Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-16

ID. +. Macarthur has moved into his
own house on Kennefic street.
A number of the young ladies of the
village are preparing to compete for
the medal offered by w. J. Demorest.
Chas. Tunis now occupies the Welch
] house vacated by Geo. Y. Reid, who
has moved into one of j. G. Harts
houses.
The hecklers left for their homes
Monday morning. They are jovial
lot of fellows and made many friends
while here.
The Board of Review for the village
of Yale will be in session Friday and
Saturday, May 23rd and 24th, at the
village hall.
The Rapley House came near receiv-
ing a scorching yesterday, The fire
started in the laundry room and was ex-
tinguished just in time.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop
in the u. 5. will be one hundred million
bushels short this year. The anticipa-
tion of this fact is doubtless causing
the advance in price.
A new spring frog split switch has
been placed in this end of the blind
siding on north side of main line max
ing round siding which will be used
to save time when trains meet and pass
at this point.
A game of base ball Wednesday af-
ternoon at Peck between the "Stars" of
that village and the "Hustlers" of Yale
resulted in favor of the former club by
a score of 16 to Is. The Peck boys had
an inning to spare.
a span of sorrel colts, belonging to
George Easton, were struck by the
excursion train last Monday at the
| VanOrman crossing and one was killed
outright, the other has broken leg and
will possibly be shot.
VIM. Lackie, who was charged with
criminally assaulting his l4-years old
sister-in-law, is still in Canada. His
saloon fixtures have been seized 10y
Port Huron brewer and will be sold by
public auction to satisfy debt.
G. Andreae e. Sons are getting their
woolen mill in order to commence OPP
erations the firstIof next month. Many
changes are being made and this firm
will be better prepared than ever to
give satisfaction to their patrons.
Z. ii. Drake is at Melvin to-day, try
ing suit. He will defend Chas. Dewey
and Geo. Clayton at Peck tomorrow in
their trespass case with Thos. Hebner,
of this. place. plaintiff. The new law
firm of Drake Il Gillett seem to be
''rustling."
All persons sending orders by letter
to this office for job printing or adver-
tising should be particular TO address
their communications to "The EXPOSI-
TOR" instead of to the editor, person.
ally. This is necessary to insure prompt
attention.
We want correspondents in every
village in this section. We do not eX-
pect them to understand the news
paper business, or write editorials.
Send us the news and we will put it in
shape. Bear this in mind and let US
hear from you.
If your boy manifests desire to go
out West and eXterminate Indians
urge him to start at once. He will re-
turn home in day or two and thank
you with tears in his eyes for the privi-
lege of saving half cord of wood
before breakfast.
The following persons took in the
cheap excursion to Saginaw Monday
j. ID. McKeith, Levi Morrill,, Jr., Frank
Landro, w. b. Saville, a. DePeel.
Will j. Rapley, Bert Rollins, Grant
Holden and Fred Palmer. They report
a rather rainy time.
On Wednesday of this week, Charles
j. Seeley, editor of the Marine City
Magnet, was united in marriage to Miss
May Strevel, of Jeddo. We extend
congratulations and here's hoping that
the Magnet will enter upon a new era
of prosperity with the help and Coop
Grafton of the guide WIFE,"
S. b. Stevens. V. s., performed a
scientific and delicate operation on a
colt of Jas. ]. Fraser's. The colt is now
doing well. Mr.. Stevens is having a
large practice in treating the diseases
OF domesticated animals and is meeting
with success in every case. a new adv.
appears for him in this issue.
We made an error last week in re-
gard to the date when the township
board of review would meet in Wal
lace's harness shop. The item should
have read May 10, 20 and 2l to review
the assessment roll. Another session
will be held May 20. q and % to cor
rect assessments. Tax payers who are
aggrieved can, at that time, get their
matters rectifed.
+. +. Law, secretary of the county
board of school examiners has COM
menced his spring and summer visits
to the schools of the county. We
cannot give Mr.. Law too much praise
for the earnest efforts he has put forth
in his school work and also for the sue
cess attained in placing the schools of
the county upon level with. if not on a
higher plane, than those of any neigh
boring county,
When person is far from home
there is nothing that brings so much
gladness to the heart as a letter from
loved ones. Now, newspaper is
nothing more than a letter-a large
budget of news and every one having
friends at distance should gladden. their
hearts by sending them q copy of the
EXPosIToR each week. 1t will be a
present that will carry JOY with 1t and
awaken old and familiar recollections.
Just now people who don't know
"what is the matter" would do well to
read up on patent medicines, and
"every man be his own DOCTOR" The
census man will soon be along, and he
will ask you what disease have you ?"