Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-12-11
ExPOSITIONS.
Tax time.

The snow is fast disappearing.
For wall paper go to Grant Holder
u Bros.
Our subscription list is steadily in
creasing.
II. Bldleman moved into his new
house this week.
Grant Holden Il Bro. have the fines
line of wall paper in town.
The family of Hiram Manning mOveC
to Port Huron on Wednesday.
Call and see Grant Holden & Bros
new line of wall paper just received.
Try Dullam's Great German % cent
Cough Cure at Grant Holden q Bro. s
Before purchasing your wall paper
call and see Grant Holden & Bros ele-
CANT line.
J. ID. McKeiths stock is conceived by
all to give the best wear and satisfaction
of any in town.
Notice f. T.. Palmer & Co.'S change
of adv. in this issue. 1t will be to your
interest to read.
The farmer who closely packs his
load of wood il sure to strike the
popular chord.
J. ID. McKeith is in receipt of an inn
mense stock of new goods. Call and
get prices before purchasing.
A fine lot of mems and ladies' fancy
slippers just received at ID. Mckeith' s.
A daisy for Christmas present.
If you are anxious to pay your sub
scription, bring us in load of wood at
once. Our supply is exceedingly low.
William Mcdonald, contractor and
builder, of Port Huron, was in town
last week, examining the workmanship
of r. Ct. McLaughlin's new residence.
Elder Il. b. Brown will preach in the
Brick chapel next Sunday afternoon at
. O'clock and evening at O'Clock. A
cordial invitation is given to come out
and hear him.
Mrs. Samuel +. IIolcomb, who lives
. miles north and II miles west of Yale,
has for sale four milk cows, one Swear
old colt, one work horse, three hogs
and six pigs.
Thos. Martin, of Brockway, has the
material on his lot near the station and
will erect brick block in the spring.
Our town still continues to experience
q building boom.
b. l.. Newsted is the new proprietor
at the POst-office store, having bought
out W. w. Grinnell. Call and see him.
He has large stock of candies, nuts,
oranges, cigars, etc.
Lulu, daughter of James Campbell
of Jeddo, died from diphtheria the
past week. Mr.. Campbell is very low.
A child of VIM. Lamb died from the
same disease during the past week.
MARRIED:-At the NJ. +. parsonage,
Yale, on Tuesday, Dec. Z, 1891, by Rev.
w. +. Perkins, John Hildebranndth,
of Burlington, Lapeer county, and
Margaret Murray, of Burnside, Lapeer
county.
Those who are not members of the,
fire company, now is u good time to
join. The officers are anxious to see
all of the principal citizens become
members and take an interest in their
meetings.
Rev. McEldowney, of Port Huron,
will deliver lecture in the NJ. +.
church, Thursday evening, Dec. 10,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. \ program of music will also
be given. Admission free.
Two Swindlers are abroad in the
state who offer to enlarge photographs
for but % cents a picture, and as the
sum is so small ask in advance. They
then skip for newer fields and their
victims are out their quarter.
Take your good times as you go
along in life. Don't postpone your
holiday until you are too old or too
near worn out to enjoy or appreciate
it. 1t is best to mix in some of the
pleasure of living as we 90 along.
Geo. W. Bell. auctioneer, will sell by
public auction at the farm of James
Armstrong about one-half mile east of
Avoca on Thursday, Dec. 18th, lot of
farm stock, implements, hay, straw,
grain, etc. Sale To commence at 10
o'clock.
Visit j. A. Davidson & Co.'S Crockery
Department just opened with every
thing new in lamps and crockery. You
will also find in their carpet depart
ment full stock of rugs, curtains, etc.
suitable for Christmas presents. See
their new adv.
The question of the free delivery of
mail matter, not only in cities and vii
lagos, but in the country, is being agi-
tated i'm many portions of the country.
The Post Master General favors It, and
sooner or later it will be accomplished.
The sum of ten thousand dollars, APP
propriated to test the feasibility of the
plan. in the country, outside of the
villages, hasresulted satisfactorily, and
all that is needed is the unanimous pc
tition to congress, of the people.