Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-07
ExPOSITIONS.
Beautiful harvest weather.
Read Wallace's change of adv.

Beautiful harvest weather.
Read Wallace's change of adv.
A number of our citizens are taking
in the doings at Detroit.
Dust was three inches deep on some
of our streets the past week
A dog fight was the attraction on
Main street Tuesday evening.
1t doesn't follow that because goat
is butter, goat milk is butterlMflk.
Mrs. RObt. III. Menerey is suffering
with a very sore arm at present.
Never seek legal advice unless you
are rich enough to lose what you con-
tend for.
Ladies do not like to grow old. and
yet they're the very first to adopt new
wrinkles.
A 6-month-old child of Roger Welch
died the latter part of last week and
was buried on Sunday.
There is a deal of humanity in pro-
viding thin muslin cover for the
work horse in hot weather.
David Brown is now occupying his
new house on Orchard Hill, having
moved into it last Thursday.
The steam thresher is abroad in the
land, and the yield of wheat is max
ing the tiller of the soil feel happy.
Business is not very brisk with our
merchants at present on account of
the farmers being so busy harvesting.
Yale's new butcher shop will he i'm
operation in a few days. 1t will be i'm
the building just north of the Duffie
block.
Every available man and boy in the
village Is engaged pulling flax this
week. The yield will be very good
this season.
Frank Francis had the misfortune to
Jump on stone this week with a thin
soled pair Of shoes and sustained Sc
we're bruise.
Mrs. j. {. Hart left ut the ENPOSIToR
office on Monday, II peach grown on
her place at Clyde. Il is of fine varie-
~ and large.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
j A.. McCOLL. lift
John ID. Grinnell finished his work
putting up the machinery in the flax
mill at CrOswell this week and has re-
turned home.
English critics who have heard sev-
eral Fourth of July Orations, think
fmericas national flower should be
the crow-cllAs.
1t is expected that Columbus Bryce
will receive the appointment, of post
master III Lynn in the place Of John
Allen resigned.
1t needs only an event like the par
ade at Detroit on Tuesday 10 give one
an appreciation of what whOoping
big affair the war was.
About two incinerations a week is |
the average ut the Detroit cremator-
lum. The old prejudice against the
institution Is gradually disappearing.
\ load of the young folks left for
the swamps near Sanilac Centre on
Thursday last and remained until Sat |
urday, gathering in the huckleberrics.
James Hisey is in Toronto, Ont, re-
ceiving treatment for rheumatism. |
Jim's many friends will be pleased if |
he can only receive permanent relief. !
Keep in mind the grand harvest ball
To be given in Michaels' hall, Friday
evening, August Dist. Charlie is spar
ing no pains to make.this treat to all. !
The wooden mills in this village are
making things hum i'm their vicinity. !
All hands are working full time and |
occasionally they have to work over
time.
The Yale Comedy Co. have decided |
To give their entertainment on the ev-
ening of Tuesday, August 18th. Ev- |
eryone should prepare for good |
laugh.
1t has been figured that the average
cost of rearing young man to the age |
of 81 is 81 300. Great Cesar. Wonder !
why someone didn't figure this out
before.
E. Wells True, grain and wool buyer
of Armada, was i'll town on Saturday
last. While here, he purchased the |
wool grown by ;. o. Welch and j. G. |
McKenna.
Miss Ribble, of Roseburg, has started
u dressmaking business in the building
Just south of James Browns on Main
street. Give her call when you want
work done.
VIM. Mason, well-to-do farmer
living near Brockway, is having his
barn raised up and an eight-foot wall
built under it. VIM. Blackford has
the contract.
APPRENTICE WASTEp.-A boy IL
years old who can talk German fluent
ly, to learn the harness makers trade.
For further particulars call on Jas.
Wallace, Yale. lift