Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-14

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be the best ball ever held in the hall.
Notice Geo. Coughs change of adv.
in this issue. Now is Il good time to
get your photograph taken, and you
cannot do better in price and quality
of work than by giving George n
chance.
The f. & p. NJ. will give cheap rates
over their road to Port Huron next
Tuesday, July Is. One fare for the
round trip. John Robinson's Great
World Exposition will hold forth in
Port Huron on that day.
Jas. Wallace came home from Case
Vile on Monday but returned again
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Wallace
says that himself and family are as
comfortable as can be and are enjoy
ing their outing immensely.
Mrs. VI. Ii. Taylor visited friends in
Detroit during the G.. A. II. Encamp-
ment, and while in the city bought Il
new line of dress goods, infants wear,
and novelties generally. Call and look
them over. The prices will suit.
A number of the Maccabees will be
initiated into the Oriental degree at the
regular review next Tuesday evening.
All those who desire the degree and
have not as yet taken it should hand
in their names before that night.
Martin Menerey has been suffering
with Il very sore foot for week past.
He cut it and blood poisoning set in
which was followed by erysipelas.
| He is able to be around again and eX-
poets to be rs good as new in Il few
days.
Much injury is done by the use of
irritating, gripping compounds taken as
| purgatives. In Ayers Pills, the pa
tent has mild but effective cathartic,
that can be confidently recommended
alike for the most delicate patients as
well rs the most robust.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist of Port Huron,
will be away on his vacation from
August Nth to 3lst. His brother, DIR.
+. A. Cornell who has been with him
for some time will take charge of his
practice in his absence. l4-2
More new type and another supply
of note heads, envelopes, ETC., receiv-
ed at the EXPOsIToR Office the past
week. If in need of stationary call on
us and we will do your work in the
best style, with the latest designs of
type, and at right prices.
During the storm last Sunday even
ing, EnOs Clarke's barn, southwest of
this village, was struck by lightning.
No damage was done except the de-
molshing of one of the posts. 4 part
of Jas. G.. McKenna's fence between
the house and the barn was also de-
stroyed.
Rev. f. =. Bennett,of Yale, formerly
pastor of the NJ. +. church here, has
spent several days in town within the
past two weeks. He occupied the pull
pit in the Presbyterian church during
the union services on Sunday evening
last. He delivered very able dis
cOurse.-lIuon Times.
A. Hicks and and w. :. stone, of
Richmond, +. +. button, of Detroit, will
he here to take prominent part in the
Comedy Co.'S. show next Thursday ev-
ening. The boys have prepared a first
class program and the show is guaran-
teed To he strictly first class; nothing
OF the vulgar being allowed.
The managers of the Fremont
Grange picnic have completed all
necessary arrangements for II first
class time Mt Crouse's grove, Roseburg,
next Wednesday, August 10. The
Yale Comedy Company band will liv-
en- proceedings with their best music.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Yale has n first class comedy COM
pany of home talent. The company
propose to give one of their perform
ances in Yale at an early date, after
which they will make II tour of the
Thumb. They have fine band and
orchestra and give good show. Sand
Beach will probably catch 'em.-Huron
Times.
A travelling man remarked the other
evening that Yale had two or the neat
est and best drug stores in the "Thumb"
those of Grant Holden & Bro. and
+. w. Julian & Co. Right you are, Mr..
Man, and the proprietors intend to
hold that reputation by strict attention
to business and keeping first class
stock of goods.
Ezra Freeman is busily engaged
tearing down the building on Main
street lately purchased of Huldah
Morrill, south of John IIoskin's tailor
shop. He will erect a fine new resi-
dence in its place. The building is an
old landmark and built of logs, hav-
ing been erected by Nicholas DePeel,
deceased, in 1854.
LUMBER.-I have on hand and for
sale at rock bottom prices lumber, lath,
and shingles. Am receiving three car
loads per week and intending builders
will do we'll in calling on me before
purchasing. Best culled shingles from
S0cts upwards per thousand. My yard
is the cheapest place in town to buy
shingles. lm6 j. ID. JONES, Yale.
Levi Morrill,, jr., left for Detroit on
Wednesday where he has accepted
position as state agent for the National
Investment and Negotiating Co., of
Chicago, at a salary of Sl25 month
and expenses. He will be located i'm
Detroit. Levi is well qualified to fill
the position, and the EXposIroR Joins
with his many friends in wishing him
abundance Of success.
In this age of keen competition a
man must advertise, and advertise
widely. He must give the same atten-
ton to his advertising as he does to his
stock and store. An advertisement
forms an impression on the mind of
the reader, and it means a great deal to
the advertiser that the impression be a
favorable one and that It be fully sus-