Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-31

Jured IN railing of the platform at th'
station.
1t is reported that Fred Buzzell, OF
Port Huron, has purchased the Mt
Clemens Press.
Casson B. StonehOuse and family are
visiting relatives and friends al
Evergreen this week.
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Samuel White is building y new barn
in the rear of Moore IL Strong's agri-
cultural warerooms in which he will
keep his hearse and team of horses.
Raymond Bros. are busy painting NJ.
NJ. IlOlcOmb'S building one door south
of the American Hotel. Mr.. HolcOmb
is fitting it up to either rent or start
some business himself.
G. Z. Roswell and family left Monday
morning for their new home at Wolver-
inc. Cheboygan Co., where Mr.. Roswell
will go into the undertaking business.
We wish them many years of happiness
and prosperity.
AUCTION SALE--Geo. w. Bell, auc-
tioneer, will offer for sale at the resi-.
dence of the undersigned, one mile
west, two miles south and one hal-fmile
west of Yale, on Monday, Nov. IL,
1899, a lot OF stock. implements, etc.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
WM. STREVEL.
Yale is donning metropolitan airs as
fast as possible. The latest addition is
the way of improvement is street
lamps which are placed at different
points along Main street. Our city
fathers made good move when they
appropriated the money for this
purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Wallace pleasantly
celebrated the fifth anniversary OF their
wedding at their home in this village
OH Monday evening, Oct. 2S. \ hand
some parlOr table was presented them
in honor Of the occasion. We hope TO
see them enjoying many other like
occasions.
Saturday last was busy day in the
village. 1t is estimated that about
$4,000 was paid out here for grain,
hogs and cattle. Yale is becoming q
central shipping point as nearly, all the
grain and stock which was formerly
taken to Emmett for shipment is now
brought here.
On Saturday evening, Oct. IS. Mrs.
John ID. McKeith was made the reci-
pient of an elegant silver cake basket
presented by the ladies of Speaker as a
token of their appreciation of her as a
neighbor and friend during her resi-
dence among them and expressive of
their regret at her departure.
Our townsman. w. II. Palmer, has
lately filed with the Patent Office plans
and specifications of an improved sec
tion bar for mowers and reapers. EX-
perts who have examined the pattern
pronounce it an almost assured success.
Mr.. Palmer has several other inventions
upon which he is now at work and will
soon have the same ready for pateuting.
Station Agent kyes informs US that
2l6 narrow gauge ears of grain were
transferred at this point the past
month, besides other freight. The ele-
vatOr and grain house here are filled
with grain waiting for cars. but it is
impossible to get them until the new
line is complete. The same trouble is
experienced at other points along the
several lines.
NOTICE. haye the following ma
ehinery which | desire to sell or ex-
change fer farm, or village property.
One boiler and engine from 10 to II
horse power, one plauer and hatcher.
one shaper and moulding sticker, one
band saw, sandpaper drum, turning
lath besides circular saws, arbors with
all the necessary machinery such as
line shafts, counter shafts, pulleys,
betting, DC, complete outfit for wood
workers and contractors. Will sell cheap
All machinery rs gOodIas new. a. GIL
LETT. For full particulars call on w.
II. GILLETT Yale Mich. 25-4
George VanWagner. who left this
town some three years ago under ques-
tiOnable circumstances, passed through
this place last Thursday night under
charge OF officer Murphy, of the Bay
City police force on his way to Sanilac
Centre to answer to the charge of forg-
cry preferred by John Niggeman. of
Lexington. The whereabouts of Van
Wagner was discovered by officer Dave
Brown who shadowed his wife, Mrs. ",
to her hgsband's hiding place. He was
going by the name of Geo. Clayton, and
but for the ruse of officer Brown would
probably not have been found for some
time.
Monday last Mr.. Kinney, of Lynn,
came to town and after making some
purchases, among other things five
yards Of cloth, he hitched his team in
the rear Of Jas. Wallace's harness shop
leaving the packages in the wagon and
took stroll about town. On returning
he was surprised to find the cloth mis-
sing. On inquiry it was learned that
Charles Powell had package which
answered the description of the one
stolen. a warrant was issued for his
arrest and officers Gillian and IIebner
started Tuesday morning for the town.
ship of Elk where Powell resides. Aft
Or two days frIitless search and weary
travel they returned home.
John ID. Mex eth, who has lately
come among us with his family and
taken up permanent residence, is no
stranger. having been in business here
before. AS will be remembered he |
suffered a great loss in the burning |
IF Michaels hall about four years ago. |
This time he is established in w. y. |
fine new brick building |
where he has put in large stock of
general merchandise. He has adopted
he cash system and will sell goods |
verv ohaan Make IL a mint To call and /