Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-14
YALE ST. Clair County. Mich, THURSDAY Nov. IA, 1889.
Jason Clark returned from Saginaw

The station is much improved by a
new coat of paint, both inside and out
The plasterers are busy at work on
the interior of Dave Browns new house.
The machinery for Lewis Bows
steam laundry has arrived and will be
set up and III running order Monday
next.
Albert Secor has the contract for
building cottage 24X24 for Mrs. Eva
Jones on her lot in the village. Albert
is a good workman and has lots to do.
Nathaniel Townsend, who has been
working the Townsend farm south of
| here for the past year, will remove with
his family to Macomb county the first
of next week.
1t is officially reported that the Sagi-
nav, Tuscola d Huron railroad will be
made a standard guage. and it is eX-
pected that the work will be done dur
ing next summer.
Don't forget Michael's grand Thanks
giving ball. on Thursday evening, Nov.
%. Charley guarantees good music, Il
good time and a good supper, all for
the small sum of 81.
Mrs. ID. ID. Orser has just received a
large new stock Of millinery at her
store in Fargo, and has new ad. in
this issue of the EXPOSITOR announc-
ing that fact. Read it.
Dry sermons are bad enough. but for
the minister to preach them through
his nose is ineXcuSable. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will save both minister
and sermon if taken in time.
Henry Patterson and wife, of CANA
lachie, Ont, who were here the past
week attending the funeral of their
uncle, Philip Bowman, returned to their
home Wednesday evening last.
Still another installment of new sub
scribers has reached this Office. Over
80 new names have been added to our
list within the past month. and there
are more to follow. Advertisers, make
a note Of this.
Miss Sophia Wear left Monday even
ing for Wolverine where {. +. Roswell
has located. Charley's two children ac-
companied her and they will visit at
Nassar for two days before proceeding
to their destination.
Harvey Tappan's new work on the
School Law and Educational System
of Michigan has been recommended by
Prof. Daniel Putnam for use in some
Of the departments Of the state normal
school at Ypsilanti.
The largest sweeper manufacturers
in the world are carrying some unique
advertisements elsewhere in this paper.
A modern BisseN carpet sweeper is q
wonderfully effective machine, and the
best in the market.
one day last week Mrs i. E. Paisley
found pUCkctbOoK on the sidewalk
near W. ii. Palmer'S store. containing
S22O in currency, 1t belonged TO John
Petrie, lately from Canada. to whom it
was returned by Mrs. Paisley.
The Protestant Methodist. Presbyter-
ian and Methodist Episcopal churches
will unite in Il Thanksgiving service
at the NJ. +. church on Thanksgiving
day. Preaching at 1870 a. III. by Rev.
W. r. Gillett. All are invited to attend.
Misses Mary Lavell and Maggie
Houston have rented rooms in Thomas
McArthur's building and opened a
dressmaking shop. Ladies having
work to be done in this line will do well
to give them call. satisfaction guar
anteed. 21-5
The ninth semi-annual apportion-
ment of primary school interest fund
shows that there are 627 ,44l children of
school age in the state. and the sum
appropriated is $646.6l4.3G. st. Clair
county has I'LL children and receives
$l2,662.14.
The new railway bridge over Mill
creek will be completed next Sunday,
and the +. ~ u. NJ. will run their first
through broad guage train to Port
Huron on that day. a number of our
citizens intend to celebrate the event
by taking trip to Port.
Tunnel work is going ahead pretty
well. On the Canadian side of the
river the tunnel proper has been put
through about 275 feet. and OH the
United States side it is over 500 feet.
The tunnel authorities are much pleas
ed with the progress of the work.
If the party or parties who entered
our office some time ago and stole our
subscription list will call around in the
day time we will give them one of our
latest corrected and largely increased
lists. which they must need, as that is
about the only thing they disturbed.
AUCTION SALE.-Geo. w. Bell, auc-
tioneer, will sell for the undersigned at
the Earl farm, two miles north and one
mile west of the village of Yale, on
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1889, a lot of stock.
farming implements, etc. Sale to COM
mence at o'clock p. m, sharp. GEO.
MARAKLE.
A dog of the gentler sex, owned by
the postmaster at Mud Lake, had one
puppy, and in order to make the family
one worth bringing up she has adopted
a motherless family of kittens and is
making success of the venture, des-
pite the fact that the supreme court
has knocked out the adoption law of
1861
The strolling Evangelist is abroad in
the land. Look out for him. He car
ries fat bundle of recommendations,
but you better not take too much stock
in them. About every scamp has
good supply of flattering letters. III the
man amounted to much he wouldn't be
ng.-Michigan Christian Advo-
cate.
| have had occasion to use Salvation
Oil in my family for both neuralgia and
rheumatism. In every instance it eff
fected a permanent cure. also tried
it on my child suffering with sprained
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