Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-30
Charley Jackson has another sore

Phil McDougal will assist Jas. IL.
Moore next spring in his implement
store.
Any one having hay for sale either
loose or baled should inquire Of John
| Holden.
Leaves have their time to fall and so
have prices. This is their time at w.
| Ill. Palmer's.
DIR. Howell returned home last Tues
day and brought with him fine Clydes-
dale brood mare.
The Indian remedies. warranted the
same as sold by themselves, for sale by
Grant Holden IL Bro.
A meeting was held at Mrs. T. r..
Beechers last Friday evening for the
purpose of organizing whist club.
The annual meeting of the Laurel
Bank Cheese Factory association will
be held at the factory on Friday, Feb
ruary 18th ut one o'clock.
John 5. Dufie was in his old village
last Saturday bidding farewell to
friends. He will take up his new home
at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
a new lot of plain and fancy window
| shades have just been received at
Idllh LdlluIO SUITE, WlilCll
he is selling at from 40 cents up.
A few friends assembled at the resi-
dence Of Publisher MenZes last Tues
dav evening in honor of his birthday.
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
The scarlet fever scare in this COM
munity has thoroughly vanished. All
of those who had it have entirely re
covered. We may feel justly thankful
The Republican State Convention to
nominate candidate for the Supreme
Bench and Regents to the University
has been called for February 18th at
Jackson.
William ID. Wear has been chosen
juror for the February term of Circuit
Court beginning February l6. VIM.
III. Morgan has been chosen from Lynn
township.
After much buster the &. a. g. Il.
railway has reduced the fare on all its
lines in Michigan to two cents mile
in compliance with the recent decision
of the Supreme Court.
The Yale Comedy Company have
rented rooms in the Rapley block,
which have been fitted up quite Hastily.
They will serve as reading rooms; and
James Moore has been busily engag-
ed during the week raising the building
on Main street which is occupied by
his implement warehouse. For some
reason the structure had sagged in the
centre and it was necessary to raise it
throughout about ten inches.
The teachers and scholars of school
district No. 4, Speaker, will give an en-
tertainment at the school-house 81
miles north of Yale on Friday evening
February 9th. The proceeds will go
towards the purchase of flag. Adj
mission. 10 cents. Children under IL
years, D cents.
BY very ingenious and original pro-
cess, DR.. j G. Aver * Co.. of Lowell.
Mass, are enabled to extract the essen
tial properties of the materials used in
the preparation of their famous ayers
Sarsaparilla," thus securing a purity
and strength that can be obtained in
no other way,
After severe illness Mrs. Catherine
VaDSlyke, wife of Martin ). VanSlyke.
died on last Saturday, Jan. "a, at her
home n short distance northwest of
the village. She had been married for
eight years and leaves two small child
rem, aged five and two years. The fun
eral was held Sunday at the NJ L.
church. Revs. Perkins and Manley as
sisted in the service.
There has been much buster in Pa
tron circles lately over the shortage in
accounts of +. II. Krause, Treasurer of
the Supreme Order of Patrons of In
dustry. 1t seems that $3.50 were
missing. and Treasurer krause said il
had been used in building up good
paper. the Western Farm and Home,
devoted to the order; but still it APP
pears that Mr.. Krause does not own
the paper.
Last Monday morning the people
along Main street were treated to a bit
of real excitement. The driver of the
Peck stage had evidently had small be-
lief in the running powers of his horses.
On arriving at the station he carelessly
jumped to the ground and had hardly
struck the ground when the horses
started on terrifying run down the
street. 1t looked for time as If other
teams would be drawn into the melee.
Some, buggy in particular, narrowly
escaped. However, results proved for
tunate. The team turned at the corner
near w. III. Palmer's store and ran into
the open doors of Reds livery barn.
The wagon reach had been Jared down
In front. but strange to relate there
were no serious consequences. 1t slip
ped along over the few inches of lately
fallen snow and not thing was brok-
en-. The driver finally came upon the
scene a sadder and wiser man.
This is what that dear Herald, of
Port Huron, says, the paper which is
printed on Saturday and meant to be
read on Sunday" potatoes are scarce
this winter. The farmers have none to
sell. So far this winter 1926 bushels
have been brought in at this port, and
the duty paid at % cents bushel
amounts to S18,072. Potatoes i'm this
city are now S1.00 bushel. Will the
political economist of the custom
house deny that the consumer pays the
% cents duty on each bushel? Does
this duty benefit the farmers of st.
Clair County?' Democratic papers
have generally considered themselves
silenced by the facts as regards the
Mckinley bill and have let it alone
But the Herald lets out one more part |
ing whine. Now if that worthy editor