Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-25
I We are Headquarters for Wall Paper.
GRANT HOLDEN & Bro,
MICH
ExPOSITIONS.
MICH

ENFOSI lONS.
Mrs. Taylor has been quite sick the
past week.
Farm harnesses from ST. to $2l at
Wallace's.
Township election one week from
next Monday.
Wallace has change of adv. in this
issue. Read it.
We still take wood on subscription
at the market price.
Work has been begun on John Reeds
large bank barn east of Yale.
Rev. w. F. Perkins is assisting Rev.
Scott in his revival services at JeddO.
Regular meeting of o. f. S. in Mac
cabee hall, Thursday Eve, March 81.
Horse bills and cards neatly and
cheaply printed at the ExPosIToR office.
Grant Holden & Bro. have the larg-
est stock of Wall Paper eyer brought
TO Yale.
4 regular Dakota blizzard passed
through this part of Michigan on Sat
urday last.
y. NJ. Church and wife have moved
P0rt Huron.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. j..
D. Grinnell is improving and is able to
get out again.
Bear in mind that we are headquar-
tiers in Yale for wall paper. Grant
Holden d Bro.
Palm Sunday will be April 10th;
Good Friday, April 10Th and Easter
Sunday April 18th.
George V. Reid was the first to draw
from the sick benefit fund connected
with The Maccabees.
Charley, son of Dennis Schell living
no&r Ieddo, who has been sick with
diphtheria is on the mend.
Great Commander Markey will move
with his family from West Branch to
Port Huron about April LIST.
Or. Yuili is still suffering from the
effects of his fall. lie was at Port HUI
ron one or two days this week.
Call and get sample copy of the
farmers Friend, the 16-page paper
given free with the ExPosIToR.
Annie Rutledge died at Grant Centre
last Thursday at the age of A years.
The funeral was held on Sunday.
George S. Granger, for good many
years supervisor of Columbus township
died at his home on Monday last.
Look at the yellow label on your
paper and see if you are in arrears. If
10 call in and pay up. We need the
money.
GIRL WANTED-A good girl wanted
to do general hOuse-wOrk. Good
wages paid the right girl. Apply to
Mrs. James Wallace, Yale.
Remember Mrs. Sarah +. Gilbert's
auction sale ut her farm 2 miles north
OF Melvin to-day friday. Sale to
commence ut one o'clock.
james Wallace is selling farm team
harness for from Sl7 to $2l. Every
thing else down on the ground floor.
Now is your time to purchase.
The best and cheapest way to pre-
sent business idea to the people of
this vicinity, is to address them through
this paper. They all read it.
w. Cowing has made another sale
of nice lot to j. III. Young, the prop
erty of DR.. Bradshaw. He says it pays
to advertise in the ExPosIToR.
You can save at least 20 per cent by
buying your Wall Paper from Grant
Holden d Bro. A large assortment
and elegant styles to select from.
Our prices for job printing are the
lowest and the quality of our work the
best Come in and leave your order or
write to us for samples and prices.
Epworth League meets next, Tues.
day evening. A literary and musical
entertainment will be given, also re-
ports of delegates to State Convention.
The social held Monday evening last
at the East Greenwood school house
for the benefit of Rev. w. i. Perkins
was u grand SUGGESTIVE entire pro-
ceeds amounting to S26.45.
MARE FOR SALT have for sale or
exchange for stock, an aged mare,
weight 1900. Good horse to work.
For further particulars and terms
apply to John Mitchell, Roseburg. As
81 wonder what DR.. Smith is looking
so glum about?' "Why can tell you,
lie saws his trade is almost ruined, that
he'll hardly have q patient in the win
ter months after while, all on ac-
count of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Do not forget to visit c. G. Meisel &
Bros. store, when you are in Port HUI
RON. This firm Is so well established
that they need no word from us, but
we want you to see all the handsome
goods they have in their large store
this spring, you will be sure to find
something TO suit you, and If you wish
nothing, they are just as pleased TO
show you around.