Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-05

Next Monday and Tuesday are the
dates for the Farmers Institute.
School opened in each department
of our graded schools on Tuesday after
one weeks holidays.
Themes Gail'ney, living . miles west
of Peck, is papa of n bouncing baby
boy born December %.
Read what l.. Hlger q Sons, of
Port Huron, have to say in their
change of adv. this week.
Bargains are offered in dry goods,
groceries, boots and shoes at Ballen-
| tines store in the Doelle Block.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
| by about 40 couples at social dance
held at Hotel de Martin Monday night.
The plasterers are putting the finish
| ing touches on the inside walls or
Thomas III. Martins new brick resi-
dence.
ID. Il. McNair can save you many
dollars on heavy clothing and oyer
coats. Now is the time to buy. See
| his adv.
Bear in mind the Public Installation
of officers and oyster supper at Avoca
next Tuesday evening, by Avoca tent,
X. o. T. Nj.
Your choice of ladies felt hats for %
cts. All my stock of millinery goods
in proportion. A few nice hats left.
| Mrs. James Brown.
Frank Lutes has opened a cigar
factory in the rooms over William
| Easton's saloon. We wish Frank sue
cess in this new enterprise for Yale.
A meeting Of the Washington Land
and improvement Co., of Yale, was
held in the Rapley Block on Wednes-
day of this week The company is in
prosperous condition.
Strayed into the premises of Andrew
Staley in section 80, Fremont, miles
south of Roseburg, four sheep. Owner
will please call, prove property, pay
charges and take away. 32-4
Married at the residence of George
Ella, Yale, on Monday, January LIST,
1894, by Rev. w. F. Perkins, William
w. Wire, of Inlay City, and Anna
Weaver of Maple Valley.
Z. II. Drake and family have moved
to Lewiston, Montmorency county,
where they contemplate locating per-
manently. Darwin Drake and wife
moved to the above place some time
ago.
James Mccall returned from Baden,
Ont, Thursday evening. He has also
been at Toronto looking after the in
surance policy of j. o. Grinnell de-
ceased. There is no possible chance
to get anything.
Strayed into the premises of John
Ainsley, ! mile north and p miles
east of Yale, on or about the first of
December, IL sheep. Owner will
please call prove property, pay
charges and take away. 32-4
Cooks for hotels and restaurants as
we'll as for private families are fast
setting down to the conviction that
Salvation Oil is absolutely necessary
for burns, scalds, and chapped hands,
and they show their faith by keeping il
on nand.
The firm of Waring a. Wells, dealers
in general merchandise, drugs, etc..
, has been dissolved, G. A. Wells retir.
: ing. We wish Mr.. Waring success
Mr.. Wells informs US that he will
locate in some 1--we town rs soon as he
finds such place.
$ \ young woman died at Jackson tho
t other day while out sleigh-riding from
i the effects of tight lacing. The pres
has made the fact known all over the
o world yet tight lacing will continue
, because the world is full of yOunC
: women who have more vanity thar
Y common sense.
n We neglected in our last issue I,
mention the death of Father JOIN
e Lynch, which occurred Monday, Dec
s 25th. Father Lynch had been il
r charge of the Kenockee parish for Il
e years and was about GA years of age
2 The funeral on Thursday was attend
l. ed by an immense concourse of friends
OF course the following is charged
e up to western editor, but it is a nea
Is fit just the same: off you have any
thing you don't want or can't sell, o
;. anything the hogs won't eat, why il
: thunder don't you bring it to the offic,
IS and apply it on your subscription.
you don't read and have no use for TIN
: paper take the stuff to the preacher h
f. comes next.
. Lothian & Beard have decided t,
= conduct strictly cash business on ant
= after January 10th, 1894. A cash basi
y is the only fair way to do business.
is fair to the purchaser because he cal
II many times he will 60 in debt TO
e goods he could very well get alonl
o without. 1t is also fair to the merchan
D. because he will have his cash to pur
). chase goods and save the discount
'e besides being able to sell goods OF
II closer margins. 1t is better in ever,
way and we believe the better way
d the one to pursue. Messrs Lothian
J. Beard wish each and every one who ar
W owing them to call and settle either b,
6 cash or note at the earliest possibl
n time. They feel thankful to the pub
n lie for past patronage and solicita con
If tinuance of same.
- :. The Hascall Comedy Company ap
:, peared at the opera house Wednesda,
y and Thursday nights before audience
of good size. This company is com
lie posed of ladies and gentleman VIII
" understand their business, and W