Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-23
Another snow storm on TUESDAY.

See Ballentine's brown sugar, 2S lbs.
sor 81. A bargain.
VIII. Ballentine publishes few cold
facts in change of adv. this week.
Large California oranges 80 cts. per
dozen at farmers friend store, Old
Broekway.
Special meeting of o. E. S. in their
hall Monday evening for the purpose
of comforting degrees.
L. Higer & Sons, Port Huron's lead
ing clothiers, have change of adv.
in this issue. Read their list of prices.
Jacob Reichard and family now
occupy Widow Clark's house south of
the fair ground, having moved there
this week.
If you want to live cheap and save
money buy your groceries from Martin
j. Bourke where you will find every
thing in full, fresh line.
Neglect of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it
to fall out. Before it lie too late apply
| Halls Hair Remover, a sure remedy.
WANTED-I want to buy five or six
room house, also lot with small barn
on it. In writing give description and
price. 1922. w. j. FiNDLAY, Marlette.
Those in need of all wool horse
blankets will do we'll to call at the
Yale Wooden Mill and see their stock.
They have just made up number of
choice ones.
The greatest of linimentsl Mrs. +.
NJ. Devilbiss, Triadelphia, Md, writes:
81 use Salvation Oil for sore throat,
rheumatism etc, and find it is one of
the best liniments out"
The person who dropped the item in
the ExPosIToR box at postoffice about
closing the school in Remington dis
trict should have signed name in
order to insure publication.
Clara Warner. the person who had
the trouble with Cassie Newell at the
Bidleman school house some few
weeks ago, died on Sunday last. The
funeral was held on Wednesday.
None better" Mr.. Thomas Buck
ley writing from the Iron Works, Elm
ST., Troy, u. Y, says; DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup is one of the finest cough syrups
for colds. None better. | always use
it,"
William IT. Harris has just complet-
ed a beautiful business wagon for
Martin J. Bourke, the farmers friend +.
Old Brockway. Martin has no hog
disposition but believes in patronizing
home industries.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, 3l6, F. q A. NJ. at Masonic hall,
Yale, Saturday evening, March 3rd.
Work on third degree, also such other
business as may come before the lodge.
Henry Pearce, w. NJ.
physician says that keeping the
mouth shut is a good way to avoid
colds. Keeping the mouth shut has
proved most excellent preventive
of numberless evils ever since the day
that witnessed the first production of
the facial oritice.
There is no claim made for Aver
Sarsaparilla which cannot be endorsed
by scores of testimonials. This fact
plainly proves that the blood is the
source of most disorders and that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best of blood
purifiers. Try it this month.
James Cooper, with the bankrupt
stock of gentlemen's and children 8
clothing, and gentlemen's shoes, will
remain in Yale only 10 days more. If
you desire anything in this line you
must call within the 10 days for he
will positively move away at the speci-
fled tine.
Mrs. Taylor is closing out her stock
and will sell any of the following goods
below cost for the next thirty days:
Fur muffs, lace curtains, albums, mus
lin and dress goods, kid and cashmere
gloves, etc. Any piece of print at
cents yard, chalies at cts, peerless
carpet warp Sl.00 bunch. Eggs taken
same as cash.
w. r. Johnson, who has been pro.
prietor of the Johnson House at INLAY
City recently, was in Yale last week
trying to negotiate with Landlord Rap.
ley for the rental of the Rapley
House. Mr.. Rapley would rent the
house provided Mr.. Johnson purchas.
ed the furniture, but the latter did not
care to do that, therefore no definite
conclusion was arrived at.
Prof. Sturgis singing class met on
Wednesday evening in the Disciple
church on Mechanic street, the Brick
chapel being in use. The meeting
: next week will be held in the same
place unless further notice be given
The class is full of enthusiasm at the
progress they are making and the
many good songs they are learning
which all speaks we'll for the Prof. as
an efficient teacher. Prof. Sturgis i;
also pleased at the good work hi:
scholars are doing.
The Imperial Novelty Company ap
peared at Central Hall as previously
advertised. On account of revival
meetings being held in the different
churches very slim audience greeted
the company. The entertainment con
r sisted of-Prof. Hovey's beautiful pris
8 matte panorama and brilliant dissolvine
views; Miss Rose Monroe, accomplished
a performer on saxaphone and bagpipes
. Harry w. Treese, the lightning muske
juggler and other novelties. Hovey
, gave many mystifying spiritualistit