Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-10


of South Bend Ind.
We are informed that Mrs. Grandy
has opened millinery establishment
i'm Detroit. Also that her daughter
Maud is attending convent at Windsor.
w. w. Cowing has returned from
Cheboygan county where he had been
on legal business. lie will go back
there next Thursday to remain few
days and finish his work.
A store house is being erected in the
rear of the Rapley block by the enter
prising firm of Francis d Mapes who
will use it for the reception of their
heavy hardware and farming nipple
ments.
STOVE For SALE have for sale Il
secondhand No. 3, Home Jewel cook
stove with reservoir and heater in No.
/ repair. The stove when new cost $50.
| will sell it very cheap. Chas. Tunis,
at :. O. Welch d Sons roller mill,
| Yale. 4lw3.
There is no excuse for an able bodi-
cd man, in this country, allowing his
family to suffer for want of food and
clothing. 1t may not be possible to
supply them with all the luxuries, but
| the necessaries can be obtained, and
the refusal or neglect to thus care for
his wife and children, should not be
tolerated.
VIM. IT.. Dallentine, formerly of
! Brockway and Harvey Drake. formerly
of Yale, have leased the Richmond
Review and presented their first issue
last week. The gentlemen are well
known to all our citizens who no
doubt, will be glad to see them do well
in their new position. We extend the
right hand of fellowship to them
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blenishes from horses, Blood Spavns,
Curb, 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 d Bro, Yale, Mich.
There is talk of organizing Uniform
Rank, X. o. Z. NJ. in Yale, sixteen
members having signified their will
ingness to join. J. T. Percival, a
member of the Uniform Rank in Port
Huron was here Tuesday evening with
his full regalia. Any one wishing in
formation in regard to this will he
cheerfully accorded it by writing him.
Parents are respectfully requested
by Wharton 4 Holden to keep their
boys away from the piles of baled hay
near the depot as considerable mis-
chief was done last Sunday by their
climbing upon and jumping around it
and tearing the canvas with which it
is covered. The next time these smart
boys are caught at this they will be
arrested.
The Mason & Morgan Company were
well satisfied with the large audience
which greeted them on Monday even
ing at Central Hall where they played
"East Lynne. We are sorry To say
that the company is not up to its usual
standard, nearly all the actors being
apparently very young and very mex
perienced and those who have seen
east Lynne" well played before were
not much taken with it Monday night
j. q. Kolfage and wife, of Amherst
burg, Ont, were in Yale Tuesday and
Wednesday with view of locating
i'm the millinery business. We under
stand they made Mrs. James Brown
an offer fO- her stock. We would be
pleased should Mr.. and Mrs. Kolfage
locate in our midst as they are highly
respected young people and their
business abilities and amiable qualities
would command for them large trade
4 warrant was issued on Saturday
last against John Richardson by com
plant of Rufus Remington, who
charges the former as being Il disorder
ly person, having disturbed meeting
being held in the Remington school
house. A hearing was had before
Justice Efirick and defendant refusing
to plead, plea of not guilty wal
entered by the court and the case
adjourned until the 18th. Richardson
is out on bail.
Thelo Kuehn, the murderer of young
Wesley Mcdonald, who has had 8
second trial, was again convicted and
, sentenced to eighteen years at hard
labor in Jackson prison. Wher
Kuehn was sentenced he stopped anC
kissed his two small boys but took NJ
notice at all of his wife, whom he say
is the cause of all his trouble. 1t i
thought by all that the sentence is ;
lust one, Kuehn having had fail
and impartial trial.
, Word was brought from Speaker OF
Monday that Barnabas Il. knowlton
an old resident of that section, haC
been found dead in the barn where
: he had hung himself. Mr.. Know
! lton was 81 years of age and for gooC
many years had been gradually losing
his mind. When found his feet touched
the floor and it is supposed that afte
: hanging himself to the beam above
; he jumped off some bags but life wa
extinct when he was discovered.
2 John =. Regain, of Como, Colorado
; died February 9th 1893, on the trail
while on his way to hospital at Den
4 yer. Deceased formerly lived at Mel
f vim and had many friends who vii
o be sorry to learn the bad news.
: seemed that short time before h
r had taken heavy cold and conclude,
he would go to Denver to be treated
j.. but he never arrived at his destination
:. His remains were brought to Melvi
3 for interment. He was young ma
y of promise and the main stay of n
~ mother.
4 A new boot and shoe firm has bee
o opened up in Detroit, known as tn
II q. +. Smith Shoe Company. Tn
a firm will occuDy the stores recent