Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-11-10

Brown.
l.. Higer & Sons, leading clothiers, of
Port Huron, have a change of nd this
week.
If you wish to see what truthful
Mary Ann says, read the ad OF +. L.
Palmer & Co.
John X. Hall brought us fine large
cabbage this week which we shall enjoy
on our dinner table.
Asa Sharp now occupies Mre. Nc
Dutf's house on North street having
moved therein this week.
c. S. Gilbert has sold his house and
lot on the corner of Main and Third
streets to b. III. Rothwell of Detroit.
The interior of Maccabee hall has
been neatly papered making it look
more homelike. w. b. Saville did the
work.
j. A. Davidson d Co. are advertising
prices on crockery and lamps which
are bargains. See their al and read
the list of specials.
If your watch is out of order and
won't keep good time take it to III.
Doelle & Sons the old reliable jewellers
and haye it repaired.
There will be no preaching at the
NJ. +. church next Sunday morning.
Service in the evening as usual. Sub
ject: "The Jews in History"
A postponed meeting of the Yale
Driving Club will be held in Central
Hall Thursday evening. Nov. 10th. A
full attendance of members is re-
quested.
A number of our merchants are do
ing little extra road work by sweep
ing the street in front of their stores.
Although not very lasting it looks we'll
for time.
Itch on humans and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Grant Holden & Bro,
Yale, Mich.
Once more the smiling face of +. o.
Putney may be seen behind the count
ers telling folks the merits of cotton
sox, after severe attack of intiam-
matory rheumatism.
Thomas Brown, of Shabbona, is in
town this week. He will move to
Coleman having sold his farm to Elisha
Smades of this place. Mr.. Shades has
sold his farm to Robert Armstrong.
About twenty-seven of the young
girls of the village assembled at the
residence of William Scott for a candy
pull Wednesday evening. The even
ing's entertainment consisted of music
and other amusements.
A. W. Ferguson & Co. are always
glad to see you at their hardware
store where they are offering bargains
in the best goods for the money in the
market. A change of ady. appears in
this issue which you should carefully
read.
Mrs. Lucy Miller, Bingham, Mich,
writes makers of DR.. Wheeler's Nerve
| Vitalizer: 81 needed help if any poor
mortal ever needed it," Many others
need help for their nerves. Call on us
for 81. bottles. Warranted. Grant Hol-
den d Bro.
Advertisers, change your announce
ments often. Don't let them get
stale. 1t is always pleasure to
change advertisements when they are
brought in early. Don't neglect it.
It's business, and will pay you well
for the time and care you give it.
The box social at the Bidleman
school house Wednesday evening was
very largely attended and Melted S34
1t is not enough to say that the boxes
were all we'll filled and each person
went away rejoicing, especially Rev.
Perkins who was the recipient of two
very large cakes.
Burglars entered the store of J. r.
Waterman at Peck last Monday night
by forcing an east window. An at
! tempt was made to cut hole in the
till which contained some change but
was not successful. Nothing else was
noticed out of place. 1t is supposed to
be amateurs work.
G.. 5. Gilbert will offer for sale at his
house between now and the 18th inst.
a quantity of furniture, carpets, house
plants, etc., as he expects to move to
Detroit soon. We are sorry to lose our
old friend as he has been resident of
Yale for many years. Our best wishes
go with him to his new home.
The Sanilac Recorder reaches our
table this week in its first issue. This
paper is published at Deckerville by
our friend Geo. W. Allen. 1t comes
out bright and clean with large quota
of local and personal news and better
still full of advertisements. Here's
hoping for its continued prosperity.
All should go out and hear Rey
Harrison's talk on what he saw at the
Worlds Fair, Wednesday evening al
the NJ. +. church. 1t will be something
interesting and instructive we car
assure. The small sum of 10 cents vii
be asked adults and cents for chill
dren. BE sure to attend.
The Firemen's ball on Thursday
evening was not as we'll attended a
was expected but a grand good time
was had by the 80 couple who wer,
present. The Yale orchestra furnished
excellent music and the supper coulC
,, not be excelled. All present enjoyed
the evening and regret that many
more did not turn out.
Why is it that there is not NOR,
interest taken in the Fire Company
There were not enough member
; present at the last meeting to pull tn,
slack out of the ropes on the engine
The company needs more drill will
r the apparatus and the time to practic,
is now as Yale pavements are no
always in suitable condition.