Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

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get his prices on lumber.
Mrs. Geo. Brown is still very sick
from the effects of the injuries she re-
ceiyed in fall last winter.
Grant Holden d Bro. have large
assortment of window shades which
they are selling at bargains.
Our merchants are receiving their
spring stocks of goods. Call and see
the bargains they are offering.
The contract for building the new
Disciple church is let to Mr.. Grabiel
and operations will be begun at once.
Mr.. Morris, of Rochester, H., the
new butter maker is here ready to be-
gin operations ut the factory the first
of April.
We are very anxious to get rid of II
car load of fence wire and lot of
other articles that you want. Fergu-
son Il Co.
c. f. Mlchaels Easter ball and sup
| per will be the event of the season.
Make arrangements TO attend with
your best girl.
j. A. Davidson & Co. call attention
to their large stock of fr1lled-edge
embroidered and hemstitchCd muslin
curtains also silk and chenille.
LosT-On Thursday, March 23rd, one
red plaid shawl, somewhere between
the village and the corner | mile north
| Finder will please leave same mt this
Office. 81 2t
Several articles of household furni-
| ture fo- sale. Set cane seat chairs,
center table, sewing table, desk, kitchen
cupboard, child sfolding bed. Will go
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
A new millinery store has been
opened in the Chamberlain block by
the Misses laval. They have engaged
Sybl Middleton as trimmer and no
doubt will enjoy a good trade.
DREssMAKING.-l have fitted up the
rooms over Grant Holden and Bros.
drug store and am prepared TO do
dressmaking in the latest style for all
who may give me call. Kate Hayes.
The ladies of the Disciple church
have organized themselves into sew
ing society with the following officers:
President, Mrs John Baxter; vice
president, Mrs. +. S. Black; secretary,
Mrs. X. b. Brown; treasurer, Mrs RObt
w. Menerey.
A number one cough cure. Mr.. JAS
| ii. Barnet, 243 Cedar st. Buffalo, y. y,
writes thus: al am using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in my family and deem
1t a number one medicine for coughs
and colds, and my house shall never
be without it..
Mrs. Hart received word from her
husband last Tuesday that Harold
arrived safely at Hartland, Fla, March
"a. We are pleased to learn that the
little fellow arrived at his destination
in safety as also will his many friends
in and around Yale.
! The trustees of the NJ. +. Church
I Peck, are contemplating the erection
of Il new frame church according to
accepted plans. The size OF building
is TO be 20 y 80. Proposals from com
petent contractors to be sent to G.
Nicholson, Peck, Mich, before April
Goth. 46w2.
Wednesday evening large number
of the citizens in and around the
Bidleman district assembled ut the
Bidleman School House and INDUCED
i'm box social for the benefit of Rev.
w. +. Perkins A very pleasant time
was spent, the proceeds amounting to
81 net.
DR.. J. b. Stevens V. S. is now nicely
located in the office building lately
vacated by DR.. Will III. Gowan which
he has fitted up for his veterinary
work. The DIR. has very large prac-
tice and is surrounded by u large
circle of friends who enjoy to see him
prosper
Married, On Wednesday, March 20,
1898, John Muir, of Valley Centre and
Mary Holmes, of Yale. The happy
couple were united at 4 =. NJ. amid
a company of friends and left ON the
t,.,, -, t,,,- f,iY
w. +. Perkins performed the wedding
ceremony.
The crows and robins have arrived,
wheeled vehicles have gradually come
to the front, the weather is warm and
salubrious and activity prevails in
every sugar bush-all of which savors
of sweet, gentle spring. And after the
long severe winter, the new season
will be welcomed as it never was before.
Judson Black V. S. did not return
without some glory from the Ontario
Veterinary College. We see by the
Toronto Globe that in "Disease and
Treatment he received 3rd prize,
which means considerable when we
take into consideration that there were
about 200 in his class. In physiology
and Anatomy" we see his name among
JuOsC VIII pdSSCu Will lObOlS' We
understand Jud is going to West
Branch to hang out his single this
summer and we predict for him sue
cess. He was employed during the
past summer by DR.. J. Il. Stevens V. S.
and V. D., of this place as assistant
which is a good recommendation for
him where the latter named gentleman
is know.
List of patents granted to Michigan
inventors this week. Reported by
Evert q Appleman, patent attorneys,
$40 F. st. n. w. Washington ID. G.. who
will send circular and give advice free
regarding patents. Lewis A. Aspin-
wall, Jackson, Beehive; George Banks,
Oakfield, Seat for agricultural machi-
mes or vehicles; George A. Covyeow,
Bay City, Steam engine; Alvin G.. De
Witt, Detroit, Electric lamp supporter;
william X. Fox, Grand Rapids, Nit
ering machine; Thomas Harris, De-
troit, Electric railway system; Gar
rett W. Low, and w. Shakespeare Jr.,
Kalamazoo, Ground glass adjuster for
cameras; Charles w. Num-, Detroit,
Piano stool; Christian Smith, Detroit,
Brush; Albyn G. Stearns, Detroit, Ap-
paratus for holding and dipping pills;
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