Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-16

business To Jas. Il. Lutz.
A new lot of machinery is being
placed in the flax mill for scutchelinP
fiax.
Sherman Hebner has the agency
for all kinds of first class nursery
stock, shrubbery, flowers, etc.
f. Harvey Drake and family are
now residents of Richmond having
moved there lately from Port Huron
Gents Muffiers and neckwear at
astonishingly low prices at j. ID. Nc
Keith's. Also complete line of gents
neckwear and furnishing goods.
Samuel Strevel one of the well-to
do farmers of Greenwood township
departed this life Wednesday morn.
ing, Dec. IA, 1892, at the age Of IS
years.
Doelle 4 Son are on hand this year
with an elegant line of holiday goods
in endless variety. Call and see what
they have. Notice their new adv. in
| this issue.
so you need not be afraid to call on
her after sending her some of f. T
Palmer & Co.'S fine handkerchiefs for
Christmas gift.
The young men of this place are
talking OF getting up an entertainment
for the benefit of the poor. This il
worthy object and should receive
the support of all.
BY last weeks Richmond Review we
notice that VIM. III. Ballentine, from
erly of Brockway but now of that town,
fell and dislocated thumb. We are
sorry TO learn of this misfortune.
Mr.. McNair, of the firm of McNair
4 Lewis, has moved his family from
Carsonyille to Yale and are now &C.
cupying the Mustard house on Main
street. We welcome them to our
midst.
The revival meetings at the NJ. p.
church conducted by Rev. w. +.
Perkins were closed last Sunday eye-
ming. About 30 were converted all of
whom will no doubt unite with the
church.
Cards have been issued this week
from the ExPosIToR office announcing
n grand Christmas ball and oyster
supper at Melvin hall on the evening
of Dec. 23rd. Supper at John Kings
hotel. Bill 81.
Benz. Evans, treasurer of the town.
ship of Brockway, will be at the Rapley
House every friday hereafter for
the purpose of receiving taxes. All
who can should pay this month and
save the extra per cent.
Christmas is coming, so is the grand
ball to be given by e. F. Michaels in
his hall at Yale. Fine music, fine
supper, aud fine time may be
looked for on Monday evening Dec.
&c. Don't forget it. Every body in
vited.
Salvation Oilh as the envlable distinc-
ton of being synonym for cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, govt, and
kindred affections, such "a sciatica,
ticdOuloureux, etc. 1t is growing more
popular daily. The people will have
it. 25cts.
Drs. McKeown & McKeown and as
sistants are here as previously adver-
tised and may be found at the Rapley
House. Those of our readers who are
ailing from any chronic diseases
should call OH them. Notice their
adv. in this issue.
LosT-Somewhere on the road be-
tween my house and the railroad on
Friday, Nov. 20, pair of gold specta-
Giles. The finder will please leave
same either at the ExPosIToR Office or
my house and receive reward. Mrs.
A. ii. Teller, Yale.
David Brown has sold his house and
lot of Orchard Hill to F. Goheen and
purchased two lots on Main st. south OF
Foster Francis from W. II. Ballentine,
on which he has built barn and is
getting stone on the ground to build
the foundation for house.
AS announced last week McNair d
Lewis have change of adv. this week.
This firm bought their goods late In
the season at greatly reduced prices
and can save you money by buying of
them. Call and see their stock in the
north store of the Holden Block.
1t is always best to select Christmas
presents early. You not only have a
larger variety to select from but you
can take more time in making a choice.
1t is now only little oyer one week
before the great holiday will be upon
us. Let us make each other happy.
A meeting of the members of The
Yale Driving Club was held Monday
evening at the Rapley House and the
following directors elected for the
ensuing year:-A. w. Ferguson, John
d. McKeith, c. r. Holden, Geo. w.
Bell, d. NJ. Langan, j. b. Paisley and
K. III. Menerey.
Rev. j. III. Harrison is holding re-
vivial meetings in the NJ. +. church at
BrocKway and is meeting with grand
success. Yale circuit may justly feel
thankful in securing such an able
minister of the gospel and the men,
bers and friends of the NJ. f. church
should encourage him in every way
and support him in his good work.
The l. o. +. moved into their new
hall over Beard 4 Lothian's store last
Monday evening. The hall although
somewhat small will be when finished,
one of the neatest in the village. The
order is one of the most prosperous in
the town and expect to reach the 100
mark this month. After lodge sub
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