Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-06-16

SEED corn Tor sale AT w marion
Holden's elevator, Yale. 4-2
Simeon Hamilton is on the mend
although it will be some weeks before
he will be strong again.
A person has to haye lots of push to
succeed in this world. He can't even
run lawn mower without it.
The ladies of the o. +. 5. will serve
ice cream afternoon and evening in the
Macarthur block tomorrow. Call and
get real nice dish of ice cream.
DandruH forms when the glands of
the skin are weakened, and, if neglec-
ted, badness is sure to follow. Halls
Hair remover is the best preventive.
The answers to the Bible questions
in last issue have been received but on
account of lack of space we are unable
to publish them. Look for them next
week.
No use Of talking the hay crop is
going to oe large and every man should
put n Ney Steel Track in his barn and
handle his hay just as quick and easy
as possible. A. w. Ferguson & Co. sell
them.
The ladies of the O. f. S. had bad
night for ice cream last Saturday,
although they succeeded i'll selling
about 4 gallons at retail. They served
ice cream and waters Wednesday eve
ming and had good success.
The EXPosITOR is still giving to sub
scribers who pay up all arrears and
one year in advance the Farmers
Friend, Il sixteen page paper issued
twice month for one year. This Is
an excellent paper and an eXtraordin-
airy offer. Take advantage of it.
THE bill posters for Mat WiXom's
Great X. X. shows have decorated the
town with flaming Autographs of their
show which will appear in Yale, June
10th. This show contains number of
finely trained animals and other at
fractions which will be worth seeing.
The members of the J.. o. T. NJ. and
X. o. T. NJ. wish to heartily thank
those who took part in, the exercises
Sunday-especially the instrumental
part. A vote of thanks was also ten
dered Rev. Harrison for his kindness
i'll delivering such an able and master
iy discourse.
The second annual commencement
exercises of Yale High school will be
held in Central Hall Friday Evening
June 2S. A fine program is being
arranged and Il large attendance is
looked for. An admission fee of l0c.
will be charged to defray some of the
expenses. School children free. Every
body cordially invited.
James Hisey, our genial democratic
townsman, has been circulating petit
ton this week and has received the
signature of every business man in
town for his appointment as clerk or
customs inspector under Collector
Croker. Mr.. Hisey is an upright,
straightforward business man and n
conscientious democrat. lie deserves
recognition by the party.
If all the odd and waste corners on
every farm were planted with mann
moth Russian sunflowers, enough of
the seed could be harvested to keep
large flock of Poultry, and there is no
seed that is better food for moulting
or for laying hens. If horses can be
got to eat them, an occasional feed of
II pint is good for them, but some
horses will not eat them.
A story is going around about II man
whose wife had gone visiting and
wouldn't listen to- his appeal 10 come
home until her visit was out. Taking
a copy of his home paper and care
fully clipping ont Just. one item, he
sent the paper to her. The scheme
worked admirably and in less than
week she was at home 10 find 0ut what
had happened that her husband did
not want her to know.
iisto of patents granted TO Michigan
inventors this week. Reported by
Evcrt & Applcman, patent attorneys,
$50 +. 81. Y. w, Washington, d. C.,
who will send circular and give advice
free regarding patents: TjGrk j.
Nonoma, Grand Rapids, Fire escape;
Elijah Mccoy, Detroit, Lubricator; c.
NJ. Emerson, Bay City, Band Saw mill;
jaime II. Downie, Detroit, Dental fur
mace; Thomas Craney, Gator; Fred ii.
Brown, Detroit, Shoe rest; Lewis A.
Aspinwall, jackson, Potato cutter.
A bright little boy of four summers
was sent on an errand by his mamma
to grocery store short distance from
home. He came back contentedly
eating a banana. "Where did you get
that bananna?' said his mamma.
"BOught it," he replied quietly. "But
l gave you no money to buy one,"
she said. "Oh, we'll" he replied non
chalantly, al told Mr.. Blank to let me
have one and would be in and pay
for it next week" The young gentle
man had evidently been taking lessons
of older people who buy on the credit
system.
Last Sunday being the 18th annivers-
AIRY of the X. o. T. NJ. in Michigan the
"bees" assembled at their lodge room
in the Lutz block ana marched in line
to the NJ. f. Church where they listen
ed to fine discourse delivered by
Rev. j. II. Harrison. The church was
packed and many were compelled
to remain outside. Both instrumental
and vocal music was rendered in a
very pleasing manner. About one
hundred fifty ladies and gentlemen