Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-07

new wagon loI sdle cLeaP' Apply "'
Foundry, Yale. 22-3
c. f. Emery, of Port Huron. was in
the village last week.
Our lady readers will please notice
the pattern order in this issue.
Rev. S. n. Hill will preach in the NJ.
f. church on next Sabbath at 1920 a. m.
d. G. Furniss is taking Steve Nal
loy's place in the station rs telegraph
operator.
Mrs. Presley who has been very i'll
for some time past is no better at pres
ent writing.
John Burger was on Friday appoint
ed postmaster at Mt. Salem, vice John
Lothian, resigned.
A large amount of grain, hay and
apples have been shipped from this
place the past week.
A select dancing party will be given
next Wednesday evening by the young
people of this village.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Lotion. Sold by c. y. Wells,
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
Farmers are hard at work doing their
fall plOwing. The recent rains have
put the ground in excellent shape.
j. Y. Waterman & Co. present a
change Of adv. to the readers of the
EXPoSITOR this week. 1t will pay you
to read it.
Preaching at the NJ. f. church next
Sunday evening 10y the pastor, Rev. j.
j. Tickner. Theme-"WhO was Mel
chiSedec?'
Io,, 60, ~ Nrdrooo T. Con. &c
the Yale WoOlen Mills, have choice
lot of hemlOck boards and jolsts which
they will sell cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cole, of Lynn,
left basketful Of fine large apples on
our table Saturday last for which we
return many thanks.
Work was commenced Tuesday on
the new station at Newkirk's on the
new line of the +. 81 p. NJ. R'y between
this place and the bridge.
The trustees of the NJ. f.. church
have been instructed to sell the parsOn-
age at the best possible figure above
$500 to cancel the debt on the same.
Miss Persie Johnson has change of
adv. in this Issue. Those who are
looking for millinery or fancy goods
will do well to call at her establishment.
Andrew Depeel is at work building
q new house for himself and one for +.
+. Bowman also. Looks as though
Eph intended taking unto himself a
helpmeet.
Don't be guilty of using a blurred
rubber stamp on your stationery. We
print stationery at very reasonable
figures, and il looks more like business.
Just try it once.
The papers that are bought to he
read are those which have something
fresh in them TO read. Papers having
a ready sale have little difficulty in get
ting advertisements at fair price.
The Richmond Review has started
on its thirteenth year and from all
appearances is in a prosperous cOndi-
tion. Here's hoping that its fair-haired
editor may live long and happy life.
Owing to the increased demand for
American windOw-glass, manufacture
ers have decided to increase the price
of this article five per cent. The sup
ply of iirst-class glass Is said to be very
limited.
A. J. Sinclair, Of New York city,
special agent of the Home Insurance
Co, of New York, an old-time friend
of Jas. Brown, visited with him and
family, Saturday and Sunday and also
with r. ii. Menerey.
Deputy Sheriff Hebner succeeded in
arresting Chas. Powell. the person who
stole the cloth from Mr. Kinney. OF
Lynn. and brought him to this place
On examination he pleaded guilty and
paid the costs amounting to S33 and
was let off.
The following persons received third
grade certificates ut the recent eXami-
nation held at tins place Lille Gilbert.
Memphis; Julia O'COnnor, Capac; Net
tie Is. Prendergast. Capac; George 4.
Platt, Yale; Phoebe Roy, Yale: Eva
Sterling, Almont; VIM. LightbodY, st.
Clair.
Notaries public and other persons
making out mortgages will do well to
remember that the new law requires
the full addresses, township. county and
state, to be mentioned in the instru-
ment. and unless this is done the regis
ter cannot receive such instruments for
registration.
lie who steals my purse, steals trash.
but he who wantonly purloins my bot
Tie OF SdlNdUlOIl VII SOtdlo bOlntJnlUR
that enriches him indeed and leaves
me bankrupt, victim to aches and
pains, sorrowing, woeful citizen, un-
til l can slowly creep to the nearest
drug store.
At the regular communication of
BrocKway lodge, No. 316, 4. 81 A.
NJ. to be held at the hall in this place
tonight Crhursday. Nov. ~ there will
be work on the third degree. a special
is called for Saturday evening next at
which the third degree will be exempli-
fled. All members are earnestly re-
quested to come out.
JOIN WARK, w. NJ.
The Sanilac county Sabbath School
Association held its second annual
meeting OH Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week at Downngton. A good
programme had been prepared and was
well filled by the delegates who were
from the eastern part of the county.
The exercises were well attended and
all felt a new zeal in the Sunday school
work from the papers and addresses
there presented.
\ good deal has been said about