Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-06-23


Seed conn for sale at Wharton &
Holden's elevator, Yale. 4-2
The Yale cornet band attended the
Roseburg picnic on Tuesday.
Thomas Hickey is around again after
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Remember the lawn social on Fer
guson's lawn next Monday evening.
When you want a nice dish of ice
cream or a glass of soda water call on
Ii. l.. Newsted.
The road one mile north and extend
ing west has been graded and put in
good condition.
Hats away down. Going fast. Come
and get one before they are all gone at
Mrs. JAS. Brown.
Thomas .Carless has lately improved
his place by painting his house, Alfred
Young doing the work.
John brennan, of Lynn, has been in
Yale for the past week having his eyes
treated by DIR. Mitchell.
Work is progressing finely on the
new Disciple church. 1t is taking on
quite fine appearance.
The dust from the streets suggests
that on certain days street sprinkler
would do good execution.
Regular communication Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. 81 A. NJ. next Thurs
day evening. Work on degrees.
Rev. j. III. lTarrison's subject for
next Sunday evening at the NJ. f..
Church is "The Book and Civilization"
The Port Huron District Meeting of
the NJ. Z. church will be held at Yale,
June 2Sth. Subjects of interest will be
discussed.
Collector Crocker has appointed our
| friend VIM. Mcintyre, of Sanilac
county. deputy collector to take the
place OF c. W. BurHham, resigned.
WEAvERs WANTED Two good
| Crompton loom weavers. Good steady
work and good pay. Apply to ID. II.
Mat Wixom's Great X. Il. Show gave
two exhibitions, afternoon and even
ing, under tent in Yale on Monday,
June 10th, to fair sized audiences.
The performances were very good.
We thank Will Savlle for copy of
the Duluth Evening Herald giving Il
full description of the fire at the town
of Virginia. Will expects to be home
in about two weeks. Says he is feeling
much better.
The races at Brown City were sue
cess both financially and otherwise.
Each race was hotly contested and the
visitors were we'll pleased with the
sport. The weather was in their favor
both days being fine.
A matched running race between
"Hansa", of Flat Rock, and "Flora
BelP', of Yale, will take place on the
track at Yale tomorrow Saturday.
afternoon at . o'clock. Other attrac-
tons of interest will take place. Come
out and see some sport.
LosT-Strayed or stolen from the
farm of James Newell in Breckway
township on or about the first of May
one yearling heifer, red and white.
| The owner will pay a liberal reward
! for the return of same. 7w3.
The ExPosIroR is still giving to sub
scribers who pay up all arrears and
one year in advance the Farmers
| Friend, sixteen page paper issued
twice month for one year. This is
an excellent paper and an extraordin-
airy offer. Take advantage of it.
The Teacher and school officers of
| district No. 4, Lynn, wish to thank
George Perry for his kindness in tax
| ing his traction engine and taking the
school children to and from their pic
mic which occurred on Saturday, June
18th. 1t was a grand success two
wagons being necessary to hold the
children. Everybody had good
time. Elsie Morgan, George Middle
ton and VIM. Cheney, Committee.
The most successful merchant that
ever lived, A. 7. Stewart, was once
heard to remark that the man who did
not advertise could not succeed for the
reason that he was either short in
goods or could not make prices low
enough to compete and just relied on
what trade he could catch. He also
advised that all people should read
the advertisements if they wished to
get the worth of their money.
If your uncle has an aunt who has n
nephew whose wife has cousin that
is married to an old friend of your
wife's sister, whose grand father used
to live in the same town with an old
school mate of yours, whose son-in-law
Is now living in Chicago, you should
at once renew the acquaintance with
the view of saving hotel bills while
attending the Worlds fair. This
scheme can be worked successfully in
many instances.
Geo. w. Bell, our respected towns
man, met with bad accident at the
Brown City races last week. While
driving his trotting stallion "Dan
Burns" in the 800 minute race and
making fast time on the home stretch
his horse stumbled breaking his "bike"
to pieces and throwing George to the
hard ground. George received severe
bruises about the side and shoulder.
Luckily no bones were broken. The
horse injured his knee although he
will not go lame.
c. f. Michaels has cards out an
nouncing his grand 4th of July ball
and supper at his hall in Yale. The
services of the celebrated Symington
orchestra of Port Huron has been Sc
cured. All who attend this party may
expect to dance to the finest music
ever in Yale. A caller who under
stands his business accompanies this
orchestra. Everybody is making
arrangements to attend this ball and
you will miss a big time if you fail to
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