Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-05-05

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pipe from the station to their oil tank.
Mrs. Taylor will have special
marked down sale of lace curtains ON
Saturday.
Henry Howay is remodelling his
house on the corner of Kennefic and
Wells Streets.
Born, in Yale on Saturday evening,
April 20, 1898, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Andreae, u son.
NoTIcE-Houses and stores to rent
in the Macarthur Block, Yale, also on
Jones ST. Rents low. ID. Macarthur,
| Yale Mich. 46tf
Richard Heron, of Speaker township
is suffering from inflammation of the
lungs and it is expected he cannot live
but a short time.
The Directors of the BrOckway Cen
tire District Agricultural Society met at
the Rapley House last Saturday and
revised the premium list for the com.
ing fair.
Several plates were exchanged at the
| MayfOWer social in Central hall last
Friday evening. Those haYing wrong
plates will bring them to Mrs. Il.
Menerey's and get their own.
Several articles of household furni-
ture for sale. Set cane seat chairs,
center table, sewing table, desk, kitchen
! cupboard, child folding bed. Will go
cheap. Enquire ut this Office.
For SALE-The undersigned has for
sale Il family driving horse, kind and
gentle. For further information and
price inquire at $. O. Welch IL Sons
| HAttri,,pr mill w Ellis Naln ~ y
Invitations are being printed at the
EXPosIToR Office tor free lecture to
be given in the NJ. T.. church next
Wednesday evening, May 10th. Adj
dresses will be made by Revs. Nichol-
son, Harrison, Perkins and Mr.. j. 5.
Crandall.
The Mayfower social given in Cent
raj Hall last Friday evening by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Disciple church was a
very pleasant affairand largely attend
ed by the citizens of Yale and vicinity
The proceeds amounted to S2l.
Wharton Il Holden have just re-
ceived ut their elevator i'll Yale a car.
load of White Eusilage corn, one car.
load of Homestead Phosphate, Bayport
and Kelley's Island white lime always
on hand and for sale. Their prices are
right. Call and be convinced. 4Stf.
In speaking of the establishment of
McNair d Lewis in last issue we ne.
elected to note all of its members.
Besides Messrs Zavitz and Whiting
there are employed ia the tailoring
department Misses Law and Kelly,
who are becoming quite expert in this
] business.
VIM. Burns, eX-county treasurer, died
at his home i'll Port Huron May Bird, at
! the age of 80 years. Mr.. Burns was a
resident Of Jeddo when elected on the
democratic ticket in 1886. He served
two terms and made many friends.
He was member of the 40. H., h. of
l.. and X. Q. L. NJ.
English SPAWN Linimcnt removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses 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 d Bro, Yale, Mich.
The Yale Butter and Cheese Mfg
Co. (L't'd) settled with their patrons
the first of May and each one is more
than pleased with the result of the
month of April-94 cents per 100 lbs.
net having been realized from their
milk. This is extraordinary and there
should be no reason why the months
of May and June will not do as well.
The citizens of the surrounding
country and adjacent towns should
make preparations to attend the spring
meeting of the Yale Driving Park AS
ISOLATION to be held on the grounds
here Thursday and Friday, June LIST
and End. You may expect to see
some of the flyers of Michigan and
Canada at this meeting as good purses
are offered.
George w. Bell has sold his livery
business to W. G.. Brown and Hugh
Rose and these gentleman took pOss-
ession Monday morning. New horses
and new buggies are being added and
we trust the new firm may meet with
abundant success as no doubt they
will as both are hustlers and well liked
by all who make their acquaintance.
Mr.. Bell steps out after eight years in
the business with the best wishes of
the entire community for future pros
perity.
We are in receipt of the Battle Creek
Moon, which on Monday last sent out
special edition Of its daily paper,
the largest edition ever printed i'll Bat
tie Creek and all from new type with
Cox web Duplex Perfecting press
that has a capacity of $500 eight page
Moons all hour. This press is II very
fast one there being no other one in
that section of the state which will
print as fast as this one. There is an
entire change also in the editorial and
business force of the paper and the
Moon is now far ahead of all COMPETE
tors in the local field.
Central hall was filled last Tuesday
evening on occasion Of "rhe District
School, which was given by members
of the Epworth League of the NJ. L.
church and others. The piece repre-
sented school of fifty years ago
taught by an old pedagoguer. The
children, of which there were about
twenty, were dressed in the oldeu style.
The costumes of the young girls(?)
afforded plenty of amusement for the
audience, in very short dresses, and
very long pantalettes seemed to be the