Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-24
EXPOSITIONS.

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1t costs only about $50 to get di-
vorce in st. Clair county.
r. G.. McLaughlin's new house is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly.
Benz. Evans shipped II carload of
cattle to Buffalo last Saturday.
George Allen moved his household
effects to Brown City this week.
Hugh Moore has received pension
of SD per month and Sl44 back pay.
). Il. Youngs' house is soon to be
completed. \. Award Is to do the
plastering.
Constable Emery took the prisoner,
Isaac Mcintyre, to Port Huron on
Wednesday.
VIM. Y. Andreae is in the Saginaw
Valley this week in the interests of the
Yale Wooden Mills.
The EXPosIToR and Detroit weekly
Free Press from now till January lst,
1892, for only 60 cents.
j. ID. McKeith has IL change of adv.
in this issue which every person desir-
ing bargains should read.
Joseph Middleton has been hired to
carry the mail between Yale, IIartsuff
and Fargo until the route is relet.
DR.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Langan are Wis
ting relatives and friends in Canada
and the southern part Of this state.
w. W. Grinnell has opened Il store
in the post Office building. lie keeps
Il stock of candies, fruits, cigars, etc.
BE sure to call at j. ID. McKeith ;
and get Il pair of electricity shoes with
cork insoles, before they are all gone.
ID. Macarthur has had his building
south of the Commercial house re-
paired and Il foundation put under it.
We haye placed number of sub
scriptions into the hands of II collector
the past week. More are to follow
suit.
A large number of the young people
of Yale drove out to the lake last Sun
day. They report most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Taylor has II new lot of dress
goods and other styles. Prints and
challies are marked down to lowest
figures.
Cyrus Robinson's house presents a
fine appearance since receiving new
coat of paint. Will Saville is doing
the painting.
An immense lot of hats for men,
boys and children, of the very latest
styles, Just received ut j. ID. McKeith's.
Call and get prices.
Premature gray whiskers should be
cOlored to prevent the appearance of
age, and Buckingham's Dye is by far
the best preparation to do it.
III. G.. Kidney our new telegraph op-
orator at the station is on duty. He
has moved his household effects into
part of James Hisey's house.
Deputy county clerk, Russell Wade,
retires from office August 18th, and
will probably study law. Thos. Glea-
son, of Emmett, takes his place.
Allie Black who has conducted a
dress-making establishment in this
town for some time, has given up the
business and gone to Lansing for a
visit.
Parents will have another long vaca-
ton ms soon as school opens in Sep
TENDER and the children are once more
under the care of the keen-eyed ped
agogue.
IL
years old who can talk German fluent
ly, to learn the harness makers trade.
For further particulars call on JAS.
Wallace, Yale. lift
The Cornet band is practicing stead
lily on higher grade of music than
they have been playing heretofore,
and will treat the people to something
fine in a short time.
George W. Bell lost a fine horse
Monday night. 1t was driven out to
the lake last Sunday where it took
sick. The animal, "Texas JIM" was
valued at about $500.
VIII IL. Foster and Fred T. Palmer
went over to Lexington on their wheels
last Sunday and returned Monday
afternoon. They made the trip over
in less than three hours.
We were in error last week i'm stating
that Mrs. III. Darcy had gone back to
st. Louis to reside. She left for that
place last Tuesday afternoon To spend
the remainder of the summer.
A man and woman purporting to be
blind are giving entertainments in this
part of the country. Yale was treated
to one of them last Monday evening,
which was held in the NJ. +. church.
Peddlers have been numerous in
this vicinity of late. People should
not buy goods of these fakirs, but pat
ronize solid home industries where
they will get the worth of their money.