Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-24
Snow storm Tuesday.

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Holiday Goods is the heading in Mrs.
TaylOy's change of adv.
j. A. Davidson d Co. call attention
to their large stock of Christmas goods.
See their adv.
Lothian q Beard tell few facts in
a change of ad. Read what they have
to say and follow their instructions.
May Drummond has been quite sick
| during the past week but we are
pleased to announce is now on the
| mend.
If you have any cash or produce to
swap for the best of merchandise, it
wall be to your interest to read +. L.
Palmer & Co.'S adv.
Annual meeting of Brockway Centre
District Agricultural Society, Monday,
Noyember 9th, at the Rapley House,
Yale. Everybody requested to attend.
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 q Bro,
Yale, Mich.
Mrs. j. A. Jackson celebrated her
birthday November 18th, with a quilt
| ing bee. Many friends met and many
beautiful presents were given. All en-
joyed pleasant time.
w. T. 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
Jacob Menerey and family moved
to Loomis, Isabella county, this week
where they will reside hereafter. Mr..
Menerey and family will be missed by
their many friends in. this section as
they have been residents here for u
number of years.
The case of the People vs.. DIR. Euill
which has been pending in the St.
Clair circuit court has been transferred
to the Sanilac circuit rs the prOsecut-
ing attorney of st. Clair county be-
lieves the expenses of the trial should
be borne by Sanilac county.
James w. Umphrey will offer for
sale by public auction on the farm of
Franklin Beadle, one-fourth mile south
of Roseburg, on Saturday, November
25th, a lot of stock, farm implements,
etc. Sale to commence at two O'Clock.
w. III. Mckenzie, auctioneer.
The f. q p. NJ. R'y has made some
changes in the running of trains. We
now have two morning express trains,
one going east at 9:l0 and one going
west at 900. In the evening the train
going west arrives at 5:l0 and the one
going east reaches here at $50. The
change went into effect Sunday, No
vember 10.
WILLIAM, IT NIoKan,;a Of poSahnro,
well known by many in this section
has hung out his single as an auc-
| tioneer and is meeting with good sue
cess in this line. Mack is Il hustler
and should you secure his services
property to sell he will work Zealously
for your interests.
Mrs. Taylor has full line of holiday
goods, in new and attractive styles, ut
prices lower than ever. 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.
DR., z, G, Lathrop is having large
amount of dental work to do nova
days. His Office practice is steadily i'll
creasing and he Is becoming quite pop
ular. At present he is making several
sets of teeth for some of our most
prominent citizens and is giving per
feet satisfaction in each case. Should
you need his services give him call.
BlashilL, the jeweler, of Inlay City,
has located in Yale and may be found
in the building with DIR. Lathrop, the
dentist, where he will be pleased to
meet you. lie has had many years
experience IN fine watch and clock re-
pairing and guarantees satisfaction or
your money will be refunded. Give
him call when your watch or clock is
out of order.
misrepresentation Joseph Gibbons
house, in Grant, was destroyed by fire
at O'Clock last Sunday morning with
most of the contents and the family's
wearing apparel. The fire had gained
such Roadway when discovered that il
was impossible to save much of any.
thing. The origin of the fire is mys
terry. The house and contents were
partially covered by insurance in the
German Mutual Insurance Company
w. Il. Saville has taken the contract
to build brick house and barn for
Thomas II. Martin on the latter's LOT
on Main street near the station. Mr.
Martin may look for first-clsss Job a.
Will is the person who understand.
how it should he done. Already he
has a gang of men at work laying the
foundations and also has material or
the ground. We would be pleased il
Yale only contained more men oil
money who would erect such substan
tial structures as has Mr.. Martin sine,
he took up residence here.
Prof. Sturgis has quite a large class
in vocal music who meet with hin
each Friday evening. All vote hin
u most excellent teacher. When W,
do have a first class instructor here i
seems great pity that everyone mu
sically inclined should not join the
class and bring the standard of music
and singing up a little higher so tina
we might have more and better treat:
in that direction. Prof. Sturgis i'll
tends ending this term of singing les
sons with concert and we hope ht
| will anpna ho oh for nfhar torn, w.