Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-30
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daughter.
A table napkin and lady's kid glove
await owners at the EXPosIToR Office.
Seven bars of soap for 20 cts. Each
bar weighs ii or. at Martin j. Bourke's.
John A. Wilson has secured stu
alton in s. o. Welch 4 Sons Touring
mill.
Frank Lutes expects to move his
cigar factory to Mt. Pleasant in the
near future.
| Minnie Mann has been among the
sick ones during the past week but is
now recovering.
The many friends of Mrs. William
Strong will be panied to learn of her
serious illness of late.
Remember Sturgis grand closing
concert in Central Hall next Wednes-
day evening, April 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ferguson on
Saturday received large jug of
maple syrup from Caro- friends.
Street Commissioner Mackman with
a gang of men have been fixing the
streets of the village the past week.
Quite number from Yale and vicin-
ity have been attending teachers ex.
Weter, Tanning 4 Co.'S egg wagons,
of Richmond, visited Yale for the first
time this year on Wednesday of this
week.
John brennan expects to erect
handsome brick block Mt Brown City
in the near future. The building will
be used by the Misses brennan rs a
millinery
Dandrutf is an exudation from the
pores of the scalp that spreads
and dries, forming scurf and causing
the hair to fall out. Halls Hair Re-
newer cures it.
Act No. 202, amending the election
law, passed by the Legislature last year,
section Il, provides that none but
metallic stamps, bearing cross (x)
shall be used to mark ballots.
Sneak thieves entered Holden Bros.
meat market by way OF the north
window last Friday night or Saturday
morning. AS nothing was disturbed it
is supposed that they were frightened
away.
"For long time l suffered with
stomach and liver troubles, and could
find no relief until l began to use
Ayers Pills. ! took them regularly
for few months, and my health was
completely restored."-D. w. Baine,
New Berne, n. G.
Below we give a list of the officers of
the Disciple church:-Hders. Robert
w. Menerey, Ira Billman and X. Bruce
Brown; Deacons. George Walker, Elan
Sloat, John Baxter and William III.
Ballentine; Clerk, Jos. Effriek; treas
urer, ID. Il. MeNair.
Mahlon Bearss, George Denler and
Peter Scott, of Port Huron, have been
awarded the contract for constructing
564S feet of brick sewer ia the city of
Richmond, Ind. Contract price S34 900.
They expect to commence to break
earth on April 10th. We wish them
success in their undertaking.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union Of Sanilac county will hold
their annual county convention at
Downington on the Sd and 4th of
April next. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all temperance workers.
Greetings and articles will be gladly
received from those who find it inn
possible to meet with us. Mrs. G. Il.
, Bedford.
Constant hammering wears away
stone. In like manner constant adj
vertising wears away the apathy of
purchasers and tides the merchant
over hard times. 1t is in such times
people watch the advertising columns
to note where the nimble dollar will
procure most, and the wise merchant
knowing this will not fail to have his
line of prices dangling in the advertis-
ing columns of such papers as the
EXPosITOR.
One of the greatest objections TO the
coming of spring is the usual accom-
paniment of the peddler. 1t seems
that the spring has brought more than
the usual number of peddlers. They
are legion and offer for sale anything,
from a paper of pms to brown stone
front. Nine cases out of ten the
thrifty housewife, who at the time of
buying thinks she is driving great
bargain, finds out afterward that she
had been duped. either in quality or
price and sometimes in both,
The new forage plant Lathyrus, IN
troduced recently from Germany, has
produced according to the report of
the Michigan Experiment Station, four
tons of hay per acre on light sandy
soil at one cutting. 1t affords excel
lent pasturage. Will stand the Sc
verest drought and extreme cold.
Lasts fifty years without re-seeding.
Three sample packets of seed with full
particulars concerning this new plant
and complete 100 page catalogue can
be had for twenty-five cents by adj
dressing Vaughn's Seed Store, Chicago
and New York. See advertisement in
this issue.
+. T. Palmer & Co. have fully decid-
ed to move their stock of goods to
Elkton, Huron county, and will take
their departure about April IA. Elkton
is u bright lively town for business,
with a good farming country surround
ing and Fred considers he has found
good opening, which of course we
trust he has, although we regret to see
: him leave Yale. Fred is an energetic,
husting young man and we have no
doubt but Elkton citizens will find him
the right one with whom to deal. Yale
will lose most popular young man,
one who will be greatly missed among
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