Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-20

heSlldT meeting Oh the ". T.. =. Will
be held at their hall on Wednesday
evening next. Work on degrees.
The hecklers have finished their
seasons work at the flax mills and
departed for other fields of labor this
week.
Township clerk Herbert has moved
his Office to the rooms oyer the post
office and appointed James III. Moore
deputy.
William Owens has moved into the
building on the corner of North and
Main streets. Mrs. j. {. Hart will use
the building vacated by Mr.. Owens, as
Il restaurant.
In this issue will be found new adv.
implement dealers. Repairs for all
machines handled by them will be
kept constantly on hand.
i. S. Black this week purchased the
vacant lot on Mechanic street east of
Robert II. Menerey's residence from
Grant Holden and will let the contract
for the erection of q dwelling house
this summer.
The f. q +. R'y company offer
prize of S25 in cash to the agent along
their lines who gets his station and
premises in the best condition by fall.
Frank A. Griswold is after the plum
and if we are not mistaken will Sc
cure II.
Spring opening of new and elegant
stock of millinery at Mrs. JAS. Browns
next Tuesday and Wednesday, April
oath and 18th. Ladies of Yale and
vicinity are respectfully invited to call
and see the new exhibits. Remember
days. Mrs. James Brown.
TO those in need of carpets this spring
it will be to your interest to look over
the samples at Holden & McNair's.
They have about 100 styles Wilton
velvets, body brussels, tapestry brussels,
all wool ingram, unions, ETC., ranging
in price from 40cts to Sl.25 per yard.
VIM. Rapley, who owns the Rapley
block, has had a new hard wood floor
put in the drug store and other wise
neatly fitted up and will Immediately
put in plate glass front. Grant will
soon have one of the handsomest drug
stores in the state with no exception.
A BARGAIN.-I have for sale at a
bargain tirst-class family horse, five
years old, bred from thoroughbred
Hambletonian; also buggy and harness
for sale cheap. Will give time or trade
for real estate. For further particulars
call on or write Henry Slight, Yale. 50-5
A tull house greeted Rev. w. +.
Perkins last Monday evening at the
NJ. =. church when he delivered
lecture OH the Relation of Secret socie-
ties to the church. The subject was
ably handled and any who had pre-
JUDGES could not very we'll hold them
after listening to this discourse to its
finish.
In compliance with an honored GUS
tom and with public sentiment the
Governor designates Friday, April p,
1894 as Arbor day. All should proper
ly observe this day by planting trees,
shrubs and flowers to beautify our
homes and highways. 1t is also re-
commended that the schools shall re-
cognize this day by proper exercises.
Plans and specifications of the pro-
posed changes in the NJ. f. church
have been made by II. II. Holden
architect and builder and submitted to
the members of that society. 1t meets
the approval of all and as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be COM
pleted the building will be commenced.
1t will be q fine structure with seat
ing capacity OF 500.
j. b. Stevens V. $. has new adver-
tisement in this issue for the perusal of
ExPosIToR readers. DIR. Stevens located
in Yale six years ago during which
time he has served the public faithfully
and proven himself substantial, en-
terprising citizen. He is well posted
on all diseases of the dumb animal and
prepared to treat the same scientifically
and successfully. Call on him when
in need of his services.
Bro. II. o. Wills will give talk on
Temperance at Central Hall, Saturday
evening, April Dist. Subject, "High
License and Low Church" Benefit
of the White Cross Society. Admission
10 cents. Tickets for sale by members
of the society or can be obtained at
Holden's drug store. Secure tickets in
advance and avoid crowd at door. Bro.
Wills will speak at NJ. +. church Sun
day morning and evening next.
Married at the residence of the
brides parents in Yale on Wednesday
afternoon, April 18th, 1894, by Rev.
J. II. Harrison, Henry Miller, of
Berville, and Lena Lathrop, of Yale.
The happy couple took the evening
train for brief wedding trip. Both of
these young people are highly respect
ed in the communities where they live
and all join with the ExPosIToR in
wishing them many years of happiness
and prosperity.
Last Saturday our attention was
called to as fine drove of cattle as
has been our lot to gaze upon for
long time. They were fatted by
Christian Danielson at his farm in
Lynn, and were purchased and shipped
from Yale to Buffalo by Lothian &
Beard. If our farmers would take the
same pains in fatting their stock for
market as Mr.. Danielson does, this
section would become as noted as Chi
cago is for fatted beef in the markets
of the world.
The international Business College,
Port Huron, Is the leading school of
business in the state. 1t has been in
successful operation for over ten years,
its students are found all over the
country occupying lucrative and re-
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