Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-11-13

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should be removed.
travelling photographer has been
doing work in this village the past
week. He took u group of the "boys''
and couple of views at the school
J house.
On Monday Chester Bricker was fined
$75, in the circuit court, but on account
of past good character and promises oil
being good man no imprisonment was
put npon him.
The hecklers were expected to start
work in the fax mill in this place this
week. Over $4,000 tons of flax have
been bought this season, which is of Il
very poor quality.
George Etherington, who had his leg
broken in a fight with Benz. Gamble,
of the Gamble House, Brown City, has
commenced an action against Gamble
for $4,000 damages.
Thelo Kuehn, of Port Huron, who
shot Wesley Mcdonald, has been found
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and goes to Jackson prison for twenty
two years of hard labor.
Photography in natural colors is now
| said to be on the eve of success. Pos
sible the time will come when man
may be able to see himself as he looks
when painting the town red.
The Maccabee tent at this place is in
prosperous condition and new men,
bers are being taken in at each meet
ing. 1t is necessary to call special
meetings in order to do the work.
Harvey Beckett, living Il miles south
OF Valley Centre, will offer on Satur-
day, Nov. 81, a lot of farm stock, i'm
plements etc. Sale to commence at
IL O'Clock. w. w. Lord, auctioneer.
The family of S. G.. Bettes moved to
Port Huron this week where Will Bet
ties is employed. A surprise party WAS
given the young ladies of the family
on Monday night by their many friends.
Those who are indebted to DR.. G. S.
Ney, either by note or account, will
please call and settle at once as | am
instructed to close all matters up within
the next thirty days. W. r.. GILLETT,
Yale, Mich.
Low rate will be given over the +. &
p. Nj. Ry to the g.eat chrysanthemum
exhibition at Bay City, Nov. l6 to 81
inclusive. Don't fail to take in this
show, which will be one of the finest
ever held in the state.
Ten dollars are paid to the barten-
ders of the county to every dollar paid
to the school teachers. Both have
their influence i'll educating those
brought in contact with them. But
how different is their teaching.
Having sold her farm, Mrs. Mary
Xix is seriously thinking of moving to
Montana. We shall be sorry to lose
Mrs. Xix and family, and hope they
will find success in their new home.
Mrs. Xix has brother in Montana.
At a special meeting of the village
council Tuesday evening, the office of
village marshal was declared vacant,
and Rudolph Andreae was appointed
chief of the fire department. Roger
Barrett has since been appointed to fill
the Office of marshal.
private sale of lot of household
furniture will take place at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Don Macarthur, on Ken
efic ST., tomorrow, Saturday, at one
O'Clock, D. M, including stoves, beds,
mattresses, chairs, tables, sewing ma
chine, sofa, and numerous other arti-
Giles. Everything must be sold.
Our Job department is crowded to its
fullest capacity this week. A business
man always likes his stationery gotten
up in neat and workmanllke manner
and at reasonable prices. This we are
prepared to do and invite those want
ing printing of any d 1scri ption to call
on us before placing their orders.
Great Scott shouts the $500" Tri-
bune, a lot of Canadian people built n
bon fire, tore off their corsets, threw
them in the blaze and declared under
the fervor of their religion" excite
ment, they would live and die "a God
made them. Now this is nice, for if
you ever put your arm around nail
keg, you know about how it feels to
clasp q girl in corsets.-Ex.
A young peoples society has been
organized in connection with the NJ. +.
church, and the following officers have
been elected: President, Mrs. j. c.
Holden; lst vice president, Maud +.
Grinnell; End vice president, Nettie d.
Cole; 3rd vice president, Mrs. s. Il.
Somers; 4th vice president, Anna Kill
patrick; secretary, Retta B. Armitage;
treasurer, Duncan McKeith.
Emmett Wells took load of apple
barrels to Yale Saturday. and when
about mile from that place, young
cyclone struck his load. The wind
picked up the barrels and scattered
them like chaff, and as Emmett was on
top of the load of course he kind of
scattered too. He had several foot
races after runaway barrels but in
course of time he got them all back on
the wagon without much damage be-
ing done--Imlay City Optic.
The fire engine which is to become
Yale's protection against the call de-
vouring element arrived here last
Saturday and was given a test Tuesday
which was not satisfactory owing to
some of the parts not being properly
adjusted. 1t was tried again Wednes-
day afternoon when it worked better,
although not as we'll as the agent
claimed it would. When the machine
gets down to working order and all
parts work free and easy it will no
doubt give satisfaction.
We received this week N. w. Aver &
| Sons American Newspaper Annual,
which contains carefully prepared
list of all newspapers published in the
United States and Canada with inform
alton regarding their circulation, date