Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-25
Local Exposlfions.

Yale instead of Brockway Centre.
Mrs. Wm. Patton, of Almont, visited
A. w. Ferguson and family the past
week.
w. w. Grinnell is assisting John ID.
Jones in the latter's lumber yard at
present.
w. II. Palmer is Offering some great
inducements to buyers in a. change of
adv. this week.
Mrs. VIM. Ernest and two children,of
Oscoda, are visiting Mrs. Els sister, Mrs.
r.. Andreae at present.
Milton Bradley and wife hayemoyed
to Gladwin this state where they will
make their home hereafter.
We are sorry to note that r. 3. Tuck
er has been on the sick list for the past
week. He is slowly recovering.
Mont Barnes and wife, Of Croswen,
and Miss EGie Boice, of Peck, were
guests at r. B. fuckers the past week.
Farmers are busy in the harvest field
at present. The yield is large this year
and the farmers and everybody are
happy.
1t is reported that Dave Orser, who
left this place rather suddenly some
time ago, is now in Port Huron or Ft.
GTatiot.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Jas. McCoil, one of our en-
terprising young business men. and
Miss Livingston at Baden, Ont. the 2Sth
inst.
Thos. 5. Emery, who left Brown City
short time ago under rather unfavor-
able circumstances, is at present work
ing III the law Office OF Edgar Weeks at
Detroit.
Martin Vanslyke, ST., writes us from
South Haven stating that he is enjoy
ing good health and that he will remove
to Alamo. where he wishes his many
friends in this village to write him.
Harvey Tappan, of Port Huron, was
in the village Tuesday evening. He has
rented suite of rooms upstairs in the
Lutz building for three years. Looks
as though Harvey was coming to stay.
Secretary Wark, of the Brotkway
Centre Agricultural Association, will
be at the post-oflice in Yale next Satur-
day for the purpose of paying lastyear's
premiums. For the benefit of those
who are not aware we wish to state that
the fair will be held September %, 26
and q this year.
The'Solid Comfort Camping Club, of
this place, consisting of Grant Near
thur, Frank Newell, jim Brown, Fred
Palmer and Bert Jardine are taking in
the sights at Caseyille, camping on the
shore of Lake Huron. Letters receiv-
ed from the boys state that they are
enjoying themselves.
J. NJ. Loose Red CLOVER Co..-Gents:
/ have been sufferer for the last five
years from rheumatism across the
shoulders, and by using your Fluid Ex-
tract Red Glover, am entirely relieved !;
believe it has driven it from my sys-
TEN and won't be weather barometer
any longer. Yours Truly, f. d. Dibble.
Palmer House, Chicago.
The management of the Flax Mills at
this place is making some changes in
its buildings. The large building where
the flax is broken, scutched and pressed,
is being considerably enlarged for the
purpose of adding pressing room,
while the flax sheds are being moved 50
feet farther east to lessen the danger
of fire catching from the mill.
One year ago Tuesday July 23rd, oc-
Cured the memorable hail storm which
visited our village with such terrific
force and did so much damage to both
town and surrounding country that
probably will live in the memory of our
people for years to come and never
cease to be spoken of as that terrible
hailstorm of 'SS when the stones were
as large as hens eggs and which de-
stroyed everything in its path.
The building that Geo. Cough has re-
Gently been erecting for his photograph
and undertaking rooms is completed
and he now has as neat and commodious
quarters as could be desired. The low
er floor he uses for his gallery with a
comfortable and tasty waiting room as
one enters. Mr.. Coughs reputation as
an artist is becoming well known
throughout the county and no one need
go abroad for better pictures than can
be secured at home. The second floor
is devoted to his undertaking business
where a full line Of collins and caskets