Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-07-07
Berries and fruits wanted at B. l.

We have had some fine rain showers
during the past week.
A prize given with every hat sold in
the next fifteen days at Mrs. Browns.
Mrs. John Phelps of this place, has
been visiting this week in Port Huron.
The Michigan State Fair has post
poned its annual meeting, on account
of the Columbian.
John Holden is wearing a bad look
ing nose. Cause-a stick flew up hit
ting him on the proboscis.
Those who attended the races at
Richmond from Yale say they did not
come up to their expectations.
| John w. Schram, of Englewood, ILL.,,
is visiting his mother in Greenwood
and other friends i'll Yale this week.
In the item referring to the Lutz
school house in last issue it should
have read Henry Zuelch, of Fargo, in
stead of Henry MulynX.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, SIG, +. & A. NJ. at Masonic hall
next Saturday evening. Work on de-
grees. Brethren are cordially invited.
Itch on humans and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Grant Holden d Bro,
Yale, Mich.
Our subscribers will please excuse
the deficiencies of the ExPosIToR this
week. Also the paper being a day
late. We were away Mt Armada eel
ebratlng the glorious 4th.
DR.. b. Clyne was elected health
officer for the township of BrOckway,
at the meeting of the board last Satur-
day vice DR.. ID. NJ. Langan who has re-
moved to Sanilac Centre.
Losr-A lady's brown coat on the
road between the Baptist church i'll
Speaker and the South Speaker school
house on Nav 2S. Finder will please
leave same at this Office or Miss Hill
bourn's store in Melvin and receive
reward.
s. Q. Welch Il Son are making many
improvements about their roller -four
mill of late, the latest one being to add
new silks to the bolts and Mr.. David
son says they can now make as good
flour as any mill in the state. Give
them trial
james Wallace, our live harness
maker has just turned ont for Geo. W.
Bell full rubber trimmed track har-
ness with patent leather folds. This
harness is for Mr.. Bells trOtter "Netta
b., and is fine piece Of workman
ship credit to the maker.
A soft, fair skin is the result of pure
blood and healthy liver, 10 secure
which, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the Super
ior Medicine. Ladies who rely upon
cosmetics to beautify their complexion,
should make Il note of this, bearing
in mind that they can't improve upon
nature.
o. l.. Boice and family haye moved
to Port Huron where Oscar has secured
n position in DIR. PAGES drugstore.
The entire community regret the de-
parture of this respected family. The
best wishes of the EXposIroR go with
them for unlimited success in their
new home.
The Village Council have instituted
legal proceedings to require the +. d
l.. NJ. Il. II. Co. to build cross-walks at
North Street and on Main Street.
These crossings are much needed ana
the rail road company are under obi
cations to do as citizens have to do
build their share of the sidewalk.
"Address no stranger and allow no
stranger to address YOU, is the advice
of the chief of the Chicago detective
force to all visitors. lie adds: "The
price of safety in this city at present
is to keep your mouth shut in the
presence of those you do not know.
If you want to know anything wait
till you see II policeman. 1t is prob
able that Chicago is the most unsafe
place IN the world, just now, to make
chance acquaintances"
Yale can furnish few athletes as
the following will show:-George
Drummond took first money in the
run hop, step and jump, lst in run and
Jump and I'd in the foot race at Lake
port on July 4th. At the same place
John Springer took 2d in the run and
lump, and John Mathews and Thos.
lIillock captured lst and I'd prizes in
the boys foot race. At Lexington
Chas. III. Palmer won first money and
Phil Doelle second in the bicycle race.
Our Wooden Mill is an institution of
which Yale is justly proud. This in
stitution gives employment to about
fifteen hands who at the present time
are compelled to- work until nearly
ten o'clock each evening on account
of the rush of custom work. The
gOOuS nldue Dy y. AnhTeae " sons are
celebrated wherever introduced and it
is impossible to fill orders as fast as
they come in. The proprietors are
public spirited men and are foremost
in every enterprise for the advance
ment of our village. Our citizens
should give this enterprise every en-
couragement possible.
Once in while some of our friends
who have good conception of the
fitness of things hand in an item that
some friend is visiting them or that
they or their family are about to make
visit to distant friends. We have
stated before, but it will do to repeat,
that we appreciate thoughtfulness of
this kind. The mission of the local
paper is to record the goings and COM
lngs of your friends; you know when
these things happen. The editor is
not omnipresent and very often he
misses these items. 1t is only the
trouble of moment to hand them in
or let us know, and when done, those
at distance who geS our paper feel
that letter from home has reached
thann-nnoda an hv Tho nuItifuda of