Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-17
YALE, ST. Clair County ich THURSDAY October H. 1885,
The EXPosIToR and Detroit Weekly
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1t is not generally the girl with the
most beaux who gets married first. IL
is the little. grave, demure girl who sits
, in the corner with one young man and
,, hangs on to him.
If you want Bement stoves just re-
member we are headquarters for that
brand and the only firm in Yale who
can buy direct from the manufacturers.
Consequently we can give you jObbers'
rates. a. W. Ferguson & Co.
If you are in need of letter heads,
note heads, bill heads, statements, en-
velopes, ETC.. and want them printed in
a neat and WOrkmanlike manner. at
moderate prices. call at the EXPOSIToR
office. We keep large stock of the
above always on hand.
At the recent Port Huron fair and
exposition Miss Meta Bell, of Yale,
took first prize on her oil painting of
horses. Miss Bell is possessed of great
ability IN the art of painting and has
number of fine specimens of her work
at her home in tins village.
III. J. McPhee is making a vast i'm
provement in his elevator by putting in
a new cleaner. This is done on account
of the farmers not cleaning their grain
properly before bringing the same to
market. lfyou want to get the highest
price for your grain clean it.
THE EDIToR's WooD.-Those who
have wood to shed prepare to shed it
now, particularly those who last winter
promised us wood on subscription and
forgot to deliver it. The harvest is
over, the summer is past, the roads are
good and we are without wood. Would
you bring us some wood-wooden wood.
John d. McKeith. of Speaker, pur-
chased ID. brakes fine residence on
Kennific st. this week for $1,000. He
expects to move his family here in
about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Keith left for Detroit on Monday even
ing to purchase an immense stock of
new goods with which to fill the large
store rented of w. n. McKenna. We
predict for our honored friend pros
porous business.
When an animal or article is lost. the
quickest way to recover it is by adver-
| tising 1t in the newspaper. "A great
many people adopt the penny wise ana
pound foolish policy of tramplng the
neighborhood over in fruitless search of
than would pay for an advertisement
many times over. If you have lost an
animal advertise it, If one has stray
ed upon your premises advertise it. The
| EXPoSIToR has wide circulation
through this section.
At meeting of the Busy Bee Society
held in the NJ. +. church last Monday
evening the name was changed to the
Il
were elected as follows: Miss Alberta
Rollins, Pres. Joseph Allen, Vice-Pres.;
| DR.. Clyue. asst Nice-PreS: Miss Matte
Jones. Sec; Miss Carrie Macarthur,
asst Sec; Miss Rada Rapley. Treas;
John Hallock, asst Treas The asso-
citation is formed for social amusement
and it is the intention of the members
| to give a series of entertainments dur
! ing the coming winter.
EllwoOd 7. IIance, spoken of as "a
| hustling young Republican" has been
| appointed postmaster at Detroit, on
the recommendation Of Senator Nc
| MILAN. Mr.. Hance is a lawyer of good
practice, principally in the probate
court and the management of estates,
and has accumulated considerable
property. He is 80 years of age, was
physically as "kicking the beam at l24
pounds" and standing five feet four in
ches high. There seems to beno question
of his ability to manage the business
of the postofiice well, nor of his popu-
larity among Republicans and the
people of Detroit generally.
VIM. McFadden, who was mentioned
last week as having skipped the coun-
try for disposing of mortgaged proper
ty. was traced to Bay City by Deputy
Sheriff Hebner, and taken into custody
| by the latter last Saturday. While en-
route to this place on the train Satur-
day night, and when short distance
this side of Vassar, Bin made up his
mind he had been in the company of
Tom long enough, and on the pretence
of going for drink of water, he slip.
ped out the door of the coach and
jumped off into the darkness while the
train was going at a high rate of speed
and made good his escape. The deputy
sheriff at once stopped the train and
went back in pursuit of Bill, but the
latter had vanished like a summer
dream, and naught has been seen or
heard of him since