Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-22


Come to Yale Monday July 25th, to
see the grand street parade to be given
by Richards Triple Show.
w. II. Gillett has moved his law
books to w. w. COwing's office and
may hereafter be found there.
Cook WANTED. A good girl wanted
at the Rapley House to do cooking.
Good wages paid to the right person.
For SALE-One secondhand gasoline
stove, and one harness. For further
particulars call at the ExPosIToR Office.
II. Doelle q Son are offering their
stock of jewellery, watches, clocks,
silverware, school books and wall paper
at greatly reduced prices before they
move.
The receipts of the post Office for the
quarter ending July lst amounted to
over $3.50 and if the amount beasmuch
during the next quarter, the Office will
be salaried one.
We obtain patents for protection, not
for ornament. Send for our valuable
pamphlet. Dubois d Dubois, Inven-
tive Age Building, Washington, ID. G.
Mention this paper. 81
III. Doelle & Son will move into their
new building Aug. 1st, where they will
be better prepared to meet the wants
of their numerous customers. Read
their change of adv. in this issue.
STRAYED-Came to the premises of
the undersigned one mile north and
half mile west of Yale one yearling
colt. Owner will please call, prove
property, pay charges and take away.
X. REMINGTON.
Phil Doelle has been circulating
subscription paper and receiving funds
with which to purchase the necessary
flags for weather signals. As soon as
they arrive they will be displayed from
the top of the Doelle block.
Those boys who created the disturb
ance at the NJ. L. church last Sunday
must be Il little more careful here after.
Such things are very annoying to all
around and the boys should have more
respect for the place they are in.
The Yale Cornet band drove out to
Lakeport last Sunday to enjoy the
cool breezes during the heat of the
day. A number of others spent the
day there also. This place isbecoming
quite resort for our town people.
FARM For SALE.-Containing so acres,
of Yale; GO acres under cultivation, IL
acres of beach and maple. Good
buildings, fences, orchard and wells of
water. For further particulars call on
or address JOHN CHENEY, Yale. "a.
For SALE.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within the next ten days three
lots in Morrills addition, two lots in
Reed 4 McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan q Laws addition. Also two
houses and lots all in the village of
Yale. Apply to w. w. CowING, Yale.
The friends of VIM. Mason, of Ke-
nockee, would like to see him nomi-
mated for County Clerk, on the Repub-
hcap ticket this fall. 1t is said that
Mr.. Mason will receive the solid sup
port of the western part of the county
if he concludes to enter the race
Port Huron Daily Times.
The EXPosIToR job rooms has turned
out n large amount of work the past
two weeks which is giving entire salts
faction. We are at work on the pre-
MUM lists for the fall fair and expect
to have them out in two weeks.
Business men and others who desire
to advertise in the book should leave
their advertisement at the EXPOsIToR
Office and it will receive proper atten-
ton.
Died, in Yale, on Friday, July Is,
1892, ut the home of her father Alex.
Lothian, Janet Lothian, aged SO years.
The funeral sermon was preached
from the NJ. +. church on Sunday by
Rev. c. c. Sink. Miss Lothian has
been i'll for some time with consump-
ton and her death was not unlocked
for. All unite in sympathy with this
afflicted family who SO short time
ago lost a son and brother with the
same disease.
Mahlon Bearss has been putting up
several monuments in the different
cemeteries near the village within the
past week, which are very fine and of
course come from the Port Huron firm
of Harper 4 Forbes. The LutZ monu-
ment is of creole marble, the Andreae
red scotch granite, with coping around
| lot and hewn stone steps making a
very handsome piece of work. The
Mosher monument is also of red scotch
granite. In the McFadden cemetery
the Jas. Kicks monument is of creole
marble. In the Brockway cemetery a
marker was placed for the husband of
Mrs. Martin Menerey also one for her
daughter, wife of Alfred Young. A
monument was also erected to the
memory of Henry Schroeder. A
marker was also put up by Mr.. Bearss
to the memory of Lizgie Darcy.
The musicale and doll drill which
was given Tuesday evening at Central
hall 10y the Epworth League was well
attended. The orchestra rendering
some fine music before the program,
which was duly appreciated. Some
changes had to be made in the pro-
gram on account of the absence of
Mrs. Geo. Allen. The program was all
good, but special mention might be
made of the instrumental duet by
Mabel Moore and Lulu High which
received an encore and the quartette
by Ed Palmer, Herbie Somers, Ina
Palmer and Ida Grinnell; also the
quartette by four sisters, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. Griffith, Anna and Mary Kilpat-
rick, daughters of Rev. Jesse Kilpat-
rick. The doll drill was performed to
the delight of all present. The pro-
gram was announced by Edith Holden
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