned tC
this place after attending the Normal
at Ft Gratiot for some time.
The Reunion of the old soldiers and
sailors is being held at Capac to-day and
will also continue tomorrow.
Remember the debate at Central Hall
Saturday evening. You may look for
an interesting and instructive time.
Mrs. III. j. Yocum and son, of Port
Huron, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Holden and other friends in these parts
at present.
Jessie Brown has been visiting friends
in Port Huron and attending the Nor
nal at TT. Gratiot for the past two OF
three weeks.
j. ID. McKeith, of Speaker, offers
many inducements to his old customers
and others in change of adv. in this
issue. Read it,
Miss Ada Duffie, of Port Huron, is
visiting among her old school mates
and many friends and relatives in this
place at present.
w. j. Rapley has been in Detroit for
the past week receiving treatment for
inflammation of the eyes which has
troubled him for some time past.
II. +. Leonard, abreast Of the times
is advertising oils and other ma
terial used by threshers and is prepared
to supply the demand. Read his change
of ad. in another column.
5. G. Belts lectured this week Mon
at Tuscola, Tuesday at Vassar, We'd
nesday at Caro-, and will lecture at
Moore's Corners Thursday, Brockway
Friday and Brockway Centre Saturday
evening.
All persons wishing to subscribe fol
the Detroit Free Press and also the
Brockway Centre WEEKLY EXPOSITION
can, if taken together, receive them
both for the small sum of 40 cents, foi
the next four months.
Should you desire to take county
paper we advise you to subscribe fol-
the Port Huron Tribune. but be sure
you get the EXPosIToR first then if you
feel able to subscribe for a county pa
per, you will find the Tribune to be the
newsiest, brightest and cleanest, and
more than worth the price asked for it
Read the adv. calling attention to its
merits in another column.
The sermon delivered by Elder J. III
Patton last Sunday afternoon on "Tht
Rich Man and Lazarus" contained
many deep thoughts for the thinking
mind and was well received by his
hearers. The sermon in the evening
on "The Gospel without an if was
equally deep and thoughtful. Elder
Patton is a broad minded man, wei
versed i'm the scriptures and handle.
his sermons in a mastery manner.
Mont and Charles Flanders, tw,
young men who have been stopping
with David Barrett for some time past
disappeared in mysterious way one
day last week, the cause for which has
not as yet been ascertained. Mont was
a young man well liked in this commu
nifty with a promising future befor,
him and whyhe should disappear 81
suddenly, cannot be accounted for
Charles we know but very little about
yet we are informed that it was his in
lluence that led his brother away. They
may return and dispel the mistery
which is earnestly looked for.