Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-28
EXPOSITIONS.

d. c. Smith has our thanks for some
fine apples.
5. l.. Blakley has sold his house and
lot to Fred Currier, jr.
The Yale wooden mills are now run
ming overtime to fill its orders.
j. c. Holden presents change of
adv. to the readers of the EXPosIroR
this week.
IL. Doelle q Son are receiving new
goods every day. Call and see what
they have.
Remember John \. Zavitz's ball and
supper at the Reddiclitie house, Speak
err, tonight.
We are indebted to Mrs. NJ. Menerey
for some fine peaches brought to our
Office last Friday.
Mrs. David Brown continues very
low, and but small hopes are entertain
ed of her recovery.
Blackberries have been rather scarce
in this vicinity, and the price has kept
up to nine cents quart.
Robt. NJ. Lothian, II. +. Beard, and
Benz. Evans made a shipment of stock
to Buffalo last Saturday.
Capt. John Cotton, of Port Huron,
has had a bad stroke of paralysis. His
whole left side Is paraly Zed.
VIM. Secor, who was run over and
quite badly bruised last week is out
again although feeling rather sore.
Workmen are busily engaged on the
foundation OF Ezra Freeman's new
house. VIM. Owens mas the contract.
10 necessity for Yale mechanics 10
be idle these days. Lots of building
going on and plenty Of work for every
one.
Stephen Beadle, who has been work
ing Del Browns farm for three years
past, is now on his own place near
here.
LosT-Somewhere on Main street, a
small gold watch chain. The finder
will confer a favor by leaving at this
office.
Masons from Lexington, Melvin, Far
go and Brockway were i'll attendance
at the special meeting Saturday even
ing last.
A Tent of the Maccabees was organ
lied at the Bullock school house Mon
day night with twenty-eight charter
members.
DEAR III Illlllu Tic III
Central hall next Wednesday evening
by the /. o. G.. T. All members should
come out.
The undersigned has 200 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at the flax mill in
Yale. Call early and place your order.
JAS. MCCoLL. lift
Charley Palmer now handles the
daily papers in this place, the business
having been turned over to him by his
brother Fred.
Grant Holden q Bro. have ordered
large and well selected stock of wall
paper and borders which they will sell
at low prices.
Lizzie A. Allan, of Buchanan, will
preach in the Brick Chapel next Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and in the
evening at 1880.
Sunday was cold day with raw
winds. Towards evening a dismal rain
set in which lasted all night and the
following day.
A change of adj. appears in this issue
forthe Palace Hall Furniture Store, of
w. j. milford, of Port Huron. BE
sure and read it.
have for sale the Bay Port lime,
lilC tlltA Dtcb bliN DtoN III INC lilnl hCt,
also hair, calcine, cement, salt, ETC.,
II. j. MCPHEE, Yale.
Grayness, badness, dandruff, and
all diseases of the scalp, and falling of
the hair, can be cured by using Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
APPRENTICE WANT.ED.-A boy II
years old who can talk German fluent
", TO learn the harness makers trade.
For further particulars call on Jas.
Wallace, Yale. lift
Died, in the township of Millbrook
July -, 1891, George w. Lake, son of
the Rev. VIM. Is. and Sarah Lake, aged
30 years, months and days. De-
ceased leaves wife and three child
rem.
L. r. Beecher, the jovial insurance
man of Yale, was here this week.
james McCOll, Of Yale, and his sister,
Miss McColl, of Listowell, Ont, spent
Wednesday in Croswell.- Croswell
Democrat.
Marshal Clyne is doing good work in
keeping the loafers from obstructing
the sidewalks in front of public places
It is now possible for ladies and gen
tlemen to pass these places without be-
ing insulted.
Business men who advertise do good
in three ways: They increase their own
trade, they support their local paper
and they cause their town to be known
abroad as being full of energetic men
and business enterprise.