Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-15

evening. subjects "Churcn Extension
Henry Pearce has the new house on
the farm of Thomas Bell, west of Yale,
nearly completed.
William Easton, A. j. Ward and
Lambert Jones have taken out licenses
during the past week.
The Bee Hive Bazaar of Port Huron
have new adv. III the EXPosTToR this
week. BE sure and read it.
DIR. Convey with his painless method
of extracting teeth at Rapley House,
Saturday, June 10. satisfaction guar
anteed.
Presley's Concert Orchestra, of Yale,
furnished excellent music for +. De-
longs dance at Brown City Wednesday
evening.
j. A. Davidson Il Co. are Offering all
their 90, % and go cent papers at Al
cents. Also quoting some very low
prices on curtains, wall paper, etc.
Dandrufr forms when the glands of
the skin are weakened, and, If neglect
ed badness is sure to follow. Halls
Hair Remover is the best preventive.
James Meharg has had tank and
sprinkler made and will keep the dust
weather. This will be Il much needed
improvement.
We received pleasant letter from
w. \. SilyerthOrn, Chicago, enclosing
one dollar for the EXPOsIToR stating
that it is II welcome visitor at his
home every week.
The Marine City Wheelmen's Park
Association will hold bicycle races at
their new cinder track on June 10th,
open to wheelmen of st. Clair, Ma
comb, Lambton and Kent counties.
One of the firm of Drs. Warner and
Z. A. Cornell, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialists, of Port Huron, who visit
Yale on the last Friday of each month
will be ut the Rapley House, Friday,
June both. CD
White q Jones, the new proprietors
of the Commercial House, have made
many changes in and about the hotel
and are prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in first-class manner.
Call and see them.
Tuesday evening, June 10, straw
berry festival will be held on Elder
Ira Bilman's lawn, given by the \. L.
| :. G. L. of the Disciple church. Ice
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Everybody invited.
There will he Il strawberry festival
held on the lawn at DR.. Macumber's
this friday evening under the aus
pices of the Junior Epworth League,
of the NJ. +. church. Bill 10 cents.
Everybody invited.
DR.. Convey has decided to revisit Yale
and will be at the Rapley House, Sat
urday, June LIST, for the purpose of
extracting teeth without pain or sleep.
This will probably be the Dr.'s last
visit. DO not fail to see him.
Don't fail to make preparations to
attend the grand 4th of July ball at
Michael's hall on Wednesday evening.
Lawrence full concert orchestra, of
Port Huron, will furnish music. You
can't help but enjoy yourself if present.
The wool market is pretty lively in
Yale this week. Prices even better
than Port Huron. There has already
been $4,000 pounds marketed divided
about equally between the three buy
ers, Brown, Andreae Bros. and Palmer
Wharton Il Holden.
ais this hot enough for YOU" is a
silly question; but if you meet man
who complains of suffering from the
heat, ten to one you will find, on in
quiry, that he does not use Ayers Sar
saparila to tone up his system and
free his blood from irritating humors
The household goods of w. w. Grin.
nell were shipped to Baldwin this week
where our esteemed former townsmar
and family will make their home. W.
are sorry to see Mr.. Grinnell and fami
~ leave our town for they have lived
here many years but the EXPosIToI
Joins with their numerous friends il
wishing them peace, prosperity anc
happiness.
A big conflagration occurred at Mar
lette Monday night, the extensive mil
plant of w. l.. Mathews, consisting o.
a flour, split pea and oat meal mill anC
elevator, being devoured by the flames
The fire originated in the furnac,
room and spread rapidly. The plan
was the most complete in this part o.
the state and will be a heavy loss t
the owner as there was no INSURANCE,
on it. The loss is estimated at abou
forty thousand dollars.
A young, rather seedy looking indi
vidual of Bay City was in Yale during
the past week getting signatures of tn,
citizens to paper as to the good char
acter of Sam q. Bettes. A long lis
was secured. On Sunday afternoon
this reformed drunkard, who is inter
ested in the welfare of Sam, talked Il
a large congregation of people OF
Main street trying to vindicate tn,
character of Mr.. Bettes who claims :,
have been slandered by the press o
Bay City and Saginaw. Not being
very fluent speaker he made his aud
I fence tired.
Our nerves are to our life, what tn
!. foundation is to building-our lif
prop and support. When a founda
y ton becomes weak, no sane mar
would use frozen earth to strengthen
: it, but it would be just as wise as to IT,
: to restore the nerves with morphine
alcohol, opium or other perniciou