Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-29

hR oAAOiolS va oiO ARNNN FtNAVN'f
are enjoying vacation this week.
Last Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.
20 and 81, were the shortest days OF the
year.
Born, to the wife of Roger WEIGH. on
Friday evening, December %, 1898, II
daughter.
Our legal lights expect to attend
court before Judge Clyne in Grant on
January I'd.
Special meeting O. +. 5. in their hall
Saturday evening December 3Oth for
comforting degrees.
The Port Huron Daily Times says
that Rev. Sam Bettes is pounding
sense into the heads of Bay City
| sipners.
Two more days will wind up 1898.
Have you anything to regret? If so
now is the time to resolve to do better
next year.
Make out list of the papers you
wish to take the coming year and let
us order them for you. We can save
you money.
Variety is the spice of life. In
Michigan a man can't tell when he
gets up in the morning what the
weather will be after breakfast.
Why does not the council see TO it
! that the street lamps are lighted these
dark nights? Moonlight nights the
lamps would be burning brightly.
In another column of this issue will
be found the program as arranged for
the farmers institute to be held Janu-
airy Sth and 9tn. No progressive
| s., ,,,.t,t,,In
Pay your taxes this week. After
January lst you will be compelled to
pay the extra percentage. Treasurer
Evans will be at the Rapley House
to-day to receive your tax money.
Mrs. Watson Beach, wife of Judge
Beach, died suddenly at her home in
Lexington, on Friday, December %.
She was the daughter of John G. Wat
erbury, of Lexington, and about 80
years of age.
Rev. W. +. Perkins takes this means
of expressing his gratitude and heart
felt thanks 20 the contributors to the
purse of $1,000 presented him as Il
Christmas gift. May their good deeds
never grow less.
An attempt will he made to have the
|. o. f. pay. to the beneficiary the
policy of the late j. q. Grinnell. There
is question as to whether he was
| legally suspended while the subordi-
nate and supreme courts were indebted
to him.
"a snake in the grass" is all the
more dangerous from being unsus-
pected. So are many of the blood
medicines offered the public. To
avoid all risk, ask your druggist for
Ayers Sarsaparlla, and also for Aver :
Almanac, which Is just out for the
new year.
c. +. Michaels' dance Monday even.
ing was fairly well attended those
present enjoying themselves hugely
The music by Lawrence's orchestra, OF
Port Huron, was immense. 1t seemed
as though everything was arranged fol
CHERRY Christmas" time with the eX
ception of the weather.
There will be Il Chrirtan Endeavol
Rally of the different G. +. societies OF
Yale at the NJ. L. church Sunday even
ing next after which Revs. j. IL. lIar
rison, of Yale, and Windrom, of Ca
pac. will each deliver an interesting
sermon. The services will be cOntin
ued 10y Il watch meeting.
Died at the home of her son DAME
Howell in the township of Maple
Valley, on Sunday, December "a, 1898
Mrs. Howell, at the age of &c years
The funeral sermon was preached OF
Wednesday at Melyin and the body o
the deceased was laid to rest in Elm
wood cemetery, Yale, Elder l.. Clarl
officiating.
= Christmas day was II nasty one t.
say the least. Pleasant in the earl,
morning, the weather soon changed Il
Il wind and rain storm. Toward nigh
the wind grew stronger and it became
colder. The roads are in a bad con
dition. Thursday morning about tive
inches of snow covered the grounC
but before noon a drilling rain melted
it away.
Blessed are they that scorn to Dor
row their neighbor's paper, but com
into the sanctum, and laying the pric
of a years subscription on the desk
say in cheerful tones, "Put me dow
on the list; l like your paper yer,
much" Yea verify they are happier
the family is happier, the publisher
happier. Such as they are entitled Il
front seat next to the band.-Farm
ington News.
Married at the residence of tn
BRIDES parents at Sharpville, on Mon
day, December %, 1893, by Rev. Jas
Hall, Fred Bonesteel and Dena Nc
Mutt, both of Sharpville. The brid
was attended by Jennie McNutt an,
Annie Dudley, the groom by Jak
Wilmer and John G. +. Dohrman
Many valuable and useful present
were received by the bride a list o
which will appear in the next issue.
These winter days, as you sit dow
around the family hearth to Will
away the evenings, eating pop corr
| and apples-and if you are extremel
well-to-do, drinking some sweet eide
, you will find that The mind need
/ feeding as we'll as the body. If yo
desire to secure the very best possibl
3 food in that respect take The Yal
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Subscribe now.
An entertainment will be given i
! Central hall, Monday evening, Janr
1 AIRY lst, under the auspices OF tn
y Catholic Sunday school of Yale. TIL