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

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erected pole on the post Office corner
on which floats the stars and stripes
each public holiday, and other special
occasions.
Tappan and Law have set out Ga fino
trees on their Addition to the Village,
Their plat is valuable addition to
Yale and is going to be a very desir-
able place for residences.
Phil McDougall, now a popular agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Co.. of
N. Y. has been Spending a few days In
town taking a number of risks. Phil is
first class fellow, represents a first
class company and should have first
class success.
los. Gaffney, of Brown City.will give
grand ball and supper in his hotel
this friday evening. He will move
out of the hotel next Monday, having
traded the hotel for so acres of land
north east of Brown City. He will
quit hotel business and follow farming
in the future.
Jas. Ii. Moore presents a change of
adv. for the perusal of the readers of
the ExPosIToR in this issue. His large
warehouse on Main-st is filled to over
flowing with agricultural implements,
wagons. buggles, etc. AL standard makes
tached. Call when in the village.
The head officers of the F. g. p. NJ. r..
II. were here Wednesday looking over
the station house and grounds. They
decided to add sixty feet to the east end
of the station house. thereby giving
more space for the Office, freight and
waiting rooms. In the rear of the depot
the ground is very low which will be
filled in with gravel.
Joe w. Selden, deputy collector of In
ternal Revenue for the fourth division
of the First District of Michigan, will
be at the Rapley house in Yale. on the
Cd day of May. 1890, from a. m. to 10
a. m, for the accommodation of special
taxpayers. Taxpayers will be expected
to be on hand promptly and also to
make their own change.
A meeting of the stockholders in the
National Loan and Investment Co. was
held in Drake e. Gillett's Office Wednes-
day evening and the following officers
elected:-A. w. Ferguson, president;
II. Andreae, vice-president: G. II. Mig.
geman. treasurer; G.. ). Ney, secretary.
Board of directors-B. II. Noble, w. V.
Andreae, II. NJ. Lothian, j. &. Holden.
Brown. Z. II. Drake, attorney.
The stallion show held on the fair
ground in this place last Saturday was
not so much OF success as was antici-
pated-only ten entries being made
In the heavy draft class, mark Master"
owned by Robt. Martin, of Cros-
well, took first prize, and Logic the
Laird" owned by j. Kennedy, of En-
met, second. General purpose-"Dalry
Chief" owned by l.. Morrill,, ST., Yale,
first, and young Lord Haddo" the pro-
perty of Jas.J. McGrath. Kenockee, sec
Ond. Carriage-"Cyclone" owned by
VIM. G. Cooper. OF Capac, first. The
bad condition of the roads kept many
away that would otherwise have bean
present.
Secretary Law of the County Board
of Examiners has compiled a program
of Arbor Day Exercises for the use of
the schools OF st. Clair County. This
program is printed in pamphlet of
twelve pages, and the cost of printing
and mailing has been paid by Port
Huron firms who advertise in it, thus
saving all expense TO the County. A
of copies have been sent to every
teacher in the County. 1t seems hardly
necessary to urge the desirability and
propriety of setting ont trees on school
grounds. 1t is hoped that teachers,
pupils, officers, and patrons will take
advantage of this fine set Of exercises
and plant trees as Mr.Law recommends;
for to add refinement and beauty to
school premises. means TO refine and
educate the natures of the pupils.
The last part of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne's Elixir Of Life" is published
in the April number of LippincOtts
Magazine. This is version, hitherto
of the theme of THE
Bloody Footstep,' also treated by Haw-
thorne in Doctor Grimshaw's Secret"
"Septimius Felton," The Doliver
Romance" etc. Mr.. Julian Hawthorne,
by drawing attention to the similarities
and discrepancies between this and
other versions, presents an interesting
study of the great romancer's methods
of work; and by paraphrasing such por-
tiOns of the MS. as are repeated In the
published stories above named, imparts
To the whole the character of complete
and rounded tale. The publication of
this precious Ms. has created wide at
tention and interest in the literary
world. The first part was published in
the last January number, and each sue
ceeding part has but added to the inter-
est then created.
The white House." to most people
means flat. twO-stOry, unpicturesq
white house, as the view generally
given of it shows the several plain
north front; but there are many other
views of the home of our president,
and we are indebted to Demorest's
for laying them before us.
The May number of tins popular Mag
aZine literally takes You to Washing
ton and shows you the white House"
from every point of view. as well as
its charming surroundings. The seven.
teen beautiful illustrations will give
yOn a better idea of the nations Execu-
tive Mansion than you could possibly
gain by personal visit; and never before
has it been so fully and beautifully
illustrated. This feature alone will
make the May number of Demorest's
Family Magazine have phenomena
sale: and those who are SO fortunate
as To possess il, Will find in it q fund Of
and amusement. contain-
ing. as it does. nearly two hundred ILL
n AZ rationc emhelliebinU suph articles &c