Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-17


Brown.
Chauncy Kelly has been laid up tins
week with q sore arm.
John TeetZel is identifying his prem
Uses around his house by grading, etc.
IL. Doelle & Son, Yale, have some
thing to say in this issue to carriers of
watches. Read it.
Frank and Ed Andreae haye been
sick the past week. We trust it will
not result seriously.
w. II. Wear has just received fine
large deer from +. +. Bowman, of
Wolverine. 1t is now on sale at his
meat market.
Subject of Sunday morning discourse
at NJ. f. church, "Sowing and Reap
ing" In the evening, "Christ the
Messiah" All are cordially invited.
Regular communication Of Brockway
Lodge, BIG, +. a. A. NJ. Thursday
evening, November 23d. Come out
brothers and let's have Il rousing big
meeting.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall
will be greatly pleased to learn that
their baby's condition is improved and
hopes are entertained of its ultimate
recovery.
Itch on humans and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Grant Holden Il Bro,
Yale, Mich.
Mahlon Bearss and Will Harper, of
Port Huron, have been i'll town this
week. They have been putting up Il
very fine monument in Brockway GEM
etery for Charles Michaels deceased.
w. 4. Gardner wishes to inform the
farmers that he is prepared to do
chopping at the Laurel Bank Cheese
Factory every Tuesday and Friday.
Bring your grain along and haye it
chopped. 2S-2
S. l.. Ballentine, of Port Huron, has
the finest line of cloaks in the county,
all the latest styles and lowest prices.
When i'm Port Huron don't fail to call
and look over his stock of Maids
Newmarkets.
A few of the friends of Mrs. Ezra
Freeman gave her surprise on We'd
nesday evening, November 18th, it be-
ing her birthday. They brought with
them an easy rocking chair which was
presented to her as token of their
friendship.
Physicians state that many cases
supposed to be Female Disease are in
reality arrangement of the Nervous
System; quickly relieved and cured by
DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer, the
great new discovery for Nervous trou-
bles. 81 by Grant Holden & Bro.
A c. +. rally will be given next sun
day evening at o'clock in the Dis.
ciple church 10y the Disciple and NJ. II.
Christian Endeavor Societies. They
have prepared an interesting program,
consisting of essays, readings, rectal
tons and music. Everybody invited.
Grant Holden and James Wallace,
of Yale, j. f. Holden, of Brown City,
and NJ. V. Brown, of Saginaw, with II
pack of hounds started Saturday after
noon and drove to Argyle Centre
where they will remain one week
hunting small game. Success to the
boys.
Mrs. Taylor has full line of hosiery
| goods, in new and attractive styles, at
| prices lower than eyer. German knit
! ting and Spanish yarns, underwear,
hosiery, kid and wool gloves and
mittens, velvets and surah silks in all
shades. Chenille curtains and table
covers in artistic patterns. Call early
and avoid the rush.
Died, in Yale on Friday, November
! 10th, 1898, Fred, eldest son of David
Barrett, aged Is years, s months and
26 days-cause malarial fever. The
! funeral was held from the house on
Saturday to the Brockway cemetery
where the remains were laid away to
rest. The entire community join with
| the sOrrowing friends in their bereaye-
ment.
! Next week statements of account
will be sent out from this office to
every subscriber in arrears. All dc-
counts not settled up before January
LIST, 1894, will be placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection. We
might add right here for the benefit of
those two and three years in arrears
that it takes more than wind to run a
newspaper. Cash up.
The |. O. O. +. oyster supper last
Friday evening was very pleasant
affair and greatly enjoyed. A short
program was rendered consisting of
happy, short speeches from Revs.
! Harrison and Perkins and w. II. Pal
mor, Il pleasing solo from VIM. Saville
and songs by Addie Palmer, Marcia
Beecher and Julia Grinnell with Mabel
Moore presiding at the organ. After
the program oysters were served and
much relshed.
We regret that it seems necessary to
call the boys attention who frequent
the streets evenings, to their behavior,
which certainly is none of the best.
The time for the boys to be on the
streets loafing about the stores and
corners and making evenings hideous
with their noise and rude talk, is not
all night. They should be at home
and their parents should see that they
are kept there. The street is not II
good school for growing boys.
Ida May, the two years and six
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. f. Law, of Port Huron, died on Mon