Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-22
YALE ST. Clair County, Mich THURSDAY August 1889.

VIM Roberts and family, of Sanilac
Centre, passed through our town Tues
day on their way to visit Michael
Sheehy near the Carless school house.
Messrs. Bowman & Wear shipped so
head of cattle for Buffalo, y. Y. on
Saturday last. The Reddiclilfe Bros
made shipment Of sheep at same
time.
The attention Of the readers Of the
! EXPOsITOR is called to the change of
adv. for Frank Landro. Frank has a
first class stock and is selling away
down.
A field Of standing wheat belonging
to John Davis caught fire from the
burning marsh last Sunday and the
entire crop of about 10 acres was des-
/ troyed.
J. II. Bartlett has sold the last Os-
born binder in the state and is now
turning his attention to the sale of
other farming implements. Read his
change of adv.
Mrs. Cooper and Miss Hattie Hilton,
of Strathroy, Ont, and Miss Tib Rap
ley, of London, Ont, are guests of
Thos. Rapleys family and other friends
in this village and vicinity.
The County Convention of Patrons
of Industry will be held at Emmett, Sat
urday, Sept. Z, 1889, at 10 o'clock, n. m,
for the purpose of electing county
officers. WM. HoDGINs, Sec.
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.
Owing to the lnclemency of the
weather not very lars5 number at
tended the open air meeting of the pa
tros of industry at the Remington
school house. Able speakers were
present and all enjoyed good time.
John Black wishes us to state that if
the man who pulled the staple and
stole the lock from the outhouse in the
rear of ID. Mills & Sons store in the
night. will stand before him for 10
minutes he will give him half what he
is worth.
Lutte Mcdonald left Monday morn
ing to accept situation in the Mar
lette oat meal mills. Lutte is a live.
straightforward young fellow and will
no doubt I'll the position with honor to
himself and satisfaction to his employ
ers We wish hm all success possible.
II. G. Maloney, of Detroit, an attache
OF the EXPosITOE Office about year
ago, is again in our employ. He is a
practical printer and Grst-class work
man. and those having work to be done
will do well by leaving it at this office.
We have better facilities for getting
out plain and fancy job work with
neatness and despatch than any other
Office this side Of Detroit.
Nicholas Hayes is again on hand
with his threshing outfit prepared to
do work in his line as cheap as the
cheapest Mr.. Hayes has been at this
business since 1858 and his work and
courteous treatment to customers has
made him hosts of friends. Alex.
Cameron has a new Massillion and is
rushed with work. He is honest and
upright in all his dealings.
The EXPosIToR is the largest and
best paper in this part of the county.
Our subscribers appreciate the efforts
we put forth to give them good live
local paper and are paying up for an
other year very promptly. We have
added large number to our list the
past week. Advertisers find the EX-
PosIToR an invaluable medium through
which to reach the public. We extend
cordial invitation to all our friends
and patrons to call on us as we will be
very pleased to meet them.
At the meeting held iii +. III. brakes
Office last Thursday evening the Yale
Gun Club was organized with the fol-
lowing officers and committees: Pres,
+. +. Law; Sec-Treas., G. A. Wells; as
sistant, +. ii. Drake. Committee on
constitution and bylaws, f. i. Law,
c. A. Wells, f. II. Drake and J. A.
Menzies. Another meeting will be
held at brakes Office this Thursday
evening when further arrangements
will be made. Those interested in
such organizations are requested to
attend.
Last Sunday the +. 81 p. NJ. directors
car Peggy" came down from Saginaw
on the new broad guage road. Aboard
was asst supt., w. +. Potter. of the +. Il
p. NJ. broad guage division, s. r. Crapo,
asst supt. of the narrow gauge division
and General Road Master G.. NJ. Brown,
together with a number of stars of
lesser magnitude. The band met them
at the depot where large crowd had
conoregated to see the first broad gauge
train over the road. On Saturday last.
all narrow Uauoe rolling stock WAS