Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
ExPOSITIONS.

Fall fairs are the next attraction.
School will commence next Monday.
Wall paper at Grant Holden 4 Bros.
Annual school meeting next Monday
evening.
Mamie Tappan is i'll at her home
with measles.
Keep in mind the date of the Port
Huron fair-Sept. 22-25.
Read the letter from Dan Mcleod,
of Interior, in this issue.
VIM. Secord is sinking crock well
on Geo. IL. Mustard's lot.
5. o. Welch & Son are improving
their roller mill by d coat Of paint.
Mary Hayes, of Port Huron, has re-
sumed her class in music in this place.
Call and see Grant Holden q Bros
fine assortment of wall papers and
borders.
Hickey ~ Walker are raising up their
grain house and will put a stone wall
under it,
Born, TO the wife of Jason Clark, at
Saginaw, on August 10th, a son. Jason
is happy.
Over 81, $50 has already been sub
scribed for fair ground and race track
at Brown City.
Ferdinand Doelle has been carrying
his arm in a sling, as the result of one
of Jobs comforters.
DIR. ID. NJ. Langan has been very low
the past week with typhoid fever at DR..
Howel's near Melvin.
Sorry he asked-'Can you tell me
what is eaten ut II love feast" She
why, ice cream of course
The foundation to William SCOTS
new house in the Chamberlain addition
is being built by A. Award.
Judson Black moved his household
goods to Deanville this week where ne
will reside permanently hereafter.
Chancey Kelly has invented new
tangled pump With which he will pump
Mill creek dry-so says Phil Walker.
A social dancing and pedro party
was given by the Yale Comedy Co. i'll
Central hall last Thursday evening.
Call and see the large stock of carpet
warp in assorted colors at Fred I. Pal
mer q Co.'s before buying elsewhere.
have for sale the Bay Port lime,
the cheapest and best in the market;
also hair, calcine, cement, salt, ETC.,
III. j. McPHEE, Yale.
The carpenter work on Henry How
avs house is completed and the plas-
terers will go to- work on the same this
week.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter, o.
Il. s., next week Thursday evening. A
full attendance of members is earnest
ly requested.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
JAS. McCoLL. lift
Joel Shades has been engaged the
past three days taking the school CEN
sus. He finds $40 children of school
age in this district.
Stephen Melaney left head of oats
at this office last Saturday which con-
tanned 800 kernels. 1t was grown on
his farm north of here.
The American Express company will
give the business men Of Yale free de-
livery hereafter. This is good act on
the part of the company.
A change of adv. appears in this is
sue for Robt. NJ. Lothian the live gro
Ger. Don't drop the paper until you
find, read and profit by it.
Nothing adds SO much to a persons
appearance as fine thick head of hair
of even color, and to assure this use
only Halls Hair Remover.
John Darcy, who was arrested for
participating in a fight recently, was in
town Wednesday and paid his fine
amounting TO 5000 and costs.
Grant Holden & Bro. have just re-
ceived large stock of wall paper and
borders and invite the citizens of Yale
to call and see what they have.
APPRENTICE WASTED.-A boy II years
old who is steady and desires TO learn
the harness makers trade. For furth-
or particulars call on James Wallace,
Yale. lift
Z. +. Law, late secretary of the coun-
ty school examiners, has associated
himself with City Engineer Rogers and
will do private engineering.-Port HUI
ron Daily Times.
John ID. Grinnell, who has been act
ing as advance agent for the Yale Com
edy Company, has returned home.
The boys will hold forth at Croswell
this friday evening.
Died-On Saturday, August Goth, at
her home in the township of Grant,
Mrs. Maggie Youngs, sister of Phillip
McDougall, aged 81 years. The funer-
nj was held on Tuesday, Rev. Bennett
officiating. The remains were inferred
in Spring Hill cemetery. Deceased
leaves a husband and three children.