Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-19
Only one more week and fair time.

Tor StlttSYllle Wnere ne mas Secureu q
situation. We wish him success.
Levi Morrill,, Jr, Robt. II. Menerey
Jas. Wallace, j. b. Paisley and j. g.
Holden took in the Exposition at De.
troit this week.
Benz. Evans has been doing a good
business in shipping stock this season
He is a good buyer and pays all an
animal is worth.
Roy Francis has returned from Chi
chigo where he went last week to ac-
cept position, HIS field of labor will
be in Huron county for time.
John Cheney, one OF the well-to-dO
farmers of this section expects soon to
leave for England where a fortune is
left him by some rich relative.
Miss Aggie Menerey has been engag-
ed to teach i'll the brennan district this
year. She is now taking Miss Mary
Browns place in the school here.
John ID. Jones left Tuesday morning
| for Easy station where he bought
a large lot of lumber. Mr.. Jones is
enjoying a good trade in lumber.
Chas. Parker threshed LOO bushels
of grain for Edward Richardson in 10
hours. Charley's "Old Agitator" takes
the cake for fast and good work.
r. T. Willoughby, who taught the
| BrOckway school last year. has been
engaged to "teach the young idea how
to shoot" in the Carless school this year.
We received communication signed
subscriber last week but owing to no
other name being attached the article
found its way TO the waste basket.
James Brown and daughters Mary
and Tena of this place and Elder j. III.
Patton and daughter Nora, of Almont,
left here Monday to spend the week in
Detroit.
Rev. S. n. Hill will give lecture to
the young people of this village on next
Sabbath evening at the NJ. f. church at
o'clock. Subject: THE Stairway of
Manhood"
John o. Grinnell has completed his
seasons work as leader of the Oak
Bluff orchestra and returned home last
week. lie looks as though the lake
breeze agreed with him.
a dance was held in the town hall at
Peck last Tuesday evening for the ben
eft of the young ladies band of that
place. A large number were present and
| a OlS OlillC CllJOlCu w dll'
Mrs. Omer is visiting friends in De.
troit this week. Mrs. Bears accom-.
panied her as far as Detroit where she
Will visit few DAYS before going over
to Canada TO visit old friends.
Howard Holmes. Of Memphis, was in
the village the latter part of last week
visiting his old school mates and
friends. lie has been engaged to teach
the Brockway school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks, together with
the latters two sons Frank and George
l'Okum, Of Port Huron, have been the
guests of Mrs. Caroline Holden, Jas
Holden and family, and others in thi,
vicinity.
Mrs Geo. Tool and Miss Emma Ma
jor. of Pickering. Ont, who were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Collins, OF
North Speaker for two weeks returned
home last Monday. They report very
wet harvest in their locality.
A grand fair ball will be given at the
Cavanagh House, Emmett, Friday
& Ards full string band. Bill S125
Mr.. Cavanagh will spare no pains t
make this occasion apleasant one.
Mrs. G.. A. Perkins has sold her stock
of millinery and fancy goods and will
90 out of business. She expects hel
husband back from Dakota in about
one week when they will make arrange.
ments to move out there and reside fol
the future.
Chas. Parker threshed for Ruff:
Remington Wednesday of last week
800 bushels of wheat in 10 hours. Our
informant says that more wheat might
have been turned out but the men or
the stack could not put away the large
amount of straw that came from the
separator.
One Of the +. & =. NJ. R'y officials
asked us to call the attention of those
who congrcgate about the station and
blockade the platform so that passen.
gers cannot pass from one car to the
other, that if the practice is continued
some action will be taken toward abait
ing the nuisance.
Geo. w. Bell has disposed of his spot
ted ponies to a Detroit party and pur
chased mate for his bay trotter. Mr.
Bell has added a new light sample
wagon with top, and now has the best
equipped livery this side OF Detroit
His prices are reasonable. and those
wanting fine turnout will do well tC
give him call.
Wilson Vanslyke, while feeding q
separator at Jason Clark's THURSDAY
last, received bad cash in the back OF
his right hand. 1t seems that Addit
Clark, who was welding the band
knife missed the band Of the sheaf the
first cut and made another attempt
drawing the blade of the knife across
the back of Wilson's hand.
The old saying, "a friend in need is q
friend indeed" has occurred to us with
peculiar force many times during oul
past, but particularly during the past
few days. 1t Is with a grateful hear,
we thank sincerely the family of Thos
Rapley for their Kindness and benevo.
lence to we editor and his household
and assure them that it will not be for
J gotten.
For SALE.-The undersigned offer.
for sale at great sacrifice, his fruit
evaporating works located at Armada
Mich, or will sell the machinery for re
, moval at q bargain. Would conside,
offer TO exchange for real estate. Rea
, son for selling: Poor health and re
mOyal south Gall on or oddroao With