Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-03

Il village caucus viii De uelu Saturudy
evening this week. Election will be
held one week from Monday.
Regular meeting of o. T.. 5. in Mac
cabee hall, Wednesday evening, March
Sth. Initiation. Full attendance re-
quested.
DIR. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer, the
great new discovery for Nervous Dis
eases. Free samples and 81 bottles
at Grant Holden 4 Bros.
f. A. Griswold has exchanged his
house and lot on Third street for Steve
Curvin's house and lot on Second street
and both families moved last week.
Mrs. Seymour aged 6s years died at
| her home in Yale last week Thursday
Feb. %. The remains were taken to
Petrolia, Ont, for burial. Ella Wyant
sick ut present.
Stove For SALE.-I have for sale Il
secondhand No. s. Home Jewel cook
stove with reservoir and heater in No.
repair. The stove when new cost $35.
/ will sell it very cheap. Chas. Tunis,
Mt s. o. WEIGH 4 Sons roller mill
Yale. 41w3.
DR.. VIM. GOwan was taken with
bleeding at the nose on Friday last
week and il was some time before the
hemorrhage could be stopped to the
alarm of his friends. He became very
much exhausted but is very much bet
ter, we are pleased to say, this week.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from herses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
Grant Holden & Bro, Yale, Mich.
A letter from T. W. Moore, of Fir,
Wash. this week, gives us the imforma-
ton that the weather there is nice and
warm and grass green. The people
had q surprise there in the shape Of
one weeks sleighing this winter. Mr..
Moore enclosed a dollar for another
years subscription to the ExPosIToR
saying that his wife could not live in
Wash. without it.
A social entertainment will be given
by Mesdames &. X. and j. Z. Holden
next Wednesday evening, March 8, at
the home of the latter. Hours 1880 to
~ ~ SOupttltiOn PilECb
will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. It's a
conundrsm. Come and guess it.
Bring your pencils. A pleasant sur
prise in the way of refreshments. Adj
mission Is cents.
Here ia what the Brown City Banner
has to say about our new townsman T..
G. Mapes:-"T. c. Mapes has formed
partnership with j. u. Francis of
Yale, in the hardware business and
will move his family there in the near
future. Mr.. and Mrs. Mapes have
made host of friends in Brown City
during their brief sojourn here who re-
greet to hear of their departure. The
Banner untes in wishing them an album
dance of success in their new home"
The well and favorably known Mason
4 Morgan Company will appear in
Yale on Monday evening next. Messrs
Mason d Morgan have taken II
new departure this season and are
making special feature of the we'll
known story, by Mrs. Word, East Lynne.
The company comprises twelve of the
best people in the profession such as
Miss Courteney Rose, Mrs. Eliza Mason,
Miss Clara Miller, Mr.. Alex Rule and
other well known people beside the
ever popular managers. Prices have
been reduced to suit the times and the
scale will be l5c. 2jc. and 35c. Reserved
seats now on sale at Holden's drug
store.
Quite an excitement was produced
on Monday night by the report that
Harold Hart was missing not having
been seen since school. 1t was late in
the evening before the rumor became
current and the idea became quite
strong that the boy was drowned in
the creek behind the school building.
Accordingly a number repaired to the
spot where sled mark was seen run
ming down the hill TO hole in the ice
and then upon the opposite side; but
search revealed nothing further.
Early next morning word was sent to
Abbottsford, Mrs. Hart thinking he
might have gone TO friends there, but
nothing was heard of him until that
evening when it was reported that he
had been seen at the Tunnel Station
and that he said he was bound for
Florida. Harold is a boy about IL
years of age, bright and intelligent.
He is son of j. &. Hart, of Hartland,
Fla. Mrs. Hart, who lives here, being
his stepmother. We think it most
probable that the lad has gone to his
father.
List of patents granted to Michigan
inventors this week. Reported by
Evert q Appleman, patent attorneys,
$50 F. st. n. w. Washington d.. e.. who
will send circular and give advice free
regarding patents. James +. Brewer,
Rodney, Saw tooth gage; Frank A..
Burnham, Battle Creek, Valve for di-
rect acting engines: Carson j. Clark,
Leslie, Stone gathering machine; My
ron w. Clark, Parma, Two patents on
Flour Bolt; Willis III. Hannigan,
Manistique Hame, Thomas Hicks, De-
troit, Magnetic core for armatures;
John & G. Lane, Holly, Wire fence
machine; Luther V. Moulton, Grand
Rapids, Machine for making school
crayons; Elijah A. Ovenshire, Lansing,
Cultivator; Frank b. Rae, Detroit, Con-
duit railway; Emmett l.. Smith, Jackson
Corset; Lewis b. Smith, Portland, Cart
ridge Filler; Jay w. Vaughan, Eaton
Rapids, Bag fastener; Charles f. Wake
man, Pontiac, Steamer Heater; Eff'in-
ger K. Whipple, st. Johns, Harrow;
Aric G. Wiorenga, Iceland, Attach
ment for beds.