Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-06-12
EXPOSITIONS.

Considerable wool has been bought
in Yale this week.
Thos. Hickey is bu ilding an addition
to his dwelling house.
Z. A. dustin, of Bay City, visited
friends here this week.
George BOnney left last Tuesday for
the north woods to work.
Hi Allen has had the north wall of
his house filled with brick.
A beautiful shower fell last Wednes-
day, which was badly needed.
III. q. White is now canvassing for
Jas. ii. Lewis nursery of Monroe.
Sherman Hebner who is working at
Melvin was in the village Wednesday,.
Jack Wards prize hound was poison
ed by some wretch last Sunday even
ing.
G. A. Wells and family have moved
back into their own house on Main
street.
The Yale ExPosIToR is ten years old.
1t is good local paper.-Imlay City
Times.
Grant Holden has the yard back of
his store cleaned up. 1t was badly
needed.
Read J. b. Francis change of adv.
in this issue. His stock of hardware is
complete.
A. Fox is buying eggs along the
Sand Beach division of the f. d p. NJ.
R'y this week.
WIFE WANTED-A lady forty or fifty
years of age. Address Charles Weston,
Speaker P.O., Mich.
VIM. Smith, of Greenwood, will pro-
badly lose the sight of one eye by the
bursting of gun last Tuesday.
5. l.. Blakely is in Plano, Ill. His
family left Thursday morning for
visit among friends in Canada.
j. b. Francis has moved his stock of
hardware into the store in the Lutz
block lately occupied by ID. Mills.
About one hundred and fifty people
attended the excursion to Port Huron
last Saturday to see the elephant.
III. Doelle q Son have Il change of
adv. Those who want fire works for
the 4th can get them from the above
firm.
The new post Office is nearing COM
pletion and Postmaster Jones expects
TO move the Office into it in short
time.
Seneca Young's horse dumped him
and buggy into ditch near Inlay City
last week. The buggy was badly dam
aged.
The street lamps have at last been
cleaned, and people are now able to
see the blaze of this lamps when they
are lighted.
1t is said that upwards of ten thous-
and strangers were in Port Huron last
Saturday morning, to attend Fore
paugh's show.
George Vincent, of Chicago, is here
at present visiting his brother, James
|. The latter will leave for West Point
to-day friday.
Fletcher Newstead is now employed
i'll :. o. Welch d Sons mill in the
place of Joel Smades, who had his
hand cut off last week.
The EXPosIToR's subscription list is
continually increasing, which shows
that the people appreciate clean,
spicy and newsy local paper.
We notice in the Port Huron Times
that Moses Grabriel, formerly of this
place, is vice president of the y. p. So
ciety of Christian Endeavor.
VIM. III. Ballentine who has been
very ill for some time past is much inn
proved in health. He took drive out
for the first time on Tuesday.
The following liquor dealers of this
town have taken out licenses: Margar-
ct Mclean, Sarah Jackson, John
Ward, ThOs Rapley, Brown q Easton.
A citizen of our village would like to
be informed why it is that the scholars
are allowed to roam around the school
house and streets during school hours.
Charley Black, of Deanville, closed
very successful term of school at
Wales and is now visiting his brother
John and other friends in this village.
We tender our thanks to the Cros-
well Driving Park Association for a
complimentary ticket to the races to
be given there on June 25th and both.
Robt. Kicks sold to Fl. j. McPhee,
last Wednesday, the fieeces of fourteen
sheep which weighed 40 pounds.
The price paid was 30 cents per pound.
WANTED-A secondhand stationary
engine and boiler from 20 to 30 horse
power. For further particulars adj
dress, j. Livingston q Co., Yale,
Mich. 2w4
An Ohio lady was so frightened by u
snake that her glossy black hair turned
white as snow. 1t was soon returned
TO its original color by Halls Hair Re-
newer.