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

last OF suDScrlDerS.
If you have lost anything advertise
it in the EXPosIToR.
Cook WANTED. A good girl wanted
at the Rapley House to do cooking.
Good wages paid to the right person.
Joel Shades has had little building
erected on the east side of Main street
lust south of j. II. Highs shoe shop
where he sells candies, nuts, bananas.
etc.
VIM. Zavits, our nobby tailor, is hay
ing a big trade from Yale and adjoln.
ing territory. Friday last he was at
Brown City delivering and receiving
orders.
We return thanks to the Inlay City
Driving Park Association for compli-
mentary tickets to their races to be
held at INLAY City, August Is and ID.
81 900 in premiums.
We obtain patents for protection, not
for ornament. Send for our valuable
pamphlet. Dubois q Dubois, Inven-
tive Age Building, Washington, ID. G.
Mention this paper. 81
Geo. w. Bradshaw mail agent on
the Roseburg, Yale and Brockway
route sports brand new stage. 1t was
turned out by w. II. Harris of Brock
way and reflects credit on its builder.
II. Doelle & Son are busily at work
moving into their new store across the
street. They will have elegantquarte
and will be pleased to see their Gus
toners and many friends after August
LIST.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and
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A shower Tuesday afternoon refresh
ed the atmosphere considerably, but
Wednesday turned out to be another
scorcher.
Rev. w. F. Perkins officiated at a
quarterly meeting near Burnside on
Sunday. He also baptised five persons
at the same place. The Elder is an
earnest worker and is doing lots of
good in his field of labor.
FARM For SURROUNDINGS acres,
more or less, near the thriving village
of Yale; 60 acres under cultivation, II
acres of beach and maple. Good
buildings, fences, orchard and wells of
water. For further particulars call on
or address JOHN CHENEY, Yale. 81.
Coopers ice cream parler is crowded
the most of the time this hot weather.
We all know how good it feels to be
able to secure at u minutes notice a
delicious dish of ice cream or glass
OF soda. We are glad to see him do
ing good business. Notice his adv.
in this issue.
Eddie, the little son of Del Wal
dorph, met with serious accident
this week by which he lost the two
middle fingers of his left hand. The
little fellow was playing with the rope
to the hay carrier when his hand was
caught and drawn into the pulley re-
sulting as stated above.
Some men say it don't pay to adver-
tise, that you must show goods to sell
them. Ills equally true you must
haye customers to show them to.
| STRAIGHTFORWARD advertising brings in
the people, and twill pay our readers
to see Johnston d Fuller's ad. on page
four of this issue of the EXPosIToR.
The Brown City Banner has been
purchased by l.. Ii. House former
! principal in the school at that place,
of G. II. Fox. The paper came out
! last week column folio and very
much improved. We congratulate the
new editor on its appearance and have
no doubt that the Improvement is last
ing.
Lewis Bow our good-natured dray-
man while busy unloading some freight
from his dray, accidentally run an iron
silver into the palm of his hand. In
attempting to remove 1t he was over
come by the heat and fell face fore
most to the sidewalk injuring his fore
/ head. He is at his post again although
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The whistle of the flax mill will
soon be heard again announcing the
time to begin and quit work. p. A.
Paul will this morning start a few men
to work pulling flax, and will get down
to real business about Monday. He
will employ about Is men during the
harvesting season. The yield promises
to overreach last years crop.-Croswell
Democrat.
Our popular and enterprising Agri-
cultural implement dealer j. III. Moore
with his corps of good looking, oblig-
ing agents are having no rest these
days. Business is booming and the
machinery is going like hot cakes.
Four more binders disposed of on Mon
day. This firm are compelled to work
nearly every night to Keep up with
orders. Glad to hear 1t.
Menerey Bros. have just turned out
of their foundry four iron pillars for
the new brick buildings Of A. w
Ferguson d Co. and Lothian d Beard.
This enterprising firm are a credit to
our growing town and should receive
the encouragement and patronage of
our citizens and the country adjacent
They do all kinds of moulding and a
general blacksmithing business.
While in Port Huron last Saturday
we were shown through the Desmond
Club House by the kindness of Mr.
Asman, of the firm of Asman & Beard
carpet dealers. This club house ha:
just been completed and this firm held
the contraction furnishing. Thehoust
is beauty and no mistake and the
wonderful taste displayed in the fur
nishing has made it most elegant
! resort There seems to be nothing
, wanted to make it all complete.
STRAYED-From the premises of tn,
! undersigned in the village of Peel
3 Wednesday afternoon at about fou
O'Clock, one small bay mare, weigh
about 900 pounds, small star in fore
head, lump on one fore foot. Wa
, last seen about nine o'clock that even