Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-09
YALE, St. Clair County. Mich, FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1890.

carriages, ,cnllQren express wagons, eJc.
Frank is looking forward tor a large
trade and we trust he may not be dis
appointed.
Your attention is directed to the
change of adv. for Holden ~ Waring in
this issue. "A new line of spring and
summer goods have just arrived. The
quality of their goods are at the top and
prices at the bottom.
A. II. Finn, Port Huron, district sec
retary Of Michigan Union Y. II. ). G. E.
requests that all societies in Huron,
Sanilac, and st. Clair counties, report to
him by mail at an early day giving
name. denomination. membership and
list of officers.
1t is sad to think that NebuchadneZ-
Ear after his gay life had to go to grass,
but sadder the thought that so many
men of promise and ability find early
garves by carelessness in not checking
a cold in its early stages by the use of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
NJ. p. Allen & Son, general merchants
present new adv. in this issue. This
firm handles large line of seasonable
goods and their stock is always com.
plete. They deal squarely and fairly
Will cftIyUOuy
right. Call and look over their stock.
Notice is hereby gwen that the notes
given in favor of the Champion
Company were made void by the agent,
Peter Hickey, on the 7th day of July
1889. Also two notes, drawn in favor
of above company in 1886, one for 1927
and one for 1923 were never given by
me. JOHN Ross.
Yale Tent. No. sc, h. o. Il. NJ. have
card in this issue announcing their
regular reviews. Sir knights should
make special effort to attend each
regular as it is important that you
should be acquainted with the working
of the order. One week from next
Tuesday evening is regular review.
a Spanish scientist has discovered
the secret of making soap out of grass
hoppers. If he would succeed in like
manner with potato bugs and bring as
siStants TO pick the raw material for
him, we would kick on all laws forbid
ding his admission to this country, even
if the soap would not answer in the
toilet.
Benz. Evans shipped carload of
cattle to Buffalo Saturday. Although
other buyers are waiting for raise in
prices, Benz. ships as regular as clock
work and is doing well both for the
farmer of whom he buys and himself.
There is not one person in this meek o
woods but would like to see Benz.
prosper.
The Flint q Pere Marquette com
pany have decided to add another fine
steamer to their Lake Michigan fleet,
and plans for a steel passenger and
freight boat, to cost $4,000, have been
adopted. II. w. Wheeler IL Co.. of
West Bay City. having the contract for
its construction The boat will run
between Manistee and Ludington, and
Milwaukee and Manitowoc.
The action of the supreme court in
declaring the high license law to be un-
constitutional will not have any mater
ial effect in liquor prosecutions; either
in convictions already made or in future
prosecutions. All these prosecutions,
whether for Sunday or holiday opening,
after hours. etc. are made not under the
law OF 1889, or any special statute, but
under the general laws of the state. In
all respect the law of 1887 and that of
1889 are substantially alike in regard to
the creation of offenses and aflixing
penalties therefor, so the wiping out of
the 80 act will have practically no effect
in this respect.
"On Tuesday evening last r.. s. Ben
natts, of this city, and Miss Addie
Richards, of Eu Glare, Wisconsin, were
married at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. Mr.. Banks. The bridegroom is a
member of the firm of Bond & Ben
natts, in the First ward, and he re-
ceives congratulations" The above
notice we clip from Every Sunday a
bright and spicy newspaper published
at Tacoma, state of Washington. Robt.
:. Bennatts. the groom in this happy
event, is well and favorably known in
this village and also in Peck where he
lived some years ago. We are pleased
to learn that Rob. is on the high road to
prosperity.
The celebrated Mason & Morgan Co.
will begin their two nights engage
ment at Central Hall, Friday May 9.
opening with the successful comedy
i'm four acts entitled "Uncle Dan1", a
drama descriptive of home life in New
England with the successful comedian
Silas Robinson (son of Yankee Robin
SOM in the title role. This is a clean,
WnOltoOutO uidillft, NlJl iull.
intermixed with sentiment and pathos.
In speaking of this company The EX-
PosIToR of December 18th, 1888, says
Lack of space in this issue forbids
us making an extended report of the
entertainments given by the Mason 81
Morgan combination. The three nights
they remained here the opera house
was well filled and they did justice to
the plays presented.
Agents of Geo. II. Lewis Monroe
Nursery were in town the greater part
of last week making their annual de-
livery of fruit and ornamental trees.
Agents were also at almost every sta
tiOn in this and the adjoining counties
making similar deliveries for Mr.. Lewis.
1t is about twelve years since Mr..
Lewis began to sell his trees in this
county and the large number he shipped
in this spring is the occasion for some
comment. Each year his shipments
have grown larger and this year ex-
ceeds them all. OF course the natural
inference is that he has done square
business. Those who have purchased
trees of him for the past ten years. so
far as we can learn, have found them
true to name and all thrifty, healthy
and nice bodied trees. His stock ship
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