Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-11-06

w. w. Lord, auctioneer, will sell for
Thos. u. Collin at his farm north of
Yale, on Wednesday, Nov. IL, lot of
registered and highyl-graded stock.
Sale TO commence at 10 n. m.
Mrs. Donald Macarthur and family
EXPECT to leave for the new state of
Washington in two or three weeks We
will be sorry to lose this family who
have been residents of this village so
long.
Hats Hatsl And elegant trimmings
in great variety, in every style, and in
the latest fashion, are for sale cheap at
Mrs. James Browns millinery estab-
lishment, corner store opposite post
Office.
Stevens hotel and barns, and Capt.
Shepherd residence at old Brockway
were DESTROYED by fire last Saturday
afternoon. shepherds house was un-
occupied. Both places were without
insurance.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer, will sell at
| the premises of the undersigned 30
miles west and one mile south of Yale
on Wednesday. Nov. !, a lot of farm
sock, implements, etc. Sale ut one
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The United States government is
bound to stamp out the Louisiana Lot
terry swindle. The officers of the instl
tuition were arrested IN New Orleans
tuesday by l.. ). Marshalls, indict-
ments having been secured against
them at Sioux Falls, 5. d., and Boston,
| Mass.
Fire at Carsonville last Friday night
destroyed the implement store of An
drew Graham, hotel and barns owned
by Mr.. Avery, bank owned by Altkin
q Gaige, general store of Graham, De-
vereaux 4 Co. The fire was caused by
the upsetting of II lantern in the Avery
house barn. The loss was about
! $4,000.
S. O. Welch & Son have just received
two carloads of choice shingles from
the west which they are selling way
down cheap, only 80 cents per thous-
and. Also two carloads of first class
lumber which they are selling cheaper
than ever before according to quality.
Give them call when in need. 23-4
Miss Anna Fitzpatrick, who intends
| forming q class in vocal music, comes
highly recommended by Frederic III.
| Pease, professor of voice culture in the
Michigan State Normal; James l.. Che
ney, pastor First Baptist Church, 1ysi-
lanti, and other prominent gentlemen.
Miss Fitzpatrick is thorough musician
and will undoubtedly meet with sue
cess in this place.
j. A. Davidson & Co., Port Huron,
are showing this season the largest as
sortment of new designs in carpets,
curtains and wall paper ever offered
by them and quoting lowest prices for
the same. For house which is noted
for its extensive line of goodsand mod
crate prices this statement means a
great deal and should be impressed on
the minds of buyers.
LUMBER.-I have on hand and TO-
sale at rock bottom prices lumber, lath,
and shingles. Am receiving three car
loads per week and intending builders
will do well in calling on me before
purchasing. Best culled shingles from
Scots upwards per thousand. My yard
is the cheapest place in town to buy
shingles. lm6 j. ID. JONES, Yale.
Young man when you jeer at lady
passing along the street, or haunt or
startle her with your glances, does 1t
ever occur to you that some other
scoundrel might insultyour sister, your
wife. or in coming years your daughter
in the same infamous manner? How
would you like that? Would you think
it smart? would You think it manly or
an evidence of blood? If so you ought
To he kicE ed TO one en- of the earth
and hprsewh pped back again.
The case of the People VS.. Chester
Bricker, which has been occupying the
attention of the circuit court for the
past week, was concluded on Tuesday,
the jury bringing in verdict of guilty
of embezzling $685. from II. G. Knill,
jr. 1t will be remembered that young
Bricker was the manager of the Central
drug store until few weeks ago when
Mr.. Knill charged him with embezzling
$27 and discharged him. The verdict
is under $25 and the punishment is inn
prisonment or fine. Bricker made
big fight and claimed that he was only
taking what belonged to him.-Port
Huron Times.
AS winter approaches some of the
more systematic farmers are found
lacking on the loose boards; repairing
the stabling and planning for the COM
fort and health of their stock. Others
appear in reverse mood and seem dis
posed to let the stock shift for them
selves. A man of the former class is
humane, sensible and prosperous; of
the latter, indolent, shiftless and cruel.
He who is industrious for the further
ance of his industry is not found in
want, but he who feels that the world
owes him a living without effort always
finds n cherries existence. The herd
and flock join as a prime factor to
profit for the farmer in this latitude,
and the gains conform exactly with the
degree or care and wisdom exercised in
their behalf.