Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-08-03

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Call in at Ballentine's and see their
yachting caps for 25c, 30 and SOC.
DO you smoke? Well yes, when |
can get one of Grant Holden's Nickle
Spot cigars.
Persons wanting Pug dogs will find
them for sale at John Hoskins, near
the station. 1872
DR.. Covey with his painless method
of extracting teeth without pain at the
Rapley House, Aug. 9.
Asman & Beard, Port Huron, are
holding their annual sale of wall pa
per. Read their change of adv. this
week.
The game of base ball between En-
met and Old Brockway, last Friday re-
suited in victory for Brockway.
Score 17-40.
A meeting of the Yale Driving Club
will be held in James Wallace's shop
this friday evening at O'Clock.
Business of Importance.
A girl wishing to learn the dress
making trade in town can find II
boarding place with Mrs. w. l.. Ellis
doing light work for her board.
The last quarterly meeting of the NJ.
p. church will be held Aug. II and II.
Rev. :. Windrom, of Capac, will be
present and conduct the service.
have for sale second hand side
spring top buggy, nearly new. For
further particulars and terms call at
Wallace's harness shop, Yale. Wallace
Adams. PA
If you desire luXuriant growth of
healthy hair of Il natural color. ma
lures browning ornament of both
sexes, use only Halls Vegetable Sici-
liam Hair Remover.
The members of the NJ. =. church
desire To return their hearty thanks to
a. j. Ward for his lIberalty in supply
ing the ice used at the Pink Tea social
Saturday evening, also to Others who
assisted in its success.
LoTs FOR SALE.-Two desirable build
ing lots, in the northwest part of the
village of Yale, good location for a
residence for sale cheap or will trade
for horses, etc. For further particu-
lars call on A. W. Ferguson. l-tf
The Centre Star Roller Mill was shut
down last week. A new arch was
placed around the boiler and many
other improvements made about the
mill. :. q. WEIGH d Son are now pre-
pared to do all the custom work the
public see fit to bring to their Mill.
Attorney General Ellis has decided, ,
| in response to an inquiry from the
State treasurer, that merchants who 90
about the country in wagons eNchang-
! ing goods from their store for farm
-
! Howell's statutes. which provides that
others to pcddle goods not his own
manufacture, without Il license. For Il
single horse rig the license is S40a year,
and for two horses SO.
The NJ. =. church now nearing COM
| pletion at Speaker is quite Il model.
The committee are sparing no pains
| whatever 20 make it one of the best in
this section. W. Il. Saville, of this
place has finished the ceiling which is
| beautifully decorated and is now grain
ing the woodwork. The probable cost
of the church will be 81 GOO, which is
nearly all provided for. The church
| will be dedicated Aug. 10Th at 1890 a.
M. Rev. Traver and others will be
present. \ cordial invitation is eX-
| tended to all.
Richard Newkirk, of Avoca, put
down a stone we'll on his lot last week
and when down about twenty feet a
| small vein of coal was struck and
about a peck of small pieces thrown
out, also considerable shale rock. The
indications are that Avoca is under
laid with a coal bed as a large vein was
encountered while putting down a
deep we'll about a year ago. There
are also good Indications about a
mile south along the high banks of
Mill Creek. Why don't some one
make thorough investigation of this
matter?
There are number of our subscrib.
ers who want the EXPosIToR and would
feel annoyed were this Office to cease
sending it to them. hut they never
think of paying for the paper when
payment is due. The expense of run
ming a paper like the ExPosIToR runs
over S25 a week, and the employees
must be paid weekly and the plant
and material connected with the run
ming of the concern must be paid when
due. For this reason we expect every
subscriber to pay up when due. We
| Wdub every SuDSCIlDcT, WIZ - lllduNtI'
tently in arrear. to examine the labe
on his paper, and to pay all arrearage:
on or before the first of October.
What might have been very seriou,
fire was stopped by Phil Walker ano
VIM. Mackman Wednesday morning
When going to work about half pas
six in the morning they noticed smOk,
=. coming out of Holden & Wharton
elevator. Phil broke open the doc
: and located the fire underneath tn,
! first floor. The fire was smoulderinl
among some loose boards and pape
and was soon extinguished by a few
} pals of water. 1t looks like incend
) iarsm as a partly burned newspape
, of recent date was found there. Tn,
: only opening to get below is by tral
} door and through a small opening il
l the farther corner so no papers cOulC
, have blown in there. Had not the fir,
e been extinguished both elevators, ha,
| sheds and depot would have burned a
3 quite stiff breeze was blowing from
: the southwest.
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