Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
YALE St. Clair County, Mich, FRIDAY, March H. 1890.


their safe cracked. About 80 IN cash
was taken, besides can of peaches,
some crackers and cheese and jewelry
was the amount of plunder carried away
The Presidents coat pocket protrud-
ed SO much at the recent Florida fish
ing that some one asked the reason why.
Its only bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup" the handsome gentleman eX-
plahied;"I never travel mile without
! it,
Last Friday evening Mrs. Carter re-
ceived pleasant surprise from Misses
Fannie and Pearl Matthews, Leanata
Billman, Will Foster and Albert Cow
ing. An enjoyable evening was spent
in telling fortunes and other amuse-
ments.
w: H. Garlick. late of the Rapley
house at Yale, has had charge of the
Huron house Office since Monday. He
is tirst-rate hotel man.--Hnron Go.
Times. Wills many friends here join
with the EXPosITOR in wishing him
success wherever no is.
Weare pleased to note that Will Toal,
clerk in Z. a. Wells drug store passed
a very satisfactory examination at
Grand Rapids last week. Will is now
a Registered Pharmacist which will be
hailed with Joy by his numerous friends
In this village and elsewhere.
We are informed that Tom Howay,
q former employe of n. w. Ferguson ~
Co.. Of this place. has secured position
in Loder's hardware store. Port Huron.
1t is also reported that Tom was mar
red lately to Miss Rankin. Our best
wishes are with Tom in his undertake
ings.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages.
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts of title. Yale Bank of B. X.
Noble. 24-3m
VIM. V. Mcintyre, a resident of our
village for few years past, has sold his
house and lot to Henry Slight, of Lynn,
who will move into the village and take
possession Of his new home on Monday
next. Mr.. Mcintyre is moving to his
farm near Roseburg.
Jas. Livingston 81 Co.. our enterpris-
ing Flax men have extended their Oper-
ations in this county by leasing the
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same for flax mill. Flax seed will be
furnished and general business of this
industry will henceforth be transacted
ut this point.
w. w. Grnnell after an absence of
over three months has resumed his po-
sitiOr ~ telegraph operator at the sta
ton Y. j. Fuller, who filled the va
cancy while Mr.. Grinnell was collecting
T., ~ ,tt cictn nt
ut Baldwin. BILLY as he is generally
rallcu. is the right man in the right
lace and his friends say success to him.
The many relatives and friends of H.
Holden (son OF James liolden). will be
pleased to learn that he passed II sue
ceSsful medical examination at Belle
vue college at New York. which he has
been attending the past winter. Geo.
w. McKinnOn, at one time partner in
the firm of Hollywood ~ McKinnon in
this place. also received his "sheepskin,"
and both of these gentlemen may now
be addressed as DR.
The iish-pond social given in the NJ.
p. church last (Thursday) evening. for
the benefit of Rev. w. II. Gillett, was a
success both financially and socially.
The church was crowded to the doors
dut CNClrohc chJoyCu tiC piVSidni
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion. The fsh-pond was well patron
| lied and caused no small amount of
amusement. Over S25 was uetted.
The Grand Trunk is adopting nov
city that all travellers will appreciate.
This is station indicator. In one end
of the car is box filed with cards con-
tanning the name of each station on the
route. When train starts ont cord
attached to Il lever in box is pulled,
and card drops into view, showing the
name of the next station. Thus every
passenger who is not blind may know
the station the train is approaching
without making any effort Of inspira-
tiOn to interpret the enigmatical calls
of the train men.
For some time past it has been ru-
mored that G. Andreae 81 Sons, of this
place, were making arrangements to
build and operate an Oat mea, mill at
this point. This week the report was
verified by Rudolph Andreae, one of
the firm, who gave the following partic.
ulars to a representative of the Expos
ITOR. The building will be 32 iS and
four stories high. Its capacity will re-
quire 500 bushels of oats per day, which
Will CltdeC q idISc utHidnu. anu tIiiht ~
good market for oats at this place. The
fact that this enterprise will be con-
Quoted by G. Andreae IL Sons is in it.
self an almost absolute surety of the
success of the concern, as these gentle
meh are thorough wideawake and sue
cessful business men.
, Last Monday evening after the count
of the village election was completed
and our worthy bachelor president-elect
was sitting at his lireside, comfortably
resting after the arduous duties of the
day. he suddenly became aware Of the
fact that sweet and melodiOus strains
Of music were gently vibrating the at
mosphere outside his peaceful dwell
ing. Being naturally of a bashful and
retiring disposition, and not thinking
that it could possibly be connected with
himself in any manner he allowed the
discoursing to continue for some time
without interruption; but finally pluck
ing up courage he commenced an
investigation which soon resulted
In the revelation that several of his
young friends of the fair sex were sere-
nading him. 1t is said that as soon as a
lull occurred in the music, he pulled him
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