Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-30

Notice VIM. Blackford & Sons new
card in this issue.
When a man is in love he thinks
| his girls name is the sweetest ia the
world; but after they are married he
the children.
Will Zavits having sold his tailoring
establishment to McNair and Lewis is
now located in the rear of the building
occupied by these gentlemen, having
moved therein this week.
There can be nothing more tanta-
liking to a man than to 60 heme with
| something ON his mind that he wants
| to scold about, and find company
there and be obliged to act agresabiy.
DREssMAKINa.-I have fitted up the
rooms over Grant Holden and Bros.
drug store and am prepared to do
dressmaking in the latest style for all
who may give me call. Kate Hayes.
CHOPPED FEED:-Will be prepared to
chop coarse feed for farmers or others
at the Minis Cheese Factory every Tues
day and Friday after Jan. LIST. 1893,
at reasonable prices. m33. w. L.
| GARDNER.
Married, at the NJ. p. parsonage in
Yale, by the Rev. w. +. Perkins. on
| Tuesday, Dec. 9th. 1892, George
Kearny and Alice Grant, of Greenwood.
The happy couple will reside on
farm in Greenwood.
There is no leak 50 great to farmer
as are the poor roads. They lose and
wear out for him, more every year
than one fourth of his entire income
About this time of the year the loss
reaches half of his income.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and evening at Z. Interes-
ting subjects will be discussed. An in
vitation is cordially extended to the
public to hear for themselves.
A Christmas tree was held in the NJ.
+. church Saturday evening and
pleasant time enjoyed by all the child
rem of the Sunday school and by the
older folks also. The tree was prettily
decorated and hung rich with gifts.
When you have over-exerted your
self by running, jumping, or working,
there is nothing that will relieve the
soreness of your Joints and muscles
so quickly and effectually as Saliva
ton Oil, the greatest cure on earth for
pain. 25cts.
We are informed by those present,
that the Christmas ball given by c. +.
Michaels last Monday evening was a
enjoyable affair. About 20 couples
were present. 4 New Years party is
advertised for next Monday evening to
which all are invited.
A Christmas tree was held at the
Jeddo school house last Saturday eve
ming, by Chas. Perkins, teacher and
his scholars. 4 fine time was INDUCED
in and with II lituary program and
numerous gifts from the tree, the
evening passed successfully and hap
PLY to all present.
GLOW often we see people who place
coins in their mouths when making
change" said a business man today.
'Ladies often do it in my store and |
wonder if they ever think where those
coins have been, who has carried them,
what dirty pockets or boxes they have
been i'll. | would as soon place poison
in my mouth as piece of money"
Babyland for December brings good
Christmas cheer. Its happy stories
and merry rhymes seem merrier and
gayer than ever, and its pretty pictures
and verse tell tales as sweet as any
Baby ever listened to. Every home
that Babyland enters this month will
have merry Christmas. Prices 80 cts;
5 cents a number. ID. Lathrop Co., pub
fishers, Boston.
John Black has just received Il letter
from Nassar parties ordering 4 pounds
of j. G. Ilolden's25c. tea. He says it is
a common occurrence to get orders for
the same goods from Lexington, Cros-
well, Saginaw, Port Huron and even
as far south as Tennessee, clearly
showing that there Is not much tea of
this quality sold at the extremely low
price of 25c. per Id. Call and sample it.
A family reunion was held ut Thos.
Rapley's on Christmas day. Those
present were Henry Rapley and
family from Strathroy; Frank Rapley
and wife, of Lum; Will Rapley, and
family and Jesse Rapley, of Brown
lCity; julie Henessey was also here
from Richmond; together with James
Wallace, Wallace Adams, j. Il. Paisley
and families, making u merry house
full.
Among the festivities of the Christ
mas season, was the entertainment
given to relatives and friends by Mrs.
J. G. Hart, of this village. Guests
from Abbottsford, Port Huron and
Detroit made the house lively with
music and conversation from morning
till evening. At2 p. NJ. bounteous
dinner was served by the hostess in her
most hospitabe style with all the &C
cessories usually provided for such
occasions.
A very quiet and pleasant wedding
was sOlemized at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Holcomb, last We'd
nesday evening. the contracting parties
being Martha A. Holcemb and Thomas
Staley both of Yale. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. n. Kitley.
The bride was the recipient of many
useful and elegant presents. The hap
ply couple left on the east bound train
for two weeks visit in Toronto, the
guests accompanying them to the train
and showering them with rice.
The Christmas tree given by the NJ.
p. Sunday school at their church
Saturday evening drew large crowd
and everything passed off delightfully."-.
The church decorations were very