Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-21

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every reader should not fail to peruse.
Prof. Whitney, the celebrated Whit
ney family cOrnet player, will play at
Michaels Easter ball. Don't fail to hear
him.
The Patrons of Industry have been
holding oyster suppers in the different
school districts lately and report good
times.
Samuel Gray, of the firm of Gray Il
Robinson, Peck, was in the village We'd
nesday morning on his way to Port
Huron.
Steve Curvin has sold his house and
lot to George Ella, and bargained for
the house and lot now occupied by Geo.
V. Reid.
Frank Weston and Chas. Adams who
have been working in the north woods
for some time have returned home look
ing well.
Rev. 5. y. Hill has returned from
Vassar where he has been visiting his
son. lie had a severe attack of la grippe
while away.
Miss Hattie Ewell, who has been
working in the Woolen Mill in this
place, returned to her home in Rich
m0nd last week.
VIM. V. Andreae is away this week
collecting for T.. Andreae IL Sons. He
will go as far as st. Ignace and expects
to return Saturday.
| MONEY I have now completed ar
rangements to loan money OH real es-
tate at a low rate of interest. HARVEY
TAPPAN. Yale. Mich. 4-4
We are giving some big bargains in
clothing this spring. Call and see us be-
fore buying. A. Siegel u Son, 2ll.
| Huron Ave-, Port Huron.
Rev. Ira Billman was unable to full
| fill his appointment ut the Bidleman
school house last Sunday on account of
injuring his eye with a brush.
Keep in mind the spring horse show
which will be given by the business
men of Yale on Saturday, April II. Do
your best to make it a success.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, who
have been visiting at III. Aliens for
some time, returned to their home in
Sand Beach Wednesday morning.
Rodger Barrett has had the house,
lately purchased of Thos, Young. new
( ly clap boarded and otherwise fitted up
and when painted viii make neat res
idence.
John Grinnell is very sick with Sc
we're cold and other ailments at the res
idence of his son William. The old
gentleman is very feeble, beng in his
8lst year.
Read the notice Of the annual meet
ing Of the township board, also the reg
! iStratiOn and election notices for town
ship of BrockWay in another column Of
] this issue.
Rev. w. II. Gillett. will preach in the
! NJ Il. church next Sunday evening at
theTegular hour, subject. Things we
do not understand Every body invit-
ed To attend.
James Cogley, of Emmett, dealer in
agricultural implements, and one OF the
solid men of that village. was in Yale
Tuesday. He made the EXPosIToR a
pleasant call.
Notwithstanding the desperate con-
ditioD of the roads there was large
crowd at the Martin Bros sale, and
every thing sold for a good price. The
sale footed up to over 81, POO.
Alex. Monroe. of Winnipeg, Manito-
ba, son of Martin Monroe,of this place,
who has been visiting friends in Bay
City and other points in the state left
here for his home Tuesday morning.
We intend to make a speciality of
horse bills this spring and owners and
managers will do well to get our prices
before ordering elsewhere. All orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Carter left Monday morning for
Melvin TO visit friends and expects to
be gone about two or three weeks.
She will call on friends at Valley Cen
ire and Brown City before returning
home.
Farm for sale cheap. The s. w. of
section 10, town of Brockway, contain
ing ia acres, 60 acres cleared. known
as the Abram Phillips place. Will be
sold for much less than 1t is worth. Yale
Bank of Is. II. Noble. AZ
Farmers and others take notice. Fer
tiizing Salt for sale at McPhee's Eieva-
tor at $500 per ton. A mixture OF Salt.
bonedust, phosphate of lime, plaster.
etc. making it the cheapest and best
fertilizer on the market. 45
In letter from l.. II. Whitmore, at
one time an employe of the ExPosIToR
Office, and we'll and favorably known in
this village, he says he is doing well, be-
ing business manager of the Marysville
(Cal.) Daily Democrat. We wish Lew
any amount Of prosperity.
Mrs. w. II. Ballentine, who has been
in Port Huron with her daughter Jen-
ME the past week returned to this place
Monday and visited with her daughter.
Mrs. +. II. Drake, over night. Mr.. Bal
lentine drove up and took her home
with him Tuesday morning
81 am Sir Oracle. and when / open
my lips let no dog bark" j am bene-
factor to the human race, greater than
he who has taken cities. built railroads
and made the lightning to speak, have
done more than these, have killed pain
and my name is Salvation Oil.
Mrs. F.Sweeney and son Thomas were
called to East Saginaw Tuesday on ac-
count of old Mr.. Sweeney being at the
point of death. The old gentleman
was taken to st. Mary's hospital
short time ago for treatment. lie died
Tuesday and was buried at Mt. Pleasant.
$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