Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-01

The fathers and plasterers are II
work on J. G. Holden's new house.
Horse bills and cards neatly and
cheaply printed ut the ExposIToR Office
j. II. Moore unloaded twelve tons of
farming implements which means bus
mess.
The scholars and teachers are enjoy.
ing vacation this week. Easter holi
days.
Bear in mind that we are headQuar.
tiers in Yale for wall paper. Gran,
Holden & Bro.
An apprentice wanted Immediately
Ito learn the millinery business. Apply
TO Mrs. Jas. Brown.
Samuel Strevel, of Greenwood, has
been quite sick the past week but is
now on the improve.
Mrs. Taylor will pay the highest
price for eggs. A new line of spring
goods will be in next week.
On the inside of this issue you will
find an article on the new election law
which will be of interest to all our
readers.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. McLaugh-
lin Monday. Mack is happy and so
are the grandparents.
Don't forget to drop in Friday or
Saturday and see the elegant display of
spring millinery goods ut Mrs. James
Browns establishment.
Remember the maple sugar social
this friday evening at the NJ. p:
Ial, IL
program will be presented.
Charles Parker and family have
moved to Kingston where they will go
into the hotel business. Charley
traded his farm to James McInns for
the hotel property.
FARMEKs:-I have on hand and for
sale one carload of the Homestead
Fertilizer. Those in need will do we'll
to call and SCENE. GEORGE +. THOMAS.
Avoca, Mich. 47w4
1t can plainly be seen that the FIX.
bills than any other office in this part
of the country. Why, Because their
prices are right, facilities tho best, and
work executed on short notice.
For SALr.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within tho next ten days three
lots in MorrilPs addition, two lots in
Reed & McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan i Laws addition. Also two
houses and lots all in tho village of
Yale. Apply to w. w. CowISa, Yale.
This certfies that have used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and found it to be
what it 10 represented. l can safely
say that it has helped my cough (which
might say was chrsnic) and cheer.
fully recommend it to all those affiict.
ed. II. w. DoNNELLY,
! "a East l3lst street New York.
Look over your tools. They need
repairs for the spring work. Some
need to he replaced with new tools.
| Now remember, l am prepared to do
your repair work in first class style rs
cheap rs it can be done. Now is the
time. Horse-shoeing y specially.
| 40 +. =. CURRIER JR., Yale.
DIEp-On Wednesday, March 80,
1892, Agusta Wilt, daughter of Agus-
tus Wilt, aged q years. Deceased had
been i'll for some time and was stop
ping at Sam'l Whites in the village re-
ceiving medical treatment when the
sudden summons came. The funeral
was held to-day, Friday, at the Catho-
lie church in Kenockee.
George w. Bell, our hustling livery
man, is rapidly gaining notoriety as u
tlrst-class auctiOneer. His services are
in great demand, having two or three
sales each week. At Jas. Rath's sale
last Saturday he succeeded in getting
good prices for nearly every article
sold and Mr.. Rath is more than pleased
with the result of the sale.
After taking steps in the matter, the
meetings of the organization of the
Disciples of Christ, which have former
~ been held in the Menerey church
southwest of the village, will hereafter
BIO held in the village of Yale. Last
Sunday five persons united with the
church and Rev. Ira Billman was bap.
tized and will connect himself with
them.
James Fl. Moore is on deck with a
change of adv. this week. Mr.. MOore's
last years business was very satisfac-
tory and the prospects for much
larger trade this year are very encour-
aging. He is a hustler from away
back and there is no question but that
he will get the lions share of the bust.
ness in agricultural implements in thi,
section.
Will Mann, who has held position
as clerk in J. G. Holden's store for the
past few years, took his departure
Monday morning for Fenton where he
will take course in the normal school
Chas. Black will also enter the same
school. The patrons of the store will
miss Will as he was always accommo.
dating and courteous. Emerson
Cooper is taking his place.
A terrible crime was committed in
Richmond Tuesday of this week
Abraham Cooley and wife two elderly
people living on a farm have lived very
unhappily together. Tuesday morn.
ing neighbor passing. by the house
noticed man lying i'll the yard. llis