Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-28
YALE St. Clair County, Mich. FRIDAY, March g. 1890.
We trust that our many subscribers

issuing tne paper uay late. III is on
account of the rush of JOB work. and
not having help enough for the emer-
gency.
A corps of surveyors were in the vii
lage last week taking measurements
prior to getting mp Il plat of the village
for the f. & p NJ. R'y Go. This is be-
ing done in every town and city along
their several lines.
And every shepherd tells his tale.
under the hawthorn in the dale" and
on such occasions every shepherdess
takes cold. and suffers tortures with
neuralgia until some sensible, well-in-
formed citizen advises her to use Saliva
tiun Oil.
Phil McDougall and wife. of Port
Huron, dropped in on their numerous
Yale friends Tuesday Phil is in the
insurance business but of a different
nature than he intended following years
ago. lie has Il good thing in the life
insurance line.
John JardIne and family now occupy
part OF Thos McArthur's building hav-
ing moved therein the past week. Rich
ard Lankin is fitting up the house va
Gated by Mr.. Jardine, and it is reported
that Mr.. l.. will move his family there
in rs soon as completed.
VIM. Cavanaugh. who was in the en-
ploy Of T. II. Parkinson last season.
has the agency of the Champion ma
chimes this season and will erect a tenn
porary building south Of A. Goheen's
furniture store where he may be found
prepared to sell his machines to all
those desiring such.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages.
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see US
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of Is. K.
Noble. 24-3m
Farm for sale cheap. The S. W. of
section 10. town of Brockway. contain
ing ia acres, GO acres cleared. Known
as the Abram Phillips place. Will be
scld for much less than it is worth. Yale
Bank of b. X. Noble AZ
Farmers and others take notice. Fer
tiizing Salt for sale at McPhee's Eleva-
tor ut 800 per ton. \ mixture Of Salt,
bonedust, phosphate of lime, plaster.
etc. making it the cheapest aud best
fertilizer on the market. 40
; MONEY l have now completed ar
rangements TO loan money on real es-
tate at low rate of interest. HARVEY
TAPPAN. Yale, Mich. 4l-4
Keep in mind the spring horse show
which will be given by the business
men Of Yale on Saturday. April IL. DO
your best TO make il success.
We place before our readers to-day
the spring ad of Meispl Bros. Port llur-
l.
assortment of goods. low prices. and
courtesy to customers have gained for
them the reputation Of being the lead
ing merchants in Eastern Michigan.
Their large store is now bright and
fresh with new goods and the ladies
may spend some pleasant and profitable
hours with them when in Port Huron.
Henry Ii. Holden will move with his
family to North Branch next Monday
where they will again take up their res
; idence. Harry moved here from North
Branch with his family few years ago.
after he took the contract for the wood
work on the Holden block. but not hav-
ing enough work here and being an act
: i've, thorough and pushing carpenter
and builder he is compelled to make
the shift as above stated. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Holden have made hosts of
friends since their sOjourn here, all of
whom will regret to learn of their de-
, parture.
Francis Sweeney, who died at st.
Mary's hospital, Saginaw, was an old
resident of Brockway town. having liv-
ed here for over ten years. He had
, been troubled with gangrene for about
, year and eight days before mis- death
he had the left leg amputated but the
operation did not save his life. the dis
ease having had too firm hold on his
system. His wife and three grown up
sons survive him. The funeral took
, place at Mt. Pleasant where the family
burying ground is located, Rev. Father
4, Crowley preaching the funeral sermon
Deceased was 66 years. IL months nd
days of age and was held in high es-
,, timatlon by all who knew him.
Monday evening before ten o'clock a
sneak thief broke out pane OF glass in
one of the rear windows of w. III. Rol-
5 Inns meat market. and getting inside
| pryed the money till off the counter tax
ing it ont doors and made away with Il G
2 contents. Orville Snider and Willie
5 White found the till where il was left
about ten o'clock and immediately in
T formed Mr.. Rollins. Only between
> three and five dollars in small change
WAS taken The work is supposed To
/ have been done by some Of the small
, boys Of the village. We believe that
the action taken by the council some
time ago, in instructing proper officer
to see that these young rascals are kept
off the streets after nine O'Clock be
more strictly enforced Parents see
that your boys are at home before nine
O'clock
About four hundred people attended
the entertainment given by the Yale
Comedy Co in Central hall last Thurs
day evening The programme was
well rendered, the boys acquitting
themselves most creditably. The "end
men" were j. Bert Jardlne and Lew
Mcdonald, while +. II. Drake acted as
middle man." and they kept the audi
ence in roars of laughter for three
quarters of an hour. The hits of the
evening were the songs and dances of
Mr.. Jardine. he being encored several
times, and 1t was the opinion of all
present that the stage Is the proper
place for Bert. he being q talented
comedian. Little Ina Palmer, was