Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-01
Nearly time to pay taxes.

Nearly time t. pay taxes.
Christmas three weeks from next
Monday.
Words of light and truth in Lothian
Il Boards ad.
Mrs. I. II. Parkinson has been quite
sick tile past few days.
Regular meeting of common council
at village hall next Monday evening.
Francis & Mapes present change of
adv. in this issue which should be read
by all.
neat new fence has been built
along the front of ID. G. Williams
property on Main street.
Elder r. B. Brown will preach at the
Disciple Church in Yale on Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and at in the
evening.
There are few men, no matter how
generous or even eXtravagant they are,
who do not begrudge the money they
have to pay for taxes.
Next Wednesday evening is regular
meeting of Yale Fire Company. Come
out and show that you take an inter-
est in this organization.
A social dance was held in Central
hall Thursday evening given by the
young people of Yale. A very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
A baby girl was born to the wife of
James Cooper Thursday, Nov. 23rd, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. v.
Richardson, Mrs. Cooper's parents.
Nomination of officers of Advance
Lodge, |. o. o. F., this friday even
ing. Members are earnestly requested
to turn out and have full representa-
ton.
To prevent the hardening of the SUBJ
cutaneous tissues of the scalp and the
obliteration of the hair follicles, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Re-
newer.
One-quarter off from now until
Christmas on all my stock. | have Il
nice line of velvets, satins, silks, rib
bons, hats and trimmings. Call and
see them. Mrs. James Brown.
They say the human race is divided
into two classes-those who 60 ahead
and do something and those who sit
still and inquire. "Why wasn't it
done the other way?"
William II. wilkinson, veterinary
surgeon, who was with DR.. j. b,
Stevens for length of time, has To-
Gated in Almont. His many friends in
Yale wish him unbounded success.
The Ladies' Union of the NJ Z.
church are preparing for II bazaar to
be held just before Christmas. Those
who are looking for holiday gifts, etc.
will do we'll to wait until their stock is
opened before purchasing elsewhere.
The shooting match for turkeys and
chickens was well attended notwith-
standing the stormy weather. About
40 Thanksgiving dinners were provided
for and all enjoyed pleasant days
sport. Another match will soon be
arranged for.
Township treasurer Evans will be at
the Rapley House on Friday, Deem
Der Sth, and each Friday during this
month for the purpose of collecting
taxes. Those who have taxes to pay
should call on him during the month
and save the extra percentage.
A splendid recognition of honest
worth was TINT wlrich the World s
Fair Directors accorded Ayers Sarsa-
parill, in CHASING it as strictly phar-
naceutical product, and as such en-
titled to place among the exhibits at
the Exposition. No other similar prep
aration was admitted.
The Board of Trustees have accepted
the addition to the Primary school
building as built by contractor William
Strong and Messrs. Goheen, Arnold
and Robinson. The addition is certain
L., &C tha kaot aobnp1 ,,,t 10,
village and the gentlemen have COM
pleted thoroughly good job that does
them credit.
On account of the stormy weather
prevailing Thanksgiving eye. the
crowd at the Brick Chapel was not as
large as would have been if the even
ing had been pleasant. Still quite a
good many ventured out and the
ladies served them with a nice supper
and afterward an excellent program
was carried out.
Reputable wholesale dry goods and
grocery houses are not sending agents
from house to house throughout the
country, soliciting orders for goods.
They have legitimate field to which
they strictly adhear, namely, the re-
tail merchants, and it is safe to look
with suspicion upon the concerns
found on the outside of these border
lines. Trade with your home dealers,
whom you know and can rely upon.
The financial panic has been grand
thing for advertisers and advertising.
This may seem at first glance like an
inconsiderste and false statement, but
it is none the less true. 1t has made
advertisers more conservative. They
are aseertaining that it is not invest
ment the same as clerk hire, rent, and
other requirements, and they are be.
ginning to see that it must be invested
rightly, managed ably and conducted
shrewdly, or it cannot hope to prove
profitable.
Last Sunday Shirley and BERTHE Hol
den strayed away from home and
coming to the freight cars standing or
the track began climbing upon them
BERTHE lost his hold and fell. He wa:
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