Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-10

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+. III. Krauses paper, the Western
Farm and Home, which WAS formerly
the organ of the supreme association
Patrons Industry, mas been sold by
the sherman company IA the Detroit
Echo.
Calvin Russell nile busily engaged
pi. ing stun, - one day last week cot
AMI e caught between Two stumps
:. damned it so badly that he has
since been compelled 10 use pair of
crutches.
IL PouND-Four head of yearlings,
steer black and white, / heifer red
and white spotted; ! hefer black and
white; heifer yellowish cast, at speak
er pound, Sanilac co. JOIN n.
HAvITz, poundkeeper. Sw3
St. Clair and Sanilac counties are
now in the 10Th district by the new di-
vision into senatorial districts. Lapeer,
Genessee and Livingston counties com
pose the 18th district, and Huscola and
Huron make the 2lst.
George Allen and 3. g. Mclaughlin
were in CarsDuyllle last saturday com
peting for the prizes given for the diff
ferent games and sports. We under
stand they took first and second in all
the games they entered IN.
Mrs. Irving, who lived north of the
village, died Tuesday morning, at the
age of "a years. The funeral was held
from her late residence 20 ElmWOOd
cemetery. She had lived in this neigh
borhood for about thirty years.
For SALE.-A desirable residence in
. ,.n. g l.,
Good barn, we'll, cistern and cellar.
Terms reasonable and on time. Would
take two village lots in part payment.
Apply at this Office for further par
ticulars. q
Spend your vacation on the Great
Lakes. A trip to Mackinac Island only
costs about $1,000 from Detroit, or
$500 from Cleveland, for the round
trip, including meals and herths, via
the Detroit & Cleveland steam Navi-
CATION Co.
| 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.
IL. j. McPHEE.
Frank Gillian, of this place, who is
in the employ Of the boom company
at Alpena, had two of his ribs broken
besides receiving other injuries Il few
days ago, by being caught between
some logs. Frank is Forester and j.
therefore being taken care Of by that
order.
'NWhen your heart is bad, and your
head is bad, and you are bad clean
through, what is needed?' asked Il
sunday school teacher OF her class.
81 know-Ayer's Sarsaparilla," ans
wered q little girl, whose sick mother
had rccdntly been restored TO health |
by that medicine.
4 letter was received last Saturday !
from Don Macarthur announcing his /
safe arrival at New Whutcom, Wash !
ington. lie is we'll pleased with the !
country, and says it has not been mis- |
represented in the least. lie may |
move his family 90 that place, al
though not at present.
Men have been at work this week !
grading kcnnitic street from the Brick F.
Chapel, south. The large bouldcr-
and old walks across the road have
been removed, and the work. when
completed, will make thi, one of the
finest streets in town,
4 late issue of the Detroit CONNER
.laI Advertiser was seized by the All
.hOrlties and destroyed for containing
, list Of winners in their late prize
iraWing. About two tons Of the paper
we're burned. The company was also
lined $3.50 for the ohense,
Frank Nannest, Is Peek, lost part of
MS right hand this week by the acct
dental discharge of a gun he was hand
ling. Owing to the manner IN which
the remaining portion of his hand was
torn it was feared that amputaHOn of
the whole hand would he necessary.
All the bells in the village commenc-
ed ringing about three o'clock Satur-
day morning and every anvil in town
was brought into service about the
same time. Everything goes on the
Fourth, even if it does awaken every
person in the county before daylight.
The interest in the Good Templar
lodge still continues, and large num-
bers are being initiated at every meet
ing. Twenty were brought into the
fold last week. Good entertainments
are given at each meeting, and both
sides are doing their best to win i'll the |
contest for the supper.
our two bands united last Saturday |
evening and marched up Main street
twenty-four strong, playing "HPil Col
The music was probably the |
best ever heard on our streets, and |
it might not be bad idea for them to
Yale would then have |
the largest and best band in the
county.
Moses Graybiel, of Port Huron, for
merly of this place, was elected a del
cgate from the y. p. S, of G.. f. of the |
Baptist church to the convention of |
Baptist young people at Chicago on
July and and also TO the interna-
tional convention of Christian Endeav-
or societies to be held in Minneapolis
July 9 TO -
1t might bea good idea for the Port
Huron Sunday Herald to make arrange
ments with the Yale papers to have |
the latter send their local columns
down for publication in the Herald |
every week. No less than twenty |
items from the EXPosIToR and Demo- |
crat of last week appeared in last Sun
days Herald without credit being Civ
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