Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-06-19

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| thrown out of buggy and slightly
| hurt last Monday. The accident was
caused by the horse turning too short
and almost upsetting the rig.
| FoR SALE-Three valuable building
lots in Reid & McNutts addition also
two in Tappan q Laws addition. FoI
terms and further particulars call on j,
A. MenZies, EXPosIroR office, Yale.
| According to the resolution of the
village council, the street just north
of the railroad track running east
from Main street will be opened al
once and men are now employed
grading it.
| The time of year has once more
come around when mostly every man
you meet will tell you "its warm"
when an addition has to be built to a
thermometer to let the mercury go as
far it will.
CAUToN-Notice is hereby given that
persons using the property heretofore
! known as Maple street as public
thoroughfare without the consent OF
the undersigned will be prosecuted
w. w. GRINNELL.
Members of the Yale Chapter East
ern Star are requested to attend u pri-
vate reception to be given to members
of the Graduating Class at Central
Hall on Saturday evening, June %.
| BY order of committee.
A Lynn correspondent sends in the
following: "The Farmers Alliance or
ganized at Lynn has for ostensible OBJ
ject the publication of politics. Had
1t not better begin ut home? Its own
politics are not very pure"
Al. Crocker and jeff Berry, of Fargo,
were in the village last Saturday and
purchased two Waterloo top buggies
from JAS. II. Moore. Mr.. Moore
prices are right and consequently sells
large number of these vehicles.
For SALE.-A desirable residence in
the village of Yale. All conveniences.
Good barn, we'll, cistern and cellar.
Terms reasonable and on time. Would
take two village lots in part payment.
Apply at this office for further par
ticulars.
4 large gathering of relatives of
Thos. Rapley and family met with
them on Thursday evening of last
week in honor of old Mrs. Cooper,
mother of Mrs. Rapley, who was going
away the next morning. A pleasant
time was had.
5. j. WEIGH has sore hand at pre-
sene, the result of having q splinter
run into it some time ago. The
silver was removed at the time of the
accident, but gathering in the hand
last week put him in the doctors care
for Il few days.
| have for sale the Bay Port lime,
the cheapest and best in the market;
also hair, calcine, cement, salt, etc
ensiage corn for green fodder. The
highest price paid for any quantity of
wool delivered at my elevator in Yale.
II. j. MCPHEE.
1t is coniectured that a specific may
yet he found for every ill that the
flesh is heir to. However this may be,
certainly the best specific yet found
for diseases Of the blood is Ayers Sar-
-aparii la, and most diseases originate
from impure blood.
EsTCAY NoTcE.-Strayed into the
premises Of the undersigned, =. W. Of
the u. W. OF section 81, Speaker,
about the last of April, sheep. The
owner is requested to prove property,
pay Nllttl N0 sN.ltl AifN IL away Va ~ " III
be sold. GEORGE LITTLE. 5-3w
My father, ut the age Of about fif-
~, lost all the hair from the top Of his
head. After one months trial Of
Ayers Hair NlgOr, Tie har began
coming, and, in three months, he had
Il fine growth of hair OF the natural
color. -. j. Cullen, Saratoga Springs,
NY.
Up to Thursday night Of last week
the county treasurer had issued ~
liquor licenses. Thirty Port Huron
liquor dealers have taken out beer Ii
censes only. Not one has b. ken ont Il
$500 license. There are also many
dealers who have taken out no license
at all.
Grant Holden & Bros window is
adorned with Il beautiful peacock.
The bird was obtained from John
Turnhull and was stuffed and preserv-
ed by Ira Billman. The arctic owls
which are on exhibition in Messrs.
Holden's store have attracted consid-
cradle attention.
The Hav erly Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
will produce that popular play in
Central hall next Wednesday evening,
June "a. This is n first-class company,
come well recommended and will no
doubt give entire satisfaction. Seats
are now on sale at Grant Holden and
Bros store. Secure your tickets early.
The house of Mrs. Martin Menerey
west of this village, was struck by
lightning during the storm of Monday
evening, but was not much damaged
the chimney being partly destroyed.
few boards were also Knocked Off
the side of the building. Jennie Men
Grey, who was in the honse at the time,
was stunned by the shock.
Our street lamps have been cleaned
but the luxuriant growth of weeds and
grass along the sidewalk still remains.
There will in all probability be II large
number of visitors in our village on
the Fourth, and the person whose duty
it is to attend to this matter should
get move on and have our streets as
clean as possible on that occasion.
The races ut Croswell will be held
on June % and PC, commencing at
one O'Clock sharp each day. On the
first day game of base ball will take
place between the Croswell and SAM
lac Centre clubs, and another game
will to l,n nlaca on the second dnV he