Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04

from a pole over c. y. Wells dru.
store.
John Hallock was called to Canada
this week on account of the death OF
his mother.
LosT--In the village somewhere. {
bunch of keys. The finder would con-
fer favor by handing them into the
EXPosITeR Office.
John Windsor and Samuel Herbert
two prominent business men of Brown
City, made the EXPOsITOR Office call
While in the village last Thursday.
Rev. s. &. Bettes left on Monday with
his line large new tent for Detroit
where he will hold a series Of meetings,
at the close of which he will go south
for the winter.
LosT-On Tuesday, sept. is, a large
! Newfoundland dog. \ liberal reward
is offered to the person who will return
the animal or furnish information as
to his whereabouts.
Mrs. !. r. WADSwORTU.
Valley Centre.
The fair is over and all is quiet again.
The past week has been very exciting,
an immense crowd of people has visited
this tIourishing village and a mint of
money has been LEFT here.
Geo. w. Elston, of Speaker, has the
many thanks OF the EXPosIToH force
for a large basket OF snow apples
brought to this Office last Saturday.
Parties desiring apples for winter use
can secure them.of him.
The Emmett sluggers passed through
here on Saturday morning last on their
way TO Sandusky where a matched
game OF base ball was played between
them and the home team. Result,
y to in favor Of Emmett.
We are informed that the dances
held in AHchaels' hall on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of last week
were the largest Mr.. Michael5 has ever
had. Everything passed off pleasantly
and all departed well impressed with
the way Charley treats everybody.
The barn of Edward Vincent, of
Clyde, with all its contents including a
thresher and four horses, was burned
last Friday evening. The thresher was
a new one, just bought by John HaGan
and Ephraim Green. Hagan owned one
horse, Green one, and another tmesher
by the name Of Huston owned the
other two.
The entertainment given by the
Whitney Family new enterprise show
last Thursday evening was splendid in
every particular The tentwas packed
full of people who came away well sat
isfed that they had more than the
worth of their money in fun. The
Whitneys can always count on crowd
ed tent in this place.
Port Huron Times: Darwin Drake,
of Brockway Centre, was in the city on
Wednesday. He is a candidate for the
position of superintendent of poor in
place of Arnold Saph. who is about to
resign. Mr.. Drake is well known
throughout the county, is good busi-
ness man, and if elected to that posi-
ton would make good officer.
Our readers must not miss the adj
vertisement of Meisel Bros, which is
found in this issue. Their store is al
ways full of attractions, and they are
in no way behind this fall. Their open
ing occurs this week and the display
will be larger and more varied than
ever, and the best goods for the most
reasonable prices can always be had
here.
A farmer living in Lynn says that
the owners of the flax mill at Brockway
Centre have told the Lynn farmers that
if they raise flax in sufficient quantities
they will build mill at Lynn. Now,
we have lots of low land in this town
ship, adapted TO the culture of flax, and
so, with a reasonable effort, we might
get the mill here. The crop has proved
very profitable to Lynn, and would be
equally so here. Puff it along.-Capac
Journal.
The opera house was well filled on
Saturday evening by an appreciative
audience to witness the drama, "The
Turn of the Tide" presented by the
Lexington Dramatic Association. The
characters were all well represented
and showed the result of much rehears-
ing and much labor. The company.
we believe, intend to produce the piece
at Brockway Centre in the near future,
aud we bespeak for them a full house.
Lexington Jeffersonian.
The ExPosIToR will be S1O0 per year
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE, after jan 1st,
1889, or S1.5O at the end of the year.
We desire to get this permanently fixed
on the minds of our subscribers before
Jan. 1, in order that there may be no
misunderstanding. Our present sub
,,,.,.,,, l., t.,, HAL, 49,. -.