Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-29

call on Grant Holden, Yale.
For SALE.-A second hand cart,
buggy, and harness, all in excellent
condition and nearly rs good as new.
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$500. | have 800 to loan for four
years at 7 per cent interest on real
estate security. For further particu-
lars apply to John Mitchell, Roseburg,
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Miss Letitia c. Hanna has taken up
her residence in Brockway and will
be found at her mothers home pre-
pared to do dressmaking for all who
wish to give her call. 02tf.
Before another issue of the ExPosIT-
OR reaches our people, one of Yale's
popular young men will have entered
the sweet bonds of matrimony with a
most respected young lady of Brown
City.
Rev. III. n. Allen preached at the
Brick chapel Saturday evening, sun
| day morning and evening as annouced
| in last weeks issue. He gave a very
instructive discourse to fair sized audi
ence.
f. r. Pratt has lately been fitting up
his barber shop making several repairs
much needed, that of taking down the
old shed in front of his shop and put
! ting up fine, new awning. He Is also
having the roof re-shingled.
While Frank Parker and Eugene
Smith were driving along the road
| Wednesday the horse became fright
ened and ran away throwing both out
of the buggy and demolishing the rig.
1 - aarin,t1Ixr -, 5rraH
! SHEEP For SALE-I haye for sale
cheap at my farm miles east and
mile north of Yale, 90 well bred merino
sheep, young and old. The sheep
range in age from month to 3 years.
Here is rare chance 10 get II flock of
sheep. Off VIM. Black.
! For SALE.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within tho next ten days three
lots IN Morrll's addition, two lots in
Reed & McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan & Laws addition. Also two
| houses and lots all in the village of
Yale. Apply to W. w. CowING, Yale.
| This week we have received large
stock of tirst-class note heads, letter
heads, statement heads, bill heads,
memorandum heads, envelopes, etc.,
and having all the latest faces of job
type are prepared To do commercial
printing on short notice, in first-class
style and at very reasonable prices.
Look over your printed stock and see
If there is anything needed in this line.
We want to do your work and will
guarantee you satisfaction.
We are informed by many of our
human hearted citizens that there is q
great wrong being done certain boy
about 6 years of age and that it has
/ become chronic. The little fellow is
brutally beaten and misused by his
father and sister and has no desire to
remain at home and often sleeps in
dry goods boxes and out buildings at
night. The authorities should attend
to the matter before our citizens take
the law in their own hands.
Babyland for August is pretty,
dainty number, as the summer issue of
the Babies magazine should be. Nurse
Karen tells charming story, Sweet
heart has q good time at the seashore,
and the Tiptoe Twins enjoy a garden
full of flowers. There are pretty stories
and pretty verse and pretty pictures,
all made for Baby, and Mamma will
| like them better than ever. Price 30
cents year; D cents Il number. ID.
Lothrop Co., Publishers, Boston.
We are pleased to see so many new
side walks being put down around
town. Our people will soon be able to
travel around dark evenings with per-
| feet safety as far as walks are concern
ed. Nearly all the residents on both
sides of Main street above the railroo q
track have laid new walks, and when
it il all finished will be great credit.
The attention of the authorities is call
ed to the piece of walk just south of
the Il. X. track on east side of Main
| street.
Will II. Wear well and favorably
known by ourreaders having purchased
the meat market lately run by +
Woodward hasmade numerous changes
on the interior of the building and j:
prepared to furnish fresh and salt
meats to the public at reasonable
prices. lie has secured the services OF
will Palmer who has been engaged a
that trade for the past few years tc
attend to the butchering. A call
will be appreciated. Read his new
adv. in another column of this issue.
The terrible fire which occurred a
Bay City Monday and which we have
all heard or read of with feelings o.
horror, burned from 2 o'clock to
o'clock p. M, consuming 80 blocks
We have heard of but one death, which
, is most remarkable, that of aged Jess,
, Miller. The loss of property will pro
badly reach half n million although
nothing very definite is known. Lizzi,
/ Hallead, who had dressmaking shol
in the city and had just newly furnish
ed several rooms was burned out. Sh,
was here visiting at the time.
Anybody can freeze his own ice cream
in five minutes, and for an expendi
) ture of two or three cents. If the pre-
paration desired to be frozen is placed
, in tin bucket or other receptacle.
, can readily be CONCEALED by putting
in pail containing weak solution o
sulphuric acid and water. Into thi
, throw handful of common CLAUDE
salts, and the resulting cold is so grea
Q that bottle of wine immersed in tn
( mixture will be frozen solid in fey
r minutes, and ice cream or ices, may b
t quickly and easily prepared.-Ex..
: Richards great show which appear
ed at Yale Monday drew a large crow'