Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18


VIM. Scott has been over here from
Croswell the past week looking afte
his property. Ifhe does not sell or rem
his bakery building soon he will remov'
: TO this place and occupy it himself.
READ THIs.--A 40-acre farm in CascC
township, near Richmond. well located
near church and school. good buildings
orchard, etc, to exchange for property
in Yale. HARVEY TAPPAN, Yale.
Alex. II. Braidwood and wife. OF
Leonard. have been the guests of A. W
Ferguson and family the past week
Alex. has sold out his business III
Leonard, but. as yet, does not know
what he will go at.
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
sold for much less than it is worth. Yale
Bank of b. X. Noble. AZ
Jas. A. Davidson Il Co., of Port Huron.
have a change of. adv. in this issue.
This firm have a full assortment of car
pets, art squares, rugs, curtains, wall
papers ana decorations. When in Port
Huron give them call.
Farmers and others take notice. Fer
tiliZing Salt for sale at McPhee's Eleva-
tor at $500 per ton. a mixture of Salt,
bonedust, phosphate of lime, plaster,
etc., making it the cheapest and best
fertilizer on the market. 40
&. A. Wells, j. ID. McKeith. Al. Shell
don and Jos. Allen went OIL fishing
expedition to Abbotsford last Wednes-
day. They succeeded in capturing
about twenty-five of the tinny tribe and
enjoyed good days sport.
Grant Macarthur purchased lot in
r. w. Menerey's addition since our last
issue. Grant intends building house
on the same this summer. If we are
not mistaken we will hear the ring Of
wedding bells in the near future.
Thos. Hebner, who has been Sheriff
Mann's deputy here for the past year or
more was removed to-day. 1t is alto
gether likely that j. b. Paisley will re-
ceive the appointment. The selection
would be very satisfactory To the people
of Yale.
.Jud Black has received the agency
at this place for the Michigan Odd
Fellow. 1t is a journal for Canton,
Encampment. Subordinate. and Re-
bekah Degree members, and devoted
entirely to their interest, aud well worth
the subscription price of Sl.0O year.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages.
Parties desiring to borrow money Oh
farm mortgages will do well to See us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
The above amount To loan and viii
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of Is. Il.
Noble 2i-3m
An exchange warns county clerks,
clergymen and justices to beware of Il
man and woman who are trdyelng
from county To county securing marrl-
age licenses and having a ceremony per-
formed, paying the fees with counter
felt $50 Uill and securing good money
IN exchange.
There will be a joint meeting of the
| boards Of school inspectors of Emmet.
and BrOckway townships at the schOOl
house in district No. 3, Emmett, the 26til
day of April, at one O'Clock y. IN. for the
purpose of annexing property bel ing
ing To L. Ii. Parkinson and Others tO
district No. 8 Brockway.
VIM. Gowan moved last Monday into
the new and commodious apartments
upstairs in the Mckenna block which
were fitted up expressly for his law
offices. B. II. Noble will paint, paper
and otherwise retit the rooms vacated
| by Mr.. Gowan over the bank and use
them as dwelling for his family the
coming summer.
| VIM. McRoberts and wife of Meads
Mill, Wayne County, Mich, were born
on Saturday, married OH Saturday, held
their Golden Wedding OIL Saturday.
and he died on Saturday. They kept
him week waiting for the death of
his wife who also died OH the following
Saturday, and they were both buried
Uu SUNDAY, although his request WAS 10
be buried on Saturday.--Mayville Satur-
day Sayings.
The first game of base ball in the viii
lage this season was played last | ues-
day afternoon on the fair grounds be-
tween the Democrats and Rupbhcans,
the farmer being victorious by a score
10 to y. The game was very exciting
and the boys showed considerable
science in their playing and we see no
reason why rafting first and second
mines could not be organized here this
summer to furnish amusement.
The number of idle men that exist in
every community. without the visible
means of support. is really surprising
Go where you will they are to be found
in saloons. hotels. groceries, and
public resorts of every kind and nature.
They talk about hard times and lack of
work but they manifest no desire to inn
prove the one or perform the other.
Life to them is made wholesome by
loahng and complaining. They are ever
the same and their life is not improve
ing.
Glen. oldest son of George Savell.
met with very serious and painful
accident Saturday last which will prob
ably disligure him for life While lead
ing one of his grandfather's horses
out to water the animal kicked him in
side of the face knocking out all of the
back teeth of his upper jaw. besides
breaking the bone and leaving an ugly
cash in his cheek. The other cork of
the horses shoe cut the skin over his
eye. DIR Langan attended the young
lad and he is doing nicely.
The People VS.. Robinson, Robt. Rix
complaining witness, terminated on
Saturday last through an apparent
Misunderstanding. 1t seems that Rix
OH the day before attempted to adjourn
the case for three months, which