Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-08

uNiou w hih "hCauJ "iSO SeAA'
The Rapley House bus is as bright
az n new silver dollar. 1t has received
new coat of paint.
Carlton Stoner is the successful
winner Of the prize for getting the
most names for .Brant's Balsam.
Eliza Hopkins who has been very
sick for the past three weeks with
typhoid fever is slowly recovering.
LosT-Somewhere in Yale a shawl.
Finder will please leave at the EXPOS
TroR Office and oblige Mrs. Sheldon.
The large plate glass for the Doelle
Block and j. {. Holden's store have
arrived and been placed in position.
The printer is always hard up at
this season of the year. Now that you
have sold your wool it is a good time
te settle up.
c. X. Holden has been having u Sc
we're run of malarial fever the past
week but we are pleased to mention he
is on the gain.
Why is it that the men smile when
they come out of Windsor's barber
shop? 1t is because they get such an
easy and smooth shave.
S. b. Somers, dealer in choice gro
ceries and provisions, is haying large
trade. He sells goods cheap and
keeps everything in his line.
Some mean wretch stuck knife
into the rubber hose of the hose cart
while in the village hall and damaged
the coupling so that it could not be
used.
Tad;as &c ,.o, have oot ,,ot ho,,oi, .
your summer hat, now is n good time
AS Mrs. James Brown is closing out 4
very successful season at astonishingly
low prices.
We obtain patents for protection, not
for ornament. Send for our valuable
pamphlet. Dubois & Dubois, Inven-
tive Age Building, Washington, d. C.
Mention this paper. 81
Palmer's candle burned 40 hours and
A min. Mrs. j. c. Armstrong, of Vas
sar, guessed 1857 and received the
lace curtains. Mrs. Hannah Smith, of
Brockwsy so and got the dress pattern.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
NJ. f. church will be held in Yale, on
Sunday, July "a, in the forenoon.
The presiding elder, Rev. Isaac Springer,
of Port Huron, will conduct the serv-
ices.
Excursion tickets will he sold to Port
Huron and return on July 18th, 1899,
for special train that day, limited for
return to date of sale, ut the rate of
20 cents for the round trip. on account
of Orangemen's celebration at Sarnia,
Ont. +. A. GMswoLD.
Last week we recorded big days
sale for j. III. Moore. This week we
have much larger one to publish.
1t consists of binders, 2 moving ma
chimes, horse rake, buggy, cart,
2 corn cultivators, shovel pillow and .
horses.
FARM For SALE.-Containin so acres,
more or less, near the thriving village
of Yale; GO acres under cultivation, -
acres of beach and maple. Good
buildings, fences, orchard and wells of
water. For further particulars call on
or address JOHN CHENEY, Yale. ga.
At the republican caucus held in
Village hall one week ago Thursday
the following delegates were elected
to attend the county convention held
in Port Huron, July 2: John ID. Jones,
Harvey Tappan, J. c. McKenna, w. J.
Moore, w. W. Grinnell, and Belon
Robinson.
As will be seen by notice in another
column, the firm of Macks 2has been
dissolved, Mr. McGregory retiring from
the firm. The large business establish
ed by the firm will not decrease, as Mr..
Macarthur is a push-ahead, careful and
affable merchant, with considerable ex-
perience.-Cass City Enterprise.
FARMERS you will save time and
money by having your Mowers, Binders.
&C., put in good running order before
you commence your having and
harvesting. am agent for Champion
and Empire repairs. Your patronage
solicited. Shops opposite WEIGH x
Sons grist mill. ga +. =. Currier Jr
Henry A. Zueleh, who has had the
contract for building the Doelle and
Martin Blocks and Jas. Rath's house,
has about completed his work and will
leave for his home IN Fargo this week.
He has been assisted by his brother
George and father. They are oil first
class brick masons and have done ex-
cellent work on these several jobs.
Brook Bearss who has been employ
ed in Holden's drug store for so long
took his departure Monday evening
for Fort Gratiot where he has secured
a position in Burwells drug store.
Brook is straightforward, upright
young man, we'll liked by the entire
community and it is with regret we see
him take hi. departure. Success go
with him.
We are glad to see the faces of our
old friends Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Law
again in our midst after an absence of
seven months at Ann Arbor. We are
pleased to learn that Mr.NLaw passed
a successful examination in the several
branches he has pursued during that
time and was graduated at the recent
exercises. He will devote this summer
to surveying and engineering.
The quiet farmers of Speaker town.
ship have again been annoyed by mid
night marauders. This time span of
horses and set Of harness were stolen
from the barn of Conrad Jones and a
wagon from Willism Wark's barn on
Tuesday night or early Wednesday
morning. A note was left that the rig
would be found at Capac. VIM. WarE
drove over there on Wednesday and
also to Emmett but no trace of either
horses, harness or wagon could be
found IL is to he hOped these CON