Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-01

A new line of children's and ladies'
underwear, belts, shopping bags, ETC.,
at Mrs. Tavlor's Bazaar.
Next Monday is July 4th and the
young folks who love to dance must
not forget C. F. Michaels' ball. He
has all Preparations made for fine
time.
L. Higer & Sons, the leading cloth
iers of Port Huron, are on hand with a
change of adv, this week. Read it and
take advantage of the bargains offered
in unlaundried shirts.
Miss Letitia G. 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. 52tf.
Verandas and porches have been
added to II. G.. Mcl.aughlin's residence
on Main street and prettily painted in
white. The grounds have been nicely
graded and finishing touch given to
all.
For SALE.-The undersigned will sell
cheap within the next ten days three
lots in Morrill's addition, two lots in
Reed & McNutt's addition and one lot
in Tappan d Laws addition. Also two
houses and lots all in the village of
Yale. Apply to w. w. COMING, Yale.
c. A. Hovey, prosecuting attorney,
conducted the trial of VIM. Cline on
Friday last for the people and VIM.
Gowan was the attorney for defendant.
Cline was found guilty and sentenced
to GO days in the county Jail. He APP
pealed the case, and was directly ar
rested second time with A. +. Jack
son and both furnished bail and let go
10 appear before the court on June eth.
+. ID. Wieman, representative of the
JOS. Biechele Soap Co.., located at
Canton, Ohio, has been in town this
week taking orders for the famous
Banner and Cocoa-Castile soap which
are the leading brands of soap which
this firm handle. Mr.. Wieman is an
energetic, pushing business agent and
is doing wonders for this firm who are
to be congratulated in securing his
valuable services.
Taylor & Burnetts Marble and
Granite Works in Port Huron are do
ing good business and putting up
| excellent work. They also have a
good agent David X. Brown in these
parts. Mr.. Brown has been here for
some time placing monuments which
are acknowledged by all to be as hand
some and durable rs any they have
seen. In the McFadden cemetery a
fine monument has been placed in
memory of John Scully and in the
other cemeteries surrounding equally
a. fine work has been put up, not eX-
ceptiug the James Rath monument in
the Brockway cemetery which is very
handsome. Parties interested in these
matters will do we'll to see this firm.
Complaints were brought to the viii
lage last week of the disgraceful con-
duct of George Muir around the Me.
mercy school house south west of the
village. The sympathies of the boys
J in the town were enlisted and they
concluded to give Muir lesson which
| he would not soon forget. On Thurs
day evening he was waylaid by large
party as he was returning home and
rotton-egged, then taken to a pump
and given u thorough bath. He was
then allowed to 60 his way. The fol-
lowing day warrant for his arrest was
got out by officers of that school and
served by Constable Emery. A pre-
liminary examination was held on
Saturday, when he pleaded not guilty
and furnished bail On Wednesday
of this week the trial came off at
which time he withdrew his plea of
not guilty and was sentenced for 90
days in the county Jail. Officer Emery
took him to Port Huron the same
evening.
A meeting is called by the business
men and citizens of Yale for Wednes-
day evening, July 9th, ut the village
hall, for the purpose of taking steps
towards repairing the main roads lead
ing to this place. These roads, espe-
cially the one for two or more miles
north, are in horrible condition and
we hope all will see the necessity of
turning in and lending their aid to a
good cause. Loads and loads of grain,
produce, etc, would be brought to the
village by the people living north if we
had decent roads for them to travel
but what would come to us now goes
to Lexington, Croswell and other points
where they have good highways. Why
: is it these roads have been left in this
: condition so long? Now that your at
tention has been called to the matter
: fellow citizens, we engage that you
will each do your part and it will moi
! he long before there is change in the
state of affairs. Let the meeting be
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