Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-15
ExPOSITIONS.
To-day is Good Friday.

To-day is Good Friday.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Farm harnesses from ST. to $2l nj
Vallace's.
"Never mind the mud" Which of
the firemen said this?
10 parties in CrOswell.
Remember the auction sale at Orley
'tarks this friday afternoon.
w. w. Grinnell is member of the
Republican county committee.
Buy your tobacco at Boice & Water
mans. Cheapest place in town.
+. Il. Palmer & Co., present change
il.
According to'the official count of the
district Judge Vance has majority of
983.
Died, on Wednesday, April 9Th, 1892,
the wife of Gilley Beals, of consump-
ton.
Mr.. Parker, Of Pontiac, is the new
timer in A. w. Ferguson's hardware
store.
Call at Boice & Waterman's for a
nObby hat or necktie. They have the
latest.
Samuel Eshleman has rented James
Rath's farm and will till the soil this
season.
Mrs. Mary White has nice collec-
ton of house plants which she offers
for sale cheap.
Gypsene il the cheapest and best
wall finish on earth, for sale by Grant
Holden q Bro.
About one inch Of snow fell Friday
night last and the ground was covered
Saturday morning.
Rev. w. F. Perkins is conducting
nuccessful revival meetings in the NJ.
p. church at this place.
Levi Morrill, and family now occupy
the brick residence on the hill-having
moved there this week.
Frank Landro our popular furniture
dealer has a novel change of adv. in
this issue. Look it over.
BY getting your auction sale bills
printed ut this Office you are entitled
70 free notice in the ExPosIToR.
A few of the Masons of this place
leld in Port Huron on Thursday.
Twenty cases of children's shoes lust
received ut Boice & Waterman 8.
These are very tony shoes and good
lycarers.
Thomas Martin, Of Brockway has
commenced operations on his new
brick hotel to be erected on his lot near
the station.
Don't forget the special sale at Boice
& Waterman's. Their 81 go shoe is a
hummer and they are going fast. Get
\ pair at once.
The ExPosIToR is the official paper
Of the village again this year. If our
villagers want all the news in this vici-
nifty. subscribe.
The ExPosIToR charges three cents
per line for poetry and five cents per
line for all local notices intended to
bring patronage.
ii. Doelle & Son have force of men
ut work on their new building and be-
fore long Yale can boast of having
another fine brick block.
In card from our old friend Phil
McDougall he says they are settled
and have opened business. Also that
prospects are encouraging.
A craze has struck the young men
for shaving off their carefully cultivat.
cd moustaches. 1t seems a pity to see
30 much of Gloves labor lost"
Mrs. s. X. Young moved her house
hold goods to Caro- on Tuesday where
Mr.. Young is employed. Geo. w.
Allen now occupies the house.
Sanilac county must be II great beer
county. There are only four full.
ieweled spirituOus licenses in the limits
thereof, but there are 81 of the beer
grade.
Any one in possession of % cents car
go to the nearest drug store and pro
cure bottle of Salvation Oil and be
cured at once of rheumatism, neuralgis
or any pain or ache.
FARMERs:-I have on hand and fol
aale one carload of the Homestead
Fertilizer. Those in need will do wei
tocall and SCENE. GEORGE T.. THOMAS
Avoca, Mich. 47w4
MARE FOR sALE---I have for sale or
exchange for stock, an aged mare
weight 1900. Good horse to work
For further particulars and term.
apply to John Mitchell, Roseburg. as
Mrs. Samuel Holcomb living 2 mile.
north and IL miles west of Yale ha,
for sale 4 cows, hogs, thrcc-ycar-old
colt, quantity of seed grain, corn,
wheat, nlillet, peas and buckwheat
Terms to suit purchaser.