Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-17

day morning, Mrs. Thos. Darcy was
severely stung around the head and
| face by nest of "yelloW jackets"
which She accidentally stirred up.
President Holden and Trustee Grin
nell were at Capac last Friday inspect
! ing the system of waterworks adopted
! by that town. These gentlemen were
not very fayorably impressed with the
| system.
Mrs. III. Darcy and son Willard have
gone back to st. Louis to reside. Mrs.
Darcy intends to return to Yale when
the fall trade opens. In the meantime
| Miss Wilson viii remain in charge of
the millinery store.
Daniel Foley, of Mt Salem, called at
! the ENPosIroR office on Tuesday, and
informs Us that he will give special
prize of So to the winner of dog race
at the fall fair. Now, boys, get your
dogs in trim to compete for the prize.
Ayers Hair Nigor has long held the
! first place, as Il hair dressing, in the
estimation of the public. Ladies find
that this preparation gives a beautiful
gloss to the hair, and gentlemen use it
to prevent badness and cure humOrs
III the scalp.
Thos. Emery, who was arrested two
months ago and has since been in jail
at Detroit awaiting trial, has been re-
leased on suspended sentence, having
pleaded guilty to forging his employ
ers' name, Geo, {. Green, to a $500
money order.
have for sale the Bay Port lime,
the cheapest and best in the market;
also hair, calcine, cement, salt, ETC.,
ensilage corn for green fodder. The
| highest price paid for any quantity Of
wool delivered at my elevator in Yale.
| III. j. MCPnEE.
The Brown City Bee has been sold to
Chas. Fox, who took charge this week.
Geo. Hen, of our village, will take the
position of foreman, and will move
there with his wife next week. George
is good workman and will take care
of the Bees interests.
Yale wants-a fire engine; its side
walks repaired; II street sprinkler for
| Main street; more manufactures; II
! first class tailor; less dead beats; and
about five hundred more subscribers
| to the EXPOsIToR, to make it the BAN
ner town of Michigan.
As there is no royal road to learning,
so there is no magical cure for disease.
| The effect, however, of taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla for blood disorders comes
as near magic rs can be expected Of
any mere human agency. This is due
to its purity and strength.
John Allen, who has been postmas-
ter ut Lynn for about thirty years, has
| sent in his resignation. BY their kind
and obliging ways Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
have made hos of friends in the
township who will be sorry to hear of
| their intention TO leave them.
4 rousing charivari was given Charles
| Weston and bride, of Speaker, last
Monday night. We understand that
! this is the brides fourth matrimonial
venture and the groom's third. Mr..
Weston found this partner of his Joys
and sorrows by advertising in the FIX
PosIToE. IL pays to advertise in our
columns.
The bridge on the road leading north
from John D.. Jones corner fell
through Saturday last. No one hap
pened to be crossing the bridge ut the
time or bad accident might have re-
suited. Itappeared perfectly safe, but
the stringers had rOtted letting the
y
shortly be put up, meanwhile teams
will be obliged to 80 through thecreek.
The south side Of the pOstofiice
building has been fitted up with shelv-
ing and counter and will be used by
W. W. Grinnell as confectionery
stand Mr.. Grinnell has given up his
position in the station, which he has
filled almost continuously since the
railroad was built. He has won Il
host of friends who wish him all man.
ner Of prosperity in whatever business
he may engage.
At the last meeting of the Yale cor
net band, it was resolved that vote of
thanks be rendered Meta Bell for the
handsome work of painting she execut-
ed upon their new banner. 1t is need
less to say that the resolution was UNI
animousIy passed. The thanks of the
band were also rendered to others who
have contributed so literally to the
support of the band.
Below is list of the officers elected
at the regular meeting of Advance
Lodge |. O. O. f. last Friday evening"
n. g., A. Goheen; V. e., l.. Morrill,,
Jr.; Treas, John d. Jones; Recording
Sec'y, +. w. Julian; Per Sec'y, Joe
Williams; Warden, w. Cowing; Con-
ductor, w. w. Grinnell; X. $. S., g. $.
Ney; l.. $. 5. Phil. McDougal; X. S. n.
g., Jason Clark; r. S. V. c., j. ID. Nc
Keith; o. e., James Pearce; |. g., A.
Award.
Arthur, the 1l-year old son of $. X.
Young of this town, met with painful
and serious accident last Monday af-
ternoon, by which he sustained frac-
ture or the right arm at the elbow as
well as dislocating it. He was propell-
ing bicycle by standing on the step
of the wheel with one foot and work
ing the pedal with the other when the
machine fell over, and the boys arm
got fast under it with the above result.
1t was feared that the lads arm would
become stiff'ened from the accident.
Frequently subscribers claim that the
dates of the labels on their papers are
incorrect, generally saying there is
mistake of a year, in their favor of
course. As we invariably give receipt
for every subscription paid us, we have
decided not to allow any such claim
unless the person making it produces
his receipt We are as liable to make
mistakes as other people, and an error