Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-06


Born to the wife of Asa Sharp on
Monday a daughter.
Buy your wood of j. II. Merrill. He
has choice wood and piles it good.
If you have an item of news drop it
in the EXPosIToR box at the post-otfice.
Read the liberal offer j. G.. Holden
is making his patrons in II change OF
adv.
W.P. Darling living north of the Will
age has the foundation laid for an
addition to his house.
Do not fail to read f. L. Palmer d
Co.'S advertisement, also to see their
north window trim on Saturday.
1t is with sorrow we learn of the
death of William IL. Mitchell husband
to Lulu Ferguson and son of Judge
Mitchell of Port Huron. in Los Angeles,
Cal, this week.
Mrs. Taylor will return to her old
stand in the Mills building and will
open out case of goods consisting of
underwear in all sizes, gloves, hosiery,
etc, ON Saturday.
Palmer Chamberlain has taken unto
himself wife who we understand is
from Flint, and brought her home to
Yale on Wednesday evening. Con-
CALCULATIONS are i'll order
STOVE FoR SALE.-An Is inch Royal
Oak heater for sale cheap. The stove
is almost as good as new. Call at the
Office of DR.. Will III. Gowan. Union
block where it may be seen. l9-tf.
Losr-On the road between Brock
way and Ayoea about three weeks ago
| Of nj A
ceive reward by leaving same with
George Mcintyre, Brockway. 2l-S.
James Reyes, of Green wood, has
material on the ground for brick
house to be built early i'll the spring
and according to the plans it will be
good one. Adrew Award has been
engaged to do the mason work.
A special meeting of the members of
Yale Fire Co. No. is called for next
Wednesday evening for the purpose
of appointing committees and making
other necessary arrangements for n
second annual ball and supper. A
full attendance is requested.
The formula of Ayers Sarsaparilla is
well known to the medical profession
and universally approved. The rep
|
ence and uniformity in the medicine,
and the worlds experience for nearly
half century has fully demonstrated
its value.
All who are afflicted with any form
of Nerve Disease can obtain advice of
ID. Wheeler free Of charge. His "Nerve
Vitalizer" is the peer of all remedies
for Nerve Disease. Address, with
stamp, The j, w. Brant Co., Albion,
Mich, or ~ Dey St., New York. Sold
by Grant Holden & Bro.
A terrible din and a deafening up.
roar from numerous youngsters of the
town Wednesday evening proclaimed
the opening of grand charlvari in
honor of Geo. Cough and his newly
welded wife. The affair was kept up
until about one o'clock when the boys
gave up in despair not being able to
bring out the groom.
Married, on Wednesday evening
October 4th, at the home of the brides
father Samuel Levengood in Green
wood By Rev. l.. Clark, Ira NJ. Road
man, of st. Paul, Mimi, and Nancy
Levengood, of Greenwood. The new
made couple will leave Friday for st.
Paul where they will make their future
home. Success and happiness go with
them.
The Disciple church is DESTROYS of
! publicly thanking Revs. j. ii. Harrison
. and w. +. Perkins for the christian
courtesy they manifested in giving up
their services last Sunday and attend
ing the dedication of the new house OF
worship. In the same connection
L., IL,
desire to express their gratitude to J
G. Holden for loaning them the use OF
chairs for the occasion.
Happy is the man who has good
memory for names and faces, for unto
him shall the work of getting business
be easy. The man who comes into a
store where he is comparative
I stranger and gets saluted at once by
name, feels that he is considered OF
some importance, is likley to make
liberal purchases and call again. "a,
good piece of advice "a | could give
young man starting in business. >
said an old and successful merchant
the other day, "would be, to tell hin
to get his customers names right"
John Cheney an old and respected
farmer of this township departed this
life on Friday of last week after long
and lingering illness, at the advanced
age of "A years. For many years he
lived alone on his farm south and wesi
of Yale, but of late he has been stop
ping at his daughters Mrs. Jas. Cooper
east of here. The funeral was hello
from the NJ. =. Church on Saturday
and the remains of the deceased laiC
to rest in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. w
: F. Perkins preached the sermon.
Another change has been made il
the agricultural implement business
conducted by J. ii. Moore for so many
{ years. X. G.. Brown, after one months
trial at the business, found his health
: would not permit of him giving i
proper attention, therefore on Thurs
day he sold to Lambert b. Jones. W.
have been acquainted with Lambert
for many years, and have always founC
: him upright and honest in his dealing
hard worker and deserving of what
7 ever confidence may be placed in him
He has had many years experience il
r the business and is therefore prepared
r to do justice to his patrons. We be
speak for our friend Lambert un