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


Beautiful weather.
Races at Saginaw this week.
Fine rain Tuesday morning.
A far better hay crop is being cut
than was expected.
Farmers will begin harvesting their
grain in Il few days.
Mrs. Payne, of Almont, is here at
tending Mrs. +. +. Law.
Born to the wife of Elliot Merritt, of
Croswell, July 9th, Il son.
Next Tuesday evening is regular re-
view of Yale tent X. O. T. Nj.
Born, to the wife of J. Bert Jardine
on Monday, July 18th, Il son.
j. ID. Grinnell is still in Croswell put
ting up machinery in the flax mill.
NJ. A. Sargent and wife now occupy
Dave Barrett's house on First street.
Energy may bring success, but there
is nothing like success to bring energy.
Ashton Smith has sold to Philip
Walker, land in Yale, consideration
500.
Leslie Silverthorn has severed his
connection with Wallace's harness
shop.
VIM. Haines. of Port Huron, is
studying medicine with T. w. Julian
~ Co.
f. F. Law is happy over the advent
of an li-pound girl at his house last
Monday.
Call in and subscribe for the EXPosI-
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Tuesday night The last train was run
over the Black River Division of tn c
+. q p. NJ. Ry.
The items in the EXro,GToR are read
by more than 10000 people. Don't il
pay to advertise in IL
Clayton Gillett took IL trip to Riley
Centre ON his wheel last Thursday.
lie returned Monday.
Compare your receipt with the label
on your paper. If they do not CORES
pond please inform us.
Haying is almost over, and the crop
although light is much better than it
was thought it would be.
David Brown is having his house on
Orchard Hill completed and expects
to move into it in short time.
Aaron Windsor was called to Lucan,
Ont, last Monday, by a telegram an
nouncing the death Of his father.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach next
Sunday afternoon in the Brick chapel
ut 3 O'Clock and in the evening at 1880.
We are informed that c. +. Patterson
has started new paper at Caro-. 1t is
devoted to the interests of the Farm
ers' Alliance.
j. +. Luts has been elected dele
gate to represent Yale tent X. o. T. NJ.
ut the great camp to be held at Jack
son, August IL.
II. G. Kidney, of the c. & G. T,
Junction, has taken w. w. Grinnell's
place at the station and will soon move
his family to Yale.
Chas. X. Dodge, formerly an able
lawyer of Port Huron, but lately of
Detroit, has returned to Port Huron
and opened a law Office.
Nearly all Yale was at Lakeport
Sunday and enjoyed the fresh sea
breeZes. A large number talk of go
ing out there next Sunday.
VIII Bettes and Albert Heath left for
Wolverine on Tuesday where they will
90 to work in a veneer mill. The En-
PosIToR wishes the boys success.
John Baxter has our thanks for
mess of fine green peas and some young
beets. They were extra quality and
John has an extra good garden.
This week the Capac Journal enters
upon its fifth year in a flOuTshing con-
dition. The citizens of Capac may
well feel proud of their representative.
Man is often deceived in the age of
woman by her gray hair. Ladies,
you can appear young and prevent
this grayness by using Halls Hair Re-
newer.
DR.. McTavish, of Saginaw, was here
the first of the week to see Mrs. Marcia
Noble who is very sick. The doctor is
u brother of Mrs. VIM. Mason, OF
Brockway
1t is the intention of the Yale Come
dy Co. to give an entertainment here
i'm about two weeks, and then take a
trip through the "Thumb" for a cOu-
pie of weeks.
David Macarthur has workmen bust
ly engaged raising his building on
Main street and putting new stills under
the same. When completed it will be
very much improved.
Married-In Yale, on Saturday, July
IL, 1891, by Rev. Ira Billman, Chas.
Weston, of Speaker, and Margaret
Matthews, of Grant Centre. The for
mer is GO years old and has been mar
ried three times, the latter is 90 years
old and has been married four times.