Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-15

A land slide took place at the Cana.
dian end of the tunnel last Monday,
which will postpone the formal open.
ing for an indefinate time.
John Sexton has two yearling colts
which strayed into his premises. The
owner can have same by calling OH
him and paying for this notice.
Mrs. Taylor will pay the highest
price for eggs, in either cash or trade.
Call and look over those gold-handled
parasols, which she is selling for only
Sl.75.
Geo. Nickerson, who has been rum
ming the Palace eating house, has gone
to parts unknown. Several creditors
mourn his departure.-Port Huron
| Times.
The northern part of the village is
experiencing great building boom
this spring. There are four or five
houses in course of erection at present
and more to follow.
The Maple street trouble is still i'll
full blast. Fences are being built by
one party and pulled down by another,
and it is believed the matter will have
to be finally settled i'll the courts.
Joseph Fosters l5-year-old boy was
struck on the mouth by the tongue of
seeder last Tuesday and portion of
the lower lip was almost cut off, be-
sides severely bruising the lower part
of his face.
A young man who intended to "pop
the question" this summer has post
poned the event until winter. Owing to
its high price, he says, he cannot
afford to "break the ice" during the
heated term.
F.. Michaels will give May ball
in his hall in this village on Monday
May 25th. He has good music en-.
gagged for the occasion. and "a Charley
always gives good supper, the dance
will be success.
French doctors are reported to have
discovered that the essence of CHINA
mon, when sprinkled in the room of ty'
phoid fever patients, kills th9 bacteria
within twelve hours, and prevents the
disease from spreading.
f. f. Pratt is in Toledo this week
receiving treatment for his leg which
has been troubling him for some time.
Mr.. Pratt has many friends in Yale
who hope to see him return much I'M
proved if not fully restored to perfec
| health.
j. Bert Jardine left for Richmond
last Tuesday to take part in rehearsal
for minstrel show to be given i'll tina
town this friday evening. JardiC
will take leading part and he is JUS
the boy who will carry it through sue
cessfully
As all Improvements, such as repair
ing fences, painting building ect., ado
to the makers property and the com
munity as we'll, it is hoped that each
one of our citizens will do his share IL
the good work. The entire village vii
look better.
John T. Brink, of Capac, received
81 800 from the &. d G.. L. Ry. Co., 70
injuries sustained in IL collision on tina
road short time ago. He was alst
paid for some horses that were injured
at the same time, and which he wa
shipping to the east.
X. G.. Harding, the hustling agricul
tural agent of Peck, who has been il
Detroit and Port Huron buying goods
was in the village yesterday on hi
way home. Mr.. Harding handle
everything in the line of farming ma
chinery and repairs.
G.. w. Fream, special agent for tn
Michigan Mutual Benefit Association
Of Ilillsdale was in the village the frs
of the week trying to form an organi
zation here but did not meet with yer,
good success. Yale is well supplied
with benevolent societies at present.
A reverend lecturer recently secure,
the attention of his audience by offering
prize for the auditor who gave tn
best summary of his discourse. Here
a method for occupiers of pulpits Il
keep the members of the congregation
awake during the ensuing two months
services.
Not many physicians make grea
therapeutic discoveries. For the mos
part they content themselves with ad
ministerlng judiciously what is pre-
scribed in the books. TO DR.. j. {
Aver, however, is due the credit o
discovering that greatest of blood-pur
iiers-Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
The prospects are that Yale viii
have one of the best orchestras i
eastern Michigan this summer. Prof
John O. Grinnell has undertaken t
SCb OllS UP, oilI HIS
there is no doubt but that the under
taking will be n success, as there is tn
right material in town to- do it.
One of the leading industries o
Yale is the machine and blacksmith
shop of Fred p. Currier, where pillow
and land rollers of the best kind ar
manufactured and sold at the loves
prices. If you want mower, reaper o
binder put in good repair call on Free
and he will do the job to your satisfac
ton.
Henry Parkinson, of Brockway, sus
tanned quite a painful injury las
Thursday evening by his horse "Younl
Wait O'Wee" stepping on his foot
The calk on the shoe of the hors
passed between two of Mr.. Parkinson
toes, and he thus escaped very BAT
wound. AS it was his foot was severed,
bruised.
Aaron Windsor, of Croswell, ha
bought out the barber shop of Viii
Salter, in this place and will TAX
possession tomorrow Saturday. Mr.
Windsor is first-class workman, ant
will no doubt make many friends il
Yale, and enjoy n large patronage
Give him a call and he will give yo,
entire satisfaction.