Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07

Clark Mcconnell lie out with a new
dray. It's a dandy.
l.. Higer a. Sons have change of
adv. this week. Read 1t.
Geo. w. Lancaster, of Selma, Ala, is
now the manager of the Oakland hotel,
81. Clair.
1t is reported that the recent fair
held at Bad Axe did not come up to
the standard.
5000 cases eff Salutaris water have
been shipped from st. Clair during the
month OF September so far.
III. G.. White never forgets our Of
flee when fruit is ripe. On Wednesday
he presented us with some fine grapes
for which we are thankful.
A new crosswalk has been built at
Geo. w. Bells corner and the material
is on the ground to build one across
Main street at Duties corners.
Martin Bros. & Co., of Brockway and
Port Huron, are still in the lead as
bargain sellers and it will more than
repay you to read their change of adv.
The base ball game played in Peck
on Monday between Richmond and
Peck resulted i'm a score of 9 and in
favor of the home boys. 'Rah for Peck.
William Haynes, who at one time
studied medicine in VIM. n. Mckenna' s
drug store, died in Marlette Tuesday
The funeral will be held in that place
on Friday.
DR.. p. G. Lathrop has purchased the
house and lot on Kennefic street of
). Il. Young. When the DR.. puts on
the finishing touches he will have a
fine residence.
The family physician. Mrs. Helen
X. Skaters, 400 Walnut ST., Reading
Pa, states: ave always use Salvation
Oil for what it is recommended in
place of a physician. 1t never falls"
STOVE FOR SALE CHEAP have n fine
Peninsular stove, new last winter,
good for parlor, dining room, or sit
ting room, which | will sell very
cheap. Call at residence or Office.
Harvey Tappan. %
1t was Il mistake in last weeks issue
about Fred Colburg's experience with
the grapes, dog and bees. 1t should
have been credited to Nicholas Owens
as it was on his premises where the
circus took place.
Died in the township of Fremont,
Isabella County, on Sept. %, 1892, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Irving Main,
aged year months and days. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. VIM. Il. Lake, of West Millbrook.
On account of many mistakes being
made in placing prize cards on exhibits
or recording the articles properly we
are unable to give complete report
| r .,..,arInA nj tbn fatr N
this issue but will withhold it for a
future issue.
The NJ. p. church quarterly meeting
held at this place last Saturday and
Sunday was n very pleasant and en-
| ioyable gathering. One of the visiting
brethren from GoOdells said that he
considered the society here at Yale
alive spiritually.
Peter Pyne has sold his interest in
the Commercial House to James Fin
nIgan who is now in charge, and viii
conduct it in the same tirst-class style
that Pete has-giving good accommo
dation to the travelling public. Sue
cess to you James.
Babyland for October is n charming
number. 1t has n dainty frontispiece
"Telling Secret to Baby" The Spar
row says strange thing when talking
to the Tiptoe Twins, Teddy's Kitty il
as cute as can be, Nurse Karen has .
delightful bit of sport for Bobby anc
Sue, and Sweetheart is as cunning a'
ever. The pictures are pretty anc
Baby and Mamma will be happy anC
glad when Baby's magazine for Octob
er comes. Price 30 cents a year;
cents number. ID. Lothrop Co., Pub
fishers, Boston.
The public should ever bear in mind
says an exchange, that newspaper
business is made up of such small
amounts that many people think tina
the trifling amount due from then
does not matter much whether pait
promptly or not, forgetting that Their
may be a thousand entertaining tn
, same idea and thus withholding from
the publisher his hard earned dollars
: while not particularly meaning I,
I. work hardship. The better plan
always to promptly pay in advanc
for a newspaper the moment the sub
!, scription expires.