Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-03
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A. +. jackson and family moved
into Lowell Monroe's house on Me-
chanic st. Thursday, Lowell and fam
lily having moved to Detroit this week.
Our many subscribers will please ex-
anime the address labels on thei; Ex-
PosIToR carefully and should any
error appear please call at the Office
and so inform us.
DREssMAKING.-I have fitted up the
rooms over Grant Holden and Bros.
drug store and am prepared to do
dressmaking in the latest style for all
who may give me call. Kate Hayes.
NoTIcE--Left on the desk in the
Post office, on the afternoon of Jan.
3lst, two bladed knife with horn
handle. Any person returning same
TO this office will be suitably rewarded.
Renew your subscription to the Ex-
PosrToR before February 18th, 1893,
and get the Farmers Friend, semi
monthly Is page paper, as a premium.
his offer positively closes on above
date.
The best remedy for rheumatism. Mr..
John w. Gates, Petersburg, Va, writes;
81 used Salvation Oil for rheumatism
and obtained great relief. 1t is the best
remedy have ever TIED, and shall
always keep 1t in the house."
Rand, McNally & Co., l56 Adams ST.,
Chicago, ILL.,, desire a local manager
to take the management of the sale of
their new Universal Atlas. Any one
desiring pleasant and profitable po-
slGon would do well to write them.
Married at the NJ. p parsonage,
Yale, on Thursday, Feb. End, 1898,
Lizzie Hollenbeck and Sidney Parker
DuLn of speaker. Rev. W. +. Perkins
officiating. The ExPosIToR extends
congratulations to the happy couple.
To THE PuBLIc.-1he rumor having
gone forth that Mrs. VIM. b. Saville oil
the Hotel De Martin, Yale, died OF
diphtheria, which is not true, we take
this method of refuting above story
Will II. Gowan, NJ. D., A. J. Shockley,
NJ. D., attending physicians.
The editor of western paper speak,
to delinquent subscribers rs follows
Tho wind bloweth, the farmer soweth
the subscriber oweth, and the Lord
knoweth we are in need of our dues
So come runnin', ere we go gun
MIN, we're not funnin', this thing
of dunnin', gives us the everlastin
blues. "-Ex.
Il We have arranged to give more
reading matter for the long winter
evenings. With our own paper, where
our subscribers pay in advance, we
furnish years subscription to the
FARMERS FRIEND, large l6-page pa.
per published at South Bend Ind.
especially in the interest of farmeri
J and their families.
The +. & p. NJ. officials desire to ga,
through the columns of the EXPosIToI
that they would consider it grea
favor if those persons who bring ric,
to throw over newly welded couples
would not scatter It about the waiting
rooms of the depot. The officials DE-
not mind little rice on the PLATFORM
J of the coaches but when it comes Il
any quantity thrown about needlessly
il would seem time to call q halt.
Married. On Wednesday, Feb. Is
1893, John S. brennan, of st. Ignac,
and Mamie Cooper of Yale. The
ceremony was performed at O'Clock
, p. NJ. by the Rev. j. II. Harrison II
, the presence of numerous RELATIVES
and friends. The young people ar,
: we'll known and popular and theil
, hosts of friends will wish them all
, manner of success and happiness
They departed on the evening trair
east.
"No girl under twenty" says a wis,
woman, "has any business to think OF
marriage" Bless you, no. We know
that. At that age no girl thinks Of
. marriage rs Cuisines" She JUS
falls head over heels in love and mar
ries the dear fellow just because sh,
would cry her eyes out without him
Ii is when she is no longer what you
would just exactly call "girl," wher
she is raising thirty-eight and has Gu
her last new teeth, full set, that sh,
makes y business of it.
, A large number of our little folk
, made 4. G.. Chesebro surprise party
at the residence of his brother-in-law
w. w. Cowing, Wednesday evening
1t was Earnest's thirteenth birthday
and will be long remembered by him
: After having all the fun they ooulC
make in their youthful way their littl,
baskets were opened and "Oh, myl'
their mammas must have spent lots o.
time preparing the delicacies thei
several baskets contained. All presen
departed feeling that it was good the,
had been there.
John G. Thompson, whose reputa
ton as successful sheep breeder and
farmer is we'll known, has decided :,
leave his farm, and by reason of tina
, decision, will offer for sale his entir,
stock of blooded sheep, together will
other stock, farm implements, etc
The sale will be held at the farm O
Mr.. Thompson, q miles north least o.
Romeo. on Tuesday, Feb. Ia. This il
one of the finest flocks of merin,
, sheep in Michigan. A free lunch viii
be served at noon. Sale to begir
promptly at 10 AM. The sale will b,
conducted by that we'll known auc
tioneer, Geo. Terry.
We are pleased to say that som,
} twenty-eight of our business men hav,
signed an application to be admitted
to the Marlette fire department o.
: their next meeting. The fire of las
} week is having good effect and W,
hope the revival will be permanent. =
, Mnrlette Leader. 1t would give tn,
members Of Yale Fire Company en-
enlargement if only twenty-eight o
our business men would sign an ap
. | y,l;catiau ~ 10 admitted of tha nov