Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-15
Remember the poor.

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tent in Yale.
Considerable wood is being brought
to town these DAYS.
Choicest of Christmas presents at
Ladies' Bazaar, Hart Building.
One week from Monday will be
Christmas. Prepare for it by buying
your girl something nice.
A trunk differs from a man in that
it can become completely strapped
without becoming broke.
j. C. Holden received word Thurs
day evening that his wife's mother,
Mrs. Creighton, died last Tuesday.
Wharton q Holden have just re-
ceved car of western corn and have
the same for sale at their elevator in
Yale.
A dismal rain prevailed in this sec
ton on Saturday last followed up by
colder weather and more snow. The
sleighing is very good.
May Drummond has improved so
much in health that she is able to be
around again, Il fact her many friends
will be pleased to learn.
The Worlds Fair is over but the
Ladies' Fair is yet to come. Don't
forget the dates Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
Remember that Benz. Evans will be
at the Rapley House each Friday In
this month to receive taxes. Pay this
month and save the percentage.
Married, at the residence of Rev. w.
III. Prestly, November 20, 1898, Eph-
RAIN Mitchell, of Reddick, ILL.,, and
Mrs. Harriet f. Grandy, of Yale, Mich.
Don't take any "just as good" RENE
dy, but come to us when you want
Brant's Cough Balsam. We always
have it. % and 80 cents. Grant lIol-
den q Bro.
Remember the election of officers at
Masonic Hall next Thursday evening,
| December Dist. Besides a goOd-siZed
lunch other matters OF importance will
be dispensed with.
We never know when we see girl
with her throat wrapped up, whether
| it is because she has sore throat or
because it's some new style so we com
promise by admiring the girl.
The pastor of the NJ. f. church has
been sick with grippe for the past two
weeks consequently there have been no
services but there will be preaching
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Richmond Review states that
+. II. Drake is considering the ques-
ton of starting newspaper at VOL
VERNE, Cheboygan county. Wolver-
inc will get good paper if Harvey
edits it.
In the case of John ID. Grinnell vs.
joseph Ettrick, n matter of consider
able local interest, Mr.. Etfrick, through
his attorney, Harvey Tappan, has Sc.
cured decree dismissing the bill and
injunction.
Elder J. ii. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
and evening at usual hours. Subjects
of more than usual interest will be
discussed. Glad to see interested one,
come and hear.
f. s. Black, principal of our public
schools was elected, by large ma
iority, president of the st. Clair County
Teachers Association at the meeting
held in Port Huron last Saturday. We
congratulate Mr.. Black.
One of our leading citizens CHANGED
to remark that times were too hard &c
think of Christmas. The next morn
ing he found under his plate one OF
+. Z. Palmer 4 Co.'S ads. cut from the
EXPosIToR. He took the hint.
The NJ. +. Sunday school are busy
preparing for Christmas tree to be
held in the church Saturday evening
December 23d. An interesting pro
gram will be prepared and the public
are invited TO come out and enjoy it.
Sir knights and Lady Maccabee,
don't forget the free oyster supper il
Maccabec hall this friday evening
Bring along your wives, husbands
daughters, sons and sweethearts.
very pleasant evening may be looked
for.
j. II. Young, while over from Can
ada on visit to friends and relatives
has been taken with lagrippe and ha,
been very sick but under the careful
treatment of DIR. MacOmber is improv
ing and expects to be out in a day OF
two.
Grant Holden d Bro. haye choice
line of confectionery and stationery
wall paper and window shades, drug.
and patent medicines. Read theil
change of ady. in this issue also give
him call and see his large and wei
selected stock.
The Sanilac Recorder, by Geo. w
Allen, has reached us in an enlarged
form, having been in existence only
about one month. This speaks vel
for the paper and for its town. They
appreciate u good thing when they
have it in their midst.
Died, in the township of Speaker or
Tuesday afternoon, Peter Stokan, a
the advanced age of 20 years. De
ceased was one of the early settlers oil
that township. The funeral will bt
held from the Shell school house tC
the Speaker cemetery on Friday, De
cember 10th.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Yale Driving Club was called for Tap
pans Office this week Tuesday even
ing but on account of there not being
full attendance Of members an ad
journment was taken until next Tues
day evening at the same place. 1t il
hoped that all members will be presen
Died, in Detroit on Tuesday. De
cember -, 1893, after sickness OF
tWautv-fOir hours tho eli months al,