Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-08

htth the new duN. VI Tar III w i-SV III
this issue.
Matinee in Central Hall tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Prof. w. NJ. Bristol's equine wonders.
f.. +. Pratt is nicely located in the
building north of the Holden Block,
having moved his barber shop there
Tuesday.
The following list of letters remain
uncalled for in Yale post-office:-Mr
| G.. Kinnie, Miss Nellie LintZ, Miss Flor
ence Roar, Miss NJ Stoneheuse, Miss
Mary Ransom.
Died at Wolverine on Saturday, jan
uary =, 1892, Henry Schroeder, aged 10
years. His remains were brought to
Brockway on Monday and inferred in
the cemetery there Wednesday.
Since Chas. Michaels has enlarged
mis- hall it is Il most convenient place
20 hold such entertainments in, as was
neld tuesday evening. Everything l.
arranged comfortably and is well heat
ed and well lighted.
The literature on dress during the
last ten years, would form animposing
collection. Equally curious and inn
posing also would he the collection of
all the empty bottles used in the last
ten years for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
The lloyt Dry Goods Company, of
saginaw, will place on sale at the store
of Boice Il Waterman, about $4,000
worth of cloaks and WRAPS which will
be sold mt astonishingly low prices.
| Read their adv. on front page. Days
of sale January Is and II.
Supreme Chief Ranger Oronhyatekha
and Supreme Secretary John A. Nc
Glllivary of Toronto, Ont, will be here
January Dist. and talk TO the people of
Yale and vicinity III the interests of
Court Yale, l. q. +. at Central Hall
that evening. Every body invited.
Money can be earned in spare time
by good reliable men and women as
local agents for the warranted fruits,
| tlowers and trees OF j. f.. Whitney,
Rochester, y. y. Yearly salary is paid
for steady work, and a permanent hon
orable business is quickly built up. -
Fox SALE.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within the next ten days three
lots III Morrilps addition, two lots in
Reed & McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan Il Laws addition. Also two
houses and lots all in the village of
Yale. Apply to w. w. CowING, Yale.
"The tree of deepest root is found,
least willing still to leave the ground"
and this could once have been most
truly said of chronic PAIN of any sort.
But after the lapse of so mauy ages, II
sovereign remedy has been found i'll
salvation Oil, every provident house
holder should keep it.
Norman +. Knowlton, of Speaker,
received Christmas present on Thurs
day from n friend in Chicago which he
prizes very highly. 1t consists of car
pet enough to furnish two large sized
bedrooms. His father also received
from the same person wall paper to
! paper ms entire house.
Geo. w. Bell has purchased of Will
liam Williamson, of Richmond, n fine
| llambletonian stallion, standard bred.
Mr.. Bell will be pleased to have all
lovers of tirst-class horses call at his
| livery barn in Yale where the animal
may be seen. Yale can boast of rs fine
horse flesh as can he found in Eastern
| Michigan.
Following are some figures showing
/ the output III pounds of produce from
the station here during the month of
December Hay, Gil 800; oats, 72l ,2S0;
barley, l39,02O; peas, 30 $50; wheat, ST.
900; apples, 800; cheese, 1880; flax,
/ $4,000; fresh meat, 1850; live stock,
l27 200; household goods, $780, forest
products, 22 400. The ticket sales for
the month amounted to 81 1924.
Prof. ". NJ. Bristol, with his equine
wonders, will appear at Central Hall,
| Friday and Saturday evenings, Jan. s
and under the management of the
well known Snowman Fred Locke.
! This is Il show not TO be missed. The
horses are remarkably well trained
and perform wonderful tricks. This
show is welcomed wherever it goes
and will probably be kindly greeted
here. Remember the dates.
Died ut his home in this place on
Wednesday, January 9th, 1892, at the
advanced age of rs years, Levi Morrill,
ST.. The funeral will be held in the
NJ. +. church at , p. m. today friday
and his remains inferred in Elmwood
cemetery. Rev. Perkins will conduct
the services. Deceased was an old
pioneer, having located here when tho
county was very new. 4 large circle
OF friends and relatives mourn his de-
parture.
Are you friend to the cause of
Protection to American interests? Are
you willing to work for the cause of
Protection in placing reliable informa-
ton in the hands of your acquaintance?
If you are such, you should be identi-
fled with the American Protective Tariff
League, No. % West Twenty-Third
Street, New York. Cut this notice out
and send it to the league stating your
position and give helping hand.
Died, on Wednesday, January 9th,
1892. Mrs. Rebecca Hebner, aged 60
years. The funeral will be held at the
NJ. p. church to-day, friday at 1890
a. NJ. Rev. w. +. Perkins, officiating.
| Deceased was the mother of eight
children girls, Electa and Rebecca
both being now dead; 6 boys, William,
Thomas, Benjamin, Edwin, Moses, and
sherman. Two of the boys Edwin and
Moses are dead. The late Mrs. Hebner
was beloved and respected by all who
made her acquaintance and it is with
regret they learn of her sudden death.
Miss Leota l.. Becker, of Muskegon,
Great Commander of the l.. O. f. NJ.
arrived from Saginaw "Wednesday
morning and i'm the afternoon uavn n n