Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-01
YALE ST. Clair County, Mich. THURSDAY, August

Geo. Mustard and wife spent Sunday
at DR.. &. S. Ney's.
John f. Umphrey, of Port Huron.
was in the village Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. a. Perkins has placed neat
new sign in front of her millinery
store.
President Andreae has returned from
his trip up the lakes looking hale and
hearty.
Mrs. Frink. of Port Huron, made
Rev. j. NJ. Crandall and family very
pleasant visit last week.
John Holcomb has purchased a new
dray and taken out license. Our
town now supports three drays.
c. f. Michaels will give grand ball
at his hall on the evening of August
odd First-class music will be in at
tendance.
The brick work on W. y. McKenna's
new block is being rapidly pushed. Mr..
McKenna will have a fine block of
stores when completed.
f. II. Drake was in Brown City last
Monday trying law suit. John Bax-
ter and Mr., Frost of this place were al
so called up there as witnesses Oh the
same case.
Miss Jessie Brown is attending the
teachers examination in Port Huron
this week. She intends visiting friends
in Detroit, Capac and other places be-
fore returning home.
The Agricultural Society feel CRATE
full towards the citizens OF this place
for raising 500 to help pay off last
years premiums. The society was
greatly in need of the money.
If you want a small boy to do an
errand now days one cannot be found.
They are all out pulling flax. This in
dustry is giving employment to about
10 boys and so men and teams.
Should YOU need Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Dodgers
or any kind of Job Printing, give us a
call before placing your order elsewhere.
We have facilities for doing first-class
work cheaper than the cheapese.
y sharp fakir is making a good in
come by advertising a sure method of
killing insects. When you send him
80 cents you will receive a card on
which are these words; "Get your in
sects to smoke cigarettes, and they will
die within an hour"
Rev. 5. y. Hill will not preach in the
NJ. E. church in this village on next
Sabbath, but will hold his regular SER
vice there on Sabbath August 18th, at
l0:30 a. IN. Mr.. Hill has gone on a visit
of two weeks to Ludington, his former
field of labor, where he was pastor of
the Presbyterian church for thirteen
years.
The Saginaw valley editors have
formed press club with Geo. F. Lewis,
Saginaw City, president; \. Mcmillan.
Bay City, vice-president; w. +. Goldie,
East Saginaw, secretary; r.. Laing,
treasurer. n resolution was adopted
extending an invitation to the Michi-
gan Press Association to hold its annual
meeting in Saginaw in 1890.
The regents have authorized course
of study in the university of Michigan
leading to the degree of bachelor of
science of electrical engineering. This
course will be parallel with those in
civil, mechanical and mining engineer
ing, with the same requirements for
admission. The new physical labora-
tory has six rooms specially designed
for electrical and magnetic work.
On Friday last John Tomlin executed
bill of sale of his stock of general mer-
chandise to John Mathews to liquidate
a chattel mortgage held by the latter
against the stock. w. w. Cowing has
charge of the matter for Mr.. Mathews
and is selling out as fast as possible.
Mr.. Tomlin has been in business here
about four years and is respected by all
who know him. He has our sympathy.
The last quarterly meeting of this
conference year Of the NJ. Z. church,
held at Yale, commencing Friday even
ing and holding over Sunday Preach
ing Friday evening at s o'clock; Satur-
day afternoon at 2:3o. followed with
quarterly business. Love feast Sunday
morning commencing at 9:30 followed
by preaching. Memorial service at 2:30
p. N. Preaching in the evening at 8
o'clock. The pastor Will be assisted by
Rev. NJ. II. Saigon. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Ben Butler says if Canada wants to
be annexed to the United States, Eng
land has 10 power to prevent it. If she
does not want to be annexed, England
has no power to enact it. England may
throw Canada off as a dependency, but
cannot throw her upon the United
States. Gen. Butler favors negotiations
with n view of annexation. and pictures