Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-07-14
The cherry crop is poor this season.

III CaSs Clty buying WOOL tnls week.
Correspondents will please notify us
when in need of stationery and stamps
Our village butchers have reduced
the price of steak to Is cents per
pound.
Yale fair and races September %, 20
and p. Everybody is making prepar-
atoms to attend.
Workmen are busily engaged en-
larging the NJ. =. church and laying q
stone foundation underneath.
Mrs. Barrett and child now occupy
w. III. Palmer house on Main Street
having moyed therein on Monday.
II. Il. Fairman, the newly-elected
secretary of the county board of school
examiners, took charge of the office on
July LIST.
The ice cream social at John Baxter
last Friday night was well attended
and very pleasant occasion for both
young and old.
1t is the general impression among
shippers that hay will be high again
this season, owing to the failure of
crops in other countries.
The barn of Isaac Beals Lying one
mile west and one-half mile south of
Peck was struck by lightning on July
9TH and burned to the ground.
WEAvERs WANTED Two good
Crompton loom weavers. Good steady
work and good pay. Apply to d. II.
Dorman q Son, Marlette, Mich. 7w4.
Anna, Il six-year-old daughter of
Henry Johnson, swallowed Canada
cent and for few days her life was
despaired of, but she is now recovering.
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 IL Bro,
Yale, Mich.
FoUND-On Monday in the village of
Yale, a pocket-book. Loser can have
same by calling at the EXPosIToR
office, describing property and paying
for this notice.
Elder Patton will preach in Brick
Chapel next Sunday afternoon ut 3
o'clock and evening at Z. A cordial
invitation given to all to come and
hear him, as subjects of great impOr-
lance will be discussed.
HOUSE For RENT-The lower part of
S. j. Welchs house on Kennefic street
is for rent. Splendid we'll of water
good cistern, good cellar and every
thing convenient, Rent reasonable.
Apply to ;. j. Welch on the premises.
LosT-A lady's brown coat on the
road between the Baptist church in
Speaker and the South Speaker school
house on May rs. Finder will please
leave same at this Office or Miss Hill
bourn's store i'll Melvin and receive
reward.
The st. Clair county institute will
he held in Port Huron commencing on
July "A at 10 o'clock a. m. The work
of the institute is beng carefully
planned and it is the wish of the
State Supt. that there be large atten-
dance of teachers.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides mother, on July 3rd, 1893, Sol
Tice and Miss Carrie Ferguson, both of
Brockway township. Rev. W. +. Per-
kins performed the ceremony. The
happy couple took the evening train
east for short bridal tour.
Many women, who were terrible
sufferers from periodical headaches or
other nervous troubles peculiar TO
women, have found relief in DR..
Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer. The Doc
tor will gladly give advice free of
charge. Sold 10y Grant Holden q Bro.
w. T. Gardner of the Laural Bank
! Cheese Factory wishes to say to the
readers of the EXPosIToR that he has
paid his patrons, who were well
! pleased, at the rate of seventy cents
per hundred pounds of milk for the
first half of June, and would like to
hear from the creamery.
James Livingston d Co. our flax mill
men raised fine large barn, 40xl00
feet % feet posts, on their property IN
Yale last Monday. This company is
preparing to do much larger business
than any previous year. The mill
yard is small village of itself and
adds considerable life to our town.
Grant Holden & Bro. druggists have
arranged very attractive window. A
large picture of the building of the
famous patent medicine firm of H. +.
Bucklen q Co., Chicago, is so construct
ed that by placing lamp back of it
you have n fine electric display. If
you pass the store in the evening don't
fail TO see it.
John Drennan's eyes are improving
II. Gowan. The Doctor makes Il speci-
atty of treating diseases of the eye,
ear and nose and is having good sue
cess in every case. He is q constant
student of all the latest works of his
profession and keeps posted in the
modern treatment of diseases.
Lightning has been doing consider
able damage in destroying property
during the past ten days. Following
is list of the losers:-In Lynn An
drew Ostrander lost COW, Chris Don
aldson five sheep, and John Dorhman's
barn was struck. In Brockway Mrs.
NJ. Menerey's barn was struck doing
slight damage. In Greenwood Widow
Black had some cattle killed.
A citizen rises to remark that Chas.
a. Bailey fares badly under Cleve-
lands administration. During Mr..
Cleveland's first term Mr.. Bailey
dropped into the Huron House TO dis
cuss politics. During the discussion
Geo. Tebo knocked him down. The
blow which John Denneny gave him
in the face on Wednesday night recalls
the circumstance.-Port Huron Daily
Times.