Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10

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When great preparations were being
made in London for the celebration OF
the Great Queens Jubilee, loyal citizens
anxious to participate were rapidly cur
ing all their aches and pains before
hand, by generous use of Salvation
Oil.
Last Wednesday evening James
Cheeseman was given pleasant sur
prise by his Sunday-school class. They
came upon him "like thief in the
night" but meant no harm however.
He was presented with Il handsome
Oxford Bible.
Ayers Pills, being convenient eflica-
cious. and safe, are the best cathartic,
whether on land or sea, in city or coun-
try. For constipation, sick headache,
indigestion. and torpid fever, they new
er fail. Try box of them; they are
sugar-coated
Andrew DePeel is doing great deal
to boom Yale's building interests. At
ter selling his last built house to Henry
Doelle he Immediately started on two
more in the neighborhood of the Flax
Mill. TO so energetic man the town
is under an obligation.
1t is reported that another saloon is
to be started in the town. The lot
next to Wards saloon has been pur-
chased, it is said, and the barn which
was moved, under an injunction, from
Mr.. Landros lot, is to be placed upon 1T
to serve as palace drinking house.
The great DR.. BOerhaave left three
directions for preserving the health
keep the feet warm, the head cool, and
bowels open. Had he practiced in our
day. he might have added: and purify
the blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla; for
he certainly would consider it the best.
If a crowd of men happen to gather
suddenly in some public place, it is not
to be coniectured priori that it is eth
er a dog-fight or an unfortunate victim
of apopleXy. 1t may be, however. a
species of wind-stOrm to which the ex-
traordinary heat of politics is subject
ing the locality.
Our prosperous wool manufacturers,
G.. Andreae q Sons, are building new
warehouse across the street from their
factory. 1t surely speaks well for the
Messrs. Andreae that their industry has
grown so rapidly within the few years
comparatively in which they have been
established here.
The campaign has opened i'll earnest.
The Republican party will do all in their
power that the people may become ac-
quainted with the grand principles that
inspire the Republican party. Next
Monday evening Hon. }. X. BOies, one
of the most forcible speakers in all
Michigan. will address the Yale people
in Michaels hall.
Especial mention is due VIM. Cline
for his careful protection of our streets
in his new capacity as marshal. 1t is
but Just return for his faithful ser
vice. This is what our young town
needs at present: a marshal who will
see to it himself that the streets are
kept in an orderly condition, and that
the rights Of every tOwnSman are heed
ed
Yale will soon add another to its in
dustries. The new firm of Goheen 4
Young have placed a new and COM
plete stock of lumber in their yard near
Goheen's store. and now inform us of
their intention to put up very soon a
woodworking mill, for planning. turn
ing, saving, etc. and in connection a
furniture factory. Yale interests are
still on the rise.
c. II. Niggeman has been busy during
the week packing up his household eff
fects He will move to Croswell, where
| he intends engaging Ill the banking
business. In the last five or six years
| in which Mr.. Niggeman and his family
have lived in our midst they have gain
ed the affection of the whole commune
| ty. 1t is with sincere regret that we
| learn of their resolution to move to
another quarter. Croswell will have
won worthy villager and gentleman.
\ matter has just come before the
circuit court which is of interest to
Yale people. The +. q Il. NJ. manage
ment have petitioned that court for the
authority to abandon the 16t miles of
track between this place and Zion. The
company claim that when they pur-
chased the Port Huron d Northwest
ern r. r. stock it was part of the bar
| gain that it be made standard gauge
/ The company decided later that it
would be more advantageous for the
track to run straight from Yale to the
! tunnel under the st. Clair river. This
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! it has been run for the past seven
months at an expense of 5000, while
the receipts reached but S976.50. In
case the petition is granted the COM
pany will remove the track and allow
the right of way to go back to the orig
inal owners. Residents of Fargo are
protesting lercely. They claim the
understanding was, when they pledged
their moneyas q bonus that the road
should stand for 20 years, as specified
in the charter. 1t seems to be doubt
ful as to whether the road can possibly
! be removed.
The lecture announced for Mrs. Hell
en- M. Cougar to have taken place Sat
urday afternoon was necessarily post
poned until the evening owing to the
late arrival of Mrs. Cougar. However.
large audience awaited her in the M.
| E. church. 1t is unnecessary to ex-
press loud praise over the excellence Of
the speakers oratorical powers Mrs.
Cougar has a countrywide reputation.
She is always good. The cause she rep
resents surely has mighty promoter
in Helen NJ. Cougar. On Sunday aft
ernoOn she addressed very large