Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-24

fine large barn on the rear of his lot
in the village.
Peter Pyne is making extensive inn
provements on the interior of the
Commercial House.
NJ. NJ. Daniels representing the
Cleveland Type Foundry called ON us
this week Wednesday.
A. +. jackson has purchased sa-
loon in Port Huron and devotes the
most of his time in that city.
John d. Jones is fitting up the rooms
over the postoflice and they will .be
used by w. Cowing as a law Office.
Roger Barrett has made many inn
provements about his house and prem
ises of late and he now has neat
place.
A change of adv. appears in this is
sue for w. III. Palmer, 1t is located
on front page and should be read by
everybody.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale ut the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
JAS. MCCOLL. lift
II. Doelle this week purchased the
lot on Main street just north of IL.
Aliens and will erect brick block on
the same next spring. More such en-
terprising men is what Yale wants.
Anderson q Company, of Port Hur-
on, are wanted i'll Saginaw. The I'M
provement Company of that city offers
them site, new buildings and $4,000
in cash, but Anderson & Co. will not
move.
In letter from Donald Macarthur,
of Washington, he says he has been
quite sick of late also that he does not
like the country as we'll as he thought
he would. Wages are not any better
than here.
The members of Yale tent X. o. Il.
NJ. were treated to ice cream and cake
by j. +. LutZ at the regular review
Tuesday evening. Ed was elected
delegate to represent the tent at Jack
son in August.
Jas. IL. Moore informs us that he
sold and set up five binders on Mon
day, two on Tuesday and four on
Wednesday. This firm are doing
rushing business and we are pleased
to learn this fact.
About twenty large panes of glass
in the rear of the high school building
have been broken during the past
month. 1t is too bad that the perpe-
traitors of such n dastardly act could
not be brought to justice.
A slick swindler has been collecting
n dollar apiece from the northern
Michigan farmers for worthless GER
tificate that entities the holder to pur-
chase goods in the larger cities of the
state at wholesale prices.
The children of A. McGregor, in this
village, have suffered with scarlet fe-
yer of late, although none of the cases
proved fatal. The.little ones have all
recovered, but Mrs. McGregor is now
laid up with the disease.
Don't be discouraged about that &C.
zema till you have given Ayers Sar-
saparilla a persistent trial. Six bottles
of this medicine cured the complaint
for George :. Thomas, OF Ada, Ohio,
when all other remedies failed TO af-
ford any relief.
c. Andrcac d Sons, proprietors of
the Yale Wooden Mills, have bought 50
far this season over 10000 pounds of
wool, for which they have paid an av-
erage of over 20 cents per pound.
They are still buying wool and paying
% cents for the best grades.
The evils resulting from habitual
cOstiveneSs are many and serious; but
the use of harsh, drastic purgatives is
quite as dangerous. In Ayers Pills,
however, the patient has mild bnt
effective aperient, superior to all 9TH
ers, especially for family use.
The narrow gauge engine No. III,
together with six fiat cars and all the
steel rails taken from the Black River
division were loaded on standard
gauge flats and taken to Port Huron
Wednesday and will be used on the
Almont and Sand Beach divisions.
A goodly number of our lads and
lassies gave a surprise party at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holden's last Monday even
ing in honor of Nellie Loughead, Mrs.
Holden's young sister. The evening
was success in every way, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden doing their best to make
it so.
Brockway Lodge, No. 3lG, +. & A.
NJ. wish to tender vote of thanks to
the ladies of the Eastern Star and 9TH
ers who helped get up the supper and
entertain the guests at the doings on
st. Johns day, June oath. They feel
very grateful towards these ladies for
the assistance rendered.
In his native land, whenever Span
lard eats a peach or pear by the road
side, he digs hole in the soil and
plants the seed. Consequently on the
highways of Spain, fruit grows in great
abundance and may be picked by any
one. America might follow this GUS
tom to great advantage.
LOST CoAT.-Somewheres between
one mile south of Brockway and Yale,
IL light gray coat containing pass
book and several notes in favor of O.
w. Gleason. The owner is friend of
the undersigned and the finder will re-
ceive liberal reward by leaving it at
my Office. HARVEY TAPPAN.
Brother Murray, of the Port Huron
Sunday Herald, says that the Fourth
of July poetry, which the Yale Demo-
crat claims as original, has been going
the rounds of the papers for twenty
five years. Perhaps! But it was a
chair n raising" surprise for the DEM
ocrat's poetry tiend to learn that fact.
Lynn II. Peck was in town last Mon
day, and moved his household goods
to Dryden. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck have
made many friends in and around