Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-21
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ba k to Yale from Elmer City last week.
newly painted and presents fine APP
pearance.
| j. A. Davidson & Co. call attention
to new line of China Mattings and
Linoleums.
DR.. A. Mitchell and family will move
into the Rollins house OH Kennefic
street this week.
Another lot of Wall Paper just re-
ceived at Holden's Drug store that will
be sold away down.
+. T. Palmer & Co. call your atten-
ton to change of adv. this week.
BE sure you read it.
John Sexton has moved his shop into
the building adjoining the one he oc-
cupied, on the north.
Benz. Hebner and family moved to
| Kilmaster last week. BENZ. Is engaged
to work for Morrill, Bros.
Ladies, have for sale, Curtains from
81 pair upwards, Stamped Linens,
Novelties, Ladies Goods, etc. Mrs.
Barrett
Changes of advertisements must
reach this office not later than Tues
day afternoon or they will be left until
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clappan left this
morning for visit with old friends
in Port Huron and Iale.-Coleman In
| dependent.
Boys before you buy your shirts, hats
and neck wear call and see +. Il. Pal
mer & Co.'s line. 1t may save you
many regrets.
DR.. Spinaey, of Detroit, is delivering
some interesting lectures in Central
hall this week, commencing Wednes-
day evening, ending Friday.
Papst, Wilson d Co. have sold San
lilac county abstracts to Dawson d Co.
The latter firm is comprised of VIM.
Dawson and Fred j. Benedict.
Signs of spring, families moving,
lawns being made, trees planted and
gardens ploughed, besides the many
buildings being painted anew.
Alfonso Gray's residence is now
greatly improved by neat veranda
and also new coat of paint which is
being put on by VIM. b. Sayile.
j. y. Holden has planted row of
shade trees along one side of his resi-
dence lot and greatly improved the
appearance of his lawn by leveling, etc.
The worlds Fair will open on May l
| but f. T. Palmer and Co. have already
opened up their spring stock and wish
to tell you about it in the adv. this
week.
A heavy wind accompanied by rain
started in Wednesday night continuing
during Thursday. The weather has
/ Laa,, ,,,;ta oold tniC N-oaly for tha tin,a
of year.
We are pleased to be able to state
! this week that j. +. Umphrey, who has
been very ill, is somewhat improved
] within the past day or two and his ulti-
mate recovery is now looked for.
The makers of Brant's Balsam give
double the usual size for % and 80
cents, because they think it advertis-
ing which people will appreciate.
None better. Grant Holden d Bros.
We are glad to note the prosperity
of the Coleman Independent. This
week it will be enlarged to a six col
umn, eight page paper on account of
increased demand for advertising
space.
Mr.. J. s. Duffie, who is hustling for
| tho postotfice at Deckerville was Il
caller at this Office yesterday. If sue
cessful Mr.. Duffie will make good
postmaster Sanilac County Repub-
lican.
We were mistaken in stating in Il
recent issue that Mr.. Graybiei had the
contract for building the Disciple
church. Mr.. Baker has the contract
and material is now being put upon
the ground.
II
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
BleMishes from horses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
Coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
Grant Holden & Bro, Yale, Mich.
The bill to tax mortgages owned by
banks and insurance companies and
forbid any deduction of the amount of
this class of securities from their capt.
tai stock, was taken up in the Senate
Thursday of last week on motion Of
Mr.. Mclaughlin and passed. 1t was
Immediately sent to the governor and
approved. Assessing officers will ac-
cordingly list mortgages as described.
The attention of our numerous read
ers is especially called to a matter that
should interest them, namely: the
large purchase recently made at auc-
ton sale by Martin Bros. Il Co., a.
mounting to $40, 100000 part of which
purchase is now on sale at their Brock
way branch. This stock was purchased
at 80 cents on the dollar, and consists
of the latest spring offerings in dress
goods, dry goods of all kinds, inelud-
ing wash fabrics, table linens, napkins,
rugs, &c. These goods will be sold, to
you just as purchased by the firm, at
Scots. on the dollar. Don't fail to read
their new advertisement in this issue.
A few have already commenced
cleaning up their yards, and it is work
very much needed from one end of the
village to the other. The winter seems
to be time for large collection of
garbage of one kind or other, which if
left lying any length of time after warm
weather commences soon throws off di-
sease germs. Everybody knows how
, near the cholera we were in this coun-
try last summer, and are threatened
with it again this year. "Clean up!'
Let that be the motto of every one
The streets and alleys should be looked
| "a For hty fha cifx ot1thnritiao and Lo,At