Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-22

A quantity of delicious red rasp-
berries were sent us Friday last by Mrs.
Lewis Cady.
Call and look over II. Doelle & Sons
immense stock. They are offering
some bargains.
Thirteen persons were baptized last
Sunday at the bridge near Jeddo by
Rev. W. +. Perkins.
Andrew Award is busily engaged
laying the foundation for Geo. V.
Reid's brick livery stable.
If you want thoroughbred English
Fox Hound pup 5 weeks old write or
call on Grant Holden, Yale.
Remember Richards Triple Shows
at Yale next Monday. See advertise
ment in another column of this issue.
John Teetzel, our obliging express
man, has had his wagon neatly painted
and it now presents n becoming APP
pearance.
For SALE.-A second hand cart,
buggy, and harness, all in excellent
condition and nearly as good as new.
r.. +. LAW. llw4
800. | have S4OO to loan for four
years at per cent interest on real
estate security. For further partlcu-
lars apply to John Mitchell Roseburg,
Mich. 1lwl
The severe storm of Friday afternoon
blew of quantities of apples and pears
from the trees. 1t seemed pity when
the fruit is so scarce to have 1t lost in
this way.
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. 52tf.
Fred, the II year old son of Andrew
Staley living near Roseburg, had the
misfortune on Sunday to fall from a
pile of boards and brake his arm. DR..
A. Mitchell was called and set the arm.
III. n. Allen, State Evangelist of the
Disciples, will preach in the A. G.
chapel next Saturday evening and
Sunday morning and evening at usual
hours. All are cordially invited to
come and hear him.
Our farmer friend Chas. Williams,
who lives northeast of here, met with
quite III accident last week by being
attacked by an Infatuated bull. Mr..
Williams is getting better of his wounds
which were somewhat painful.
SHEEP For SALE haye for sale
cheap at my farm miles east and |
mile north of Yale, 90 wellbred merino
sheep, young and old. The sheep
range in age from ! month to years.
Here is rare chance to get flock of
sheep. Off VIM. Black.
W. ii. Wear has purchased the meat
market formerly conducted by +.
Woodward in the building north of the
Duffie block. Will expects to reopen
the business in few days and will
keep everything in his line the public
may want.
Prosecuting Attorney HoYey was
in the village yesterday to attend to
the case of the People Va. Brown IL
Easton for selling liquor on Sunday.
Brown was released. Easton waived
examination and was bound over to
the circuit court in 5000 bonds.
A card appears in this issue for the
Grand Central Hotel, Port Huron.
This house has been repaired inside
and out, refurnished and is now as
| fine Il place to stop at as can be found
in the city. Chas. +. Emery is the
obliging clerk and when you go there
he will make you feel at home.
FARMERS you will save time and
money by having your Mowers, Binders.
&c, put i'll good running order before
you commence your haying and
harvesting. | am agent for Champion
and Empire repairs. Your patronage
solicited. Shops opposite Welch &
Sons grist mill. 81 F. p. Currier Jr.
Widow Strevel, living one mile west
and two miles south of Yale met with
rather heavy loss this week. One
of her most valuable cows was missing
at time of milking and on going out
into the woods found that while it
was trying to scratch its head with one
of its fore legs caught the horn in the
cords of the leg and in this manner
killed itself.
Since DIR. i. G.. l.athrop moved into
the Macarthur block his trade has been
steadily and rapidly increasing. He
recently added some new apparatus to
his well furnished office, and expects
in few days to have his rooms repair
ed and will then have as neat suite
of dental parlors as one may desire
The DR.. is a good workman and de-
serves the success he is meeting with.
A rumor was in circulation before
the death of Mrs. Butler to the effect
that the family did not care to have
visitors come to the house, which pre-.
vented the calls that good many
would have made out of sympathy
and good feeling. DIR. Will Gowan in
forms us that there was no ground fol-
such report as they were pleased al
all times 20 receive their friends and
acquaintance.
At the regular meeting of the X. O
T. NJ. lodge Tuesday evening large
attendance was noted. VIM. Strong
. was elected delegate to the Great Cam
of the State of Michigan to be held il
Detroit Aug. 31st. John Baxter wa
elected alternate. As advertised, ic,
cream and cake were served to every
body's fullest satisfaction, in fact w,
beleiye some had little more thar
was good for them. A number whC
had not taken the oriental were giver
that degree. Altogether very pleas
ant evening was spent.
j. S. Duffie, who has for the pas
four months been in the employ o
Il. w. Boyd in the corner drug store
Ia ahant N Ion ITa in