Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-01

at O'Clock and evening ut 1870. In
tcresting subjects will be considered
Come out and hear him.
The literature on dress during tho
last ten years, would form animposinl
collection. Equally curious and I'M
posing also would be the collection OF
all the empty bottles used in the las
ten years for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
+. 4. Palmer & Co. are offering big
reduction to cash purchasers. They
have i'm stock 1000 yards of challiC
surahs which are being sold at cents
per yard wholesale price d cents
Now is the time to buy. Read then
change of adv.
VIM. Williams new barn on his farm
one mile north of Yale is completed
ii Is 40X5J feet and is finished with all
modern improvements. We trust that
our old friend will have better luck
with this barn than he had with the
one recently burned.
The Gillian government has decreed
that Chile is the proper way to spell
the name of that country. In the
Spanish language 81" is pronounced
+ &c and "e' is pronounced a." Con-
/ seqLehtly IL y0u want to speak il cor
rcctiy, say "thee-lah.'
The eloculiunary entertainments
which was to have been given at the NJ.
! +. church, ON Tuesday evening, Dec.
29th, underline auspices of the ErWorth
League has been postponed on account
of the elOcutiOnist, Miss Addie Miller,
not being able to be present.
For SALE.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within the next ten days three
lots III MOrrll's addition, two lots in
Reed d McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan d Laws addition. Also two
houses and lots all in the village of
Yale. Apply to W. w. CowING, Yale.
In a letter received from Grant Me
Arthur, of New Whatcomb, Washing
ton, we learn that the country there
does not agree with him and his health
Is even worse than when here. lie
will try the, climate of California and
expected To start for there about Jan
uary LIST.
Died at his home in Emmett township
on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1891, Charles
Michaels Sr., aged 81 years. The flu
neral services will be held to-day Fri
day IN BrOckway at l0a. IN. Deceased
leaves family of seven children and
Il large circle of friends to mourn his
departure.
Samuel Carson, solid farmer of
Brockway township, st. Clair county, |
was in Coleman this week looking at
Warren township soil with view of |
purchasing. Likewise, Thomas Brown, !
of Evergreen township, Sanilac county. |
They are both highly pleased with this |
part of higan.-ColCman IndcDcnd- !
pnt.
Tuna Welch, an intelligent and high !
" respected young lady, daughter of
Anthony WEIGH, of Yale, was married |
II the residence of II. +. Leonard, Los
Cal, on sunday, Dec. 9th,
1871, to a Sir. Ward. The many friends
If Mrs. Ward in this place Join with
he EXPosIToR in Wishing the hap
)y couple many years of happiness
md prosperity.
Last sunday was observed in Yale,
y the Masonic fraternity, il being IT.
Johns day. About fifty brethren met
II the lodge room at high twelve where
hey formed IN line and marched to
he NJ. u. church where they listened
o an instructive sermon from Elder
'erkins. The Elder made some very
,OOd points and the MasOns departed
III feeling that they had enjoyed the
DISCOURSE.
Prof. W. NJ. Bristol, with his equine
wonders, will appear at Central Hall,
friday and Saturday evenings, Jan. s
nd under the management of the .
veil known Snowman Fred Locke. ,
his Is show not to he missed. The {
IOrscs are remarkably well trained
nd perform wonderful tricks. This 1
how Is welcomed wherever it goes {
nd will probably be kindly greeted !
lere. Remember the dates. I
Are you friend to the cause of I
rejection to American interests? Are :
on willing to work for the cause of
in placing reliable informa-
ion in the hands of your acquaintance?
t you are such, you should be identi-
ed with the American Protective Tariff ;
,eague, No. - West Twenty-Third q
treet, New York. Cut this notice out r
nd send it to the league stating your J
osition and give helping hand. !
A grand entertainment and installa- =
on of officers, of Tent No. 52l, X. @. :
7. NJ, will be held at the Cheyenne =
,hool house, on Thursday eve., Jan. 7, !
'o2. Doors open at 700 o'clock. Tea =
,rved at 500 O'Clock. Speeches will :,
e delivered by Revs. Mr.. Parkins, Mr.. y
icholson, and Mr.. Combs, also by :,
lany other prominent men. Good !,
Iusic. Proceeds to go to Tent No. 521. \
Omission, % cts. Children under ~,
cts. Everybody invited. +
The reception rendered by the O. f. j
Yale Chapter, to the members of
rockway lodge, +. & A. NJ, was held
Michaels' hall on Friday evening.
he entertainment consisted of a short
-ogram of readings and recitations,
ld several musical selections. These tC
ere well rendered and appreciated a.
: the audience. At the close of the o
ltertainment all were treated to a IL
ne repast prepared by the ladies'. el
ne hundred twenty-five persons were d
'esent, and report that the gathering J.
rs one of the most enjoyable events "
the season. f"
As an inducemcnt TO all who see this II
Itlce to subscribe and pay i'm advance, ~
ld TO old subscribers to pay promptly ",
advance, we offer them, free for one ~
ar, that magnificent farm and home ~
per the Farmers Friend, of South ~
NOS Ind. II has l6 large pages, we'll -.