Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-22

We wish all our subscribers "Merry
Christmas"
Now is the time to pay up your sub
scription TO the EXPosIToR.
w. w. Grinnell is at Marlette reiev-
ing the agent who is on the sick list.
We are pleased to notice T. G. Mapes,
who has been quite sick, again attend
ing to business.
Charley Welch has been installed
head cook at the Hotel de Martin.
Charley is good one.
1t is girl and arrived at the home
of John Hallock Saturday last. John
is the happiest man in Yale.
Wharton & Holden have just re-
ceived a car of western corn and have
the same for sale at their elevator in
Yale.
If all people were as good as they
try to appear when they know they
are watched, what nice, clean, sweet
world this would be.
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.
Although we haye said nothing
about the matter lately we are ready
and willing 10 take wood on subscrip-
ton. Bring us load Immediately.
On Monday an operation was per-
formed on Herbert Hennessey's eye.
An ulcer had formed which was re-
moved by Or. Cornell of Port Huron.
Asman e. Beard, of Port Huron,
hnUn H,,o otnal- of hnli1aN aud NVnH
ding presents which they are selling at
greatly reduced prices. See their ad.
Read the new advertisement in this
issue of Martin Bourke, the bargain
seller in w. ii. Ballentine's old stand
at Brockway. See what bargains he Is
offering you.
Does advertising pay? Ask the sue
cessful merchant. and he will tell you
yes. Ask the unsuccessful man, and
he will probably say 81 don't know;
never tried it,
Is your subscription due or past due?
If SO, yon are requested to pay it. 1t
costs cold hard cash to run news
paper, and you have no right to take
it unless you intend to pay for it.
If you want to make Christmas
DICStHl 10 SOlllt dDSClll lIlClh COlllC III
and subscribe for the ExPosIToR and
have it sent them one year. 1t only
costs 81 90 and it will be gift APP
preciated.
Il. K. Noble is sending 80 pounds of
flour to Il good many widows and poor
people in this vicinity for Christmas.
Any that are needy and have been
overlooked can get sack by applying
to Lothian & Beard.
The Yale Driving Club, at their
meeting Tuesday evening in Harvey
Tappan's office, voted an assessment
of $1,000 on each share Of stock to
wipe out the Indebtedness against the
club. The stockholders are paying up
promptly.
People who have tried it, say there is
no better medicine for dyspepsia than
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t may not give
one the stomach of an ostrich, but it
so strengthens the alimentary organs
that digestion of ordinary food be-
comes easy and natural.
Martin Stapleton died at his home in
the township of Kenockee on Tuesday,
December 10. 1898, in the siXtieth year
of his age. Deceased was an old pio-
neer of this county, haying been
supervisor Of his township for many
years. He died very suddenly.
Married ut the residence of the
brides parents in Yale. on Wednesday
evening, December Goth, 1898. by Rev.
j. IL. Harrison, John Faust, of Sagi-
nav, and Lizzie Doelle, of Yale. The
ExPosIToR joins with the numerous
friends of the happy couple in wishing
them many years of prosperity.
A new lot of fancy Job type and
borders have been added to our al
ready we'll equipped Office and we are
now better prepared than ever before
for turning out finely executed job
work. Wedding invitations and cards
a specially. There is no need of send
ing out of town for any work in the
printing line.
Frank w. Smith in card this week
announces to the public that he is pre-.
pared to attend auction sales of real
and personal property on short notice
and at reasonable rates. Those who
desire the services of an experienced
auctioneer will find it to their advant.
age to give Frank trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Next Monday evening is the date of
Michaels' grand Christmas ball and
supper. Charley does not intend to
give New Years ball as usual in
other years and is therefore putting
forth an extra effort to have a big
turn out at his Christmas dance. He
has secured Lawrence's full concert
orchestra, of Port Huron, at big ex.
pense. This orchestra is very popular
among the young folks all of whom
will be there if sickness does not pre-.
vent.
Indulgence in grief does no good, il
gradually grows upon the mind, and
often unhinges it; certainly, moodiness
and melancholy, even from causes
calculated to induce them, unfit for
the duties of life; and if these duties
are not faithfully performed, we must
pay the penalty. No man ever yet
grandly succeeded until he had over.
come obstacles, discouragements and
disappointments; and as to the great
est characters of history, it will be
found that difficulties gave them an
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