Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-27

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A good three string broom, IS cents,
at Bourke's, Old Brockway.
Lothian & Beard present new adv.
this week for careful buyers inspec-
ton.
About the only thing man wishes
to wrap himself in these evenings is
slumber.
1t will pay you to take your butter
and eggs to the farmers friend, Old
Brockway.
Grant Holden & Bro. tell about their
prescription department in their new
adv. this week.
Melvin Hunter is again showing a
razor at ii. n. Pratt's barber shop
INLAY City Times.
Lost-A White Cross Reform Club.
The finder will be rewarded if returned
to the citizens of Yale.
Duncan McKeith had valuable
sheep killed by dogs this week on his
farm north of this place
FraLk Rettes, well known to the
older residents of Yale, died mt the
500 during the past week.
Good honest goods have never been
SUN IT'S ClltuJll III ldlt uS bht1 are ~
ing now at Holden 4 McNair's.
Jas. Livingston Il Co. will finish pull.
ing flax this week. They have already
commenced to thresh and spread.
James Wallace was elected Mt the
county convention held in Port Huron
Wednesday n member of the county
committe.
The flag for VIM. II. Dumphy Post,
G.. A. r., has arrived from Chicago and
may be seen at A. II. Telfer's residence.
1t is beauty.
There still seems to he some wool in
the country yet. G.. Andreae & Sons
received over two thousand pounds
last Thursday.
1t is little late, hut remembering
the old adage, we will announce II
daughter born to the wife of Jason
Clark, of Saginaw, on July II.
Next Tuesday evening is the regular
meeting of X. o. r. NJ. \ delegate will
be elected to the Great Camp, also
three limitations. Everybody turn out.
Quite number of our citizens sun
dayed at Lakeport. This being our
nearest point to the blue water it is
becoming quite resort for Yale
people.
Our new druggists McKcnna 81 Len
non are hustling. They now sell you
a one quart bottle of Johnson's Sarsa-
parilla at the same price one half the
size used to cost.
As the new hardware merchants, +.
! III. Gibbs Il Co., have been busily en-
gagged during the past week in getting
/ SntflnH fhatr haun IN l. tip,n 10
write an adv. for the ENPoSIToR. Our
readers may look for one in the next
issue.
The ice cream social held on Wallace
! Ballentine's lawn last Saturday even
ing for the benefit of the Brick chapel
sunday school was well attended and
a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
About 5000 was cleared above the cx-
! penses.
Some of Yale's young ladies have
been heard to remark "that certain
young gentleman" (who by the way is
quite favorite with them "does not
realize the fact that it takes two arms
to drive Il horse rs well as to keep a
set of books
One of the old citizens of Brockway
township. Thos. McElroy, died ut his
| home west of Yale, last Friday, aged
| o. The funeral was held from the NJ.
| p. church, Rev. W. +. Perkins officiat-
| ing. lie was laid to rest in Elmwood
cemetery last Sunday.
"I was Frustrated with severe
bilious complaint" writes Erastus
SouthwOrth, of Bath, Me. after
vainly trying number of remedies,
was finally induced to take Ayers
! Pills. had scarcely taken two boxes
when was completely cured"
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner d +. 4. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be Mt the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month, which comes on the 9th
this month. Anyone wishing to con-
suit him will find him there all day.
Next Sunday the +. & =. NJ. railroad
will run an excursion to Port Huron.
The train will pass through Yale at
9.J6 a. IN. and leave Port Huron at 600
p. m. This will give many splendid
chance to visit Huronia Beach, Lake
side Park and all other points within
easy reach. The fare is only 20 cents
for the round trip.
Isaac Menerey has in his possession
an old fashioned cold shut taken from
the heart of good-sized tree. 1t is
surmised that this cold shut was hung
on limb of the tree and the wood
grew around it, and that it has been
there for Mt least 40 years. because it
is that long since numbering has been
carried on here. 1t is n curiosity.
4 Free Methodist camp meeting will
be held in Roger Barrett's woods mile
south and three-quarters of n mile east
of Yale, commencing August lst and
continuing eight days. Provisions and
groceries will be furnished on the
grounds, Sundays excepted. The first
two Gays of the meeting teams will
meet passengers mt the Yale trains. All
are invited to attend this meeting.
NJ. =. Allen, of Yale, after carefully
looking over town, has purchased a
lot south of and adjoining the brick
block and will at once commence the
erection of brick vaneer building,
22x40 to be used as q dry goods store.
Mr.. Allen has been in the business in
Yale for some time and is moving here