Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-10

| face attended to, writes that an opera
| ton had been successfully performed,
and expects to return home next week.
| His many friends will be pleased to
| hear of his complete restoration To
health. 1t is understood that he will
remain in Yale the coming summer
and give lessons in music.
Mary Coland, who lived formerly in
Greenwood and we'll known in teach
ing circles, died in Au sable on Mon
day. Her body arrived at the station
ON Tuesday evening, and was taken to
! her old home for burial. For the past
Jwo years she has been engaged as book
keeper for Loud d Gage i'll the former
city. She was Il lady of marked attain
ments; and by her sterling integrity at
tanned great success i'll whatever line
she followed.
There is rumor afioat that the three
young ladies, Misses Letta Etfrick,
Mamie Cooper, and Estelle Darcy, are
making extensive arrangements for the
graduating exercises iii way that
pleases the feminine mind most. AL
| though the day of graduation is still
quite distant they are busy planning the
| dresses which they will wear. flushed
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these garments, nevertheless, reached
Jhe long ears of reporter. 1t is well
| for the public too, to be prepared.
There is story told of one of our
most promising young men which may
cast uncertain rejection upon his
character. This gentleman, Mr.. Hol-
| den by name, went to Port Huron last
Tuesday. There, of course, is moth
| ing wrong in that. But, instead of re-
| turning that evening as he had promis-
ed. he entirely forgot the beautiful
village of Yale and went on through to
| Brown City. This is not the direct way
AOme, hut friends and relatives unite
in eXcusng the mistake under the cir
cumstances.
Let no one say that good advertising
does not pay. Thanks to the skill Of
our printer, H. c. MalOney, our adver-
tisements are always put up in shape
that draw attention. The following
is proof of this. A man entered w.
III. Palmer's store last week and bought
/ large bill of clothing. He said he
| had come some twenty miles. He had
seen Mr.. Palmer's advertisement in the
ExPOsIroR and accordingly came TO
| investigate. So Mr.. Palmer made Il
| large sale which he would not other
wise have made.
| When A. w. krause, Of the Port
Huron Times, was in the village few
weeks ago he, representative of the
mighty sherman (of Port Huron made
an arrangement with +. I. Palmer
whereby he was to be regular cores
pondent for that handsome sheet in
| return for Il fair remuneration. Now,
| when Mr.. krause went back and re-
| ported his Shrewd bargain, the powers
that sit in high places ut once thunder
cd Veto / his accounts for the fact
that Yale was represented in the Times
for few days but now is serenely ST.
| lent.
Two very valuable pamphlets have
| lust arrived from the Experimental
station Of the Agricultural College at
Lansing, one from the Botanical De-
| partmentand one from the Chemical.
Bulletin II especially on Beet sugar
should he in the hands of every farmer.
| fhe treatise on the beet in this country
rs compared with other countries Is
very timely at present. Instructions
for the beets culture are complete
also. The other pamphlet, No. y, is
IN the "SiX Worst Weeds" and is of
value to all farmers. Either Of these
valuable books may be had by address
ing the secretary, Agricultural Col.
The most excited county, along the
quite of the prospective Bay City and
! Port Huron railroad, is S8nilac. 1t
feels confident it is all real intention.
IN fact, 1t il quite right. Sanilac
county is one of the richest i'm the
state. Now the one thing it needs is
Just such railroad through the heart
IF the county to develop It's resources.
| It present there seems to he two routes
Inder consideration, splitting NJ SAM
lac Centre. one through CrOSwell and
eXington and by the shore to Port
Huron. The other through Peck and
this place TO the tunnel approach.
he former will probably he chosen as
more money will be supplied by it.
AS we go to press news reaches Us of
! i've marriage Of Harvey Iapp8n and
! Hcliic Hayes, two of our most highly
ce-pac Ell young people. The wedding
took place on Thursday afternoon at
he brides home i'm BrOelWay aud was
tended by the rev. ira Blllman of
his place. Mr.. Tappan is pushing
| attorney, who is fast gaining state
vide reputation in his profession. Iii
generous 'atl'ability has won him in
Vulnerable friends all over the state
who will unite with us in wishing him
the greatest happiness. Miss Hayes
thelhlppy bride, i IA lady whose depth
OF character is TOO well known To need
comment. Her enduring kindness
mas bounl to her most extensive
circle of friends both at her home and
IN Yale. The happy pair leave at once
for n short trip to Detroit and else
where in the state. They will then
,ettle in Yale in their pleasant resi-.
dence on Mechanic street.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul R'y.