Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-06-05
ExPOSITIONS.

COuncll meeting next MONDAY even
ing.
The sidewalks in some parts of the
village need repairing.
Come to the EXPosTToR Office for first
class work ut right prices.
School will close for the summer va
cation three weeks from to-day.
The rains last Tuesday and Wednes-
day did great amount of good.
George Cough has built foot-walk
around his shop to his residence.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan is i'll with the
measles ut her home on Mechanic
street.
The +. &. p. VI. will give an excur-
sion to Port Huron tomorrow (Sat-
urday).
Born to the wife of Fletcher New
stead, Of Yale, on Sunday, May 3lst, Il
daughter.
The flag was floating from the pole
ut the post Office corner last Saturday
Memorial Day.
Seneca YOung's house is enclosed
and shingled, and will soon be ready
for the plasterers.
The warehouse and Office of the flax
mill have been neatly painted. Charley
Jackson was the artist.
Fred T. Palmer is suffering from Il
tooth which was broken while being
pulled few days ago.
Lynn II. Peck intends going to
Washington or Oregon to reside a.
soon rs his school closes.
The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held in Central hall on
Friday evening, June 20.
The road scraper was at work yester-
day grading down North street between
Main street and the bridge.
Harvey Tappan has lately added to
his law Office Il brand new Remington
type writer of the latest style.
The seventeenth annual meeting of
the Michigan Pioneer and Historical
Society is being held in Lansing this
week.
4 number of our local sports went
TO Abbotsford last Monday and re-
turned Tuesday. They report pleas
ant time.
4 regular meeting of Yale Chapter
No. O., Eastern Star lodge, will be held
at their hall next Thursday evening
to work on degrees.
Did you read j. G. lIolden's change
of adv? If not, Just take Il glance over
it and find ont what Il fine line ofgoodS
lie has just received.
4 drain has been cut through the LOT
owned 10y :. J. WEIGH on Main street
from the culvert ON Kennetic street t.
the one on Main street.
A game Of base ball at Croswell last
Saturday between the Peck and Cros
we'll clubs resulted in Il victory for the
latter by score of p to 23.
The art of paper making has reached
point where tree may be cut down
made into paper, and turned out as q
newspaper in thirty-siX hours.
Jane Grimes who had been work
ing in the ENPOsITOR Office for Il couple
of months, severed her connection.
with this establishment last Monday.
Henry Pearce has about finished the
carpenter work on VIM. Johnson's new
house. He is now putting the finish
ing touches on James Wallace's house
Improve the nutritive functions OF
the scalp by using Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, and thus keep
lllt Hull liOIll ldllblS dhu DtNOilhIlS
gray.
WANTED-A secondhand stationary
engine and boiler from 20 to 30 horse
power. For further particulars ad
dress, j. Livingston q Co., Yale
Mich. 2w4
We are glad to see Edward Fry, sr.
once more on our streets after his re
cent severe illness. Although no
fully recovered, he is getting along
nicely.
w. II. Palmer received very sever,
cut on his left wrist last Monday while
making one of his patent cutting bars
He is carrying his arm in sling il
consequence.
Oscar Boice will move his stock OF
clothing from the upper story of tn,
block to the rear end of the ground
floor which will be more convenient
for his customers.
The Maccabees lodge in this place il
in flourishing condition and steadily
increasing in membership. Four new
members were added to the Tent las
Tuesday evening.
FoR sALE-A house and lot in Cham
berlain's addition for sale cheap anC
on easy terms. For further particu
lars call on j. A. Menzies, Exposition
office, Yale, Mich. wa
Last week Geo. w. Bell painted hi
house and built new veranda in front
He also made other improvement
around his premises which improved
its appearance very much.