Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-06-26

Rev. Mr.. Scott, of Saginaw, disci-
pie minister, preached III the Brick
Chapel last night.
Misses Rix and Cooper have been
very busy this spring in their dress
making establishment, being compell-
TO employ n large force of assistants
and work almost night and day to fill
orders.
new stone culvert has been put in
on Kennitic street just south of Men
Grey Bros. foundry. The old culvert
had become unsafe, and to prevent
any accidents the new one had TO be
put in.
Scarlet fever has broken out III the
village, some of the members of the
family of Mrs. Smith, of the New
York Bazaar being, the ones afflicted.
Precautions should be taken to pre-
vent the spread of the disease.
The person who got mad and stop
ped his paper because it said some
thing about him, should pay two years
subscription in advance and offer
thanks three times day for what the
paper knew about him and didn't say.
j. d. Williams, of Flint, was visiting
his friends in this vicinity the latter
part Of last week and returned to
Flint Tuesday Morning. He said he
must have the EXPOSGroR as he wants
the news of Yale and vicinity COM
plete.
The NJ. p. church of Yale will hold
Il grove meeting next week beginning
and continuing over Sunday, in RiX's
grove, one mile west of the village.
+. f. Traver, President of the NJ. p.
church will be present on Saturday
and Sunday.
! have fer 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.
II. j. MCPHEE.
Peter Eifrick, of IIarrisville, Mich;
who has been the guest of his brother
Joseph and family the past week &,
purchased Il span of fine draft horses
from Elijah Bricker, of Greenwood,
for which he paid over $500. He will
ship them to the north.
The union picnic of the fraternal
societies of the village promises to be
Il grand affair. All ncighboring sOcie-
ties are cordially invited TO attend.
Music and games during the day and
fireworks in the evening. Everybody
is invited to be present.
Children's day was observed in the
NJ. p. church last Sabbath. The floral
decorations were very fine and the
children's exercises did themselves
and teachers much credit. The Gus
tom of observing this day for the chill
dren is beautiful one.
The Board OF Supervisors elected u
new examining board last Monday, I'M
der the now school law, as follows:
County School Commissioner, Chas. ).
Mccormick, of Smith Creek; EXamin-
ers, James Il. Hamilton, OF Berlin, and
Josiah Smith, of It. Clair.
As an Emergency Medicine, for
sudden colds, Ayers Cherry Pectoral
takes the lead of all remedies, Il dose
or two generally suficing To stop or
binary coughs and ease the worst.
For the cure of throat and lung disor-
ders, this preparation is unequalled.
Donald Macarthur left for Seattle,
Washington, last Monday to look at
the country. If he is suited with the
climate and the west generally he in
tends to move his family out there.
The EXPoSIToR wishes MIR. Macarthur
the greatest success in his undertake
ings.
If an agent calls at your homes and
sJlicits your order for house plants be-
ware of him. A sWindler i around
the country doing that work and when
the plants are delivered by another
party the buyer is told they wer0 sold
too cheap and is made go pay extra to
keep the plants and save trouble.
The store Keepers Of the village
should clear their places Of business
OF the gangs of men and boys VINO
make habit of hanging around dur
ing their idle moments. Ladies and
others do not like TO do their trading
in place where there are Il lot of loaf
ers smoking and using boiSterous lam
guage.
Last week Menerey Bros. cast base
for the smoke stack Of the CrOswell
flax mill which weighed 800 pounds.
The work was done by Phil Cupples,
who is employed by the above firm,
and is tirst-class workman. 1t will
have to be very difficult piece of
iron work that Menerey Bros. cannot
handle.
The fixtures Of the pOstoffice were
moved into the new building last Sat
urday night, and Yale now has one of
the best country Offices in the state.
Our postotfice probably does II larger
business than any Office in any other
town of its size in Michigan. Money
orders amounting to over $500 have
been issued in one day.
The entertainments we are having
this week are almost "too numerous
to mention. The old adage that "it
never rains but it pours' seems always
TO be true in the matter of amusements
IN this town. First there will be
months with nothing TO vary the mo-
notony or enliven the dizziness, then
there comes Il time when several en-
tertainments will be crowded into one
week.
Some party broke into Alex. Love-
residence north of the village yester.
day afternoon and stole S24 in cash, q
hunting case silver watch and chain
and Il note for $50 made by William
Morgan payable to Alexander Lowe OF
bearer, and all persons are notified
not To nepOtiatp the same The hOus(