Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-13
Auction bills printed on short notice

Buy your wood of j. III. Merrill. lie
has choice wood and piles it good.
William Walker is still very sick at
the home of his father. His friends
have no hope of his recovery.
The bread of life is love, the salt of
life is work, the sweetness of life is
poetry and the water of life Is faith.
The, opera chairs have been placed
in the new Disciple chnrch and are
pronounced very neat and comfortable.
A quarterly meeting of the NJ. p.
church will be held at Goodells, Oct.
2lst and 22d. Rev. W. +. Perkins will
| assist
Prof. Sturgis will be at the NJ E.
church this friday evening, rain or
shine. All interested in music are IN
yited to come.
Roger WEIGH, who has been very
low for several weeks with typhoid
fever, we are pleased TO say is inn
proving nicely.
Word reaches us that Mrs. Charles
Holder, mother of Lydia Holder, died
in Port Huron on Saturday and was
buried on Monday.
So much coughing in church annoys
the sleepers. Use Brant's Balsam.
Only 20 and so cents to church goers.
Grant Holden & Bro.
Geo. w. Warning sold his twenty-acre
| farm to Charles Montney this week
and purchased the William Scott house
and lot of Casson Stonehouse.
Before you read any farther turn
back and read +. 7. Palmer d Co.'S.
new ad., especially if you want new
hat cheap. They advertise hats this
week.
If unable to sleep, nervous. have
headaches, tired, all run down, come
to us for DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer.
Has helped Others, will help you Grant
Holden d Bro.
Gov. Rich has formally ordered an
election held in the first congressional
district on November for the purpose
of choosing Il successor TO the late j..
Longan Chapman.
STOVE For SALE.-An Is inch Royal
is almost as good as new. Call at the
office of DR.. Will II. Gowan, Union
| block where it may be seen. 19-tf.
LosT-On the road between Brock
way and Ayoca about three weeks ago
roll of sheet music. Finder will re-
ceive reward by leaving same with
George Mcintyre, Brockway. 2l-3.
When you find a man sending mon
ey out of town for work, material or
goods which he could buy as cheaply
in town, spot him for a sucker. The
more men of that kind a town has the
worse off 1t Is.
Maude Grinnell, primary teacher,
sent i'll her resignation to the school
| board on account of the sickness of
near relatives. Since doing SO she has
received word of their recovery and
will remain throughout the year.
A. w. Hazard having rented his
farm will offer for sale by public auc-
ton at the premises | mile north and
IL miles east of Old Brockway, on sat
ur,tay, October DIST, 1898, lot of farm
stock aud implements: Geo. W. Bell,
auctioneer.
Mrs. Taylor is again located in the
Mills building next door north of
William SCOTS bakery on Main street
where she will be pleased to see her
many customers and friends. A large
invoice of new goods just opened.
Big bargains.
STRAYED-One SOW about | year
old, white, from my premises = miles
north and miles west of Yale on or
about the 4th day of October. Any
information leading to its whereabouts
will be suitably rewarded.
234 THOMAS KEYwoRTH.
The school board has let the con-
tract for building the addition to
Primary school building to William
Strong, his bid being 500 below all
others. Work is progressing rapidly
and the building will be ready for
occupancy within three weeks.
G.. 5. Gilbert, after many years service
in the hardware store of A. w. Fer
guson & Co., last week severed his con-
nection with that establishment and is
now engaged as agent for the Caro-
Masonic Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. Mr.. Gilbert is an honest, reliable
citizen and we trust he will meet with
success in his new sphere.
George w. Allen is no longer con-
nected with the Sanilac County Re-
publican. This week he has been at
Algonac where he packed up and
shipped to Deckerville the material of
the defunct Advance. 1t is George 8
intention to commence the publication
of a newspaper at Deckerville as soon
as he can make the necessary arrange
ments. The ExPosIToRs best wishes
go with him.
A farmer living near Brown City was
much surprised on opening his last
weeks Banner to find a spider therein,
and as he was very superstitious he
thought it baG omen, but finally de-
cided that the spider was looking to
see who ADVERTISED so he could go to
the stores of those who did not adver-
tise and spin his web where he would
not be disturbed. But few chances
are open for him in Brown City
Brown City Banner.
John Evans, q young man about "a
years of age, was walking along the
streets of Fargo on Monday afternoon
when he noticed horse and buggy
belonging to Chas. Fueslem standing
in front of store. Getting into the
buggy he drove south. Constable
Watson took after him and after q ten
mile drive found the horse standing in
fence corner. Several hours later
Evans was found at his home. lie
was arrested and taken to Port Huron.