Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-09-07
Monday last was labor day.

p. w. Doelle has change of adv.
this week.
Prof. Presleys orchestra is playing
in Brown City this week.
Mrs. III. A. Granger is nicely settled
in her new house on Mechanic street.
For clean sweep try the Bissell
Carpet Sweeper. +. Ii. Gibbs Il Co.
have them.
If you want good buggy cheap call
and talk business to the farmers friend
at Old Brockway.
Pay year in advance for the YALE
EXPosIToR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only 80 cents.
George Mcintyre now occupies his
own house on Kennefic street, having
moved to Yale the past week.
Don't forget Yale's fair and races
Sept. %, 26, and 81. Balloon ascension
the second day, horse races the third.
A marriage license has been issued
by the clerk of this county for George
Wait, of Lynn. and Mary Callahan, of
Goodland.
In consequence of absence of pastor
there will be no preaching at hall in
Duffie block Sunday next. Sunday
school at II m.
Holden q McNair have change of
adv. in this issue in which they present
some solid facts worthy your consider
alton. Read it.
By reports received from Brown
City we learn that the races there this
week are excellent, that nearly so
horses have been entered and the at
tendance is very large.
Harry Jardine, who skipped to Can
ada when he learned that the bail
bond furnished was no good, has been
returned and placed in the st. Clair
county Jail. The bail required now is
$1,000.
Report reaches this office that the
building on corner of Main and North
streets is being fitted up and will be
occupied soon rs Il barber shop. The
barber is Il colored man and halls
from Port Huron,
w. III. Harris has moved his family
to Yale and now occupy the Bowman
house on Fourth street. The citizens
of Yale welcome the different fami-
lies who have lately taken up a resi-
dence in this place.
p. W. Doelle has moved his jewelry
and stationeY business To the store in
the McKenna block, first door south of
WindSor's barber shop, and will be
pleased to meet old and new customers
ut this stand. Call and see him.
game of base ball was played be-
tween the Lynn and Capac teams at
the latter place on Wednesday. The
score stood SO to 40 in favor of the
Lynn boys. Deed Middleton, of Yale,
twrled the ball for the Lynn team
Notices have been sent out this week
to members of Brockway lodge, No.
3l6, +. * 4. NJ, requesting all to be
present at the next regular commune
cation, September 18th, at which time
important matters will be brought up
to vote upon.
5. O. Welch x Son wish to warn all
persons against being found sneaking
around their property late at night
unless they want to get filled with
buck shot. Two night watchmen are
employed, each having "A double barrel
ed shot gun. Beware
Yale people are fearful lest Sanlac
Centre gets its railroad soon, in which
event that burg will lose big traffic
from the south central portion of San
lilac county. Marlette is also very
much afraid that there's something to
Iit.-Sanilac County Republican.
Davis tasteless castor oil from which
the emetic properties have been re-
moved by II process of washing without
affecting in the slightest degree its
medical qualities. Slightly aromatized
to make it even more palatable. Nc
Kenna and Lennon have it for sale.
Rev. Windrom, of Capac, preached
in the NJ. p. church Sunday last. Mr..
Windrom has received the appoint
ment of this circuit and will move his
family here soon. Rev. Perkins, who
has done a grand work during his So
journ here, will go to Bad Axe where
we hope he will meet with even better
success. While we are sorry to see Mr..
Perkins leave us we welcome the new
pastor to our midst.
Mrs. W. L. Ellis and children leave
the first of the week for Hlghgate in
Canada, where Mr.. Ellis has good
position IN large Touring mill. Mrs.
Ellis house will probably not remain
vacant long as there are at present so
many desiring to rent and it is pleas
sorry to lose this family again but hope
some time in the future to see them
settled here permanently.
Moses Graybiel, student in Kala-
mazoo college, who has filled the Bap-
fist pulpit in the absence of Rev. ID. III.
Cooper, took occasion at the service of
Sunday morning to warmly thank the
members of that congregation for the
practical assistance which has been
rendered him in his college work. Mr..
Graybel is a young man who promises
to become grand worker in the minis
terial ranks in his church.-Port Huron
Daily Times.
In his severe loss by fire on Tuesday
last, +. A. Newstead feels deeply
grateful to those who did so much
and worked so faithfully in their vain
attempts to subdue the flames, also to