Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-03
EXPOSITIONS.

Races at Port Huron this week.
William Regain, of Melvin, is assist
ing in the station at present.
Henry Pearce is clerking in Boice &
Waterman's store at present.
The Baptist Sunday school at Lynn
held pleasant picnic on Tuesday.
Born to the wife of Clark Mcconnell,
of Yale, on Wednesday June "A, a
son.
The new uniforms of the Yale Com
edy Co. have arrived and are quite
neat in appearance.
John ID. Grinnell has been in Cros-
we'll this week setting up the engine
for the new flax mill.
At the meeting of the common
council Tuesday evening the liquor
bond of Peter Pyne was approved.
John Mathews has purchased VIM.
n. McKenna' 5 house and lot on the
corner of Kenniiic and Mechanic SITS.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star lodge next Thursday
evening. All are requested to attend.
VIM. Mortimer, who was clerk in w.
\. Mckenna's drug store at one time,
is calling on old friends here this
week.
A very pleasant social time was en-
loved at the reception given Saturday
evening by the Eastern Star ladies to
the graduates.
We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary ticket to the Banner
race meeting of the Port Huron driv-
ing park association July to 4.
Attention! If you desire fine head
of hair of natural hue and free from
dandruff, Halls Hair Remover is the
best and safest preparation to accom-
plish it.
The Secretary of the Union Park
of Saginaw has our thanks for COM
plimentary ticket for Saginaw's red
letter meeting to be held July II, -,
10 and II.
We notice by Port Huron paper
that John ;. Duffie will take a position
with Edison, Moore, d Co., of Detroit,
that of adjuster of claims, ETC., when
he arrives from the south.
G.. f. Alichaels has the addition to
his hall completed and those attend
ing his ball this friday evening will
have good time and lots of room.
No more crowding, and perfect order
will be maintained.
BRICK FoR SALE-The undersigned
has Just burned kiln of first class
brick which he offers for sale cheap at
his yard one mile north and one half
mile east OF Yale. Intending builders
will do well TO call on him. ALBERT
NEAL. Sm2
The Saginaw, TuscOla d Huron mar
row guage railroad is being changed to
n broad guage. Trains are now run
ming between Saginaw and Bad Axe
on the new rails. This change will
greatly facilitate the handling of coal
from Sebewaing.
No matter what may be the ills you
bear from indigestion, Il dose of Ayers
Cathartic Pills will ease you without
question. Just try them once and be
assured; they have much worse dis
peptics cured. You'll find them nice
and amply worth the price.
Excuse me, George, but when l
saw you a year ago, your face was
covered with pimples; but it seems all
right now" Yes, sir; that's because
| stuck to Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
greatest blood medicine in the world.
was never so well in my life as now"
Marshal VIM. Clyne says that while
on duty. Monday night he saw man
skulking around the rear of Thos.
Darcy's blacksmith shop, and on going
to investigate the matter, the man
drew revolver and fired at Billy, the
ball going through the latter's hat
The reception William received ended
the investigation.
A petition signed by two hundred
people was laid before the Board of
Supervisors last Friday, asking the re-
moval of county drain commissioner
Martin Conley, claiming that Mr.. Con-
ley was very arbitrary in his ways and
that he performed many unusual acts.
He denied every charge and a special
committee was appointed to investi-
gate the matter.
There are class of young men, or
those who consider themselves such,
in this town who seem to think it ex-
tremely smart to get up into the gal
lery in Central hall at any entertain
ment and make perfect bedlam of
the evening spelling everyOnes peace,
comfort and interest by their hoOtings,
whistlings and stamping of feet, and
another offence, worse than all, Is
that of splitting down upon those be-
low them. Boys, is there no shame in
your Have you lost all feelings of del
icacy, or are you ignorant of any laws
of etiquette or good breeding? These
outrages should not continue any
longer and certainly will not be borne
by the people.