Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-29
F. & P. M. R. R. TIME TABLE.
EXPOSITIONS.
The Fair in one month.

"Miss Mutton" in Central Hall Sat
urday evening.
The pay-car on the F. & p. NJ. went
through Saturday.
G. F. Emery has taken Dick VIII
liams old place il the Commercial
House.
Charley Landro is a business man
and will sell the Port Huron Daily
Times to any one who pays cash.
Andrew DePeel has rented the house
just vacated by A. w. Ferguson until
he completes his own house on North
Street.
+. f. Law was elected county COM
mitteeman at the county convention
of Republicans held at Port Huron
Saturday.
Walter Kyes, of Ovid, brother of
Edward Kyes who formerly worked at
the station. is now holding his broth
er's old position.
a fact that all men with gray and
many shaded whiskers should know
that Buckingham's Dye always colors
an even brown or black at will.
Next Thursday night Miss a. Paldi
with company of amateurs, will pro-
duce "Ten Knights in Bar Room at
the Eureka Rink.-Capac Journal
The summer has been a most hard
one on infants throughout the country.
Even in our immediate neighborhood
the death of these small children is often
reported.
There will be special communica-
! ton of Brockway Lodge, no SO, f. ~
! \. NJ, next Saturday evening in the
Hall for the purpose Of comforting the
third degree.
The opinion is prevalent that after
all the fuss for ballot reform, the re-
Gently enacted election law will prove
! invalid. We hope it is not a we'll
founded rumOr
A special meeting of the Order of
Eastern Star is called for Wednesday
evening, Sept. 10th, for the transaction
of important business. All members
are requested to be present.
Henry Doelle & Son have completed
the purchase of G. III Niggeman's store
| in this place. He was in town We'd
nesday making final arrangements.
BE sure and notice his new advertise
mentS.
Be sure and attend the dramatic
performance in Central Hall Sat
urday and Monday evenings. 1t is
by first-class company. They gave
great satisfaction in Port Huron and
! Vassar
We are informed that in the near
future G. ii. Niggeman will open a
bank in our village. We are sure that
with the multitude of friends he has
made in the community, he will be as
sured a success.
Harvey Drake has moved his house
hold goods into his elegant cottage at
the head of the street. All Mr.. Drake
wants now is little time and he will
have a handsome residence, that would
be such anyplace.
The Premium Lists of the Fair are
about ready for circulation. See that
you get one, and find out what you can
take for exhibition. Take something.
Everything, from gosling to donkey,
"goes" and gets premium, if it is good.
The Harvest Ball at Michaels' Hall
last Friday eve. was a complete sue
cess in every way. There were about
1870 couples in attendance. All seemed
to have enjoyed pleasant time. which
lasted until the wee-small hours of the
night.
Frank fuckers Metropolitan COM
pany appeared at the opera house on
Tuesday evening in Miss Mutton" "
AS usual all were pleased with the
play and the manner in which it was
presented.-"Caro Democrat Thurs.
Aug. 21."
The system is rendered malaria-proof
when the blood is kept pure and vigor-
Gus by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
At this season, all should have this
admirable preparation at hand. Ma
larial poison is harmless when Ayers
SarsaparIlla is used.
1t is universally the case that farm
ers about us are finding that their crops
especially wheat, are turning out bet
ter than was anticipated few weeks
ago. This is encouraging; and besides
there are prospects of very high prices
for produce all along the line.
Markets are, as yet. very dull. The
season has not fairly opened. 1t is ex-
! pected that by our next issue we will
be able to publish very complete re-
port of local prices. We will then EN-.
deavor to print each week a corrected
list for the benefit of our readers.
At the meeting of the School Board
at Port Huron last Tuesday Secretary
Law was reelected. 1t is tribute tc
the thorough work he has done in the
past year in upbuilding the school-sys
tenn of the county. We extend to Mr.
Law hearty congratulation. We have
no doubt that his work for the ensuing
year will far exceed that of the past, il
; he meets with but disultory support
even in his proposed renovations. His
salary was also increased 800 by a vote
of the Board, making now $3.50 ;
year.