Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-01

st. to the bridge.
DIR. Ii. Clyne is putting stone foun-
dation under his Office. The doctor
always keeps up with the times.
The masons have completed the
foundation for Seneca Young's new
residence on Kennitic street, and the
building will be pushed forward to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Taylor has just opened case
of prints, challies, pongees, serges,
outing cloths, children's vests, ladies'
mackintoshes, summer gloves, &C., all
marked at the lowest possible price.
Uncle Sam says he will make trouble
for any newspaper that prints any
church sociable lottery contest notices,
and declares also he will enforce the
law against lottery advertising without
favor.
The Supreme court issued an order
on April 23rd for the st. Clair County
Canvassing Board to re-assemble May
4th and count the votes of the second
and fourth wards of the city of Port
Huron.
The cornet band was out Saturday
evening and treated our citizens TO
some fine music. The boys are max
| ing rapid advancement in their music,
and we hope to hear them often i'll the
| future.
A curiosity in the shape of a "turtle
| boy" was exhibited in the village the
| fore part of the week. Some thought
that the large scales with which his
body was covered might be removed if
he took a bath.
JAS. II. Moore has change of adv.
in this issue, which farmers and others
would do well to peruse. He has
large line of buggies, wagons and
farming implements on hand which he
is selling cheap.
1t was remarked by prominent
man in railroad circles, last Saturday,
that Yale does more business than any
other town of its size in Michigan, and
as much as many places twice its size.
He's about right.
Owing 10 a typographical error in
our columns last week, the date of
Mr.. Wilson's visit to the Maccabee
lodge in this place read TUESDAY,
May 10Th" it should have been
Tuesday, May 9TH.
Fred T. Palmer, of this village, has
secured the agency, in this vicinity of
A. w. Gump, of Dayton, Ohio, for
new and second hand bicycles. Any
one wanting a wheel can get q bargain
by calling on Fred.
News was received here Wednesday
evening of the death of Mrs. Thomas
Easton at Standish, that day. Mrs.
Easton, who was we'll known in this
neigborhOOd leaves several young
children to mourn her loss.
Thos. Holden lost new shoe one
day this week between VIM. Williams
corner and Mr.. Brokers. Tom would
ask the person who found the article
TO return it or come and get the odd
one as it is of no use to him.
Doctors may differ in opinion as to
the cause of that feeling of languor
and fatigue 50 prevalent in the spring;
but all agree as to what is the best
remedy for it, namely, Ayers Sarsa-
parilla; il makes the weak, strong, and
etfectually removes that tired feeling.
Prin. Peck received the books for the
drama which he intends giving next
month, and has distributed them
among those who will participate. The
persons who will take part will start
/
doubleday give first class entertain
ment.
The superior merit of Ayers Cherry
| Pectoral as an anodyne eXpectorant Is
| due to skillful combination OF the
most powerful ingredients. Nothing
! like it has ever been attempted in
! pharmacy, and its success in the cure
of pulmonary complaints is unpar-
alleled.
The house and lot in the northern
part of the village, owned by Frank
| NanCamp and occupied by Fred Curri-
err has been purchased by John ID. Nc
| Keith. Mr.. NanCamp has bought Mr..
| McKeith's store in Speaker and will
probably carry on business in the old
| stand.
The people of Yale and vicinity are
approaching our efforts to give them a
! first class local paper, and our subscrip-
ton list is taking great boom in con
! sequence We will continue to give
our readers clean, neat and newsy
paper, and one which no family should
be without.
Fred T. Palmer, our hustling news
paper agent. handles oyer seven hun
dred papers each week. He expects
to increase that number as soon as the
early morning train is put on the NJ.
G.. Il. which will be done about May LIST
when the papers will get here on the
morning train.
Jas. II. Moore received q draft We'd
nesday morning for 81 600, the amount
of insurance on the late VIM. A. 10th
ian's life i'll Yale Lodge, No. $780, |. 0.
| F., and another for 500 for funeral ex-
penses. The drafts were received here
in just sixteen days from the time the
notice of death was made out in the
lodge here.
We understand that an effort was
made lately to secure sufficient evidence
to commence an action for damages
against j. Livingston d Co., proprietors
OF the flax mill, on account of the
death of Willie IIillock, who was kill
ed in that establishment some time
ago. If the above action was contem-
plated it will likely fall through as the
accident was undoubtedly caused by
the boys carelessness, and as It
was not part of his duties to put the
belts on the pulleys.
w. III. Palmer's smoke house took
fire last Friday while some hams were