Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-28

pears at the EXPosIToR Office one day
this week for which we return our
heartfelt thanks.
Having decided to go out of the lum-
Der BUSINESS, will sell my stock at a
sacrifice to clean it out. If in need of
lumber it will pay you to call and see
me. q ). k. Young.
Jas. A. Menzies, of the Yale ExPosI-
TOR was the guest of the Republican II
part of last Saturday. 1t might be re-
membered that Mr.. Menzies runs one
of the best local papers in the eth Dist.
-Sanilac Co. Republican.
Hon. John X. Boies, of Hudson,
Mich, whom many of our t6wnspeople
will remember as having lectured in
the village last fall during the cam
paign in the interest of the Republi-
can party, died at Washington last
Friday night.
One week from next Monday, Sept
eth, school will begin with the follow
ing corps of teachers Principal, j. G..
| Thorpe; LIST intermediate, Miss Armi-
tage; 2nd intermediate, Mrs. Drum
mond; LIST Primary, Miss Grinnell; 2nd
Primary, Miss Cole.
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils-no sooner does one heal
than another makes its appearance. A
thorough course with Aver Sarsapar-
lila, the best of blood purifiers, eifectu-
ally puts an end to this annoyance.
We recommend trial.
Few children can be induced to take
physic withOuta struggle, and no Won
! der-most drugs are extremely nause-
| ha fro
being sugar-coated, are eagerly swal-
! lowed by the little ones, and are, there
fore, the favorite family medicine.
Jos. Ticlnor has photograph of the
smallest engine in existence. The en-
CINE was made by his brother living in
! Parkhill, Ont, and Is shown standing
on collar button with Il common
house fly by its side. One of the fiy's
wings would cover the engne.-St.Clair
| Republican.
! A long-headed Ohio editor very wise
| ly says: can honest man will pay for
| his paper before he orders it stopped; u
scoundrel sneaks off and lets the post
master notify the publisher that the
paper remains in the post Office, be-
cause the person TO whom it was sent
had left for parts unknown.
Last Friday afternoon a lawyer rep
resenting Robinson, the boot and shoe
manufactures of Detreit, accompanied
by Sheriff Macarthur, of Lapeer, effect
ed an entrance into the rear of the
store now run by G. G.. White, and
packed up Sl20 worth of boots and
shoes that they claimed belonged to
Robinson. No one molested them.-
Inlay City Times.
DIR. A. Howell was kicked by one of
his horses last Thursday afternoon mt
his farm near Melvin, and his right
arm was broken at the elbow and the
! flesh cut and bruised in Il fearful man
ner. The doctor got into his buggy
and drove to Yale all alone 70 have
the arm set and the wounds dressed.
Dr. Ney aid the job and Or. Howell is
now improving nicely.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather full house greeted the Yale
Comedy Company ut Central hall last
Thursday evening. The program pre-
scented was very good despite the fact
! that some who promised to assist failed
! 70 put in an appearance. The boys are
at present on Il tour of the Thumb, and
will no doubt meet with crowded
| houses wherever they show.
For RENT-One hundred acres of
first class farming land, one mile north
of Yale. The land is all cleared and
in the best of condition. Well fenced
and watered; contains two bearing or
chards, two good barns, COW barn, and
other out buildings, all in good repair.
For particulars apply on the premises,
to William Williams, or TO his address
at Yale, Mich. l4-2m
Mr.. Matzen, who was head miller in
III. w. Wilson's mill when it was burn
ed, will move to Yale, where he has
leased -four mill. Mr.. Matzen and
family have made many friends while
here who will be sorry to see them
leave, though glad that there is good
opening for him at Yale. He is rated
as an A l miller and will doubtless
work up good trade in his new loca-
tion.-Marlette Leader.
Lewis Bow comes out with card in
the Democrat this week stating that
trains never stop on the crossing longer
than the law allows. We never doubt
ed Mr.. Bows veracity, and will only
say in this case that he is mistaken.
Were it necessary we could produce u
number of reputable people who would
vouch for our statement of last week
in reference to Main street being OBJ
structed by freight trains.
An exchange truthfully says: The
secret Of the growth of any place is
mainly owing to the inducements and
encouragements offered strangers to
settle in the place. Encourage active
and worthy men whether they have
money or not. Stimulate every legiti-
mate enterprise by giving it all the
friendly aid in your power. Cultivate
a public spirit and help your neighbor.
Talk well of your town, of its growth,
it's prospects, its advantages, and, in
fact, everything likely to promote its
welfare.
Last Saturday morning the sidewalk
in front of Palmer store presented the
appearance of the floor OF n slaughter
house, owing to the blood spilled there.
The night previous John Darcy and
John Cole met there and INDUCED in a
rough-and-tumble fight and it was
Darcy's gore that was spilled. The
combatants were summoned to appear
before Justice Gillett on Tuesday
when Cole was acquitted as il was