Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-09
Village election next Monday.

A. Bashill has moved with his kit
of jewelers. tools to Peck.
Twins were born to the wife of Jas.
Gleason, Speaker, last week Thursday.
Look at Ballentine's set cotton and
half bleached. It's just what you
want for sheets.
If you are voter and not already
registered in the village roll attend to
that duty on Saturday.
The small boy and marbles have
taken possession of the vacant lot
south of the Doelle block.
Prof. Brush who was here Friday
and Saturday last with his trained
horses did not meet with success.
The many friends of Mrs. John d.
Grinnell will regret to learn that she is
quite ill at her home in Port Huron.
julie Hennessey, who has been clerk
ing for Lothian & Beard, the past few
months is now in the employ of ID. A.
McKeith.
Regular communication of Brock
way lodge, 3l6, +. & A. NJ. next Thurs
day evening, March -. Work on third
degree. Henry Pearce, w. NJ.
We were pleased to see postmaster
Jones on the streets last Friday. On
account of sickness he has been con-
fined to the house nearly all winter.
The best way to avoid scalp diseases,
hair falling out, and premature bald
ness is to use the best preventive
known for that purpose-HalPs Hair
Remover.
Thomas Weston had the misfortune
e nf IA hxy
flying silver while at work in mill at
Yuma about six weeks ago. His friends
of Yale will be sorry to learn of his i'll
luck.
BY request OF the Director of school
district, No. 6, township of Brockway,
DR.. Yuill makes the statement that he
never was called TO attend any Warner
boy, but was there professionally and
was not asked to even look at the boy.
Notices have been issued that there
will he sold on Monday, March II,
1894, ut the premises of the Yale Butter
and Cheese Mfg Co., the factory, and
everything in connection Herewith.
Here is chance for some person or
persons to get bargain.
Best remedy for sprains and pains.
Mr.. j. NJ. Spring, Bennings, h. c.,
writes: 81 have been using Salvation
Oil and have obtained great relief.
Among so many remedies tried, Sal
vation Oil is the best for sprains and
pains in the back" 1t kills all pain.
Now and then man stands aside
from the crowd, labors earnestly,
steadily, confidently, and straightway
becomes famous for wisdom, intellect,
skill, greatness of some sort. The
world wonders, admires, idollZes; and
vet it only illustrates what each may
do if he takes hold of life with IA
purpose.
A subscription paper has been in
circulation this week for the purpose
of raising money to purchase cork
| leg for John Sexton. About forty
dollars has already been subscribed
and the balance will soon be forth
coming. This Is Il commendable OBJ
| iect and we are glad to see our citizens
so worthily interested. We have no
doubt it will be boon to John.
A special meeting of the board of
supervisors was held in the court room
at Port Huron Monday. They had
met in caucus before noon and in the
afternoon matters passed off compare
quorum present. The election of the
| superintendent of Poor resulted as
follows: VIM. Hodgins, of Brockway,
"a; Persels, of Wales, Ia John Dunni-
gan, ,; w. A. Ingles, |; blank, l. Total
~. IIodgins was declared elected.
Resolutions of coincidence on the death
of Martin Stapelton were then passed.
The White Cross Reform Club prom.
| ises to be success from the word "gO."
! The first meeting was held on Saturday
evening last in the NJ. +. church with
| President Stevens in the chair. The
church was we'll filled, nearly every
one present being member OF the
club. The meeting was very enthusi-
astic one and from the tone of the
| speakers we expect great good will be
accomplished in Yale. The club will
again meet in the VI. +. church next
Saturday evening. All are invited.
Get a seat early that you may hear the
great Chicago elocutionist, Prof. Frank
Rockford.
| On December Goth John Mcclellan
| left his home north of the village and
proceeded to Colorado, thinking to
benefit his health, which was very
poor. For q time he improved, but be-
ginning to fail again he started for
home, reaching Wausau, Wisconsin,
three weeks ago, where finding him
self unable to proceed farther he sent
word to his people and his motheg
went to him. Gradually failing, death
came to him on Monday of this week
and a telegram was sent to his father,
who Immediately left for there. The
body was brought to Yale on Thursday.
The funeral will be held in the Disciple
church to-day at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
William Campbell, of Detroit, preach
ing the sermon. Deceased was twenty
six years of age, a young man of ster-
ling character and large circle of
friends are left to mourn his early
departure.
On a visit to Brockway Friday morn
ing last, we found w. II. Harris, the
carriage maker, doing big business
as usual. We noticed about fifty bug
gies and twenty-five wagons in the
different stages of making. Work was
brisk in all departments. In the
| farmpra' friend store NJ l. ROurka