Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-11
YALE ST. Clair County. Mich, THURSDAY July II, $780,

Correspondence and changes of ads
should be sent in before Tuesday noon
each week in order TO secure publica-
tion in the issue following.
John Gillett, of Aylmer, Ont, and
granddaughter, Miss Elva Gillett, of
st. Thomas, Ont, visited Mahlon
Bearss and family the past week.
VIM. Williams has made an addition
to his farm by putting up windmill
lie says that If the wind will only blow
he will have all the water he can use.
II. B. Tucker left a curiosity in the
shape of an egg at this office this week.
1t is perfectly formed with the excep-
tion of one end which has an addition
in the shape of bell.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires Improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it?
1t is one of the good things of this life
a sad accident happened the 1l-year
old son of III. Vanorman, of this town.
ship. last Friday by falling into a rain
barrel and drowning. 1t is a sad blow
to the parents who have the sympathy
OF the entire community.
The next important factor in rail
road news is the report that the +. q
=. NJ. company is considering the pro-
ject of building broad guage line di-
rect from Yale TO Croswell thence
north. Should such be true all places
now on the line between here and Port
Huron will lose their R'y.-Croswell
Democrat.
The international hose race at Mt.
Clemens on July 4th was entered by
seven companies. Seaforth No. got
first prize, Ridgetown No. l second and
Sarnia No. third. The hook and lad
der race was won by Marine City, with
Sarnia second. The Romeo depart
ment was given first prize for best APP
pearance and drill.
II. B. Tucker has received his stock
of Furniture and Undertaking Goods.
Pianos, Organs, etc, and is now pre-
pared to supply customers with goods
in his line as cheap or cheaper than
they can be bought anywhere this
side of Detroit. Mr.. Tucker is an en-
terprising business man and will do
what is right by everybody.
viii j. Rapley met with an accident
while endeavoring TO ground the circuit
of the telegraph wires during the storm
last week Wednesday at the station in
Minden City. He was knocked sense
less for minute and hardly knew
what struck him. When he realized
his position things were scattered
about the Office and he came to the
conclusion that some powerful element
had been at work there.
George w. Childs publishes in the
July Lippincott's, the second install
ment of his interesting "Recollections."
This instalment deals exclusively with
of General Grant, and
the intimate and unbroken friendship
which existed between Grant and
Childs lends it peculiar value. No bio
sketch that has yet appeared
gives so true an insight into the charac-
ter of the great General. An excellent
reproduction of a painting by General
Grant serves as frontispiece to this
of the magazine.
n RATIFIED PosT-MAsTER.-Joh Ohm ID.
Jones, of the village of Yale, was in
the city on Monday. lie was mad
clear through, and to a Times reporter
himself as fellows: Il wish
.he Times would rake the crowd who
lad the name of our village changed
from Brockway Centre to Yale. a man
S liable to lose his postoflice address. /
vas recently appointed postmaster at
Brockway Centre. | spent two days
king up my bonds and sent them to
Washington. Now / have received
etter from the Postmaster General |
informing me that | have been appoint
ID postmaster at Yale. This sort of |
hing makes me dizzy and if it con-
inues | will be unable to tell whether
ny name is Jones or Brown. Port |
Iuron Daily Times.
J. NJ. Loose Red Glover Col pur-
hased box of your Red Glover Pile
ointment of +. +. Holiday, at this place
fter using various other ointments
Without effect. l used several applica-
ions of the Red Glover ointment and
ave not had any trouble since then. |
low believe / am permanently cured.
Iy case was not one of the worst, but
have suffered with them over a year,
nd bled so much became greatly re-
uced in flesh. Your ointment acted
liraculously, and | am only too glad
o speak to the many sufferers of this
ainful disease. If it cures all who
sc it as quickly as it did me, you will
ell great deal of it. But | am con-