Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-28
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Go to DIR. Mitchell to have your eyes
scientifically tested for, and accurately
fitted to glasses. 81
The telephone continues to enjoy the
distinction of furnishing the only place
where talk isn't cheap.
John F. Umphrey continues to inn
prove but is still unable to leave his
bed. We hope to see him out before
long.
Ladies, have for sale, Curtains from
81 pair upwards, Stamped Linens,
Novelties, Ladies Goods, etc. Mrs.
Barrett.
Rev. Sam G.. Bettes preached very
able discourse at the Nj. L. church
Sunday evening, to very large con-
gregation.
| NoTICE-Houses and stores to rent
in the Macarthur Block, Yale, also on
Jones st. Rents low. ID. Macarthur,
Yale Mich. 46tf
Married-At the NJ. f. parsonage,
Yale, on Friday, April 81, by Rev.
j. ii. Harrison, Joseph Collins, of Au
Sable, and Nora O'Brien, of Emmett.
The increase in milk at the butter
factory is steady and now there is over
, 800 lbs. daily. We trust the farmers
will patroniZe the creamery as 1t is
certain TO pay them.
DR.. NuilPs case which should have
come on this week, has been laid over,
on account of the Dr's. illness. He
was taken sick at Croswell and is un-
able to get to Port Huron.
Several articles of household furni-
ture fo- sale. Set cane seat chairs,
center table, sewing table, desk, kitchen
cupboard, child 5 folding bed. Will go
cheap. Enquire at this office.
Cyrus Robinson has moved his fam
| lily TO Port Huron where he has secured
work at the tunnel depot. The EXPOS
IToR joins with CY's many friends at
Yale in wishing them success.
Mrs. Taylor will open two cases of
lace curtains on Saturday consisting of
Antique, Guipure'd Art, and Noting
ham designs, call and look them over
you will find some as low as soc.
FoR SALE-The undersigned has for
sale n family driving horse, kind and
gentle. For further information and
price inquire at $. 0. Welch d Sons
Touring mill. w. l.. Ellis, Yale. 5l-2
j. b. Paisley is in cheerful frame
of mind these days, all the result OF
his valuable brood mare foaling a
| 50 900 "Greenbacks" colt. 1t is our
wish that Jerry may have good luck
with this valuable addition to his list.
Some of those who have heard the
music rendered by the orchestra for
the "Old District SCHOOL, have ex-
pressed themselves by saying, at is
| just grand" L. G. Mapes is musical
director and he acquits himself in
| first-class style.
Anniversary services under the all
spices of Advance lodge No. 10, /. O.
Yale, on Sunday, April 30th, at
O'Clock p. NJ. Members and friends
are cordially invited. Rev. w. +. Per-
kins will give the discourse.
The EXPosrroR is still giving to sub
scrihers who pay up all arrears and
one year in advance the Farmers
Friend, Il sixteen page paper issued
twice Il month for one year. This IL
an excellent paper and an eXtraordin-
AIRY offer. Take advantage of it.
Wharton d Holden have just re-
ceived mt their elevator i'm Yale car
load Of White Eusiage 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.
Reid u Mosher have placed a wind
mill along side their livery barn and
will also add II large tank into which
the mill will pump water. These
gentlemen will lay pipes through the
stable to water their horses from. 1t
will be so arranged that they can wash
buggies without going to the creek.
A few days ago young lady called
at the post Office and purchased some
stamps and soon after it was noticed
that she seemed to be in great agony.
1t was found that instead of licking
one Of the new Columbian stamps by
sections, she had unjointed her tongue
in trying to extend it over the entire
surface.
The Misses Lena and Bertha Lathrop,
Minnie Stanley, Lizzie Evans, Sarah
Mclaughlin and Tena Moore gave Mrs.
r. Remington, who lives ] miles north
and west of the village, quite
surprise party last Friday afternoon.
The time was pleasantly spent and
Mrs. Remington gave the young ladies
Il nice repast.
Good roads have been built in many
parts of the country, but no roads re-
manned good where the taxes were
"worked out" in repairing them. Some
continuous and intelligent, even if not
absolutely scientific, supervision of the
road repairs must be had. Otherwise
all the time, labor and money bestowed
on building good roads will be thrown
away.
McNair d Lewis have built up a
splendid trade since coming to Yale
and their tailoring department in con-
nection with the gents furnishings, is
filled with orders. Will Zavitz, the
cutter, and Charlie Whiting, the coat
maker, both thoroughly understand
their business and all wishing suit of
clothes are guaranteed perfect fit
and the best of satisfaction.
Auction SALE.-IIaving sold my
farm and intending to move to other
parts, l will oifer for sale by public
auction at the premises one mile west
and one mile south of Yale, on Satur-
day, May g, at one o'clock p. m. all